The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-29
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Currant or Gooseberry Conserve: !
Seven pounds of the fruit, cooked and
strained, six pounds sugar, two pounds
raisins, seeded, add the juice and chopped ]
rind 81 three oranges, cook one and one
half hours over a slow fire.
Let the Brattleboro Steam Laundry
keep the home fires burning for you
through the hot weather at least, and
dispense with suds, steam and the back
breaking work of doing the family wash
ing which is always so much larger dur
ing the summer season.
Sprinkle little eornstarch in the fat
in which you intend to fry eggs and it
will prevent the disagreeable popping. !
A dozen doughnuts, handled only by
machinery and neatly wrapped in waXed
paper, is what you get when you buy
Fairbanks's. A sanitary package of food
ready for your table. Your grocer prob
ably keeps them. -
| Whenever YOU open can of fruit, save
| tic tAJid luitt 1bi NOui ~
| If not to be used soon it can be heated
and re-sealed. Try pineapple juice in
iced tea sometime. Many prefer it to
lemon.
Why not get those porch rugs you
need and enjoy them the remainder OF
the season Let them show you those
nrettv and sensible ones they have at the
Emerson Furniture Store. Some pur-
chase one large one, others two or three
smaller ones.
Burberry Pie with AIeringue: One cup
sugar. one tablespoon flour, yolks of two
eggs. Beat all together and add three
cups of blueberries. Bake with one crust
and frost with the two. egg whites,
. sweetened and favored.
The bargain window at Mrs. G.. H.
Smiths Hat Shop has become semi
annual institution. Beginning today you
should watch her north window display
for some unusual reductions in millinery
through the month of August.
f Banana Sandwich: Two bananas sliced
and marinated in two tablespoons of
E maraschino. or lemon Juice, three table
spoons of thick cream sweetened with
honey. Spread the bread with cream and
honey, put the banana between.
G Develop the home making instincts OF
the children by giving them the proper
e toys to play and work with. This week
the window of the Simons Speciality
Shop shows what variety of things
there are that will turn their thoughts
9 toward the tasks of home in an attrae-
tive way.
o Harmony Sandwiches: Twenty -four
olives, chopped fine; one teaspoon tomato
catchup. a pinch of mustard, one-half cup
l. finely chopped celery, one-half cup salad
5 dressing.
lie Those interested in buying some GOOD
/. looking vacation clothes should take q
look at those pretty silk dresses at the
IN J. E. Mann store which have been so re
+ duced in price They are just the kind
you can slip into easily and find your
; self well dressed for almost any occa
= sion.
Cherry Conserve: Three and one hall
> pounds cherries, two and one-half pounds
Is sugar, one-fourth pound raisins, three
oranges. Stone and cook cherries ID min
r utes, heat the sugar add it to the cherrie!
II also the raisins and the pulp and juice o
the oranges. Cook until as thick a
st marmaladef
rs
One of the most practical and conven
d lent little machines are those Household
NJ churns at Robbins & Cowles. They vii
le make a pat of butter out of little left
e. over cream with surprising rapidity, bea
your mayonnaise, whip your cream, il
fact they win prove themselves "goot
= mixers" wherever they are.
A good ointment to have on hand il
case of burns or scalds is zinc oxid
mixed with either olive or castor oil unit