The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-21
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FEMININE Tories

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banks's bread makes? 1t cuts in smooth,
firm slices like homemade bread. Many
home has Fairbanks breakfast with
such toast and plate of Fairbanks's
dOughnuts.
Cheese and Potato Omelet: Break 4
eggs into a bowl and then add 3 table
spoons of milk, teaspoon of salt, 3 table
spoons of finely minced parsley. Now rub
3 boiled potatoes through sieve and then
add , onions grated. Place tablespoons
Of fat in a frying pan and when hot
add the potatoes and let crust over then
add the eggs. Shake gently until set and
then fold and turn. Garnish with finely
minced parsley.
Does it pay to go without the protection
of good fire insurance policy when few
dollars will save You from a possible
heavy loss? Fire may destroy your prop
erty, but it cannot ruin you if you let
| Daniels, the insurance man, write you a
guarantee of protection.
| When your sweet grass baskets lose
their fragrance, dip them quickly in and
out of boiling water and dry them thor
Oughly.
Probably Vaughan & Burnett have as
large and varied line of white ivory toilet
ware as they have ever had. Their win
dow display the past week of these goods
was unusually attractive. Christmas is
not far away and an early selection will
give you the wider choice.
Turpentine will remove machine oil
that gets onto garments when stitching.
Those pretty little "JonteeF' vanity
cases which the Brooks House Pharmacy
is selling for so cents are convenient little
trinkcts. They are of metal with chain
and ring and many use them for carrying
small change instead of cosmetics. They
make a charming little gift.
Did you ever try dropping a piece of
clean charcoal into a dish of cereal or
other food that has scorched in cooking
The taste, | am told, will disappear en-
tirely.
Although many availed themselves of
the bath soap bargain at the Brattleboro
boxes left. They offer two large size
cakes for p cents and there are three de-
lightful perfumes to select frOm-ver-
bona. geranium and violet. 1t makes de-
l!Ghtfully creamy lather.
tomatoes washed and cut up: whole
bunch of celery; seven onions; u whole
cloves. u sprigs of parsley; boil slowly
two hours, strain. and add one cup sugar.
j. teaspoons salt. one teaspoon pepper,
IL cups -four mixed with a slice of but
teg. add water to make a smooth paste.
i Ill slowly one-half hour, and can hot.
This makes about seven quarts of fine
soup.
Let the shower for the bride-to-be be a
practical one. Give her an assortment
of kitchen utensils, such as you can find
in the Brattleboro China store. You will
be surprised at the variety of the house
hold conyeniences they have there which
are inexpensive yet very useful.
Annoying match marks can be removed
from white woodwork by applying a bit
of lemon juice ... ,,...r.,s .; ..-n,o.t- /
Durham Brothers have quite line of
high-grade pumps left from their sum
mer business which are just the thing
for dancing and for we with spats.
They have been gathered into two lots,
priced at S3.9S and S5.9S. The children.
too. must have their dancing slippers
which you can find there at medium
prices. --s- ..-.@--.
If you wish to avoid tears when peel.
under water during the operation.
Many housekeepars prefer to. launder
the small pieces, lingerie and such things
at home. but the mass of sheets, pillow
cases and towels looks like mountain.
Here is where Sparks Laundry can lend
a helping hand and take them away nd
return them clean and smooth.
In sprinkling linen use n glass sugar
shaker and in the water put a little cold
starch, about a tablespoonful to a quart
OF water. This makes the linen iron with
about the stiffness as when new.
| Doing business with a bank tends to
make woman orderly in her business
affairs and. sad to say. this is quality
many women lack. The Brattleboro Trust
company will gladly give the necessary
instruction for starting a checking ac-
count, which l know will prove a great
convenience in the paying of bills.
! Bread Pudding: One cup of bread
cdumbs, pint of sweet milk, rind of -
lemon, yolks of > eggs beaten and mixed
spread with jelly and frost with meringue
made by adding two tablespoons of sugar
to the whisked egg whites. Brown in
oven.
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