The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-27
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broiler, cook over clear fire until the |
edges curl. sprinkle with a dash OF salt, |
dot with bits of butter and serve.
The porch will be much more attrac-
tive and better furnished with pretty
rug. on the floor, one like those at Emer-
sons perhaps, of grass or fibre. They
are not expensive and wear surprisingly
well.
Use a generous handful of salt in the
water when washing cabbage, spinach
found in the bottom of the pan. Also
the greens viii be more crisp.
One learned man says that every
home should have music in some form.
This should include the summer cottage
and camp, and | know of no easier or
cheaper way TO get good music TO these
places than to take along one of those
SIS Stewart Photographs which H. NJ.
Wood sells. They play any record.
l read yesterday that kerosene would
remove ink stains from goods which
could be thoroughly Numbered after the
application. 1t seems worth trying if
one has an ink accident.
Our summer sports are frequently
tempered with the pain of sunburn.
Fortify yourself with a bottle of Vic
tory Cream from Roots While it is
excellent as cure, many Use it as
the ounce of prevention by applying it
before going out in the broiling sun. A
small bottle is but % cents.
Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam: Cook
together two and one-half pounds of
rhubarb that has been cut IN fine. and
one quart of Strawberries Add 5 cups
of sugar.
There's another fine salad dressing to
be had at Abbott's grocery now 1t is
the Howard dressing and they tell me
many prefer it to any other prepared
dressing. Its texture and flavor is said
to be Just right" Now is the salad
season.
If YOU wish to clean bottle. put in
a handful of rice and shake vigorously.
One does not have to be perfect
&c. to find becoming Bingham dress
at Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts / saw
there yesterday some very good looking
ones in pretty checks, made in long
lines, in sizes 49, so and 81 They
seemed to me to be decidedly good val
ues for only $475. On another rack
are some stylish dresses of ratine. in
colOrs for young women marked $685.
which think is low price for gowns
with touches of hand embroidery and
the smart lines these have.
When making molasses cookies try
mixing the last thing at night, ready
to roll out, and putting in the ice-chest
or cellar till all ready to bake next
take but little -four and are easily rolled
as they viii not stick.
If the smell of cooking pervades the
| house. put few drops of lavender in a
cup of boiling water and carry it
through the rooms. The odor win disap-
pear and a dainty perfume take its
| place.
Hall & Farwell's is a good place to
| stop and rest, to bring a friend for a
| little chat. to incidentally cure that
| hunger and thirst with a luncheon, a
| sandwich, or an ice-cream and some
| thing good to drink from their fountain
! In cleaning and pressing clothes there
are several 'don'ts" to be observed :
| Don't use a light colored cloth in press
| ing dark clothes. an old piece of some
/ dark wooden goods is better. Don't use
| too hot an iron. Don't rub as in iron
| ing. but lay the iron on and move gently
and slowly.
The camping vacationist should be
! equipped with comfortable shoes with
rubber soles Durham Brothers are
| confident that they have the most salts
| factory line of such shoes they have
| can be fitted to tiny rubber-soled sport
! shoes which will make their outdoor
walks safer and easier.
If You have wax finish on the living
| room floor and wish to clean it. put a
few lew. drops Of crude oil on a soft dry
! cloth and give the waXed surface a
light polishing, after having busted
/ well.
The summer wardrobes of the chill
dren can be greatly simplified by includ-
ing some of those khaki play clothes
! from j. +. Austin's. There are over
| alls and coveralls and the girl dressed in
! one OF the smart little MILDLY suits will
be presentable anywhere.
Maple Ice Cream: Seald in a double
| boiler ! pint of fresh milk, and when
| hot add q Gun of maple sirup. Beat :
/ eggs until well mixed. add to this mix
| ture, and cook till thick. When cold add
] pint of cream which has been whipped
Freeze and serve with a piece of con
| served ginger on top.
Not the price of the loaf, but its food
value is the thing to consider for econ.