The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10

1t goes without saying that a ''Better
Home" would be equipped wath electrical
devices and appliances. In looking at
the Better Homes week display at Fes-
tiyal hall this week one will see many
things coming from III. ID. Walkers cleo
trIcaI store. You are invited to inspect
them and call at the store where many
other electrical things are displayed and
demonstrated.
Make up the butter into little evil,
ders instead of round balls. A hard
| butter ball is difficult to cut without its
| slipping.
The News Store is all ready to help
you Ia your Halloween sports with new
| Things IN cards, place cards. favOrs, nov
! elites, crepe papers, quaint masks. cans
| ana mats and pretty candle shades All
/ are decorated to suit the occasion in the
latest style of black cats, witches and
Jack o lanterns
! 1t is a good plan to pad the under side
) of your ironing board with old turkish
/ towels. Then when you have embroidery
! TO lron' simply turn the board over.
The home dressmaking win go along
| faster and much smoother if your shears
! and scissors are nice and sharD. One
can get them sharpened at III. NJ. Woods
TOR only five cents a pair. Why saw
away any longer with dull shears?
For bacon and cheese. sandwiches
/ spread buttered bread literally with
grated cheese, add layer of very thin
crisp bacon, top with a second slice of
outtered bread, press and cut These
are delicious toast ed and are hearty
enough for the main dish for luncheon.
Doesn't it seem as if the new fan
gowns were prettler than ever? There
are so many new ideas in the STYLES. en-
broIderies. braidings, girdles, etc. There
Goodnow. Pearson & Hunt's-new
dress coats. new sport coats tailored
suits, and dozens of handsome gowns in
serges, tricotines and poiret twills
So much pongee is worn that it is well
to know the best way to launder il.
wash IN lukewarm water in which some
good white soap has been dissolved. Do
not rub any, soap on it. Dry thoroughly
IN the shade and iron when absolutely
dry.
Remember the date OF the Rebekah
| fair at Odd Fellows Temple Thursday.
| October. 10. There Will be many attrac-
tons.
In recipea, if the word melted follows
| the name of the fat. the fat is first
measured and then melted: while if it
| reads melted fat" it means that the fat
| IS measured after the melting.
| The Abbott grocery has some of
| those tne pecan and walnut meats which
| come packed in tin cans. There have
been none for some time and they are
| glad to announce that the new supply
! has arrived.
| 4 fork is the best implement to use
| when making mayonnaise. \ beaten is
| likely TO cause the egg and the oil TO sep
| arate, while fork Will thoroughly mix
| the ingredients.
There is lots of downright comfort
/ gathering around cracking fire on the
| hearth these cool evenings. Robbins &
| Cowles devote considerable attention to
! fireplace needs and you will find their
| collection of fireplace fixtures complete
| and varied.
| In cooking vegetables, cover those that
| grow underground. as onions, turnips,
| etc.-leave uncovered all that grow above
| Jhe ground.
Yes, one can have meals served to
| order ut any time at Hall & Farwell's.
! They serve a special luncheon and sup
| per, but one will always find service
! there at any hour.
Bake your pumpkin or squash for pies
/ in a hot oven instead of stewing it. 1t is
/ les trouble and the flavor is superior.
! Many laundresses have not learned the
+ dangers of caustics and still use strong
! soaps and washing powder. Laundries
J used them once. but their studies of
| washing compounds and textiles have
! since taught them better. The Custom
i laundry uses nothing whatsoever of a
cauStic nature
! Ham baked in milk is excellent. Put
j into a casserole a slice of ham about one !