The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-15

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FRUIT CANTALOUPE.
Cut the cantalOupes in halves, remove
seeds and most of the meat. Cut part OF
it in cubes. Cut some balls from the red
part of a watermelon, add a few peaches
and a banana diced and some WHITE
grapes. Place in the cantaloupe, ADD
cranes. Pour over this a thick syrup of
nineannle and peach juice combined, or
orange and lemon juices. Let stand on
ice for several hours or until syrup has
been absorbed in fruit.
The racks of the ready -t0-wear depart
ment at ]. f. Mann's are crowded with
new fall suits, coats and dresses. The
prices on these garments are surprisingly
low, especially when one compares them
with those of a year or two ago. l saw
one pretty fur coat which was only $40.
Look them over.
Honey Cookies: Cream together three
tablespoons of shortening. half cup OF
sugar, one cup of honey; add one egg and
heat: then one cup of sour milk with half
a teaspoon of baking soda and large
pinch of salt: add one teaspoon of ground
ginger. one teaspoon of cinnamon and flour
sifted to roll: knead the dough Il little {;
roll half an inch thick; bake in moder-
ate oven.
Mrs. G. II. Smith has the sole agency
for a line IF sailors made by firm OF
London hafters. These ultra-smart hats
are of hatter's plush end when draped
with one of the embroidered wells from
her new stock they are the last word in
stylish tailored headgear.
If for any reason the supply of ice
runs short. and there is a piece of meat
to be kept fresh. wrap it in cloth wet with
vinegar and put it in the coolest place
available.
Remember the special candy sales at
Hall & Farwell's every Saturday. Deli
cious chocolates low in price, but not in
quality. Try a pound for weekend nib
bling.
Apple Cake: This is called apple cake
but really is more of a bread, as it is eaten
Win DuJIeE. Two cups VI W AItt tAOuL' L
cup of Indian meal, l cup of sugar, l cup
of sweet milk. teaspoon soda, quart of
chopped apples, 1 teaspoon of salt.
Mrs. Fields new and convenient hair
dressing rooms at Is Crosby block viii be
open from 9 to u mornings and from to
6 i'm the afternoon. She will gladly make
evening appointments for those who are
unable to come during these hours. Tel.
S09-W.
If clothes are to be ironcd soon after
they are dry. use hot water for sprinkling
them. They will dampen more quickly
and evenly than if cold water is used.
No one to do the weekly wash? Bundle
up the clothes and telephone to the Sparks
Laundry. They will call for them and
bring them back speedily. If you prefer,
they will merely wash them and leave the
ironing for you to do at home.
Potatoes Baked with Bacon: Select
potatoes Of equal size. peel them, fasten
a strip of bacon on each with wooden
tOOthpicks and bake until the potatoes are
tender.
The Donnen & Davis store has put in
line of the well-known "Aladge Evans"
hats for children. 1t is a line noted for
its high class, good style, and new ideas.
1t includes hats for both dress and school
wear.
Burns often occur in the kitchen. so it
is well to remember that a raw potato is
a good remedy. Scrape or CRATE the po-
tato and apply it like a poultice to the
injured surface; it viii be found most
soothing.
The Brooks House Pharmacy takes
pride in its newly renovated and rear
ranged prescription department, the
shelves of which are supplied with a full
line of Squibb's pharmaceutical goods
Your doctor will tell you that "Squibb's"
stands for the best in drugs and medicines.
Pour hot coffee into the saucers of your
geranium pots every morning, having it
boiling if possible. 1t will be sufficiently
cool before it reaches the roots of your
plants and you will be astonished at the
wealth of blossoms your plants will put
forth