The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-27

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PRUNE AND PEANUT SANDWICHES
| Slice bread and cut out with fancy
| cutter. Rub one-half pound stewed pruneS
| through a sieve, add pinch of salt, cuptu
| of chOpped nut meats and juice of lemon
Mix and spread on bread and place two
| slices together.
Mems medium and heavy weight under
wear for fall and winter must be conSld-
cred now and it is good time to select
| while stocks are new and complete. There
! is none better than Carriers sold at Il. j.
| Fenton's 1t looks well, fits well and
wears well.
A little vinegar added to the water in
which eggs are poached will help to keep
their shape.
Before selecting your fall hat look
about a bit See what Miss Mack has TO
offer at the Royal Millinery shop. She
can advise how to remodel the last year $
/ hat and show you becoming things in the
new styles and colorings.
| Peach whip is delicious for a luncheon
dessert. and is made by adding powdered
sugar and white of egg to peaches and
| whipping together until stiff
! The babies must have some warm
! things for winter-COatS, bOnnets, sweat
I ers, underwear, sleeping suits, etc. The
| infants department at GOodnow, Pearson
! & Hunts is filled with cunning little gar
! no
pers, and if one is looking for a little gift
| there are toys, things for the nursery and
dainty accessories for these little ones.
| Here is a simple remedy for a blistered
heel: Cover the spot with a piece of cab
! bage leaf; it is then possible to put on the
! stocking and shoe and continue to walk.
| Get your photographs of the fair deyel-
| Oped and printed at Woods. You will get
prompt and efficient service and the bene-
| fit of their years of experience. This store
| is headquarters for everything in camera
supplies.
When scissors get blunt. sharpen them
by opening and moving backwards and
forwards on piece of glass.
Among the displays in the Board of
Trade building at the Valley fair is one
showing the various lines carried by the
Blue Lantern Gift Shop. 1t gives one a
fine idea of the novel and unusual things
they have to sell.
1t is said that few drops of oil of
lavender sprinkled through a bookcase
viii sometimes save an entire library
| from mould.
You'll enjoy some fine chocolates to
nibble on at the fair and a box of Rus
sells or Durands from the Thomas Phar-
macy will fill the bill' in the way of
texture, flavor and variety of centers.
Both names stand for chocolates of quail
ity.
Never allow vegetables to remain in the
water after they are cooked. Drain as
soon as they are tender.
1t may be bit early to be talking of
Christmas gifts. but | could not help
thinking when l saw those natty little
rubber house aprons at the Root Drug
store what a nice holiday gift they would
make. Another convenient thing they
have is a rubber shampoo cape
a useful gift for the young mother
might be a bath apron of white flannel
cite which is buttOned over a lining of
rubber sheeting.
| The Princess Pat shoe is a triumph by
| Walk-Over designers. 1t is made to pre-
serve the natural shape of the foot. with
Il straight inside line and has a we'll
poised heel, not too low or too high. Be
| sure and see these stylish shoes at the
| Baldwin Boot Shop.
When the mice of n ME rms over in
the oven, put salt on it and there will
! be no smoke.
The News Store will have many visit
Ors Fair days because of their excellent
line of post cards, souvenirs and novel
ties, and all sorts of toys. games and books
to take home to the children who had to
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