The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-23


cold in sherbet glasses with whipped
\ Where can one get light mncheon?'
The F0Xhall store is now serving salads,
sandwiches, ice-cream, soda fountain del-
cacies. tea. coffee. cocoa and milk. 1t IS
cool, clean. comfortable place in which
to spend the luncheon hour.
To preserve lemons for a length of time.
bury them in a box of sawdust. In this
way they win keep fresh for several
months.
If you need pair of fine silk gloves
" q pair of ehamoisette for motoring, see
those which Miss DrowQ has in stock.
She will gladly bring them for you to see.
In cleaning raisins. place them in
clean cloth, sprinkle them with flour and'
;hake well. You viii find that this viii
clean them and at the same time will re
move all the stalks.
Remember that the Stebbins grocery
has nigh grade milk from the new milk
plant to sell and beginning today they
will have cream also. When it is too hot
70 cook try their homemade pies, cakes
md doughnuts.
When making wash dresses make all
The collars and cuffs detachable, fasten-
ing them en- with snaps. They can be-
EASILY removed and Numbered several
-ines before the dress requires washing.
Spend what You must but save what
YOU can. So many people say. Some day
am going to open an account" Why
the some day? Why not make ii tomor-
rOw and with the BrattlebOro Trust COM
pany? There's no time like the present.
Little pieces Of scented toilet soap
dropped in your hot starch gives the
| IRON they iron so easily and have. re-
freshing smell.
The radical reductions in all depart
Nents at Lurie's for the sale beginning
| -oday, shows that they are fast getting
back to pre-War prices. The contents OF
/ modest pocketbook viii go long way
there in buying seasonable garments in
| women's wear.
When cooking a boiled dinner. if the
cabbage is cooked separately it will be
much more digestible. Boil in salted
water.
| What are your insurance -needs-fre.
life, accident. health. automobile. bur
glar? Any or all can be taken care of pl
| strong companies by Daniels, the insur-
| ance man. Detailed information cheer
| fully given regarding any of the above if
you viii call at II Crosby block
l am told that oil of peppermint is a
good remedy for easing the pain and sore
ness of a corn. Painting n corn with
iodine will often afford relief, too.
If the porch needs new Furniture take
a look at the attractive pieces the Emer-
son store is showing this week There are
some comfortable weather-proof chairs
and seats of especially suitable material
and design.
~Cup Cakes: One cup sugar. y cup
butter, one egg. two tablespoons molasses,
)ne cup milk, Il teaspoon each of CHINA
mon, nutmeg and ginger, one teaspoon
soda and two cups of flour Add raisins
0r currants. Bake in cup cake tins.
| Remember the excellent perspiration
deodorant-"No Scent'-for sale at Don
| nell K DaviS'S
To remove machine oil stains. rub with
| a little butter or lard and wash with
warm water and soap.
Yesterday morning Vaughan & Burnett
| had another reduction sale on silver
plated tiatware. 1t will be to your adj
5antage to watch their weekly announce
ments Of Wednesday morning specials
Next Wednesday some other line will be
selected for cut prices.
Nut Drop Cakes: Two eggs well
beaten, { tablespoons flour. / cup broken
walnuts, 4 teaspoon baking powder and
| a cup of brown sugar gradually stirred
into the eggs. Drop on buttered paper.
Save your eyes from wind and dust
when motoring by wearing goggles or
glasses of some kind. Jordan the Opt
clan, always has a full line of suitable