The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-11

potato cubes. Over potatoes put two
cups raw parsnip cubes then another
layer of potatoes. Sprinkle with salt
and pepper. Add two cups boiling
water, and simmer until vegetables are
DONE Add one quart milk, four table,
spoons butter, three-fourths cup fine
cracker crumbs.
What a handsome dining room set is
being shown in the west window of the
Emerson store this week The beauti-
fully finished walnut. the dgnified lines
and the convenient features of the side
board and serving table make it ideal for
an American home.
To save time cook enough oatmeal for
two or three mornings while Won are
cooking dinner and put in glass lar and
keep in the refrigerator. In the morn
ing take out amount needed, mix with
milk and reheat.
At the J. F. Austin store the wants of
the small boy have not been overlooked
and there is n very pretty line of wash
suits for mothers of such youngsters to
see. 1t arrives just in time for the
milder weather which is at hand and in
cludes great variety of styles and color
ings.
To clean fly specks from vanished
WOOL, wipe WIN Il SOU cloth
from skinned milk and water in equal
parts.
The sooner one orders Easter plants
and flowers at the Hopkins store the bet
ter the assortment to choose from. While
there will doubtless be enough to supply
the demand, the best are generally chosen
first. This is merely word to the wise.
To avoid waste in measuring any
thing that is likely to stick, like mo-
lasses, first heat the cup by dipping it
in hot water. Or it may be dipped in
cornstarch, or creased lightly.
/ see the News Store has a line of
those Putnam fadeless dyes for home use.
also the Putnam straw hat dyes and the
tlnts for using with cold water. Ask
them for one of the Putnam booklets
which will tell you the easy way to color
and tint all sorts of things at home
\ delicious dessert may be made of cut
marshmallows and grated pineapple
stirred well together until the marshmal-
lows are light and fluffy. Serve with
whipped cream.
There are some bargains for the base
ball enthusiasts at Robbins & COwIes
who are closing out their stock of base
ball gloves and mittS. Some of them are
shown in their south window and you
will see they are high grade goods.
4 domestic column writer saws that
raw coffee beans placed in white of egg
for several hours, then removed and the
beaten white used in icing or candy, will
produce a delicate and harmless green
color.
At Easter. as at any time. the gift of
jewelry is always acceptable. The win
dow display of the Thompson store this
week Will show in part the pretty novel
ties as well as the more staple things in
fine jewelry which this up-to-date store
always carries.
\ strip of muslin an inch wide sewed
on the legs of the children'S union suits, |
TO slip under the feet. like the straps on
leggings, will enable them to put on their |
own stockings and save your time on busy |
mornings.
There may be vacuum sweepers Just as |
good. but probably none better than the !
Torrington. The price of Il Torrington /
sweeper at Horton d. Walkers is SI3. 4 |
free trial is yours for the asking and /
easy payments arranged for if you buy. |
Think this over if you are trying to clean |
house without sweeper of any kind.
Sew brass rings on two corners of the
bath mat. 1t can then be hung up to /
dry on hooks attached to the back of the
door.
The person in search of something out
of the ordinary in an Easter gift should
visit the Blue Lantern Gift Shop where
there are many unusual things attrac-
lively priced. Take the time for a cup of
tea there and inspect the pretty things.
To make tasty sandwich much liked
by men. cream butter until of spreading
consistency, mix with finely chopped
onion and Il little horseradish and spread
on thin slices of brown bread.
The window display of choice toilet
requisites at the Root Pharmacy this
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