The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-19

with | cup -four and stir it into the milk
last. pour into pudding mold and steam
If Won are going to Mary" at the
auditorium Wednesday evening. take
along little spare change. The Bust
ness and Professional Womens club Will
sell homemade candy and sailed nuts be
tween the acts.
open your piano on bright days and, if
possible. let the sun shine ON the keys.
for the light prevents the ivory from
turning yellow.
J \ word to the wise: If you have any
foot troubles get them attended to before
the 10Th of April a. DR.. +. L. Bailey will
close her Office one week on that date.
! \ teaspoon of powdered alum mixed
/ with ordinary stove polish is said to give
a fine luster when polished and saves half
the work.
| The advice Of Horton u. Walker that
| YOU attend the Home Beautiful exposition.
| if in Boston this week. is good. lie knows
You will see demonstrated there all those
electrical lab0r-saylng household devices
which he sells and so thoroughly believes
lin. If your problem is an electrical one,
ask him about it.
! Leftover pie crust may be made into
delicious little cakes by filling two oblong
strips with Il mixture made of cinnamon
and sugar and dotting it with butter.
They need only to bake for few minutes
in a very hot oven.
! When looking at some fine comb honey
Yesterday at the Miles Grocery l was
shown something new in sweet product.
! Put up in half-pint jars by the Domino
Sugar Go. was a delicious looking COM
bination of cane sugar and bees honey,
I the honey flavor predominating and the
price lower than that of pure honey.
/ When ironing between buttons on n
blouse. place buttons down on folded
turkish towel and the space between but
8 tons will be ironed beautifully smooth.
If you should have a fire in your home
are your insurance policies and valuable
papers where you can have access to them
Immediately: Insure your insurance by
putting such papers in safe deposit
vault at the Peoples National bank. You
can have one for a little as s. year.
When cake of soap is worn very thin
take out Il new cake, dampen them both
in warm water and paste the thin cake
fiat to the side of the new one. When
they dry it is Il part of the new cake.
Thus you have no waste and no small
pieces of soap.
Hair getting n bit thin? \ warning to
take good care of what there is left. Miss
Griffn's help in this line is invaluable YOU
will find.
Spiced rhubarb is timely and delicious
preserve and the recipe is as follows: To
two and a half pounds of rhubarb, washed
of vinegar. two pounds of sugar and a
Tablespoonful each of cinnamon. and
cloves. Boil steadily for half an hour and
pour into jelly glasses.
l am told by the f. Crosby Co. that
their sales of Tea Table flour are UMPIRE
cedented. More and more are housewives
finding it to be the best "all around" -four
on the market. Another thing, TO. is that
despite its high quality, its price is low.
One woman has discovered the advan-
tage of wearing two hairnets instead of.
one. The nets put on over each other
will last an astonishingly long time. as
one protects the other.
Birthdays are in order the year round
and for either man or woman and eSpe-
cially for the boy CT girl student is a
fountain pen or Eversharp pencil an ac-
Ceptablc and useful gift At Thompson
are those reliable Swan pens from $50
up and Eversharps from 81.
An excellent polish for mahogany is a
tablespoon of olive oil mixed with tea
spoon of vinegar. Apply the fluid with
soft flannel after the wood has been well
busted. Then polish the wood thoroughly
with a soft clean buster.
You viii find plenty of home-cured salt
pork and home-rendered lard at the Cory
Market for 20 cents a pound There may
be cheaper lards sold. but remember it is
packing house lard. The pork is cured by
a good old New England recipe and has
the real honey taste.
After you have once got into the habit
of using touch of garlic i'm your cooking
you will ever after follow the habit. says
one fine cook. Even dish of macaroni
is improved by it. Don't. of course. cook
the garlic in the macaroni, but drop bit
of it into the milk while it is Scalding
taking il out when the milk is hot
Keep the little folks busy out of doors
in pleasant weather and this time of year
one of the best ways viii be To supply
them with a set of miniature garden tools
which YOU can buy at the H. M. Wood
store in three sizes priced at y and 80 /
cents and 81 respectively.