The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-02

started right.
Keep a small earthen crock in the
plate warmer of your range for pieces
of bread for crumbs. They will soon
become crisp and ready to roll.
Women who like to wash dishes may
not be interested in an electrical dish
washer, but those who don't should look
at this household convenience at the
store of II. d. Walker and see how
turning a switch will wash, rinse and
dry your glass, silver and china.
Straw mattings may be mended with
%rafia. 1t is strong and can be bought to
match.
Now that the fresh summer vegetables
are past we must turn more to the
BANNED varietieS. Among those on the
well stocked shelves of the Cory mar
ket YOU will find those good ''Valyu'
peas and some fine Golden Bantam corn.
Include some in our next order.
New tinware rubbed well with lard
and heated thoroughly in the oven will
never rust.
Having used No De-Kay tooth paste
for the past week, | can quite agree with
all that the Park Drug store has to say
OF its good qualities. 1t is most agree
able and refreshing to use. Try it.
Gluten Mullins: Take two cups of glu-
ten -four, two cups of milk, two teas
poems of baking powder, one we'll beaten
egg. Mix the dry ingredients, stir in the
beaten eggs and milk, beat thoroughly to-
gether, and half fill well buttered gem
pans. Bake twenty minutes.
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The Miles Grocery has the agency and
Is head quarters for all the Curtice
Bros, canned goods, jams, jellies, etc.
The products of this factory are known
the world over and a Curtice label stands
for quality as many housekeepers know.
Has your great toe a way of cutting
its way through your stockings. Put a
small piece of adhesive plaster over the
edge of the nail and you will have no
further trouble.
The vocal classes of Mrs. A. H. Brasor
are gradually widening Brattleboro's
time and arrange for either day or even
ing classes.
Use chopped dates in place of any
other fruit in your next steamed pud-
ding and see if it does not make a pleas
ing change.
Has some young man a birthday com
ingE If you have a gift to choose for
such an occasion look at the window
display at the r. j. Fenton store and
see the new scarfs of silk and wool, the
new wool sport hosiery, gloves, neck
wear etc, of the latest design. Those
wool scarfs are equally as good for the
girls.
When packing bottles, slip some heavy
rubber bands over them to prevent break
age.
They tell me at the Hopkins Flower
store that it is time to start your bulbs.
Those for Christmas should be seen to
at once as wei as others. They nave
all varieties ready for your selection.
When making a baked custard first
boil the milk and pour it on the eggs,
stirring them well all the time. Then
sweeten to taste. Custard made in this
way will never curdle or become watery,
as made otherwise they sometimes des
The Root Pharmacy asks you TO
come in and get samples of their new
DAY Dream line of toilet creations.
dainty accessories for ones dressing table
are on display in their window. Be
cause of its fine quality it is destined to
become a popular line.
Cheese Souf1e: Melt / tablespoon
of butter, blend in 2 tablespoons of -four,
add slowly 1 cup of milk, stir and cook
until thick, add 6 tablespoons of grated
cheese, season with salt and paprika
and remove from the fire. Have ready
> eggs, the yolks and whites beaten sep
arately. Beat the yolks into the cheese
mixture, then fold in the whites, turn
into a b~uttered baking dish and bake
about - minutes. Serve Immediately.
"A woman is as old as she looks,' but