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

To bleach sheets, hang on the line and |
when dry turn the hose on them. Re
peating this process several times on
hot day beaches them nicely, and is a
very simple process.
How about set, of china for fam
ily gift to the bride? | was reminded
of its suitability while in Emersons
this morning where so many handsome
patterns are displayed Many of them
are stock designs which will admit of
duplication for some time to come.
Did anyone ever try mixture of
currants and bananas? Put them in
alternate layers III a glass dish sprink
ling currents with powdered sugar.
1t doesn't take long for good news to
spread. That's why people all over this
section are familiar with Hall & Far
wells luncheon service, and the good
things to be had at their soda fountain,
including Howe's delicious ice-cream.
Rhubarb accepts ali favors, but i'm
parts none. 1t can be used with pine
apple, Strawberries and other fruits,
measure for measure. 1t will increase
the bulk without lessening the flavor.
| For a Wednesday morning special
/ Miss Mack will put on sale new ship
ment of those pretty leghorn sport hats
with landings of different colors. These
| legkorns are much in demand at present
and these will disappear rapidly.
When one has not the facilities for a
| regular shampoo, the hair and scalp may
! be cleaned quite thoroughly by a dry
/ salt rub Loosen the hair, rub the scalp
vigorously with salt, then brush thor
| 0ughly. This is not only cleansing, but
| is tonic as well.
A welcome graduation gift need not
| be a strain on the purse There are
many pretty and useful gifts at Roots
! pharmacy as you will see by their pres
| ent window display. There are articles
| suitable for both sexes and none which
| like so many gifts, deserve the title of
| useless"
When roasting a large piece of beef,
| have it slightly UNDERGONE, and instead
| of relocating the roast the next day, cut
out the rare center, brush with olive oil
and broil.
There's nothing better for insuring
| clean cold water than one of those Twen-
| tieth Century water coolers at Robbins
| < Cowles. They are convenient and
sanitary. The ice is at no time in CON
tact with the water and the outfit needs
attention only once a day.
One housekeeper asserts that this dish
| is much relished by her hungry family.
| She cooks green beans with bacon, sea-
sons them well. and when they are ten
| der adds dumplings.
| In choosing something for the bride it
is we'll not to forget gifts of silver. There
| are 50 many everyday silver necessities
| that there is hardly person who would
| not find such gifts acceptable. The
| handsome patterns of sterling fiat ware
| displayed at Thompson's will make your
| choice easy.
| When Dreaming butter for cake try
| putting il through the potato ricer Much
time and labor may be saved if in a
| hurry.
| There is nothing more serviceable for
| a tub gown than gingham. 1t adapts IL
| self to the Smartest of designs launderS
| well and can be found in exquisite color
] ings There is an inviting display OF
! Bingham dresses at GoodnOw, Pearson <
| Hunts. 1t includes a great variety OF
| STYLES, the most wanted patterns ard
! c6lors and the prices are much more
! moderate for your purse than last year
To make n good fruit punch, take six
| ora ngCS. SIX lemons. one can tiltIEleSf
one can grated pineapple. Mash and
strain all through cloth then add water
! and sugar. This will serve 20 or more
| persons.
| Those new Standard electric ranges
| at Horton Walkers seem to be the last
| word in convenience for the cook. Think
| of having a fireleSs cooker built into your
range These have one which il started
| by electricity and there are other new
wrinkles which / had not seen before.
! The thing to do is to go in and see them.
To prevent jelly from boiling over.
| butter the rim of the dish in which it
J is boiled.
This is Bread and Milk week in New
| England and it is suggested that we
| have one meal a day through the week of
! bread and milk. Try it out with milk