The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-14

\ dainty dessert may be made of plain
every day oatmeal: Boil two cups Of
oatmeal in three cups of water and one Of
milk IN double boiler for two hours
closely covered Just before serving add
one cupful stifiy whipped cream. SDriu-
kle thickly with chopped nut meats and
eat with sugar and cream.
Many do not appreciate the advantage
of having a modern, fully equipped milk
plant in BrattleborO. This cooperative
institution has made big stride toward
placing dairy products in the hands of
consumers at the prices within reach of
all. Their pure milk and cream are sold
Mt many stores in town.
After baking a cake stand the tin. di-
rectly you take it from the oven, on a
cloth which has been wrung out of hot
water. Leave n few minutes. and the
cake will come out of the tin without any
trouble.
Can you get along another season with
out a cedar chest in which to lay away
things which make such choice living for
moths No sealing or tying up, no muSs
with powders. etc Just put the clothing
and furs inside, the cedar does the rest
The Emerson store has some very hand
some ones.
y good test for tea is to rub some of the
leaves between the folds of a piece of
clean white cloth. Pure tea will leave no
mark, but. if it is dyed, there will be
very definite stain.
The fine quality of RusSell's chocolates
Is well known, but possibly YOU may not
know that they can be bought in bulk at
the Thomas Pharmacy for only 40 cents
Il pound. There Will be no fancy box,
but the richness and favor will be there
just the same.
Add a little salt to the fat when fry
ing croquettes or doughnutS, and it will
not spatter over the stove.
Just take u look at those pretty scarf
gns displayed in Thompsons window
marked at only 80 cents each. They are
ms which ordinarily sell at from 81 to
l.2J but by buying this entire line of
RUNNERS samples they can be sold at
his ridiculouSly low figure.
Black satin slippers with bright-colored
aeels are new for evening wear.
At Hopkins are candle shades. nut
cups, place cards and greeting cards for
" ashington's birthday. Very bright and
-#y they are with their decorations of the
.nbolic cherry. Every holiday is a good
me to remember your friends with
erecting card.
If your oven hakes too guicLly fur large
cakes, try placing stove Iii. or an a.
jest0S mat under it,, and q dish of water
"n the shelf directly over ID.
There's a coed soap bareain at tine
Root l'harmacy. One can buy box of
- CAKES of Jcrgcus line toilet sGap-big
generous caEes-fnr ouiy 81 Tie ~uaD
is OF the first quality. smooth. with a
creamy lathcr and dalicatei, uarfumed
Three cakes can bc purchased for -
cents, but 1t l. economy 90 bay box and
let it harden
This is a good salad for those who adj
vocate uDcoCkcd food: Put through food
chopper using the cOarSeSt knife. the
green tops from a stalk of celery, four
cabbage leaves, four outside lettuce
leaves, three medium sized onions. one
raw carrot tscraped). Form in Ettie
piles on lettuce leaf and serve with any
desired dressing
Robbins & CGwles have something new
IN char seat which one can put on
alone without tools. II is rightly named
the "Jlf-F-On. for in a momcnt's time
CHAIR with 40 seat can have one neatly
covered with leather. They are only 81
each and surprisingly good looking. See
their south window.
I am told that the regular use of oil
of cinnamon on warts will cause them to
disappear.
Those sateen pettiboclers-you NAV
call them ''knickers" if you wish-arc
finding a ready sale at the J. +. Austin
store, for they are practical and inexpen-
Ssive They have fine line of petticoats.
too
sateen combinations
y spoonful of -four added to the grease
in which eggs are to be fried will prevent