Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-31

SUPPER
Cold Baked Bean Salad.
Brown Bread ana Butter
Currant TartS Gingerbread.
Tea
cold dinner is not necessarily the cheer.
less feast, associated i'm so many masculine
minds with waSh-daNS and houscCleaning
At this time Of the year, indeed. II is the
dinner. par excellence, refrc Shing to the
eye and palate alike. 1t commends itself
particularly to the housewife for Sunday
as nearly everything can be made ready
the day before, thus giving plenty of time
for church attendance,
The ice cream can be frozen in the early
morning. then set away in a cold place
until ready to serve.
The dinner table may he laid after the
breakfast dishes are washed and every
thing left in the ice box ready to set on the
table.
Black coffee is the one thing appropri-
ately served hot. but even this can give
place to iced coffee or tea
TO remove the smell Of fish from the
hands, put a little turpentine in with the
soap and water.
cafe frappe. which affords a pleasant
change from the too familiar coffee jelly,
is simply made and is delightful as an
afternoon or evening refreshment.
70 one quart of strong coffee, sweetenod
10 taste add the beaten white of one egg,
or tablespoonful of gelatine, dissolved in
little cold water. and freeze. Serve in
tan glasses, with whipped cream on top. A
tcaspoonful of vanilla extract is considered
by some to he an Improvement.
The new gas stoves by which broiling Is
scientifically done are preferred by many,
even to d charcoal fire.
Indeed, the New York Beefsteak Club
indeed. the New York I5ppfStpall Climb.
which counts itself the highest authority
on this subject, prefers the gas broiler to
the bed of hickory Goals their chef former
ly used. The broilcr consists of a CORFU
gated sheet steel, heavy steel wire frame
and handles. and gravy trough
The directions that come with the broiler
say to grease the grid and season meat be-
fore putting it on. Drop the grid, to scar
the surface. then raise to broilng distance
and let it cook half through. Turn drop
the grid as before Ito scar the surface
then raise again to broiling distance until
the meat is done. Good meat thus broiled
needs no butter.
The average person is more likely to have
capriciouS appetite at breakfast in hot
weather than at any of the other meals 4
substantial breakfast is seldom required
even by business men and working women,
though there should always be something
light nourishins and easily digasted Fruit
should be used in ABUNDANCE Cereals are
often more grateful when combined with
a little fruit, fresh stewed.
Peaches should always be served with n
dolly. there is no fruit stain so difficult
to remove. 1t will yield to renewed appli-
cations of javalle water, but the cloth is
weakened unless great pains are used. ia
Vale water, by the way, is a convenient
article to keep in the house, but it should
be under lock and key or high on a shelf
out Of the reach of inQuisitiVe children. 1t
is simply a solution Of chloride of potash,
and II purchased under that name will cost
less than whom bought as javalle water.
Pour little of the solution over a stain,
then almost Immediately immerse the gar
ment in luke warm water and rub we'll
If the spot does not come out repeat the
operation, letting il soak d moment longer
in the solution.
If you want to know how to tell oleomar-
garine from butter, try this test:
Take a little bit Of the doubtful article
and rub upon n piece of glass. Then look
through it toward the light. If the smudpe
forms smooth blur, the article is butter,
If light with bright spocks and spots
through it, it is olcomargarine. Pure lard
can be distinguished from the compound in
the same way. The lard will make a
smooth blur.
Hese are crystals OF peci lat stearhe.
one oi the "eSt cosmetics Tor campers or
persons upon the water Is Iltsh cucumucr
juice. Peel the cucumber, cut into thick
Snces ana press the juice out with lemon
squee2er This will keep the skin of the
face soft and smooth
severe Wnu purhs may De removed by
mixture OF equal parts OF ollNe OH and vas
cline. Soft linen cloths dipped in solution
of baking soda and water and laid upon
chrohs ana lorenead Will also give prompt
relel.
,,-.
Many prominent physicians in this coun-
E"uPe as tile grape cure IN ms cure,
EihPcS i"' Sch'Tal u1yS form the exclusive
dlcl ne patioht commences with the con-
sumption o. from one to two pounds daily,
WIN ~ sf"uu"l Increase To eight or ten
POUNDS. Alter rev days Of this diet a
marked Improvement ~ noted In the gen
eral health Inc appetite improves, the di-
restlon becomes easy ana rapid, and in