The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-07

| Get your tickets at Fenton's for the
wonderful picture. Way Down East.
There will be three evening performances,
| Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and mat
inees on Friday and Saturday afternoons.
The seats are selling so rapidly and mali
and telephone orders from outside pour
ing in 50 swiftly that it will be we'll to at
tend to the matter early. All who have
seen it say emphatically: Don't miss 1t.
Somebody says that silver articles
that have become furnished may, even If
embossed or engraved. be quite quickly
cleaned by the use of alum. Dissolve an
ounce in a quart of soapsuds and wash
carefully, using a brush for the. carved
parts.
You will enjoy seeing the pretty things
Miss Hanrahan selected while in New
York last week. Lovely summer dresses
of organdie, wolfe. gingham. etc, new
sweaters in exquisite c0lorings and more
new blouScs.
You may reduce the labor of boot
cleaning by using a little glycerine, says
a domestic column. 1t will give an ex-
cellent polish for three or four days. if
you give them an occasional brush. They
will also keep a good color, and be soft
and comfortable.
Mrs Newlywed should take advantage
of the aluminium ware offer at Robbins *
CowleSs. \ 14-piece set of kitchen uten-
SilS for only $149S with the privilege
of paying 81 a week on the inStallmeut
plan. BY the way. what fine wedding
gift a set would make.
Every garden maker ought to have at
least a row of raspberry bushes. They
are easy to grow at home If you choose
q brtvf
fresh fruit practically all summer.
Frying doughnuts is hot work. Why
do Through the summer at least? Fair
banks 5 doughnuts, fresh and wholesome,
can be sent along at any time with the
rest of your grocery order. Raised dough-
nuts at the grocer's twice week.
The blankctCd ice in refrigerator is
a Stacker at its post of duty, and the
person who placed it there is the cause
of it. specialists in the department of
kept cold by the ice melting and taking
up the heat within the insulated walls.
When the ice is kept from melting ice
is saved, but not food.
Is your hair getting thin? Try the
dandruff remover and scalp tonic which
Mrs. w. T. Barber sells. Those who have
tried it say it is a great hair rcviver She
has an excellent shampoo preparation
also.
To remove grease from a fur collar
go to any large grocery store and buy
- cents worth of sea sand (tine), put in
pan, set on stove and heat good. Lay
your coat on the table and rub this sand
in the fur as hot as you can stand it.
Repeat if necessary.
Are you going away for an extended
vacation leaving some of the family behind
who must have washing done? Why not
arrange with the Sparks steam laundry to
call regularly for everything? It's an
easy solution of the washing problem.
Sour Milk Cake: Cream one cup
sugar with onc-fourth cup butter, beat
two eggs, twothirds cup of sour milk
with one-half teaspoon of soda to foam,
one teaspoon of cream tartar.
Both boy and girl graduates will enjoy
a gift of stationery. For exclusive and
novel styles in choice papers and CORE
spOndence cards see the stock at the News
Store. 1t includes the latest ideas in
fashionable stationery. Pretty message
cards for this occasion can be found here,
too.
Baked Beef Loaf: Chop finely three
pounds of raw beef, add one-fourth
pound of finely chopped salt pork, two
teaspoons salt. one teaspoon DepDer. 10
tablespoons rolled cracker crumbs, three
tablespoons milk and three beaten eggs
Mix well, turn into a buttercd pan. pour
over 1t one pint boiling water and bake
slowly for two hours. Serve cold.
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