The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-21

dents, the other for liquids save the cook
time.
Il felt so rich" said a business girl the |
other day. when | paid the last INSTALL |
ment on real estate savings bond at the
NermontS Loan x Trust Co. aud it had |
been so easily done | Immediately arranged |
to buy another. An admirable way for |
the business woman to lay aside small |
sums which are interestbearing at once. |
Strawberry Washington Pie: Cream !
one-quarter cupful butter, one-half cup |
full sugar. Add one egg. Sift one and |
one half cupfulS flour with two and one
half teaspoons (leveD baking powder. |
Add alternately with generous one-half
cupful of milk to first mixture. Beat Wig
orously and bake II minutes in two-layer
cake tins Spread mashed and Sweetened
berries between layers and on top. Serve
with whipped cream and few whole per
feet berries. If no cream is available heat
the crushed and sweetened berries slightly
and add rounding tablespoon of butter.
The Sparks Steam laundry resorts to
no short cuts to produce those well laUn-
water, mild soap. repeated rinsingS and
| the careful finishing processes they use.
! The bruised leaves of catnip applied
to ivy poison will stop the itching and
check further development The best re-
suits are obtained by prompt treatment.
The little girls must have their dress-up
white gowns and mothers will find some of
the pretticst and daintieSt little affairs of
Organdy. wolfe and other white fabrics at
the J. +. Austin store. Little touches of
embroidery and other features make them
different"
! The stone crooks which are used in the
late fall for picking may be made very
attractive to hold flowers for the porch
and steps by stenciling with green and
/ blue in conventional motifs.
! Summer sports are on and there are
plenty of tennis balls at the II. Nj. Wood
sporting goods store, both Wright & Dit
son and Pennsylvania at - cents each
Doubtless YOU know that they always
carry a line Of racquets.
Taking the eyes" out of pineapple is
a tedious job. but it is much less tedious
Iif the fruit il cut i'm slices first. climnat-
ing the handling of the bulky pineapple.
! I am sure YOU win like Watkins Van
ishing Cream which Mrs. w. j.. Barber
sells. 1t will keep, the most sensitive Skin
in excellent condition. Telephone her
about it. .
! When one housckeeper bakes apples she
always puts them 10 her muffin tins. She
thinks they keep their shape better.
Silverware solves many a preplexiug
gift problem. 1T is always acceptable,
always in good taste. Its value is I'M
questioned, its service long and does not
necessarily entail n large expense as one
will see in examining the stock of silver
at the Thompson Jewelry store.
Someone says that if y sprig of parsley
dipped in vinegar is eaten after eating
Ionions no unpleasant odar can be noticed
on the breath This seems doubtful but il
Is worth trying, especially if you are fond
of onions and foregO the pleasure Of eating
them because of the odor.
Green peas from the Stafford farm
which need no further recommendation
can be had regularly now at the Cory
Market; also new bunch beets and other
new vegetables as they come along Or
der your peas early. They 50 fast.
Grape Float: One mp of grape iuce. I
pint of ginger ale. juice of l lemon. II
cup of orange juice aud ; tablespoons ol
sugar. Add sugar to lemon and orange
l juice. When sugar'is dissolved add ice
grape juice and ginger ale. Serve cold.
June has been cool. but there is hot
weather ahead and the men should be So.
lCCting their summer shirts and straw
hats at Fcnton's. Remember the AIctri,
shirts he sells are fadeless. the straw hat.
correct in every detail
The skin of almost every kind of fruit
or vegetable may be easily removed if il i
dipped i'm boiling water for several see
ondS.
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