The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-29


will keep in almost any weather.
They were opening at the Gift Shop |
this morning a box of the loVcliest
things for babies-just the kind you
search for when you wish to present |
the "newest one' with a gift. Drop
in and see these bits of daintiness, and
the pretty toys and books.
Lemon Shortcakc-Make. the pastry
part the same as for any shortcake,
and spread between the layers a paste
composed of the grated rind and juice
of large lemon mixed with cupful
of sugar and one of sweet cream. Serve
Immediately with sweetened cream fla
vored with lemon.
Does the male member of your fam
lily begin to fear baldness9 Tell him
to see Mrs. Kavanaugh in the Ameri
can building about scalp treatments.
She has been especially successful in
this line of work.
To prevent a placket from tearing,
fasten the last hook and eye and ham
mer them together. The strain will
come on them and not on the goods.
Damp streets will have no terrors for
you if you have your shoes repaired
| with some of those composition soles
at the DeAngelis shop under the store
| of Donnell & Davis. "Good work well
| done and moderate price, is the slo-
| gan of this convenient little shop.
| Celery will keep fresh long time
| if it can stand with its roots in water.
Gage millinery always means style
and smartness. Have you noticed the
i Gage sailors and Continental shapes in
| the south window of Mrs. Smith s Hat
Shop? Any one of them is just the
thing for sports or business.
Potato Drop Cookies-Here is new
way to utilize leftover mashed pota-
toes. Two cups of the latter. two
cups corn syrup, one half cup of butter
or other fat, two cups flour, four tea
spoons baking powder, one teaspoon Gin
namon one teaspoon cloves, one tea
spoon nutmeg, one-half cup raisins, two
teaspoons salt. Mix the ingredients il
| the order given and drop the mixture
by spoonfuls on slightly creased tin
Bake in a moderate oven.
| am as enthusiastic as ever about
those ''Elkav' soap dyes the Brooke
7 House Pharmacy sells. They certainl,
: do all that is claimed for them. Try
) tinting a half worn blouse some da,
. and satisfy yourself. 1t washes an,
/ dyes at the same time.
An old bedspread dyed to match tn
hangings of a room makes a very chcal
!. couch cover.
All Of us finally arrive at the glasse
> period We may hate to own up t
!, lit but unfortunately Father Time in
= sists. You can find the kind you nee
!. at Jordan & Son s who make it thei
! business to know all about eyes.
Ginger Ale Salad-Make quart o
unflavored gelatin, using one pint o
ginger ale in place of one pint Of waite
When it has begun to solidify pou
II enough of the mixture into indiviC
ual molds to cover the bottoms. Whe
it has stiffcned add white grapes, whic
l. should be cut in halves, and Englis
g walnuts. Then pour on the remainin
re gelatin. Allow to stiffen. Serve G
se lettuce leaves.
L | know you arc going to like tho'
Or lovely silk dresses which have just a
It rived at the j. L. Mann Store The
are smart and reasonable III price aar
r with little touches of embroidery al
Id applied trimmings that make them e
&c pecially attractive. If you ne4
pretty afternoon gown make il rol
way to see these.
lie
IS The inner skin of eggshels will Gle;
! coffee as well as the eggs themsplve
4 Durham Brothers are giving livir
| costs another downward jog with sa
of women's high grade shoes whi'
begins today and continues through t
morrow and Saturday. Many pcop
living at distant points watch for the
shoe sales, knowing from former c
periences that, they are well worth tn
ing advantage of. Do yoa realize
too9
\ If the room is small always scle
cretonne of small pattern.
Whether you paint your car vol
4 self for the fun of it or for the til
II and gasoline that the saving will BIT
II that 4" Effecto' auto enamel sold
II Robbins & Cowles will give you finish
results at home made price. TIL
III carry eight different colors of this d.
II able finish.
II Maryland Drcssing-Use one egg
II each person to be served Boil V,
II hard, take yolks and add one teaspt
:, pulverized sugar to each yolk; ere
together and thin out to desired G.