The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-12

WA>TED-New members for the Tea
Table club. The only requirements for
membership is that Tea Table flour be
given a thorough trial. This IS country
wide organization and one which is grow
ing every day.
To cut marshmallows. dip the knife
in he water. This will prevent them
sticking To knife or fingers.
\ shampoo. thoroughly and quickly
done for nominal sum. is what one may
have az the shop of Miss Griffin. Appoint
ments in advance are desirable.
When a coal range is not in use, APP
ply melted lard all over it and it will
not rust.
One must visit the Gift Shop often to
keep informed as to the new things which
are constantly arriving Have you seen
those soft, all-wOol blankets in the weave
and cOlorings of the Old-faShiOned cover
lids. the wool embroidered sport hats. the
new parchment candle shades. hand-wOven
rugs, cretonne weekend cases, convenient
shopping baskets and the lovely filet laCeS
in cdging. insertions, butterfly motifs
squares, etc:
BY turning a caulifower head down
ward it cooks more quickly and improves
the flavor.
Save an hour of next Friday afternoon
and visit the Unitarian Parish house for a
cup of tea and inspect the pretty hand
kerchiefS, aprons and fancy articles which
will be on sale there.
Discs cut from bright orange and blue
Jap crepe and applqued to the hens of
cream wolfe curtains add a colorful touch
TO a rather cheerless north dining room.
Listen, The child or person who makes
2J-cent purchase at the II. NJ. Wood
store Wednesday will be given free with
his purchase a Kidder kar-while they
last, and we predict that they will not
last very long.
An easy way to crumb bread is to put
it into a muslin bag, an empty salt sack.
| for instance, and then, unless it is too
| hard and dry, it can be squeezed between
the fingers and quickly crumbled with
| out any waste.
| Some of the winter vegetables are get
| ting scarce and it is too early for the
| fresh garden things but the interval can
/ be tided over with the good canned varie-
| ties, such as that Golden Bantam corn.
/ the string beans and beetS in glass and
many others at the Cory Market
A cheap and durable toaster for a gas
stove is a piece of sheet-iron Over this
Scent wire toaster can be used without
danger of burning or blackening the
| bread.
When you buy the Chic muslin
underwear at the J. f. Austin store you
are buying the best. The best materials,
the best workmanship. Good workmanship
counts on such garments The fine stitch
ing which holds and the buttons sewed to
oil l-a IL
| things.
Raisins and figs should be pumped
| by dipping for an instant in boiling water
| before serving.
| All little folks love Kiddie-Kars and 100
of them can be made happy by that num-
| Der of "Kars' which Robbins & Cowles
will put on sale Wednesday morning at
prices. which, because of a fortunate pur-
chase, will be only one-half the wholesale
price. There are hive sizes /; the three
/ largest have been marked 81 each and the
| two smaller S15O each. Call early.
A dash of lemon in plain water is an
excellent tooth wash. 1t removes tartar
/ and also sweetenS the breath.
/ The Root Pharmacy is ready for the
serving of delicious summer drinks from
/ their soda fountain. The store has been
rearranged and tables for the patrons of
this department have been grouped near
the front of the store, which will make for
! convenience and quick service
One cook says that apple pie is very
much improved if brown sugar is sprink-
led over the crust shortly after it is re-
moved from the oven.
1t is none too early for the young peo-