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Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
9pred)eW nbar 3tnrtr.

Sn 6abrifen in 0enen our6 Die
Woi6inen elm ullgebeurer 2drm
ueruriod)t miro, fam man beobodl.
ten, oob iiG Die 9lrbeiter trob oes
Observation-Disclosures @erGuides inter.
6alten. ga tie ii6 NIT ibren
StimmittcIn nid)t peritGnolid ma
den tonnen, 10 benllBen iie cine
nortloie Sprode, in0em iie MIR Die
Sippen bepegen. 8ern man oitd
iein eigencS @ort in Dem Soacn.
ldrm Oieier SobrifrGume nidt oer-
itcbeu fam, 10 gebt bod Ons mort
lo1e @eplolt0er bin uno her. Die
Norarbeiter un6 @erfmeiiter, Die
ibre AnorOnungen ebenfoas aud
BET NufDenOun9 Scr gr6Bten
Stimmittel nidt borbar MAIDEN
| fonnen, ba0ienen iid ser 2%ippenipra.
DIE ooer aus6rltdsooler Sonobetpe.
gungert, Ser Ieeteren beionoers,
Denn tie 3ablen att9eben moqen
Soldes oSprc6elt obue @orte" lit
ia inter 6en SoubItunrmen peit
bcrbreitet, uno ole @rIernung ser
9ippen- un0 3ei6enipra6e 0crpGbrt
oicIen ltngliidlidcn cine oor5iieli.
DIES MitteI ser 8e~rItdnoigltng. Die
8eidetiprofe lit ober iebr oIten
l~1rIprungs unO lGbt fid bereits Bel
monden Ioturo0lfern nadpeiiert.
90 beioBet oie Snoioner cine
ioIde mortloIe SpraHe felt unbor.
oenflifen 8citen. @eionoers 6ie
GbeDienne. uno @rnooaboc : SSSn.
oioner botten oieie &rnit CUR bod.
item 8oIlfomnenbeit ntsgebtloet
lin6 fonnten longe l1nterreoumgen
miteinonoer fiibren, obne oob ga.
BET elm 2allt bor6ar pitr0e. Die
ein5elnen 0iolcfte Ser SioionerItGm.
me iino 10 beridie6en, ooB sic ar-
gehorigen beridieoener StGmme iid
ooourd nidt berItdnoigen f0nnen;
ite greifcn olio our 3eideniprode,
Die nit Sen Singern elmer Sanb
orsgefiibrt miro 1tnb in Ser bereits
sic &inoer ltnterri9t erbolten. @s
gibt Golfer, Die 6urf @oturonIage
ii5er cine h0dit ousorudsDone @e,
bGrbenipro6e uerfiiger, 3. 9. bic
eStaliener, sic aii6 i'm getpobnliden
Gerfebr febr bel mebr @eIten ge'
brau6en nls mir Noroldnber, 0eren
&6ttoe 5iemli6 itlmm Iino. DAB
oie 2iebe cine Observation-Disclosures
Seidcniprade beIibt, in ser ie6er
iein @cfiihle olsoriiden fam, 1T ia
befonnt. Sn @efdngniiien lit oieIfa9
berboten, 0oB sic auiommen orbei-
tenoan Sniallen fid ulterbolten
6iirfcn; iie umgeben 6iefe peiniaen-
sc &ori6rift aif iebr aeididte
8eiie, inoem fie gum Sell cine
farm n%crnchmbore Tliiiteriprode
eingefiibrt hoben ooer iid Der Sip
penIprode beoienen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15

mogIid, 6oB BEL mondlen 3riegs.
moBnabmcn oltd] ie6r iroiihc Som
furren5wiinide Scr Su0uitrie mitge.
triebcn babeu m6gen; iinO Sic
erritIid iiber5eltet, oaB oieics @otio
bel Der &crni6titng oler 0elttid)en
frieoli6en arbeit ouf Dem 9on5en
@rObou, Dor oIlem aud in itnieren
Solomon. nift nit i'm SpieIe
mar? Sb Die 8%erItorunoet in Sronf-
reid geraOe oIf Dem lebten Hiif5ug
b%eionOers idlimm poreu, .fpeiB i'd
niHt. @ Ell es 10 lit, 10 benefit es
Dor oaen Die furftbore @efa6r Der
aus ben SdnOen Der 6iibrer g%Ieitetl.
Sen @oiie.
Sd bate nod, 10 bel in S6rem
9riefe 81 b%enntiporten Ser 6rage
un0 Der Anflage 9eniigt ia elm
@ort, tpenn Die &erteiOi9ung oeren
bitnoert brolidt. Inter on0erm, oob
8ronfrei6 genau 10 unborbereitet
un0 10 norbereitet mar mie mir
ieIbit: mir battett MIR tpenig iiber bic
S6Iite unierer &efrittcn aus9ebiIoet
unO iinO 6espegen, neil uns oie Ie.
ierben febIen, on Der Marne geifei.
teri uno boben 0onit totId6Iib 6en
golt5en &rieg iGon 1914 oerIoren.
@nOe 1914 nnren mir nit unierer
Wtunition faft boGig at gnoe; uniere
Gettung mar, Dob es Sen 6einoen
nidt onbers ging; 6enn Die Mo9Ii9.
felt zines mooernen &rieges BON ioI.
der 2Gnge batte iid nirgenopo elm
@eneralitGbIer ooer elm NotionaIofo.
nom tr1umen Ioiien.
S. @oII.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Seitcres MikOcritanbnis.

