The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-07

! ems club will have a sale of homemade
candy and sailed nuts at the office OF
the Crystal Springs Ice Co. 1O1 Main
street, Saturday afternoon and evening.
When there are no bread crumbs ready
for salmon or meat loaf, use the same
quantity of oatmeal. This gives pal
atable change, and is an "cvcr-ready'
besides.
window shades this spring? The inn
menSc stock of wall papers at the Brat
tIebOrO China Store shows that it is head
quarters for such goods. They have the
newest patterns and cOlOringS in prOfu-
sion. They carry the Brcnlin shades.
New Potatoes with Cream: Boil or
steam 10 small new potatoes in jackets
and drain and peel. While cooking scald
one pint milk. thicken with two table
spoons flour mixed with a little cold milk
and add one cup diced cheese. Stir till
cheese is melted. Add thrCc-quarterS
spoon salt one-half teaspoon pepper and
the potatoes Heat thoroughly.
was shown a rack of wonderfully at
tTactive suits at the Luric Store yeStcr-
day. They are of the seasons most
wanted materials. beautifully tailored
and with distinctive touches of braid. en-
broidcry and buttons. The woman be
yond the thirties had not been overlooked
and trjg. trim STYLES were there for her
as we'll a. for the Younger ones. The
prices ranged from $24.5O to $3.50.
When baking apples. after removing
core. insert Il piece of loaf sugar in each
cavity. This will give the apple just
the amount of sugar needed. and it Will
be distributed evenly through the entire
.2pp!".
1t is busy time fer the housewives
- no have begun spring cleaning. The
Sparks Steam Laundry will shoulder
part Of the burden if YOU have rugs.
mattress covers. blankets. etc. which
must be washed. Such things are 50
heavy to do at home.
Painted furniture is very much in
vogue at present and anyone who is at
all gifted in the way of painting. may
| with enamel and paticncc-and skill
entirely transform an old piece Of fur
LitUrC.
| Moro of that nine and onc-half cent
| curtain ~crim has arrived at the f. w
| kuoch Store. The surprising quantities
which they have sold is ample proof that
| it is q bargain and is just the thing
| where Inexpensive curtain material is
| needed.
Never close GrcIcss cooker tightly
when not in use.
Il want loaf of Farbank,'s bread"
said a youngStcr the other day. An
/ out said the merchant. but there is
plenty of this kind" "No. mother al
ways wants FairbankS's bread" said
the boy. Mother had good Judgment.
Short candle ends may be melted,
mixed with an equal amount Of turprn-
tine and used to polish floors.
As Daniels. the insurance man. says.
Fire has no herald to tell of it's COM
ing 1t will eat up the savings of a
lifetime in an hour. Money put in fir,
/ insurance policy buys sure indemnity
for loss if fire visits YOU. Can you af-
ford to be without it?
/ Stuffed Raisfns: Use seeded raisinS.
Rinse in hot water and roll in a towel to
plump them. Blanch almonds and salt
part of them for variety. Make cut
the length of Che raiNin. insert an al
mond, draw the skin tightly and leave
portion Of almond exposed Roll in pull
verified sugar.
/ Do not miss the sale of white ivory tot
let goods at the Brattlc5oro Drug Store
tomorrow and Saturday. 1t is big
stock which includes practically every
thing made in this line. Articles which
we're - cents will be sold for q cents
81 articles for SO cents. $3.50 articles
for 40 cents and 50 on through the en-
tire stock.
When preparing turkey or chicken
try rubbing it inside with n pice al
lemon. 1t will Written the flesh and MAKE
It more tender.
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