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

Sally T. doesn't pretend to have first
hand knowledge of tobacco values, but
she is informed on pretty good authority
| that certain well-knOwn brands of cigars,
! cigarets and pipe mixtures can be
bought cheaper ut II. NJ. Woods sporting
goods store than anywhere else.
A little girl will be more ready to
learn the use Of the needle if she has
q well stocked work basket all her own
Anyone who is contemplating raising
chickens this season should invest 10
cents in one of those BABY Chick drink
ing fountains at Robbins & Cowless. Fas-
tened to the top Of a Mason fruit jar
which is then laid on its side it furnishes
pure water at all times and IS easily
washed and filled
4 For that ring left from an application
of gasoline add table salt to gasoline
This for wool goods. For silk, use
ether or ehloToform.
Mrs. q. II. Smiths stock of spring mil
linery Is we'll selected as usual and her
window displays urge one to step inside
and investigate further. She viii give
her patrons the services of Il French mil
liner this season. who comes recon-
mcnded for her up-to- the-minute ideas in
head gear.
Scorched fabric can he restored if the
threads are not injured. Wet the spots
and expose To the sun. Repeat til
spots disappear.
To afford a chance for the small
savings investor was the idea of the Yer
mont Loan * Trust Go. in their partial
payment plan for the purchase of real cS-
tate savings bonds. Since their incor-
rofatlon 80 years ago. no interest pay
meut has been delayed or a dollar lost by
this company.
Blood stains may be removed by soak
ing III cold water with 4 teaspoon OF
tuTpentlne added. ii they have stood
d length of time, rub common soap on
them a first water.
was glad to and at the Cory Market
today large cans Of pineapple and of
peaches for 10 cents a can. They We're
OF fine quality and in heavy syrup. 1t
was welcome news to hear of peaches
coming down from the peak of high
prices where they have been 80 long.
To make bread crumbs quickly. cut
The soft part from d stale loaf. put
at the top and gently rub it with tn
hands for a few minutes The Crumb
VIII then be fine enough for anything
! 44t lines iA one lace from fatigue
can be erased by one of Miss Grifin'S
facial massage. They also freshen the
complexion and smooth the skin.
Someone says shrimps are greatly i'm
proved by pouring boiling water owe
them hail an hour before they ar
served.
Why not send to Sally =. recipe in
which YOU have found Tea Table -four
to De just what It's makers claim-whitc
| light and WhOlosomeE There must be
many who have thoroughly tried it out in
one way and another Send them in
Vegetable Salad: One cup cubed beets
i cup chopped strinsbeans, l cup cubed
potatoes, / large onion cubed, I-2 cup
OIL dressing, l head lettuce. Garnfsh
salad within places on lettuce leaves
with whites OF hard-boiled eggs.
] noticed today that the Miles Grocery
had some especially good looking prunes.
! dred aprlcots and peaches. They are all
good for pic Filings and sauces while we
| wait Tor the fresh fruits. Those tomatoes
| packed at the Dunklee farm in South
| Vernon are fine
| Stewed Apples; Make syrup of two
| cups OF sugar and one cup OF water
| drop into this a handful Of red CHINA
| mon drops which will color the svrup
rare and core apples and gently sim
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