The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-09

l Many lovely samples of finished work
can be seen there.
] Vary the usual soft gingerbread recipe
! by stirring in some coc0anut. You VIII
/ be delighted with the result.
I Isn't it fine that the Blue Lantern
\ Tea Room viii FURNISH so many good
/ things to order-delicious fudge cake,
orange cake, cup cakes, mayonnaIse
other things Many Il housekeeper will
! find it a great convenience.
| Do not leave any infammable stuff
gasoline, or anything else that would
cause trouble; and do not leave matches
, lying about.
Good news! Scallops are cheaper. a
fresh consignment at Hayes & Dines's
| This puts this delicacy within reach of
the modest pocketbOok.
Three tablespoons of raw linseed oil
! to one of turpentine make a good polish
for furniture.
Discriminating persons are sure to be
pleased with the assortment of personal
greeting cards which Robinson, the
printer, can show. All are suitable for
writing ones name in pen. or for having
the name engraved thereon. Engraving
orders, of course, should be given as early
as possible.
The very busy woman, when making
cookies, may roll all the dough out at
one time and cut in squares. This saves
time and labor, and they are all alike as
the dough is not re-kneaded.
What is investment? 1t is the act of
laying out money with the purpose of
getting return, and one cannot be too
careful when investing savings. The
BrattlebOro Trust Co. is always glad TO
render assistance and advice in such
matters. The woman who has only
vague ideas on the subject of invest
ments should always consult reliable
people or concerns.
Busters can easily be made by soak
ing squares of old flannel in parafin oil
over night, and wringing them out
tightly. They should be washed in luke
warm water. They will then gather up
all dust and leave a nice polish on furni-
ture and floors.
We who dwell within the New Eng
land pie belt do enjoy the fresh apple,
squash, pumpkin and mince pies that the
fall season brings, but every pie needs
its accompanying piece of cheese.
There's none more tasty for this purpose
than Mount Holly cheese from the Steb-
bins grocery.
When the stockings are new, run a
few threads back and forth in the heel
and toe; and darn promptly all small
holes as soon as they appear in either
stockings or knit underwear. A stitch
in time saves the garment. A bit of
soap rubbed across the end of a run will
stop it until YOU can mend it.
Everybody who uses a percolator
knows it makes the best coffee Did you
ever stop to think that the cost of run
ming an electric percolatOr is only
very small fraction of the cost of the
cream you buy to put in your coffee
just take a look at che window of the
Twin State Co, and read the story of
electricity told there.
A stick with a notch in the end will
be found great help in taking pictures
from the walls. The picture wire slips
right into the notch and saves the neces-
slty OF persons climbing up and down.
Each time 1 call at Vaughan & Bur
nett's | stop to admire the handsome
/ lamps there. Their new stock is now in
and there are some very artistic designs
IN table, desk, bridge, and boudor
much to the honey atmosphere of
1 room.
Combination Fruit Ice: Three
/ lemons, three oranges. three bananas
/ one-half can peaches, three cups sugar.
| three cups water. Put peaches and
1 bananas through sieve, squeeze oranges
and lemons, and strain, add sugar and
water, and when dissolved freeze
punt OF cream may be added but it is
delicious without
If she's housekeeper and you are
about to be confronted by the annual
question of what to give her at Christ
mas, solve it by getting one of those
! aluminium rolling pins at the Brattle-
bOrO China store She'll be deIi@btad
because, as one man said who saw them.
They're the slickest rolling nins | ever
saw"
Prune Jelly is good with whipped