Sn &ouano gibt es cine giien-
babnitation nit Dem idonen Nanlen
Beet. 0ie @iienbabnbeamten 10
BEN @nipeiiung, nidt fur5rpeg 81
rufen, n8eeit, uititoppen!" C@eelt,
ausiteigen!"), %ion6ern: Station
8eeit, uititappcnl" Mcbnli9 lit nit
Ser Station Ipen an Der Strefe
Ipcn-Ol6enburg. 9eim 9alten oes
3uges ertont immer pieoer: nIpen!
Iusitcigenl" lno ltets aufs teuc
fiigen 6ie &eiicnocn an: nIne Iperl
ausItcieen!" 9os erinnert al einen
@organg, Scr iid auf Der Station
Mgermifien 5ugetragcn baben ion.
Nls Der 3llg einldrft, ruff ser
Shaffner mic getp0bnlid: yIleer-
miiicn!" @lcid 6orauf oerlaBt Elm
dIterer Wann ben @agen. siebt
cinen l6tperen &orb beraus nno
iteht nun ncben bieiem erpartungs-
bon auf Dem 9abnitpig. Der 3ug
IGbrt meiter, Ser Wann itebt INNER
nod oa. @noli6 rihtet er an einen
9abnbcoicnltcten Die Srage: Y8at
ion id Senn?" Ger 9ahnbeamte:
~@os Sic ioler, meiB ib ni6t.
@obin pollen sic oenn?" Ser Plus
geIticgcne: sd plia nah Silbes-
beiml" Ser @camte: uSa, lieber
Monn. parum lino Sic oenn bier
ausgciticgcn?" Ser Mnoere: .csa,
ie bcbt mi ood ropet, i'd bcete Il-
germiiicn!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
Grfnl9rFidDr 9ilbfrfadls-
9WdJt.
@rOhe MISUNDERSTANDING nod
aus oieicr Gnelle %eriunrtet.

