The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-18

egg.
White hats of all kinds, both for sports
and dress wear, are now coming IN at
Mrs Smiths Hat Shop and it Is not
bit too early to be choosing one. She has
them ready to wear, or will trim them to
order.
Finely chopped parsley adds a pleasing
flavor to peas, either creamed or heated
in their own juice.
Those who have sport shoes with the
combination of light and dark feathers
should remember about that shoe cleaner
and polish at Durham Brothers, which
will work equally well on either leather.
Heretofore two different poHshes have
been necessary. with the result that the
light leather was stained and the darker
smeared with the clean er for the light
colored leather No more troubles of this
kind.
There is much less danger of breaking
fine glass and china if it is washed IN u
wooden bowl or tub
At the Thomas Pharmacy is such a
prettv and useful novelty for gift or
for your own use. 1t is an Oblong vanity
box of gold lacquer with a mirror IN the
top The box contains both the c Dmpact
puffs. The price is burt 20 cents.
Chocolate Macaroon Charlotte: Have
ready five tablespOonfuls OF thick sweet
ened chocolate syrup and add half a pint
of chilled double cream, whipped solid,
the stiffy whipped white of one egg, half
4 cupfuI of pulyerized macaSOon crumbs
and half a teaspoOnful of-van ula extract.
Fill into parfait glasses, lined with half
lady fingers.
The Brattleboro Trust Co. is always
ready and willing to be of service to its
depositOrs and clients and affords them
every banking privilege consistent with
safety The checking accounts of women
are solicited and all assistance possible
viii be given.
Try Graham Mullins with Raisins ::
One cup each of graham and white flour,
one tablespoon sugar, four teaspoons bak-
ing powder, one teaspoon salt, one-half
cup raisins, one cup milk, two table
spoons melted fat, one egg. Sift all dry
ingredients together, except the graham
-four Add raisins and graham -four,
stir in milk, well beaten egg and melted
fat. Pour into creased muffin pans and
bake 80 minutes.
How about covering that shabby floor
which is such problem with congol cum
1t looks well, wears well, and its price is
Signers are certainly artists, too. You
can buy this floor covering by the yard
or piece at the f. w Keuch store.
Many times a damp ring Will form
under a pottery bowl and leave a mark
wherever it is set, for many of them are
made of porous clay. If the bowl Is
placed in a warm oven and melted par
atm poured in, quickly tipping it in a
rolling manner until the bottom becomes
coated, this trouble can be easily dis
pensed with.
Although Monday is usually considered
wash day, it has no terrOrS for those who
send their clothes to the Sparks steam
laundry. Even Sunday seems much
pleasanter and more restful when the
bugbear of the washing is not ahead for
the housewife to think of.
For one who is ''all run DOWN no veg
etable can be more highly recommended
than spinach. Not only does it stand at
the head in respect to percentage of iron,
but it is an excellent laxative.
The new croquet sets are in at CIapp
& Jones. They tell me, too, that the
prices on them are considerably lower
than they were last year.
To make rhubarb conserve, put two
pounds of rhubarb in preserving kettle
ana add two pounds OF sugar, one pack
age of seeded raisins, one cup of pre-
served ginger, cut in tiny bits. Place
where the sugar will melt slowly, then
cook until clear and thick.
"Swat the fly" is what we hear from
all sides. There will be none to swat in
side your home If your screens are in
order and in place. Robbins * COwles
have screen doors ready for use and the
wire screening in black, copper and rust
less, or pearl, as some call it.
Orange Jelly: One-half box gelatine
soaked in one-half cup water, one cup
sugar, two cups boiling water Cook to a
syrup, then add one cup orange juice and
Juice of one lemon and the gelatine.
Strain into wet molds.
An old and rickety refrigerator is an
expensive thing because it wastes ice. 1t
will be economy to purchase right now
If you need one, an Eddy ice chest or re-
frigerator a. Emerson's. Take the time
to look at the many styles and sizes they
have.
Broiled Green Peppers: Cut young
green peppers into quarters, remove the
seeds and partitions, place on a creased
broiler, cook over a clear fire until the
edges curl, sprinkle with dash of salt
dot with bits of butter and serve on
cooked beef.
After you have finished shopping in the
afternoon wouldn't you enjoy sitting
down Tor serving Of ice-eream, delicious