The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-13

ma Workmanship ana Wefi-shapeu gar
nents are what you pay for, not guam
ity of cheap lace on coarse and sleazy
otton.
A delicious drink for a hot day may +
be made by placing in a tall glass two
tablespoonfuls of sweetened whipped
,ream and a tablespoonful of shaved
zee, I'll up the glass, pouring in chilled
sarsaparilla from a height.
For those who wish to take up voice
culture and are busy through the day, /
lessons. Her classes are continuing
through the summer and arrangements
can be made at any time.
Try equal parts of peanut butter and
honey for a sandwich filling; it is said |
to be delicious. Deviled ham mixed with
lish walnuts and maple cream, both mi
equal quantities.
The vacationist will find hashlight a.
very convenient thing to take along on
the trip for use in case lights go out or
dark corners have to be explored. The
his car. They are the only safe lights
there The Root Pharmacy has fine
line of them in all sizes and plenty of
extra batteries.
If you will drop pared potato into
the fat when you are frying oysters,
croquettes or doughnuts it will keep the
fat from burning.
The fire sale has made many vacant
spots at the +. J. Fenton Store, but in
looking about L could see there was still
a large quantity of desirable merchandise
left if one could find the correct sizes
There are many good bargains left in
mems underwear both winter and sum
mer.
Melon Custard: Select ripe, well fla
vored melon; either water melon or musk
melon can be used. Cut the meat up into
small cubes to make one pint. Slice four
bananas and arrange in alternate layers
in a glass dish. Sprinkle with little
sugar and little dash of salt Make a
, boiled custard with one pint of milk,
three eggs and two tablespoons of sugar.
Flavor with vanilla. Pour this over the
fruit in the dish and set on ice and serve
very cold.
Birthdays come along through the
year and there is no more acceptable re-
membrance of such occasions than piece
| of jewelrY. They arranged a window
| display at the Thompson Store this
morning which will remind the passerby
that it is good place to visit when in
search of something in up-to-date jew
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! Marshmallow Dainty; Place butter
| Trims in baking pan; on each one place
a marshmallow and a nut meat. Set on
1 top CRATE in a moderate oven until the
/ marshmallows melt to the exact size of
the butter thin. Watch carefully, as the
/ fresh marshmallows melt very quickly
These are delicious to serve with ice
cream or for an afternoon tea
! ] found Donnell & Davis unusually
! busy this week making to order midsum
mer hats of organdie and georgette
They are so pretty and dainty to wear
with hot weather gowns that they are
more popular than ever. The organdie
comes in the loveliest of colors as well
! as the georgette.
Where there are a number of children
in the family it is often troublesome to
identify the washclothes. A clever
method is to have different colored loops
on each side. A still more economical
way is to make clothes from the best
part OF old crash and bath towels, bind
ing the same with celored cloths, eacl
child having his own colcr.
At Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts yester
day | saw some fine values in VOL.
dresses and separate white skirts. Ii
the dresses | noticed particularly lin,
which were marked to sell at only 81. Z.
each They We're of pretty materials ant
well and stylishly made. The whit,
skirts are Just the sort to launder easily
Simply made with pretty pockets, but
tons and belts and they start at onl,
$2.75, which is surprisingly low.
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/ Try using wire vegetable mashe
when you cream butter and sugar for :
cake and see how much better it work.
than spoon.
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MAN KILLED ON CROSSING.
Automobiles Also Smashed but occu
pants Escape.
| LEBANON, n. H, July l3.-Thoma
Richardson, 10, was instantly killed a
Jones Crossing here last night by tn
s o'clock northbonnd train. At tn
same time a car driven by NJ w. Elan
ders, accompanied by Mrs. Flander
and S. Buchanan, which was attempt
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