~ WIN ~ANNAN NAAbNAANAs
0as 3ieben miIOer Silbcrfiidie,
wel6es in ben Iebten paar Sabren
pegen Der foItaren Beige - ole teu.
eriten Seize etpo 5000 Collars Oas
Stitd - Iopiel empfoblen m1lroe, bat
ols Snouitrie icine b6dite @intr1g-
li6feit b%islon9 in ser fIeinen noro.
fonaoiiden Bropin5 Yrince @omor0
Sslano erreid)t unO es bier audi sI
elmer iolden 9eriibnlt6eit gebradt,
oaB ifpDerli6 iobolo cine anoere
Static ibr oornn Sen. iiibrenoen
&ong a6laufen oiirite, trosoem aud
Der Ntit6eperb nidt ali5 unteridGben
lit.
Mon 9Ionbt aud 3icmIi6 oaoe-
meit, Oab Grince @omor0 Sslan0
i1on BON Hotlr aus beionoers giin-
itig fir Oos 8etrciben elmer 0erarti-
gen SrOuitrie Iiege. Der 9onaOier
nenr,t Oieie @ropin5 IGngit nit ouf-
ridtigem Stol5 Doen @orten Der 90.
minion". NiemaIS Itoren S8ean.
Stirme ernItli6 i6re &u6e. Die
2anOl6oft lit in Dem gef6irmten
So6lroltm eingebegt, meIder onrd)
bic Sii0fiiite Oes @olies Don ct.
ouiprence 9e6iIbet miro; uno oas Sap
9reton-8orgebirge uno Neufunolano
ge6en cine CUTE Dedung. 9eIt6rbig
bon elmer o5on-beloOenen Seelnft ge-
ba0et, fennt oas 2ono meoer eytremc
Site, nod ertreme &dIte; feline Som-
me Iino ent3iideno fiibI, unb sic
8inter IinO be6a9Iid uno ltdrfenO
5uqlei6.
Gin giinltioer llmitano lit es aud.
SAB Die meiitens mirflib guten Sad-
fenner Der SiI6erfuhs3udt nod inn
mer in 8rince GOmoro SsIano mir.
fen, Sudsfele bon 6ier nidt MIR
Gil6erfiidIe = nebmen beute auf
Sen WGrften Ser @elt cine 10 feite
STEELE elm, mie &firiid)e Don Sailor
MEN ooer &offee bon 8ralilienl Der
@rfolg 0ieier 6udsfarmerei rief unO
ruft nod imrner, G6nlife llnterneb-
mungen auf Dem fanooiid)en Selt-
lanoe, in Midigan, Moine, ouf meb.
reren Der Ileuten-Snieln 4losfa's
uno nod in mebreren onoeren &C.
genOen berpor.
&eute befinoen iid ouf Sen Gar.
men BON 8rince @omaro Sslano al.
lein nift meniger, ols 5000 lebenoe
-6iidie, meIde oem 3ultanb Der 8ilo.
belt 10 nabe 9elaiien merOen, wie es
iroeno moglid lit, obne Dab ie emit
fommen fonnen.
Sn einem 8ierteIiabrbunoert lit
oieie gauge bodmidtige Snoultrie
~aufgebaut moroer1, uno 5par nur aus
einigen penigen Haoren miloer
6iifie. Gin &orreIponoent, pelder
uerfloiiene @ei1nadt oie obige Hro.
ping 6eiud)te, fanO ouf elmer ein5igen
~&onG" 80 briitenoe Haare, ferner
nod 70, wel6e gum oemnd6ltigert
46i6ladten fir lire SeIle beltimmt
maren.
au6 bat Die SnbuItrie - Die JON
Der fanooii6en un0 au6 BON Der
amerifaniihen &egierun9sbeboroe
init lebr giinitigen aueen anseieben
Mrs, ols cine Observation-Disclosures
erltenGanges es melt genlt9 sebradt,
Dab tie es iid leiIten fam, cine Ell.
gene 3eitidrift 6eraus5ugeben. nam.
li6 oas SLIDER 6or Raao8ine",
meIdes ii9 idon betra6tlider Ser.
6reitung IN &anaoa unb 9merifa er+
ireuen ioa.
Cine Sropbe5eiung, Dab Die Bilo.
fubssuft Die &reiie Der 6eue berun.
ter0riiden wer6e, lit offenbar bon Dec
Grfii0ung nod 10 melt entfernt, ME
lie MIR iemals geneien!
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
guIf in BOT!

Gus Dem @erliner r8ptnu".
&plt in Notl
&ano 3elebtl
9eutider Jtbein
Srember Nolic Srdntel
Gin @ebot,
Nie perleet,
M1brt alleiu
SduB inns ge9en 9fdnfel
8ru0er reid MIR oene 9auo.
liner arnreS HatcrinnO
Siam MIR Damn geluuDeu.
Wenn uergenen 3iuilt uilO 8anf,
@enn besrabcn Strrit nnb Stari,
nno mir ms %9efunoenl
@arum laBt tutig iein:
Mrbclt mad)t mr. frei Den N1cin,
@ibt i'm @eutldlano Diebcrl
&ruber labt ms etni9 lem:
llul ne Mrbcit gilt Dem Nbein,
Wie emit nnl're 2ieberl
Sruber. Wruoer. Dent' ouranl -
&ieberum Elm Sabr bricbt an:
&aS es 6ringt Dem 9teid)e?
SIeDI OCT UtcllupcI VlolBeH nuIr
ODER 8ebt GurppaS &anf
lleber 9eutltblanhs Scid)c?
@ciner tennt bes S9idIals Sang,
@ruber, @ruber, frog nid)t lan9I
&ult in ytotl
Xaub belctt!
&eutifcr 9i5ein
Srenber &oiie Srdnfe!
Gin Gebpi,
SHE perlett,
Md9rt nllein
Sdub ms aegen G1nfel
8ruber lap uns einig ieini
0enti6 auf eipig bleibt Der Nbcinl
Oie @egenmutt bat cine
ecttentigcl an ieocm Yein: Die 0er.
Jon9enbeit, Die unS alles porbdlt,
poS mir getan baben; Die 3ufunft.
bic ms norbdlt, mas lie bon una
aues erfpartet.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15

= SarmIos. &iasI: gu nennit
oen Sdul5en INNER .BreisodS",
fiiblt er or iid Ga nift beleioigt?
Suber: 8 ma! Ger nimmt es me-
gen Der boben Sleiidpreiie als
Sdmeidelei uffl
8erubigeno. Sunger
Hedtsanmalt: Waden sic iid) feline
Gorge, perebrter Serr. Die erfolg-
reife Siibrung Sbres Bro5elies ion
meine 2ebensaufgobe iperoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-15
grHu6IanO l6uIOlg?
.Gffcuer Sriei an cinen ~ueutrnIeu
@~elebrtcn.
.Sou tniberiitGtsprofeiior Or. 5rau5'
Rnn !

