The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-26

Baked peaches are delicious, Halvs
them and remove the stone. Fill cavity
with sugar, putting I'm two or three
cloves. Fasten together with toothpicks
and bake 20 minutes in moderate oven.
Serve with cream.
The hunting season is here and for
equipment-the guns, shells and all
other, hunting paraphernalla', the hunt
goods store. Just glance at their
window viii tell the story better than
| can.
The tough end of steak may be put
through the food chopper, formed into /
the shape of a chop, and broiled with /
the tender part of the steak.
For the little boy from three to eight !
years there are such a lot of pretty suits
at GOodnow. Pearson x Hunts. Both |
MILDLY and Balkan styles are shown and
tweeds. The little chap must have his
fall suit as well as dad and he'll be fit
ted right in this department.
To prevent the cork of a thermos bot
| tie from becoming musty, dip the cork
| in hot paraffn until all the pores are
closed.
They are ready at Mrs. Smiths Hat
Shop for any kind of millinery trade
making to order fixing up the last
years hat or fitting you. to some smart
ready-to-wear creation either for dress,
| sports or business.
According to one authority Orange
Pekoe is not necessarily the best grade
of tea, for the coursest leaf is likely to
be finer. when picked in Il garden of
high elevation, than the Orange Pekoe
leaf picked at n lower elevation. In
deed. no Judgment of the flavor can be
founded on the appearance, size or make
Of the leaf. As an illustration, Sou
chong," which is the cOarsest leaf, grown
at an elevation of 5000 feet. is better
than the Orange PekOe. or smallest leaf,
grown at sea level. The higher the al
titude of the garden the better the quail
ity of the tea.
shampoo and a wave will make the
new fall hat all the more becoming.
Make your appointments with Miss Crit
fin.
One housewife takes down the meas
urementS of sweaters before she washes
them and dries them on turkish towel :;
then she pins them in shape to conform
to the original measurements.
The fireplace will have its innings
into service more than ever. Remember
that Robbins & COwles have all the fit
tings-the andirons, fire sets, screens,
wood baskets, etc.
If you wish to get more cream from
the milk. heat it until Iukewarm and
then suddenly chill it. More cream
rises to the surface in this way.
There are a lot of pretty ferns at
D Il L. -s-I.A
your winter greenery. One will see
several kinds beside the favorite Boston
variety. Take your jardiniere or con-
tainer in and have it filled.
When cutting butter in squares for
the table. wrap some thin paper around
the knife blade. There viii then be no
broken or ragged edges.
This week the Thompson store is
featuring, in their window a very at
tractlve display of iewelry. The assert
ment includes new enamel sets. sweater
2 cuff pins, earrings and the new bead
bracelets The present day fashions de-
[ mand both earrings and bracelets.
An attractive. palatable and nourish-
ing salad is made of first a lettuce leaf
2 then a round slice of orange, then three
dates stoned and filed with. cream
cheese, with a generous spoonful of
|
The new fall line of gloves are in at
| j. F. Austin's. One can find there all
kinds from the finest of French kid to
the heavy street styles. OF course there
are new touches in the stitchings and
other attractive features.
If boiled frosting has been cooked too
| much it NAV be rendered smooth by
adding a piece of butter the size of a
walnut, before heating it; this also i'm
| proves the flavor of the frosting.
Every household needs a hot water
bottle. especially as the weather grows
! cooler and at any time they are invalu-
able in times of sickness. One can get
at Roots good bottle for as low a
price as 81 and they range from that up.
A delicious apple whip may be made
by whipping the whites of two eggs to
Il stiff froth and adding one cup of sugar
and a cup of grated apple.
You will see the same people day
after dav in Hall & FarwelPs restau-
rant. There is only one. conclusion
they like the food and the service 1t
is also a good place to buy candy. and
cigars. E
Sometimes a splinter gets so far I'M
der the nail that it seems impossible to
draw it out. IF a cold water bandage
is put around the top of the finger and
| kept wet and cold it will loosen the
splinter in time, and prevent fostering.
The DonneH & Davis millinery store
has been able to get some of those much
Courage! ThegN