The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-21

ing but the highest grade of drugs and
medicines.
Peaches and Rice Bavarian: Cook one
cup rice in milk with one-half teaspoon
ful salt; dissolve one tablespoonful gela-
tine in cold water and then over steam
Beat this into rice while hot, with a
| small cup of sugar; cool, add one small
cup whipped cream and put into mold.
Drain one can peaches and put into
| minutes Simmering there must be only
| enough syrup for the peaches to absorb.
! Cool, surround the rice with these and
serve with or without cream.
! For warming the bathroom, bedroom,
/ or any cold corner while we are conserv-
! ing our winters supply of fuel, a Per-
| lection oil heater is very satisfactory.
! They are inexpensive to run and are
odOrless if kept clean. The Brattleboro
China store has good line of them.
Fried Beets: Wash the beets care
fully, drop them in boiling water and
cook until tender. Drain, cover with
cold water, rub off the skins, cut in one
half inch slices. dredge with seasoned
flour and fry on both sides in hot bacon
or sausage fat.
There will be some bargains at the
odds and ends sale at the +. w. keuch
store next Saturday. There will be III
the sale blankets, curtain scrims,
womens silk hose, children's hose, JeF-
sey underwear and many other things
too numerous to mention here. Watch
for the detailed advertising in tomor-
row Reformer.
To mark cups or other china that is
to be loaned for social occasions, apply
small pieces of adhesive tape, on which
the name of the owner has been written
in indeIible ink, to the bottom of each
article This is a mark of Identification
that viii not be noticed by the user.
The most complete thing of >the kind
I have seen is the Armstrong electric
stove or grill at Vaughan K Burnetts.
An entire breakfast or luncheon for two
or three people could be easily cooked at
the table with one. 1t boils, brolls,
fries. toasts, and would be invaluable for
light housekeeping. The price Is SlZ.ou
and it is worth it.
l. To remove gas mantle without
breaking it pass a hatpin through the
loop at the top of the mantle and gently
drop it into a glass tumbler with the pin
resting on the sides of the glass.
The new fall sport hose are in at the
Wagner shoe store and the line is quite
complete. Ii includes all-wool, and silk
and wool with wide range of colorings
the fashionable sport shades and va
rious heather mixtures. One very good
locking wool heather mixture is only 81
a pair.
A small clock beyond repair can be
made useful for sick room by setting the
hands at the hour when the patient Is to
receive the next dose of medicine.
! After the theater all roads lead to Hall
! & Farwells for some sort of refresh
ment. Even at a late hour the place -
open and one will find prompt and will
ing service.
The white of an egg dropped into a
kettle of soup will clarity 1t. When 1t
curdles remove 1t.
The BratfIeboro Trust Co solicits the
checking and savings accounts of women.
Money may be placed on interest in the
| savings department the first OF each
month Those not versed in banking
methods will be given courteous and will
ing assistance.
Small fruits which are not whole or
firm enough to use for preserves should
! be made into jams.
Get the burden and bother of the
family washing off your mind and back
Many a Sabbath is spoiled because WASH
day is close upon its heels. The SPARKS
laundry has no blue Mondays. Send the
washing there and avoid one ut home.
Chocolate Bread Pudding: Please try
the following and you will use it often
Soak two cups stale bread crumbs ~
| Minutes in four cups scalded milk. Melt
two squares chocolate in saucepan placed
over hot water add to bread and milk.