The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-22

Saving is easy when your plan lnSureS
your HE now, and guarantees you a def
mite life income later. Have you ever
talked over life endowment policy with
Daniels, the insurance man? He has
some Interesting information for you on
this subject.
The marks of matches on white paint
can be removed by. rubbing first with cut
lemon, then with damp cloth dipped in
powdered whiting. Rinse with cold water
and wipe dry with soft cloths
l had an idea I did not care for green
| tea, but after trying that Honeymoon"
Japan tea at the Stebbins Grocery | find
that | do. l was mistaken last week in
quoting the price as 20 cents a pound.
1t is only 40 cents.
Apple Butter with Grape Juice: To
every four quarts of strained apple sauce
add one pint of grape Juice, one cup of
brown sugar and one-fourth teaspOonfdl
of salt Cook slowly, stirring often, until
of the desired thickness. When done stir
in one teaspOOnful of cinnamon, pack in
hot jars and sterilize five minutes in
steam.
Those in need OF the services of a hair
dresser will find Mrs. Fields rooms at
16 Crosby block attractively furnished
well equipped for such work and cOnven-
iently located. IleT telephone is S09-W.
Deviled Bananas: Two tablespoons
butter, y teaspoon salt. s bananas. / tea
spoon chopped pickles, few grains red pep
per. Slice bananas, mix with salt
chopped pickles and red pepper and put
them into hot butter. Cook for four min
utes and serve.
When one desires something strictly
high grade in toilet preparations, there
are probably none finer or more widely
known than the Harriet Hubbard Aver
goods, a line of which the BrattlebOro
Drug Co. has recently put in. Nothing
but the purest of ingredients are used in
them.
If much dirt has been tracked in on a
waXed floor, perfectly dry Sawdust can be
used IN cleaning it, with good results.
If you have a checking account and pay
your bills by check. you get u receipt for
every bill you pay. The Brattleboro
Trust Co. invites you to open an account
with them. The small accounts of women
are always welcome and a small and con-
venient checkbook will be furnished.
y good way to utilize the remainder of
the leg of lamb is to cut the meat into
cubes and bake it with canned peas. potato
squares, green pepper and baby carrots,
well covered with brown sauce.
Jack Sprat was not too fat,
His wife was not too lean.
Because for lots of Fairbanks bread
They both were very keen.
Plump, fresh and golden-brOwn.
The dOughntus, too, they bought;
They found them just the proper thing,
For they always ''hit the spot
MacarOni Salad: Boil macaroni until
done, drain and rinse in cold water. Cool
Add a small bottle of stuffed olives cut up.
cucumber sliced thin. also small onion
cut up small. Add salad dressing and half
cup cream If desired. Can use with or
without cream, but it is an improvement.
Fair days will be visitors day at Mrs
Smiths Hat Shop. She extends a cordial
invitation to those coming to the Valley
talr to come in and inspect her stock of
stylish millinery.
Mock Duck: Three pounds round steak
cut in one piece. Make a deep slit in the
middle from the side and fill with potato
and onion dressing. Put strips of salt
pork on top. Bake three hours SLOWLY
basting often. Pour brown gravy over
and serve. -.
One can find at the Taber saIesroom on
Elliot street many good bargains in used
furniture. Yesterday my attention was
attracted toward a very handsome old
fashioned mahogany table and an odd
desk with small bookshelves and glass
doors. Another good value was a ma
hogany commode. 1t is an interesting
place to visit.
Pepper Hash: Twelve green apples
and u red peppers from which seeds have
been removed, and - onions Chop all
and pour on boiling water to cover. Let
stand five minutes. Drain, cover again
with boiling water and let stand 10 min
utes. Drain thoroughly and add vinegar
II quart or less), ? tablespoons salt, 2
cups sugar. Is teaspoon cayenne. Boil 10