The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-01
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FEMININE TOPICS

he early shopper that will get double
oiler or some other article for only
j 49, f = VI
One woman makes pretty napkin
ings for her summer cottage by cut
ing ga mailing tube into the desired
widths and covering with some attrac
i've wall paper. 49, - ~
See if you cannot get relief for your
DOT troubles by calling at Durham
Bros, tomorrow or Saturday where a
of DR.. Scholl, the foot
specialist, will give advice free and
show you the various devices they have
for insuring foot comfort.
When making frosting for pie try,
after separating your eggs, adding one
scant level tablespoonful of graduated
sugar to each white and let it melt
until you are ready to whip them You
will have lighter frosting and one that
will not fall or stick to the knife when
cutting the pie.
! wonder if YOU have tried those
"El-Kay" soap dyes from the Brooks
House Pharmacy? l am quite enthus-
iastic over them after washing a white
crepe de chine waist with cake of it |
and having it come out just the desired |
shade. Just use it like soap.
Cream of Peanut Butter Soup: Dis
solve two heaping tablespoons of pea
nut butter in one cup of hot water
When smooth add one heaping teaspoon
Of cornstarch mixed with one teaspoon
OF salt, two teaspoons Of minced onion
and dash Of pepper. Cook FIVE MN
utes. Beat with an egg beaten until
| frothy; strain and serve very hot.
Why not see about taking out
little more insurance on your home and
its furnishings? 1t is a good idea to
look into the matter at any rate, and
you will find a consultation with Dan
iels, the insurance man, helpful in eX
planning why you really need more as
most of us do.
If you have bread crumbs that you
are saving put them in the oven and
dry them thoroughly. Damp or moist
crumbs always mould.
The Brattleboro Steam Laundry is
busy with spring work but not so busy
that ii cannot help YOU out in many
ways. 1t is now washing many of the
heavy things that every housekeepeT
wants freShened at housekeeping time
When boiling turnips put them il
salted water and have it boiling brisllly
I when the slices are put in A little
r sugar added when MASKING will i'm
prove them if you find they are rather
fiat in flavor.
4 For many school children the hard
! est work of the year will come in tn,
c Sprq1g term. .,cSee. that yours are no
c Handicapped by the need of glasse
= or by i'll fitting ones 1t is easy Il
t find out about eye troubles at Jordan
: & Sons Optical Shop.
If the baby carriage is getting shabb
e and happens to be a wicker one get
e can of the various varnish finishes an
e 90 over it. 1t will improve it wonder
e fully There are several differept tint
one can use.
Does s. pound seem considerable t
pay for chocolate confections? Yo
won't think So after sampling box o
those Sherry chocolates from tn
Brattleboro Drug Store They ar
the last word in high grade confec
tionery.
ii Perhaps when sugar is more plent
Of full and a little cheaper the folowin
hint may be found useful: "Furnat
fires are being run little low the.
L days, and sometimes it is necessary
use some outside means to brighte
them up quickly. 1t is said that b
of graduated sugar will do this.
:; Don't fail to stop and make a tho
~ ough inspection of Vaughan & Burr
ne ett's Easter window 1t is filled Wi
\, lovely things, any of which would
~ suitable for an Easter gift Their di
- play is worthy of many city store.
nc Cranberry Jelly: One quart of era
: berries, one cup of water Cook uni
- the berries are soft and then p
~ through the colander or cour
~ sieve. Return to the saucepan and be
for 10 minutes and add two cups
sugar, pinch of salt Stir until sug
is dissolved, and then boil for 10 mi
. utes Rinse a mold with cold wat
n and then pour in the cranberries. L
cool.
L AS the wedding season approach
don't forget to look at the lovely c
and engraved glassware at the Eme
1 son Store when in search of a weddi
l gift 1t is so reasonable and SO pref
that. it is an easy solution of what