The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-06

FEMININE Tories

for packing the food and for cooking and |
serving it are shown in their window tins
week. 1t is particularly seasonable ana
interesting display.
Automobile grease, tar, oil, and ordi-
nary grease spots can be removed by soak
ing in gasoline, and then washing with
soap in the usual way.
Bread is an important part of the
family diet. 1t is rich in health-building
qualities But there is a great difference |
in bread. You want good bread. think /
you'll like the big brown, crusty loaves |
with the Fairbanks label on the wrapper
4 small soft paint brush is an excellent
thing with which to clean the electric |
toaster.
Those who have sweet tooth calling |
for refreshment can satisfy it at small ex
pense with a pound or two of those Same |
set wrapped kisses at the BrattlebOro |
Drug store. \ pound with an assortment
of six favors can be bought there for the
small sum of 10 cents.
A tough fowl may be made as tender
as chicken by steaming for three hours
before roasting or frying.
How is your appetite? 1t can be pleas
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room of quality and service. Their spe-
cial Sunday night menus attract many
and their Saturday candy sales are worth
waiting for.
July is the month to be sowing the
seeds for the perennials you will want in
Your borders and gardens next year.
This method of getting them costs prac-
tically nothing where the plants or seed
lings someone else has raised cost dollars.
Saturday will be the 33d anniversary
of the Robbins & Cowles Hardware Co.
The public viii be included in its observa-
ton by the offering of one of the best
Winchester specials they have had and
q 10 per cent discount on all cash sales.
Watch for their anniversary window.
4 good luncheon salad which is almost
a meal in itself is a thick slice of Neuf-
cbatel cheese, surrounded by dates
stuffed with nuts. spoonful of mayon-
naise is placed on the cheese, and gar
nished with a canded cherry.
What good is a good book if you have
to strain your eyes to read it? And it
may be so easy to have good eyesight by
getting the right glasses. Jordan & Son
viii be glad to assist YOU in making
a source of profit and pleasure to you if
you viii give them the opportunity.
To keep the silver tops of salt shakes
bright, drop in strong ammonia water and
let stand few minutes, then polish with
a brush and some good silver polish.
If you are too busy daytimes to attend
to shamp0Oing, hair waving. etc. remem-
Der that an appointment can be made
with Mrs. Sanders for either Monday or
Thursday evenings. Her telephone is
S09-1.
Bran cookies are an excellent and
agreeable laxative. Use one cup bran,
one cup -four. one-half cup graham flour,
two tablespoons fat, enc egg, one cup
sugar, one-Quarter cup molasSeS, one-hait
cup milk, two teaspoons baking powder.
one-half teaspoon salt. Beat together
butter, sugar, egg and milk, then add the
dry ingredients and drop the batter with
spoon in well CREASED pan. Bake 20 min
utes in hot oven.
What q beautiful display of glassware
suitable for the serving of summer re-
| freshments Vaughan & Burnett have had
| in their window this week Especially
| lovely is the glass with the gold bands.
| The assortment includes practically
everything for the serving of cold desserts
! and beverages.
To save expense when using gasoline
or oil stove, cover the top of the stove
! with a piece of sheet iron and turn on
| only one burner. The heat viii be diff
| fused sufficiently to cook the whole din
ner as the receptacle requiring the most
heat may be placed directly over the fire.
Has your property outgrown its fire
protection Part of the service of the
Daniels insurance agency is to help you
| appraiSe and re-yalue and keep you ade-
qaateiy projected. REIMBURSEMENT may
save you money and Daniels can explain
why.
\ slightly different" rhubarb pie is
made as follows: Beat one egg and add
to it one cup of graduated sugar, one
Iecup of rhubarb diced. two soda crackers
rolled fine, a pinch of salt, One-half cup
Of chopped seeded raiSins. one-half tea
spoon nutmeg and two heaping teaspoons
butter cut into small pieces Line a pie
tin with good pastry, pour in the mixture,
and cover the top with strips of pastry
lattice fashion. Bake in moderate oven.
Red raspberries are now in the market
and the Cory & Davis grocery are album
dainty supplied with delicious looking
ones this week. They have at present
too, plenty of cherries for cooking and
canning purposes.
Ginger Cream: One tablespoon of
graduated gelatine, II cup of cold water.
/ cup of milk, yolks of ? eggs, Il cup of
sugar, few grains of salt, tablespoons
Of ginger sirup, Il cup of Canton ginger
cut in pieces. whip from 2I5 cups Of
cream Soak gelatine in water and add
to custard made of milk. eggs. sugar and
salt. Strain, chill in pan of iced water.
add ginger sirup and ginger and when
it begins to thicken fold in whip from
cream. Mold and put on ice.
'She walks among the meadow grass
and eats the meadow flowers sang Rob