The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-12
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Vanilla Waters: Cream / cup sugar
with y cup butter, l beaten egg, u cup
sweet milk, / tablespoon vanilla. Beat
in , Il cups -four, sifted with / teaspoon
baking powder, ID teaspoon salt. Roll
thin and bake in a quick oven.
Tick, took" says the clock,
1t is my joy and pride
To be among the wedding gifts
OF each October bride.
Why not go into Thompson's and Sc
lect one of those handsome ones they are
displaying this week?
Maple Custard: Two cups milk, Y cup
maple syrup, eggs, / tablespoon corn
starch. Heat milk in double boiler, add
yolks of egg beaten with corn starch and
maple syrup; add to hot milk and cook
until thick When cool, flavor with
vanilla. Cover the top with whites of
eggs and brown in the oven.
Donnell & Davis have some new ideas
in sport hats to show you, something
produced from their own wOrkro0ms. II
you are looking for one a little differ
emit, it might be well to go in and look
at them.
When laundering white silk or satin,
place a tablespoonful of vinegar in the
last rinsing water and the silk will re-
main white. The acid kills all alkali
that might be in the soap. This like
wise applies to barOnet satin.
OF the Scott farm apples, the Cory
market now has quantity of those de-
licious, spicy and juicy Mcintosh Reds.
They have a flavor all their own and
one could not improve on their tempting
appearance.
Prunes get a new flavor if a few
whole cloves are put into the pan in
which they are cooking.
Has the bedroom or bathroom seemed
bit chilly nights and mornings of late -:
One of those Perfection oil heaters from
Robbins * COwles would make them COM
comfortable in jiffy. They are easy to
care for and operate and give maxi
mum of comfort for a minimum of ex-
pense
Add a little milk to the water in which
you are going to boil old potatoes and it
will prevent them from turning black
while cooking.
Suits and suits and still more suits
was the impression l received at the store
of GOodnow, Pearson & Hunt. They
range in price from S25 up and one
surely ought to find something to please
among them. \ big line of coats, too.
await the shopper in search of good val
ues at reasonable prices,
Spiced Crabapples: Five pound.
Fpuir 4 mounds | Mint vInppnp
tablespoons each of cloves and CHINA
mon tied in a bag Select nice fruit and
wash well. Put all in kettle and cook
until they can be pierced with hatpin
Seal like canned fruit. Makes six pint
jars.
The middle-aged and elderly woman
can avoid that 'crepey" look the skin of
the hands gets which is such a distinc-
tive mark of advancing years, by the con
tiuued use of Roots Victory Cream. 1t
seems to smooth and soften the hands
and helps to keep them youthful in ap-
pearance.
Don't soak your postage stamps when
they stick together; just lay a thin
paper over them and rub hot iron over
the paper, and they will easily come
apart.
The vocal classes of Mrs. A. II. Brasor
provide an excellent opportunity for all
who appreciate the advantages of work
ing with a singing teacher. She fea-
lures correct breathing, voice building,
clear diction.
Slices of stale bread fried in bacon
or ham fat is good to serve with either
of these meats.
This is great sweater weather. Every
man needs a warm one and there are
plenty of good substantial ones at the
+. J. Fenton store. They are about as
necessary a garment for a masculine
wardrobe as an oyercoat.
Apple Layer Cake: Cream Il cup of
butter with ! cup sugar, add / we'll
beaten egg. favor with l teaspoon of va
nilla, add p cup of milk alternately with
. cups of -four mixed and sifted with ,
heaping teaspoons of baking powder,
beat hard and bake in two layers.
There is some lovely new pottery at
the Hopkins Flower Store, new shapes
and new colOrings. Especially attrae-