The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-05

What about a new rug for the living
room? Remember that at EmersOn'S
there have been some decided reductions
in this department. Those Congoleum
rugs, too, for kitchen or dining room
are cheap and practical. \ coat of var
nish each year keeps them fresh and
bright.
The thin crust for a squash pie may be
brushed over with egg and sprinkled
with bread crumbs before it Is filled,
thus i~nsuring against the rawneSs often
associated with a thicker undcrcrust.
The bread crumbs, of course, should be
very fine.
1t is expensive business to be i'll and
the new from Roots Pharmacy that
sick room supplies. cotton, bandages.
| etc, have dropped in price will be vel
come where such things are needed. The
stock carried by this store is always
complete and as low in price as possible.
For perspiratiOn stains. Saturate the
place thoroughly with chloroform. rub
bling gently with a soft clean cloth, then
wash the blouse as usual.
Many new pieces of that lovely
gold china have arrived at the Thomp-
son Store. 1t makes charming wedding
gifts and is especially suitable for a
golden wedding anniversary remem-
brance and a choice piece or two will
max" a pleasing addition to ones table
or sideboard.
Dreamed potatoes that have been left
over may be baked in ramekins. with "A
~Sprinkling of grated cheese and paprika
over the top of each dish.
Those 500 bonds for small savings
offer an attractive way for the person
who wishes to lay aside a small sum
leach month to make it begin to earn in
tercSt at once. What are these bonds?
They are offered by the Vermont Loan
4 Trust Co, which will gladly explain
IN detail about them.
\ certain number of small glass fruit
] Jars with tight tops should be Kept ex-
cluSlyely for use in the refrigerator for
those leftover bits that become very un-
| slightly and useless if left to dry in an
open dish.
Have you put down any eggs? Buy
them now while they are cheap and pre-
serve in water glass. 1t will be a very
J comfortable feeling to have plenty next
winter when the price goes soaring to
81 or moro. Robbins & Cowles have
the stone jars and plenty of water glass.
Get busy.
If your curtains do not draw easily
vi Chc rou fuO with paraihne.
Oranges and lemons should invariably
be washed and the Tinds brushed with
Il soft brush. Apart from the certainty
that the fruit has passed through many
doubtfully clean hands and receptacles,
the specks often seen on the fruit are
stated to be of a parasite nature.
Arrange with Mrs. Ernest Dunklee of
South Vernon. Mass, to show you her
beautiful samples of embroidered dress
and shirt-waist materials of the
Schweizcr Co. \ postal will do it.
Carrots should be cut in slices in
darker part is richer and better, and
II cut IN slices is more equally distrib-
uted.
Do not make the mistake, as one per-
son did, of going to the trouble and cx-
penSe of n journey to Springfield. Mass,
to be fitted to Wizard arch supports.
llr, Elizabeth z. Bailey makes a spe-
cialty of fitting these Wizard foot an
pilances right here at home.
Tea stains may be removed from
china cups by washing them with vine
/ gar and salt.
In your search for dainty sweets for
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