The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-14

try applications OF magneSla by moist /
ening the tooth brush with warm water
and dipping in the magnesia.
The Brattleboro Milk Plant would be
pleased if you would let them supply
you with the cream for your cereal,
cream for your coffee and for your des-
serts. 1t is always all that cream
should be. heavy and rich. fresh, pure and
delicious.
When sending choice flowers a long
distance, cut Sits in potatoes and insert.
toes securely in the box, and the flowers
will keep fresh for long time.
The Stebbins grocery has some fine
maple syrup on hand, also some high
grade cake sugar. The culinary depart
ment of a Vermont home is hardly COM
plete without maple sugar or syrup. The
waffle and griddlecaie season is at its
height too.
-four. four teaspoons of baking powder,
one teaspoon of salt, one-half cup of
melted butter, one egg and milk TO make
Il dough that can be handled. Mold thor
oughly, place in pan and let rise five
hours in cool place, and then make
! them into rolls with the hands. Bake in
very hot oven.
Just in time for Christmas comes an
other invoice at the Brdttleboro China
! store of Pyrex teapots. The disappear
/ ance of the first consignment proved con
/ clusiyely that pyrex teapots are just
/ what the tea drinkers have been waiting
! for. There are three styles and three
! sizes in each.
Save the waxeds paper which comes
/ around many of the cartons from the
| grocery. You can line your cake tins
! with it. or cover the top Of the cake to
keep it from burnings> or use il for cover
| ing food in the refrigerator.
, If YOU are looking fer a gift for some
/ baby do look at the darling little baby
shoes at Wagner's. \ whole case of tiny
footwear makes fascinating display OF
/ little boOtecs, warm and fuzzy carriage
boots. bunny rabbit shoes, soft -soled
shoes, in white. black and brown, etc.
/ Then look at the fine line of silk and
/ wool hosiery for them which they have
Plants do not fare any better than we
| do III a cloSed-up house In which the air
! is stuffy and sitting. They cannot yawn,
/ as we do, to show that the air Is bad
| so they bear il as well as they can, drOop-
| ing and looking half-alive. Anyone who
needs an argument for fresh air in the
winter should try to raise plants in Il
! lifeleSs atmosphere
! Those pretty tea tiles or table protect
] ors of Dutch silver at Vaughan & Bur
J nett's make very acceptable gifts, as arti-
| cles in Dutch silver are much in demand
| at present. This particular size | have
/ mentioned is priced at only 90 cents each.
I They show many other handsome things
| in this ware also.
i If your velour suit, or coat has be-
! come wrinkled or crushed, hang on coat
AN.W. hot
! ter. The steam from the hot water will
make the garment quite damp. Hang out
! in the sun and wind until dry and they
will require no pressing.
It is easy for women to pick out at
| Hayes & Dimes something for a smoker
! because they know there so Well what
j most men like in that line. They are
! proud of their line of pipes which range
/ in price all the way from five cents To
! 500. They have handsome leather cigar
| and cigarette cases and all the supplies
| such as fine tobacco cigars, etc.
| Do not let the hardwood floors get
| badly worn before having them polished.
| A LITTLE polish put on the worn places
each week keeps floors always looking
well.
| 1t would be a good investment to use
! that Christmas Savings club money to-
| ward. the first payment on a life inSur-
ance policy. Why it would be such a
good investment can be fully and salts
! factorily explained by Daniels. the Provi-
dent Life man.
| The inconvenience and annoyance
caused by paint dropping when painting
/ overhead can be prevented by splitting a
child's rubber ball in two. cutting a small
hole in one half and slipping over the
| handle of the brush. thus forming a cup
| to catch the paint
\ piece of furniture makes one of the
| most practical gifts / can think of. AS /
strolled about the big Emerson store
| yesterday. | saw 50 many things Tables
of all sizes, easy chairs. sewing chairs.
desks. magazine racks. cedar chests. tea
wagons. etc, furniture of the sort that
| lasts more than one lifetime.
Try putting carrot or two in with
the dry lima beans YOU are cooking. II
| improves the flavor greatly, and adds
to the food value of the dish as well.
This winter many are availing them
! selves of the wet wash service ut the
! Sparks laundry. These people prefer "a
do the ironing, but having the washing
done there does away with all steamy
windows. frozen clothes and frost-nipped
fingers.
An occasional tablespoon of Saltpeter
thrown on the fire viii help to keep the
chimney free from SCOT.
What is more cheering on cold day
or evening than a cup of hot coffee
! especially when it's the kind that Hall
& Farwell serve with heavy cream
You'll like their hot chocolate with
whipped cream. too. That is both food
and drink
1t makes for economy of both time and