The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-16
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FEMININE Tories

1t takes but a moment to mix a good
cream cheese and ~mayOnnaise stutfing
for celery, and but another moment to
fill it into the curved stalks, and is a
pleasant change from the plain stalk
dipped in salt, especially with the simple.
luncheon dish.
Miss lila Drown of 10 Linden. street
viii gladly call with samples of the
dainty nainsook underwear she sells and
also show you some other things which
she has to interest the Christmas buyer.
Prunes, dates, preserved ginger and
chopped nuts are all good in chocolate
fudge. $ta
The windows of the f.. W. Kuech
store present a gay appearance with their
bright holiday decorations and inside you
will find many dainty and practical
gifts. Pretty aprons, neckwear, hand
kerchiefs, fancy combs, etc, and some
particularly good values in fancy bath
towels.
If the vinegar cruet, water bottle or
vase is stained, it should be filed with
soap suds made strong with ammonia.
Let stand a short time, then drop in a
few shot or beans and shake well.
If you are interested in antiques and
some of medium price, visit the sales
rooms of r. w, Taber at l34 Elliot
street. / noticed there some of those
old-time chests for packing away cloth
ing and bedding which are so convenient.
He has many pieces of bric-abrac and
china suitable for gifts, and YOU should
take a peep at a beautiful broehe shawl
IN a show case there. &c.
A handful of salt put in the rinse
water these cold wash days will keep
the clothes from freezing to the line.
Fifteen hundred times each day in the
United States, some home, factory or
some building is destroyed by fire. Is
| yours adequately ~Safeguarded by insur-
ance? Perhaps you may need some ex-
| pert advice in this matter. If so, Dan
iels, the insurance man, will give it
cheerfully.
Date Cake ;One-half cup sugar, 1
| tablespoon lard or butter, l egg, htea-
spoon salt. pinch of nutmeg and y tea
spoon cinnamon. Cut dates in small
pieces, add last p cup of milk and ,
teaspoons baking powder. Add about >
cups flour or as desired.
Here is a gift suggestion. Many men
and boys like the spiral puttees for sports
wear. You can get them, also leggins.
| at the II. NJ. Wood store for both grown
ups and youngsters. How about a flash
light? They have a fine line of those and
they make a very practical gift.
Before cleaning a mans clothes with
gasoline, see that there are no matches
in the pockets.
At the J. T.. Mann store is some
lovely silk lingerie. This daintiest of
underwear is shown in woven silk. glove
| silk and qpnna do chino fhau or tIa
next counter you will see garments with
I Philippine embroidery and inSetS of lace.
1t Is an attractive corner which is we'll
patrOnized. ,.,.
To remove i~nkstains from polished
fdfhIedfe fib>#fthnI ehi6n juice tfi stains
disappear, then polish with ordinary
furniture polishs8 q
Have You selected that piece of furn-
iture YOU had in mind as a Christmas
gift for someone? In making a tour
| Of the big Emerson store l noticed many
pieces marked sold and it might be
we'll to see about your gifts as. soon as
! possible if You wish a better assortment
to choose from.-
! have been told that the juice of a
fresh tomato is as effective in removing
an ink stain as one of the acids we pur-
chase for the purpose and have to use
with such care.
When you fill that Christmas basket,
tuck in a package of Fairbanks dough-
nuts to be enjoyed at the Christmas
breakfast. 1t will add but 80 cents TO
the expense and they will be appreciated
you may be sure.
Coffee Cream Candy: Two cupfuls
sugar, butter size of a walnut. II cupful
strong coffee. y cupful walnuts chopped
fine. Boil about 10 minutes, beat until
quite thick, and pour into b%uttered tin.
Mark into squares.
Send the clothes to the Sparks Steam
Laundry. They will relieve you of the
stress, strain and steam of washday in