The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-29

| them from butter or sauce. and drop in
! to weak vinegar. In this condition
| they may be kept for a long time and
may be used as needed for salads and
| garnishing.
| OF course you know how convenient
'.canned heat" is for emergency use in
| the home, for the chatting dish or for
/ travelling or picnies? Stock up for fu-
! ture use from the II. VI. Wood store
which will sell this useful commodity
this week for only Zoe a can.
| After getting the ingredients together
| before mixing a cake, warm the bowl by
| pouring into it boiling water Let stand
| a few minutes. then pour ont and dry.
| 1t must be warm enough to soften but
not melt the butter.
Your new spring hat will be much
more becoming if your hair is in proper
condition. y shampoo and wave by
| Miss Griffin may be just what it needs
| Try it and see.
! Keep all fruit stones. cooked or I'M
cooked, dry them slowly in the oven,
| put in a large jar, and in winter throw
| Il handful on the fire of an evening. They
! will crack for a moment, send up a bright
/ fame and ill the room with a delicious
| odor.
! Make some raised doughnuts of Tea
| Table flour to eat with new maple syrup.
| Tea Table is Just the right sort of flour
! for yeast raised foods such as bread,
/ rolls and d1ughuuts. Purchase small
/ sack for trial and be convinced.
/ An excellent way 10 press muSscd
waists is To sprinkle your ironing sheet
and pin it tightly over the ironing board
| and press the waist on this. The steam
which arises viii be sufficient to take
out every crease. This is fine for new
waists
Il keep all my valuable papers in a
| tim box with lock-" said a woman the
other day. Where would the tin box
| be If II should not happen 10 be rescued
! III case of fire? If such papers were in
| a safe deposit box in a fire-proof vault
at the Peoples National bank they would
still be intact even after Il conhagration
Have a small horseshoe magnet in your
| work basket fastened to the end of a
| tape or ribbon Of sufficient length 50
that it can he dropped 10 the floor to
| pick up scissors or needles
| 1t is now time to start indoors the
seeds of panseS, snap dragon. stocks,
Salyias, zinnias and other carly bloom
| ing flowers and the Hopkins Flower
store is quite ready with everything in
seeds, both flower and vegetable. and
they viii cheerfuily give any planting
| information you may need.
! Rub the backs of old paintings with
oil Of cedar, to protect them from injury
by insects.
/ Be sure to get a can of those delicious
apricOts at the Cory market before they
/ are all gone. The can is of generous
size and is filled with perfect fruit for
only 80 cents.
| II the china closet has no ridge in
which platters standing up on edge can
be set, screw in round brass curtain
rod as a substitute rack.
The Miles grocery has some cocoa in
bulk which they can sell at the low price
Iof two pounds for - cents. While it
us cheap in price it is not cheap in quail
ity. 1t will stand comparison with
some of the best known package cocoas
Training tomatoes to a single stem is
the best method for the amateur gar
dener TO adopt Pinch off all but two or
three branches and tie plant to stake
with ratia, soft string or strips of old
cloth.