The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-15

it with Il relish If favored with maple
which delights TIE youngsters.
Miss Rita EckelS at Cedar street
wishes me to announce that she has a
/ "Larkin Pantry and sells all Iarkin
goods at their usual low rate. So many
women know what the Larkin goods in
.ciudp-practically everything home
could need-it will not be necessary for
me to enumerate. Telephone Miss
EckelS 133-M
-Four tablespoons of cider vinegar. two
of chopped parsley, and one Of chopped
onions added to a bottle of chill sauce
makes a good dressing for oyster cocktail.
The out-of-town shopper is finding Hall
* FarweUs a fine place for a little re
frcshment and rest, Many enjoy the reg
ular midday luncheon while others go
later and enjoy a sort of afternoon tea
or some of their soda fountain delicacies
These cranberry cakes are very good
and something of a novelty: Roll pie
crust into an Oblong sheet about one
quarter inch thick; place on il one pint
finely chopped cranberricS. one-haIf cup
seeded raiSinS. enc cup brown sugar.
Roll like jelly-rol, being careful to secure
the ends. Lay IN creased baking pan,
and bake in Il slow oven ~ minutes.
/ When cool, cut in twO-inch slices.
/ The Sparks Steam Laundry cannot
solve the whole household problem, but
it can solve one day of it--wash day.
They have made wash day unnecessary
in the modern home by their efficient ser
vice. This service is yours at the call of
the telephone.
J When YOU have none of the regular
paper clips at hand and want to make a
stamp or other bit Of paper secure to
your letter. use one of the dress snaps.
pushing the half with the projection
through the two papers, then swapping on
the other half
Cake making at the holiday time can
be done away with by purchasing the
Berwicbe cakes which are sold at the
groceries for Fairbanks. One of these
cakes will be Just the thing to put in the
| christmas basket or box you are plan
ming to pack.
/ If mirror is hung where the direct
sunlight can shine upon il. the quicksilver
On the back will BE- injured and the mir
ror become cloudy or hazy.
/ In times of rush and hustle people often
find they are suffering from eve strain
coming from improper glasses and mani
+ Yourself Il Christmas gift of the right
thing for your eyes and arrange for an
appointment with Jordan. the optician
y large glass paste iar-the kind with
! a brush, makes a handy c0ntainer for the
grease or oil used on baking tins.
waffle irons. etc,
\ bath robe. ,l0unging robe or kimono
would be comfort" gift and one certain
! to bring appreciation. At the J. T.
: Mann store are handsome Beacon blanket
robes. corduroy robes in lovely coloringS
and pretty silk kimoneS; why not choose
/ a pair of boudoir slippers to match:
! They have them for only S1.19 a pair.
Wash corduroy with a good white soap
and rinse in plenty of clear water.
!iang out without wringing. Do not
| IRON but rub with your hands or piece
\ of velvet
An assortment of hand-painted Nip
/ pom china is being displayed at the f. W
/ kcuch store. 1t includes such pieces a.
cheese dishes relish dishes, cake and
sandwich plates, boubon and salad
dishes and other useful and decorative
( shapes.
To test linen for cotton. rub large
sample hard between the hands If n
FUZZY nap appears cotton rs present.
Give her a lovely ostrich feather fan
TO complete her evening costume They
are very much the vogue and Vaughan 4
Burnett have a choice line in all colors
1t is just the gift for the young woman
who Is socially inclined. If you are III
doubt Just ask one of them.
When separating the yOlks from the
whites of eggs break them over a funnel
and the whites will pass through leaving
| the yOlbS in the funnel.
The Stebhjns Grocery has those fine
tomatoes packed at the Dunklcc farm at
South Vernon. You doubtless know how
good they are. Another Dunklce farm
product they have are some very fine
Hubbard squashes which have been
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