The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-20

The Wednesday morning special at
q DOnnell & Davis's this week will be a
group of hats priced at $2.9S each.
These hats have been Sc, 81 and SIS and
tie above price is for tomorrow morn
ing only.
Plum pudding and fruit cake should
be kept at least two weeks before using,
as it improves the flavor by giving the
fruits time to mellow and permeate the
cake with their rich flavor.
Are you in search of a satisfactory
hair net? Try those Miss Griffin has
which come in little books of six nets
each for 80 cents.
New Potatoes Wash small new po-
tatoes thoroughly and cook in boiling
sailed water for about 20 minutes Drain
and peel Melt two tablespoons of but
ter in a saucepan, add one tablespoon
lemon juice, one-eighth tablespoon paprika
and very little grated lemon rind Add
the potatoes and shake gently over the
fire until very hot. Sprinkle with a little
chopped parsley or cress and serve hot.
Try bread and milk for luncheon on
the next hot day and note the increased
enthusiasm you'll feel for the after
moons work-the feeling of physical and
mental alertness that comes to those who
eat wisely. a bowl of Milk Plant milk
is full of nourishment.
Sandwich Filling: Three slices of
breakfast bacon, fried crisp, add a hard
boiled egg and chop fine, add table
/ spoonfdls of cold baked beans mashed
| fine, add 2 tablespoonfus salad dressing
or mustard vinegar, and mix thoroughly.
| Don't let another season go by with
out getting yourself a kodak Would
| you part with some Of the snapshots
/ you have-records of happy times? Add
to your collection. H. NJ. Wood has all
| sizes of these cameras and the supplies
/ for them.
| Cherry Salad: Use the large, dark red
| cherries. Pit the cherries and stuff with
] chopped pecan nuts. Heap tiny mound
on crisp lettuce and serve with mayon-
nGise or boiled dressing.
Hopkins. the Florist, says to tell the
| gardeners that celery plants are all
ready for bedding out and that he has
! plenty of good sturdy plants on hand.
Any needful advice for planting is yours
| for the asking.
( Asparagus Tips with Cheese: Melt .
] tablespoons of butter, add " cups of
cooked asparagus tips and heat thor
| oughly over boiling water. Beat > eggs
until light, add l 4 cups of thin cream,
pour the mixture over the asparagus,
season with pepper and salt and stir con
stantly until thickened. Turn on squares
of toasted bread and sprinkle lightly with
grated cheese.
Why not get clock at Thompson's
and end the INDIGESTION over that wedding
gift you must chooSe2 The bridal couple
a raT1fr oil WI nv
not now? You'll see a fine showing Of
mantel clocks in the Thompson window
this week
Bohemian Salad: Mix together equal
parts of shredded raw white cabbage,
tender celery and hard boiled eggs and a
mixture of chopped hickory and English
walnuts. Mix thoroughly with mayor
naise dressing and stand aside until
needed. Steam whole white cabbage
leaves until tender, place on ice until
thoroughly chilled, arrange on salad dish
and fill each leaf with the salad mixture.
The equipment of the bathing girl will
not be complete without one of those
waterproof bathing suit bags at Roots
! They are convenient for many other uses,
too, and they cost only the very small
sum Of 80 cents.
To open windows easily when they
are sticky after painting brush over the
inside of the frames with black lead and
they will slide without the least diff
Guilty.
In your search for a comfortable cor
set. try the c. b. at j. F. Austin's He
has a variety of styles so all figures can
be fitted. The College Girl corset is
another good one and it does not mean
it is corset for the younger ones only.
|. You will find here, too, fine line of the
| De Bevoise brasseres.
! Pavlowa Salad Mix together faxed