The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-22
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Cowles. The table cutlery and kitchen
knives will make their appeal as well as
many of the small tools. Inc pocket
knives and other things will interest Ia
Their and the boys.
If doors in springing back strike the
wall with bang, the noise can be over |
come by fastening cork to the wall
where the door strikes. Use a small nail
so as not to disfgure the wall
There must be canning equipment
enough for tie county at the Brattle-
boro China Store. Besides the regular
outfit of jars, rubbers, jelly tumblers,
etc, they have all sorts of conyeniences
for the cold pack method-racks, jar
filters and other devices for making the
work easy.
Animal crackers can be made to stand
by dipping their feet in tondant or
stiff frosting, and then placing them on
tiny fiat crackers to harden. A regular
circus parade on the table is then pos
sible.
If you have a son approaching man
hood, encourage him to take out life
insurance policy. 1t is one of the very
best ways to save money as millions can
testify Tell him to let Daniels, the in
surance man, tell him of the advantages
of such a move.
Currant Jelly: Do not pick the cur
rants directly after rain as they have
absorbed too much moisture. Free the
currants from the large stems and leaves,
wash and drain. Put few of the cur
rants in the bottom of the preserving
Kettle and mash with wooden potato
masher. Add the balance of the fruit
and mash while heating. When hot pour
| into jelly bag and let drain over night.
| Do not squeeze or the jelly will be
| cloudy. In the morning measure the
juice and for every pint add a pint of
sugar Let come to a boil draw to the
back of the stove and skim. Repeat the
| boil ng and Swimming three times then
pour into thoroughly sterilized glasses.
Stand them in a sunny window for a
day, covering them with piece of glass
or waxed paper to exclude dust.
| / was asked the other day who could
wash rugs. / have told my readers before
| that the Brattleboro Steam Laundry
could do them satisfactorily and for the
| benefit of those who failed to read it |
| will say that they wash rugs and any OF
/ the heavy household things that are so
difficult to do at home.
If a safety pin is dull or you wish to
push it through several folds of goods,
first stick it into bar of soap. The pin
will run easily into the goods.
Last week spoke of the new Wan
ltastiuuet" coffee which the Stebbins Gro
lcerv had Just put in. have been trying
it this week and find it good Although
but As cents a pound | thought it thu
equal of some of the higher priced cot
fees. Try it.
\ level teaspoonful of cornstarch addet
to fudge while cooking will make il
creamy.
The Brattleboro Drug Store has goo'
line of auto goggles and glasses for tn
tourist and vacationist. n pair OF sue
glasses are a necessity if you woul
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glare of the summer sun.
Red Raspberry Sauce for Puddings
Four tablespoons of butter, two-third
cup of confcct;oners sugar, one full Gu
of raspberries. Work butter with a for
until creamy. Add sugar slowly, beatin
, all the time, beating between each on
, till the sauce is smooth and perfect
, | blended As the saucp Is very rich TIL
pudding itself should be simple.
j 81 never bother to fry doughnuts,
4 aid one woman because Fairbanks
> are better than any / can make. The
j Railways come from the maker neatl
wrapped in waxed paper and 1 kno
they are made under the most sanitar
/ | conditions