The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-21
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FEMININE Tories

away with the trouble. Skim milk is all
right, if not 'blinky".
Here's a gift suggestion that's different.
Glve a receipt of rent paid for a year on
one of those new safety deposit boxes at
the Peoples National bank. You doubt.
less have someone on your Christmas list
who would appreciate a gift of such a con
venience.
When you want to boil anything quick
Iy, like cider for apple butter. or sugar
water IN sugar-making time, just place a
stick across the top Of the vessel in the
center. and it simply can't boil over.
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In looking for fine glass, china and brio,
a-brac have you inspected the big stock
at the EmersOn's store? You will find il
surprisingly complete. For table china
the Syracuse" which they carry is ia
nous for its durability and artistic pat
terms. There are many new and dainty
things in glass.
Marshmallows: l cupful of granulated
sugar. IA cupful of water, l tablespoon
full of gelatine. Boil the sugar and wa
ter until it forms a thread when tested
Pour over the gelatine which has been
dissolved In IA cupful of water. Flavor
with vanilla, rose or peppermint, beat &c
minutes with an egg beater. Pour into
shallow pan. Let stand for several hours.
Many housekeepers like am "all-round'
flour and there is probably no better one
than Tea Table. Join the ranks of Tea
Table users by, ordering this brand when
next you buy flour. If your grocer hasn't
it, telephone E. Crosby Co.
A thorough rubbing with a piece oil
flannel dipped in benzine will remove
DIRT and UFp9Ca from foIF ha+o avI ho-~
ing them in the open air will soon take
away the smell.
Only three days more in which to buy
your Christmas confectionery. You car
get Page & Shaw's. Durand's and the
macy, neatly boxed and of high grade.
The Durand chocolates may not be as
well known as the others. but they are
fine and a great fayorite with many.
When the knob or ring comes off from
the tin or agate covers, if you run a screw
from the underside of the cover and screw
last a long time and Will not burn your
fingers when removing the cover from a
hot kettle.
Have you yet visited the antique and
secondhand shop of h. w. Taber at l34
A@AACA NASN L Il III 4AlLCIESAAAAR DldIt
and there are many things which would
make excellent Christmas gifts. If yor
have furniture or any antiquities you de
sire to dispose of, this is the place to &c
and talk it over.
Soiled or discolored photographs may
be cleaned by ~sponging them with clear,
cold water. The cardboard mounts NAV
be cleaned by means of stale bread
rubbed over them lightly.
Calling at the J.. F. Austin store yes
terday, l was told they had decided they
had too many dolls in stock and had re-
duced the price on their entire line in or
der to dispose of them quickly. The dolls
We're still smiling sweetly and waiting t.
be chosen to make some small girl happy
The faint of kerosene may be removed
from a dish by washing the dish in
strong soapsuds and rinsing with strong
vinegar.
The gift that's always aceeptable-a
Waterman fountain pen. Let them show
you at the Thomas Pharmacy the vari
us styles of this old reliable make and