The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-09
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The skin of a roast fowl will be brown,
and crisp if rubbed over with oil or
some kind of fat.
Take your pretty handmade things
to the millinery store of Mrs. G.. II.
Smith, who tells me she will take such
articles to sell for the holidays on com
mission. Tt is a central and convenient
location for such a sale.- Articles should
be brought as soon as possible.
Here is another sandwich filling that
is different" 1t is a mixture Of gratedi
sweet chocolate, = grouzd almonds and
cream cheese. Worth trying at any
rate. .-...E
b~rtI am going to give two of my friends
hot water bottles for Ghristmas,1 saidl
one woman. l know they are wantedf
and l have found a bargain at thel
Brooks House Pharmaey-a So 30 guam
anteed bottle which they are selling at
the low price of $1.9T." A practical
and sensible gift.
I have not tried this out. but / have
Just read that -soapy water in vases
viii keep the flowers fresh much longer
than clear water.
Santa Claus has certainly visited
Durham Brothers and dropped a big
load of his Christmas slippers and moe
%casins. No member of the family is
too small or too large to be fitted to a
pair. There are many sample pairs
marked at low prices which are sure
to go quickly. Children especially, love
gifts of footwear.
If you do not want green p to.
them with oil before putting them into
the oven.
Hosiery is probably as popular as a
Christmas gift as any one thing in wear
ing apparel and one likes to be sure that
the Wayne Knit" at j.. i. Mann's
you can rest assured you are getting the
kind that wear, are well shaped and the
best for the money.
Did it ever occur to you to use the
electric fan. to dry clothes YOU needed
to wash on a day when it was impos-
sibIe to dry |them out of doors!
1t is astonishing how many useful
and beautiful gifts one can select from
a single visit to the leather goods de-
partment at Vaughan & Burnett's. The
stock IS large and very. complete and
there are things priced within the reach
of everyone. Especially handsome Gre
the bags and purses in fooled and carved
effects.
When you cut cake don't hold the knife
horizontally. Hold it vertically and cut
across the cake. This keeps the texture
OF the cake light and uncrushed.
One does not have to be rich to open
a checking account at the BrattlebJro
Trust company. Small accounts are
solicited and welcomed and any informa-
ton cheerfQlly given. : BE business like
Iand pay your Christmas bills by cheek.
The ends of candles left from birthday
or holiday celebrations should be put in a
| cloth, the latter tied around with a twist
of cord. There is nothing better to wipe
the hot iron on.
One can always give handkerchiets
knowing they will be acceptable to young
| or old. If YOU are handkerchief Sh8u
ping, remember that the Il. w. Keuch
store has a big line of them to show you
in plain, embroidered. initiated and other
deSirablesstyle with prices from 10
cents up.
Muffin pans containing a dozen cups
can be used successfully for half the guam
tity by filling the empty compartment
with water.
You can do the weeks washing as
far as you are concerned in three min
utes-provided Central is promptly
tel%ephoning the Sparks Steam Laundry
and asking them TO come for your bas-
ket. Easy isn't it? Try it.
If the china closet has no ridge in which
platters standing up on edge can be set,
screw in a round brass curtain rod as a
substitute rack.
The nainsook underwear which Miss
Drown carries is finding a ready sale
among those who are looking for some
thing fine and dainty in this line for