The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-08

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tender.
/ If you are planning any festivities for
ST. Patrick's Day you viii surely need the
assistance of the News Store which can
| furnish entire table sets. covers. napkins
and plates, all appropriately decorated,
| crepe paper streamerS caps, fayors and
other novelties all wearing of the green
When making ordinary cookies vary
| them by spreading a thin layer of
| chopped raisins between them. These
are very delicious when eaten fresh.
The wonderful display of silks in the
window Of the Goodnow. Pearson & Hunt
store is fascinating and inviting and in
| fabrics. satins. taffetas, crepe de chimes.
georgettes. etc. in exquisite col0rings
Their fashion show this evening viii tell
us how such goods are to be used this
season.
When buying handkerchiefs or other
| lineH goods. TO find out if they really
are linen. moistcn the tip of the finger
and press on them. If the wet pene-
/ trates the handkerchief at once it Is
! linen. but if cotton 1t takes some sec
onds To wet through the thread.
The Day Dream" line of toilet pow
dcrS. creams. perfumes. etc. at the Root
Pharmacy IS particularly dainty one.
The perfume is delicate and the quality
of the highest Try these Day Dream
productions which seem TO please the most
fastidioUS
Birds Nests-AIake nests ID mashed
potato on Il buttered glass baking dish.
brush with beaten egg with a little water
added set in hot oven until light brown
then break a raw egg in each, sprinkle
with salt and pepper, lay thin slice OF
bacon over and return 10 the oven until
egg Is set and bacon criSped.
st. Patrick's Day comes next week and
Mt Hopkins. the Florists, they are quite
ready with cards and .favOFS for its OBJ
! servRnce. ~ usual, they will have the
green carnations and the shamrocks.
In a mixture of two ounces of salt to a
/ pint of water good eggs will be found to
sink, while those that are not good will
always float
Going away and closing the house for
a while. perhaps? \ safety deposit box
| ut the Peoples National Bank for your
silver, valuable papers or jewelry, which
! you can rent by the month or year viii
save worry and insure safety.
The seats of cane chairs should be
scrubbed with soap and water. and then
soaked with very hot water and dried out
of doors, as this viii stiffen them.
When looking for knives. forks or
spoons i'm either sterling silver or guaran-
teed plate. see the attractive patterns in
these goods at the Thompson jewelry store.
\ fun set OF such pieces arranged in n
handsome chest makes an ideal wedding
gift.
To keep yolk Of egg fresh. if only the
white is needed. cover the yolk gently
with a little cold water 50 as not TO break
| it, and it viii keep fresh several days.
1t is nearly time to be packing away
! furs and heavy woolens and with one of
those cedar chests from the Emerson store.
what was once considerable task be-
nishes all protection against moths. They
have them both large and small.
Canned fruit should be opened an hour
or two before it is used. 1t becomes
richer after the oxygen of the air has
| been restored to it.
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About half of our globe, it is esti
mated, consists of iron.
COMING TOMORROW