The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-26

to carry out any decorative scheme.
\ wet wooden cloth will easily pick up
scattered fragments of glass from Il
broken bottle.
If YOU have adopted mo satisfactory
plan of saving small amounts why not
try the one offered by the \ ermOnt
Loan 4 Trust Co., which gives You an
opportunity TO purchase one OF their
real estate saving bonds by dcpOsiting
the Sum, YOU can spare weekly or
monthly;
When stcaming dumplings, a cloth
should always be placed over the
steamer before the lid is put on. This
prevents the steam from condenslnE
and dropping on the dumplings, and in
sures light, puffy pastry.
IT is always someone's birthday, some
ones wedding day or someone's annlver~-
AIRY and YOU can find at Thompson :
plenty of gift suggestions for any one of
these occasions. Their window display
Of silver hollow ware this week may show
YOU just the right thing. piece Of sill
Yer is always acceptable.
To prevent accidents with bottles
containing poison, buy a dozen tiny bells
and every time bottle of poison Is
brought into the house tie a bell to IT.
neck. Even in the dark the bell will
tinkie its warning.
I find that Mrs. W. f. Barber of 1913
High street has the famous Watkins line
OF goods which il 50 we'll and favorabiy
known throughout the country. 1t in
clude~ toilet goods of all kinds. extracts
and fiavorings, splendid spices, etc. Call
or telephone her about them. Goods or
dercd by phone will be delivered.
Instead of lining the drawers in 4 cup
board with newspaper. give them a coat
of good white paint. This Is much nicer
essary all that is required is to wipe
them out with a damp cloth.
Once again Miss Hanrahan is back
from New York with new things in
gowns sport skirts, wraps. etc Her
choice includes some beautiful models in
the new fringe-trimmed dresses which
You should see.
Thin slices of bacon. rolled and fried
in deep fat are delicious when used as 4
gaTnish for shad' roe, liver or sausages.
Thirty-cent cans of delicious fruit at
the Cory Market give one choice of
pears. white cherries, and loganberries
and | can vouch for their quality per-
$onally. They are excellent and the
quantity generous. The pears and cher
rjcs are fine for fruit salads.
Nuts and raisins always seem to be
long together, so, when YOU are sprink
ling chopped nuts over salad, scatter
in Il few seeded raisins cut in half
Here's your chance. Anyone guessing
the nearest correct number of lngerSOll
watches in the window at Randall <
Ciapp's during the next II days will be
given a watch free. Register your guess.
Owing to the necessity of taking an in
prices have been reduced in all lines
there this week.
If curling irons are heated in boiling
water instead of Il flame, il is said they
will give a DrcttieT curl with much less
harm to the hair.
Garden sets for the children, consisting
of a rake. noe and spade are shown at
the News Store along with small wheel
barrOwS and carts 50 dear to the hearts
Of the youngsters. Those sets with the
long handles will be found convenient by
the grown-ups when a small garden tool
is desirable.
Raisins may be added to boiled or cup
custards with pleasing results.
There is a fascination about pretty
bakSctS and one can always find a use
for one or more at least. Have YOU seen
the new ones ut Robbins & COwles?
There are shopping and motor baskets.
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