The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-10

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Make cream sauce with one table
milk and seasoning. Add one-halt can
shrimp cut up. Serve on toast or baked
Are you preparing for a party of some
sort? Remember that the Sim0nS Shop
fuvors, place cards, unusual and medium
priced things for prizes, fancy candies.
sailed nuts, fruit, etc, for such social
affairs.
Sweet potatoes are delicious if cooked
with a pot roast. They should be placed
in the pan about three-quarters of an hour
before the roast is done.
Don't forget that the F. w Keuch
store has a line of rugs as usual and that
some especially attractive prices have
been placed ON them. There are still
Il few of those linOleum stove mats left
which are 50 good for the kitchen.
To spread butter easily on the thin
nest bread in the coolest weather, have
a cup of boiling Water handy. into which
dip the point of the knife each time be
fore cutting a piece from the butter.
This is a good time to purchase a fine
silk umbrella as Vaughan & Burnett
have some beauties in their sale. These
me ri NIL
With handsome handles of various styles.
Grapefruit pulp and shredded cabbage
is said to make good salad. The addi-
tion of chopped walnut meats is liked
by some. Serve with mayonnaiSe.
At the r. w. Taber saleSrooms on FL
liot street are some of those old-faSh-
Toned chests for packing away bedding.
etc. He also has some which have a tier
of drawers above which would be just as
COn"cnicnt for the keeping of garments
and linens az they were 30 or 100 years
ago.
For rough hands Use equal parts of
slycerin and lemon juice. You will have
10 more trouble with rough hands.
Having the clothes washed at the
Sparks Steam Laundry and having them
sent home to he ironed is an established
custom in many BrattlebOro families
inns laundry makes a speciality of what
Is known as wet wash" and many find
II very satisfactory solving of the laun-
dry problem.
Nut Cakes: Mix / Gun nut meats
ground and / cup bread crumbs. /
beaten egg, l mashed potato, few pieces
Of onion. salt and pepper. Form in cakes
and fry. /
They have some of the finest English
waInutS at the Stebbins Grocery which
sell for 40 cents a pound. They crack
50 easily that the great plump meats
are left entirely whole and il means al /
most no work at all. The hardest work
Is to Keep from eating too many of them
hey are so good.
Boots and shoes however damp. will
p 9llSh in few minutes if a drop or two
II Kerosene oil be added to the backing
1t also prevents the leather from crack
ng.
1t would be a good thing to always
lSVe on hand some of those strictly Dure
aspirin tablets which the Brooks House
.harmacy sells to prevent colds and re
leVe aches and pains. The 1j-cent box
'ohtalnlng one dozen Is a convenient size
II You may prefer q larger one for -
)r - cents Which contains 100.
Shells of grapefruit make attractive
baskets for salads.
The girl who is making things for her
nope chest could find no better re
eptacle than one of those cedar chests
It the Emerson Furniture store. After
he hopes We're realized il would be an
specially useful piece OF furniture.
Mrs. Calvin CooIidgc's Rccino for
iSh Cakes: Mix two cups of boiled 20
at0eS tpreSSed through a potato ricer)
WITH one cup off shredded Goldfish which
IaS been Scalded and drained Add ore
abl'Spoon of butter. little paprika.
teaspoon curry powder Let
'ol and make into cakes. roll i'm fine
"acker crumbs and beaten egg. AlIoN
o remain in cold place until required.
Try in deep fat.
Save While the saving is good and rom
ne reward when perhaps the ability
o save has gone An endowment life
insurance policy is one of the best WAYS 5
or DONG this and Daniels, the inslr-
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