The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-09-29

The person having a wedding gift to
select can find many things at Vaughan u
Rurnett's which will meet their require
mpnts. A piece of Sheffield plate is al
ways in good taste and is pleasing to the |
most fastidiOus On their shelves are
many handsome articles in this ware.
Dutch eggs are delicious for luncheon
Six hard boiled eggs, half cup grated
cheese, one cup white sauce, one sweet
red pepper cut into strips. Cut the eggs
into quarters and place about One-fourth
of the amount in a buttered baking dish.
Cover this layer with sauce, and sprinkle
over it a layer of the cheese; then a few
pieces of the pepper. Repeat until the
dish is full Sprinkle bread crumbs on
top, dot with butter, and brown in hot
oven.
Cold weather will soon be with us and
we shall be more or less shut in. Perhaps
you are planning to brighten up the liv=
ing room with. a new rug. If so the, +. w.
Keuch store has some very handsome
Administers measuring X II for only $50.
Soft Molasses Cookies: One cup of
molasses. half cup brown sugar, half cup
lard. half cup of buttermilk or sour milk,
teaspoon of soda. Mix stiff and let stand
over night. Add one teaspoon of CHINA
mon or ginger if liked. Don't roll thin.
Keep in covered jar.
Possibly the person who has stopped
work could have gone on with it had he
put on glasses when they were needed.
| If you should go to Jordan, the Optician.
and get fitted to the proper glasses, it
might mean more work, better work, and
| better health.
n 90, CF
bread crumbs and spices and take six
pork chops (any kind will do, peel and
core six medium size apples. Place the
chops in baking pan with a little com
pound and put stufing on top of chops and
apple on top of the stufhng and bake in
moderate oven. One chop cooked in this
way is sufficient for one person.
Many people in the past year have
| learned the value of a saving account and
| those who did not save while the saving
was good now wish they had acquired this
thrifty habit for the smallest sums laid
away grow surprisingly. The Brattleboro
! Trust Co. would welcome your account in
their savings department.
| If milk is used instead of water when
mixing mustard for the table it Will look
fresh for several days.
Durham Brothers Co. are offering ex-
ceptional values in fal land winter foot
wear all this week and it is an excellent
opportunity to select your needs at a great
saving. For instance one of their win
dOWS is filled with goOd-looking shoes
priced at only S3.9S and $2.9S the pair.
1t is not necessary to make fresh crou-
tons each time one wants them for the
soup. Enough for several meals can be
m de M tbp m tinp and thpy will kppn
fresh if stored in a tight tin cracker box.
Do not put on the butter until wanted, and
then reheat them.
Whether one desires a refreshing sham
| poo, facial massage, an invigOrating scalp
! treatment, manicure or a marcel wave,
she needs only to make an appointment
with Mrs. Field at is Crosby block. Tel
| ephOne S09-W.
| Bars of soap should be stacked up as
| children build houses of wooden bricks, so
that air may get freely to as much of the
surface as possible
The Sparks steam laundry invites you
to come and see for yourself what a mod
ern laundry is like-how clothes are
washed, rinsed, dried, starched and ironed !;
| how every precautiOn is taken to give
thorough cleanliness.
October Salad: Soften two tablespoons
| of graduated gelatine in Il cup of cold
water. Mix together one pint of sweet
cider, the juice of one lemon, y cup of
boiling water, II cup of sugar and one
cup of white grapes which have been
halved and seeded: Turn into individual
molds to become firm. Serve on lettuce
with a cooked salad dressing.