The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-29

Photographs of the fat and lean mems
baseball game last Wednesday may be
had for - cents each at ID. +. Belleville's
store, 129 Main street.
Lamb and Mint Sandwiches: Mince
enough cold lamb to make one cupful.
NIince a half cupful of mint leaves very
fine and add to them grated onion. Mix
the meat and mint, add a tablespoonful
of the mint sauce described above, and
fold in enough mayOnnaise to make
spreading paste. Cut whole-wheat bread
rounds, butter them tightly with soft
butter and spread with paste.
DIR. Elizabeth Bailey still retains her
offices in the Barber building. She can
be found as usual at room 8. Her tele-
phone number is 1027-W.
Baked cabbage and tomato seems some
thing of a novelty: Soak the cabbage in
cold sailed water then boil for one-half
hour. Cut in small pieces and put in
buttered baking dish with alternate
layers of sliced tomato. Dot each layer
with butter and seasoning. Pour over
all one-half cup milk mixed with puttered
crumbs and bake twenty minutes.
It's but a short walk across the bridge
to the Island Park tea room where one
can be served a fine luncheon for but
30 cents. 4 special 35-cent lunch Is
served every dance evening.
Grape Juice Sherbet: One pint grape
Juice, one cup sugar, one quart milk.
Warm grape juice and dissolve the sugar
in it, mix thoroughly with ice cold milk
and freeze at once. The color will be
pale lilac.
I hear of great results from those
facial clay packs given by Mrs. kav an
augh at her Embarrassing rooms in the
American building. They are wonderful
complexion improvers.
Bun thread around a hole in a stock
ing before beginning to darn it.
The balance of Durham Brothers
stock of summer shoes. oxferds and
strap pumps have been put in one group
and marked at the one price-S3.9S a
pair. These are regular S. values, many
of them Queen Quality. One would do
we'll to buy pair for next summer or
for house wear this winter.
The cover of a lard pail is very con
venient to place over the burner of a
gas stove when heating something in Il
small dish or cup.
Trim up for the Legion day celebra-
4
Of suitable crepe paper. streamers and
flags. Show the boys by at least a flag that
you remember and help to make it a gala
day.
Use muffin tins for baking tomatoes,
apples, stuffed peppers, onions, etc. They
will keep their shape much better than
when baked in the ordinary pan.
To serve with tea, coffee, cocoa or
bOuillon, get some of those delicious
Swedish waters at AbbOtt's. A generous
box of them costs but 80 cents and they
will make an agreeable change from the
ordinary crackers or cookies.
To make the best iced coffee, use
quart of strong hot coffee and add one
pint scalded hot milk. sweeten and cool.
in glasses one-third full of cracked ice.
THE most convenient piece of furni-
ture | own said woman of a cedar
chest which she bought at Emerson's two
years ago. In the spring the woolens go
in it safe from moths. In the winter it
is just as useful for packing away sum
mer things
a small piece of gum camphor put in
side the piano will help to keep moths
from the felt.
If you are a believer in safety first"
YOU will see that your most important
not reach them, especially if you are
things behind. The Peoples National