The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-16

lowered CONSIDERABLY. NIO III OH your
next shopping trip.
Yum Yum Cake: Two cups sugar, .
cups water, 2 tablespoons shortening, l
cup raisins Boil together FIVE minutes
and let cool. Add 1 heaping teaspoon
spoons cinnamon, q teaspoon salt. Add
chopped nuts if desired. Bake in mod
crate oven / hour. The batter will be
thin, but is supposed to be that way.
What is often the result after |
woman has done the family washing |
She is usually thoroughly tired out, has |
an aching back and feet, her hands are |
parboiled and her temper quite likely to
be bit "edgey." Sending even part
laundry will relieve the pressure of blue
Monday.
Carameled Bananas: Peel ripe ba-
nanas, cut into halves lengthwise, put 3
level tablespoons of nut butter into
lasses. Heat slowly, lay in bananas.
| Cook carefully until brown on one side,
| turn and brown the other side. Serve
warm with cream.
Have you been to see the personal
greeting cards at Robinson's. the print
| er's, yet? Why delay when this part of
| your Christmas shopping and ordering
| could be done now just as we'll He has
| handsome engraved cards from FIVE cents
/ each up.
A wire letter basket firmly wi red to
the top of a radiator makes a service
able plate-warmer. The plates may be
| put in the warmer after breakfast, COW
| cred and left until noon. This is n much
| safer way to heat fine china than in the
| oven.
Never mind what the other fellow
| says about the cost of your fire insur-
ance. He won't give you the money TO
| rebuild when your house burns TO the
| ground, but Sanford Daniels will. if you
have been insured in one of his strong
| companies and have fulfilled your part of
| the contract.
Wonders: Soak slice of stale bread
| in cold water, squeeze dry with the
hands. mix with 1 cup cold cooked lean
meat, chopped fine; add a slightly beaten
egg. salt and pepper to taste. and L tea
spoon melted butteG Shape into fiat
cakes and fry brown on both sides in hot
dripping.
Who doesn't rebel against blistering
mustard plaster? There's no need of
using this heroic remedy if Begys Mus
tarine is on hand. The Brattleboro
| Drug Co. sells quantities of this remedy.
1t is safe and simple to use, quick in its
action and a very valuable home remedy
for all pain and congestion.
This nut bread does not crumbIe and
keeps moist as long as there is any left !:
Two cups of entire wheat -four, one cup
of bread flour, one and one-half teaspoons
of salt, one-half teaspoon of soda, two
teaspoons of baking powder, one-quarter
OF cup of brown sugar, one-half a cup
Of molasses., one and one-half cups of
milk n N thin
slices Mix dry and wet ingredients
separately. then combine. Bake until
! thoroughly done in moderate oven.
| In the way of linens. the F. w. Keuch
store is quite prepared to help you
spread the Thanksgiving table. Their
regular stock has been augmented by
several new pieces of damask and nap
kins in handsome patterns. One very
good value is a half-beached damask
which sells for S1.79 a yard. In the
mercerized goods one can choose from 50
cents to $3.50, and in the finer all-linen
damasks there is a wide choice.
A correspondent says that iodine
stains are quickly removed by pouring
boiling water through the stains.
Remember that the Milk Plant is
fitted with the latest machinery and
uses the most modern methods to insure
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distribute. 1t comes TO you as it should,
pure and clean and rich in butterfat
Steel wool will remove old paint
from the window without injuring the
glass.
There's a big. fresh box of dates in at
the Stebbins grOcery-the same fine,
plump kind they have had beforehand if
YOU haven't had any of those wonderful
cranberries there. do get some. They are
rs big and meaty as cherries.
If you wish to wear very sheer sill,
stockings in freezing weather, wear .
pair of lightweight flesh cOlored hose
under them.
Il don't bake biscuits any more" SAID
one woman recently. Fairbanks makes
them better than / can, so / save my
time and myself and plan to get then
on the days they are distributed Hav,
You tried them?
Vaseline rubbed on the scuffed place,
of shoes before they are polished viii
render the scratches invisible and alSC
prevent the surface from becoming fur
Their scratched.
One always sees out-of-town shopper
| at Hall & Sarwelrs. They have Learned
of its convenient location and the gooC
service to be had at any hour of the da!
either a hearty meal or light lunch
Black-and-white blocked linoleum fol
the floor, unbleached muslin curtains
edged with figured blue chintz, and al
woodwork a soft gray, is the way on
architect has the kitchen in one of hi
smaller homes attractiyely finished.