The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-28

FEMININE TOPICS

Keep lump of kitchen salt in the sink.
1t will Dissolve slowly and keep the pipe
fresh and wholesome.
For many people new refrigerator will
be necessity next summer At the En-
erson Furniture Store they tell me that
the price will be much higher next sea-
son so why not look over their stock of
the reliable Eddy refrigerators and ice
chests now and save money
A delicious jam for winter use can
be made from "left-overs. Any
fruit left over from q meal, a saucer
of raspberries, handful of cherries, a
few plums, anything and everything,
can be put together in the covered
sauce kettle with just enough water
to keep it from burning and then left
to take care of itself on the back of
the stove until cooked into thick jam.
Then add sugar in the proportion of
half the quantity of sugar to the guam
tity of jam. Put in a glass jar, screw.
| down the cover and gradually fill the
| jar from time to time as leftovers ac
cumulate The greater the variety of
fruits used in making this jam the bet
ter it will be.
| It's a lot of work to make cookies. Why
not try some of the "Frisbie'' cookies
from the Clark Grocery? There are six
varieties, a dozen being nicely packed in
waxed paper and cardboard carton for
Is cents They're good
During the summer months eliminate
. foh al he ontiralyy an1 1hCf 1t1,to
simple, easily laundered doilies in their
the offending dolly may be freshened
quickly with little trouble.
No dressing table is complete without
toilet water, and the delicious perfum,
of the "Jonteel' makes it permanent
member of the dressing table family alon.
with the other "JonteeP' toilet necessi
ties all of which are to be found at The
Brooks House Pharmacy
Frozen Peach Cream: Beat 3 egg.
until light. add cups of sugar, dasf
of salt and l pint of hot milk and stil
over boiling water until the custafC
coats the spoon Chill add | pint OF
heavy cream and 3 cups of peeled anc
finely cut ripe peaches and freeze il
| the usual manner.
| Bargains are numerous at Mrs. Smith
| Hat Shop. She has few of those vizore'
| automobile caps which are so comfortabl
| and her bargain window is well wort
| looking over While there, try on som
| OF the new tams.
i In warm weather always sprinkl
i the clothes on the line with the fin
spray of the garden hose. Then fol-
Il them while taking them down and thu
save one entire handling, many wrin
: klcs, and at the same time get an abun
, dance of health giving out-of door an
ii you have dandruff or find that you
hair is falling out the ''San-Tox'' hal
I tonic at the Brattleboro Drug Co.,
very highly recommended, and tn
"Scalp Wonder another San-Tox RENE
dy for. ,eruptive diseases of the scalp
just what its name implies.
l Malaga Grape Tarts: Boil cups o
water and l cup of sugar five minutes
add IL cup of gelatin softened in l.
cup of cold water. stir until dissolved
then add the grated rind of l lemo
and the juice of three, let stand iv
minutes and strain. Partly fill bake
L pastry shells with Malaga grapes frol
which the skins and seeds have bee
: removed, pour in the jelly when it b'
4 gins to stiffen and place on ice unit
firm.
The result of Miss Hanrahan's Ne
4 York visit is shown in an array of love