The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-31

Those who are using milk distributed
by the Milk Plant are getting returns
on thousands of dollars invested in the
pasteurizing machinery, refrigerating
system, bottling machines, filters, steril-
izers, etc, by having at no extra cost a
safe and pure milk supply.
To remove axle grease put on a small
quantity of fresh lard: rub with the
hands until the spot disappears, then
wash in the usual way.
Why not make Sunday a real day of
rest and take your Sunday dinner at
the English Tea House on Linden
street? A pleasant place, pleasant peo-
pie, and good food at a moderate cost.
Gingerbread is improved by adding
stoned prunes cut in pieces, They may
be used in white bread instead of raisins
According to the Insurance Press, life
insurance is growing eight times faster
than the population of the United
States. Why? Because the public is
rapidly getting educated to the value of
reliable life insurance. If you are still
doubtful let Daniels. the insurance man
explain why this is so.
For a change from plain cabbage
salad, stuff green peppers with cream
cheese and, slice. On each slice put a
spoonful Of cabage salad. The eombina-
tion is good.
The cunningest of baby shoes are be
ing shown at Wagner's. Dear little moe
casins of white kid with trimmings of
pink or blue. soft-soled shoes in tan,
black or white and in combinations
make the most adorable of baby foot
wear. A pair chosen from this stock
would make the daintiest of baby gifts.
Whole Wheat Breakfast Mufiins:-
Use four cups whole wheat flour, two
tablespoons sugar. one tablespoon lard,
one yeast cake dissolved, three cups
scalded milk, one cup warm water.
Make in afternoon. put in Refrigeration
after they have risen and bake in the
morning.
Have YOU purchased your weekend
sweets vet? Bear in mind the Saturday
candy sale at Hall & Farwelfs. They
always have very satisfying assort-
ment at low prices on that day.
Blotting paper on medicine cabinet
shelves reduces the noise of handling
bottles and absorbs spilled medicine. 1t
can easily be replaced when soiled.
Raisin bread makes an agreeable
change from the plain variety, and Fair
banks distributes Taisin loaVes fresh
from the oven every Thursday. Nearly
everyone likes it and it helps to keep
the weekly mems from getting monoto-
nous.
Plum Conserve Use two and one
half pounds Of pitted plums. two and
one-half pounds sugar. one-half pound
raisins, one-half pound walnut meats.
/ one orange GRATED rind. juice and pulp
one teaspoon mixed spice cinnamon
oil, I'll
then put in jelly glasses. Makes ten
glasses.
Be prepared with fresh photograph
! films for Labor day- There will be
many interesting things for snap shots
The China store has the films. the cam
eras, too. and will do your developing
| and printing efficiently and at moderate
prices.
An attractive salad is made by scoop
ing out the centers of ripe tomatoes
and inserting asparagus tips so they
stand upright. Arrange rings of green
peppers around them and serve with
your favorite dressing.
The children viii soon need school
supplies and the window of Simons ShOp
Unique shows that they have had school
DAYS i'm mind for some time. 1t indi-
Gates that nothing in the way of pens.
/ pencils, note books, pads, ink, etc, has
been overlooked
Silver in daily use may be kept very
bright if allowed to soak in strong borax
water for four or five hours occasionally.
The water should be boiling when it is
poured over the plate.
The Wednesday morning special at
| the f. w. Kcuch store was the sale of
6S-inch pure linen table damask for
| $3.50 a ward. This sale has been CON
| tinued through the remainder of the