The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-08

alton gifts drop III at tue due Lantern
Gift Shop and see the lovely and unusual
things they have for such occasions.
Try filing a few small wine-glasses with
Jelly. You will have something dainty to
serve at luncheon and a delicacy that sim
ply delights the children. They are pleased
to have a little glass of jelly all their own,
made especially for them. Even older
children delight to take these to their
sick friends where a regular sized glass
of Jelly would be an ordinary every day
affair.
You will surely want some of that fine
sausage from the Cory Market which they
will offer tomorrow morning and the re-
mainder of the week for % cents pound.
Try some; you will enjoy it and also the
dent it will put in your meat bill.
If an eye is bruised, rub the injured
part with butter, and it will not turn
| black
As a Wednesday morning special the
Miles Grocery will sell three packages Of
| Golden Age" macaroni for IS cents and
three cans of "Speeco" condensed strained
tomato at the same price. These are reg
ularly ten cents package. A good time
to stock up.
Peach Salad: Take contents of one car
of halved peaches, fill one half witt
marshmallow whip; place the other hal
on top and hold together with a tooth
pick so as to make it appear to be ;
whole fruit Serve on lettuce leaf with |
cream dressing to which the peach juic'
has been added
Remember that the Simons Specialt,
Shop has many pretty and dainty thing
which would make nice gifts for eithe
the girl or boy graduate. Books. station
cry, desk fittings etc, and an especial.
fine line of congratulatory cards for tn
occasion.
A severe spell of coughing may be al
rested by a teaspoonful of glycerine in
small glass Of hot milk.
: How pretty the sport skirts Of the ne,
materials are Have you seen those a
: Goodnyw, Pearson & Hunt of kums
, kumsa, fan-ta-si, baronet satin and othe
, new fabrics? The colors are beautiful an
the styles ultra-modern. While there ju'
!. take look at those new organdie dresst
with their crisp and dainty rutfles.
Casseroles and other pottery dish,
should never be placed in a very hot owe
or on a hot stove without first BEN
warmed a little. A sudden change of tel
. perature may cause them to crack
D. Something to add to a white ivory toll
set is a good suggestion for graduate
n gift and | see that the Thompsons Jewell
Store has a very complete assortment
it now There are some new shapes
, mirrors and many attractive things in Il
smaller pieces.
To preserve eggs, mix equal parts
r coarse salt and bran; pack the eggs sm
end down.
; Ice-creams and sherbets are the idC
= hot weather desserts and it is easy
- make your own with one of those "Alask
II freezers which they sell at Robbins
II Cowles Every size is shown from one il
II right for the newly-weds up to boardi
house and hotel sizes. Simplicity of CT
II struction is one of their strong points.
HI When you are making an omelet, b.
j the salt with the whites of the eggs
stead of with the yolks; it is not as La
- to fall.
. A carriage for the baby means heal
pa and comfort for him. 1t is as good
n porch maps as for out door rambles Bah
. must have their outings as well as tn
on, innings and at Emersons Furniture ST
% they have done their part with
. stock of carriages and go-carts handso
est enough to suit the most fastidious.
. When white enamel kettles beco
on brown and discolored try cleaning will
> soft cloth dipped in turpentine.
on a. Why not "say it with flowers" at or
", uation time? What is more appropri
for the sweet girl graduate than SO
, 40 lovely flowers? Place your order at
r. Hopkins Flower Store and select one
their pretty graduation cards to acc
an. pany your gift.
zee,
es IF little salt is added to the water
ent are heating for a hot water bottle,
boiling point of the water will be raj
and by increasing its density A hot wa
ficee bottle filled with this water will thereto
. remain hot much longer
M, Supply yourself with "Odorono" at
St. Thomas Pharmacy, do away with
bother Of dress shields and avoid
spe- agreeable odors of perspration 1t is
s4O. solutely harmless and should find a p
ap- on the toilet table of every dainty won
tile Polenta is made of cornmeal Just
tOlhillOu nasty puutliilB los DuJ mas I'll
and Quarters If q cunfnl of grated cheese ad
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