9a in YerbiuOuug NIT Der
neueitcu Suudiion Oeutideu @ebiets
Die alteu gldreu bon Der nleinis
gen &riegslfulo unO ben .ariegss
berbreden" Der Seuti6en nic1,r,
gum 3ped Der StimmmgSmades
rel, Die 9iuroe ourd) Die britiiGs
frnu5olilHe YropagauoapreIle mds
den, 10 eri6eint ms Der 9lborud
Des folgelloen n0ffercn @riefes"
bes SeiOcIberger @~elcbrteu uub
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., obtpobl feline
Nbfoiiung ihou ldugere 3ett 5us
riidIiegt, CUR 8ioerIegung einieitis
ger acknowledgement aud Jest nod
5eitgemdB. - Geo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
PUTNEY.
EooIs Reccnti, a.dIed n - La.r-r

Books Recently Added to tie Library.
About 90 books were added to the Ii
brary catalog list recently. including
many Tor BOYS and gtris as we'll as for
srownups, the latt including some
which should be ii keli,- TO the new
housekeePcr. loilGHin4 IS he list:
In CHANGER tjalsrarthy Poor Wise
Nan tfduc aaFti, hidfen of the Storm
tMylie), Miss llin Tett fGalc), Eean
tiIalll, Dcyine Event liarbanl. Nyster-
Io1s Rider tIane t1r,yl, This side Of
Paradise PITT ID. Aest Corner lJor-
dam, Children IN llla MIST tliarfin,
Hidden trails tht ittal, Crrsti-v Nave
MorE -. Oh Nou tx. fEaiue1. Wilder
ness Nine tBindluss). Hidden trek
(Buri SAY Eombtys tJolinson1, Valley
OF Sent Meh ttnrweoal, Little House
ll}aws' Boardwalk Widdtmerl,
Tale, oat cf Court OHM. When the
NoIii Shook tiIaegardl. Erskine Dale
John Fox y q. Jimmy Kirkland (Ful-
lertonl BRIGHTON Boys, II books in SER
res, 1IfIscoill, BobbF and Big Road
Fairy 1aies Arranged BY AIarchallJ.
Fourth Reader and FIFTH Reader Win
stonl, Dorothy Dainty 1T Stone House
Brooks. Dorothy Dainty at Gem Island
Brooks Lucky Penny of Thistle Troop
tBlanGhardl;; Camp Fire Girls in Peace
ana War (Hornibrookl. s. ool Girl II
les samson. -Four Gordons (Brownl
" hen Max Came fRrc,rn). Rainbow Is
land Brown. Hale Merrill (Iarris1
Warning Girls (Dcandl Babs at College
| tloyerl, Bowscr the Hound (Burges~
| Old Granny Fox (Burgcss). Mon tIs
| Goat Boy fSpyri Little Lame Prince
| (Mullock), What Happened Then Stor
! les tEyerl, Easy Steps in Coollias
| lFIyerl, Easy Steps in Housekeeping
| Fryer, Adele Dorjng of s Club. Adell
boring on the Ranch, Betty Tucker.
| Ambition (Wrayl Captain Lucy Il
France tHarvardl. Blue Robin tHalseyl
| Penrod and Sam fTarEingtonl, Dauqh
, ter of the Land tStratton-portor) Sky
! rider Bower, Woman Haters Edncoln)
| Second Choice qIarbenl, Dab CRnc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
FARRAND HAS GAINED
20 POUNDS IN WEIGHT

The pains around nv heart we're as
sharp as knife strokes, and / felt like
had a big lump Of lead right in the
pit OF my stomach. Ever 80 often [
Ead IN attack of acute indigestion that
would ncarr put ne under for good.
Nv appetite went back On me completely,
and ] suffered from constipation and
slceplessness. In fact. | was badly run
down in every way, and had that tired,
worn out feeling all the time
Then | got me some Tanlac. and the
way It has helped me is beyond words to
describe. My appetite came back in al
most no time. and now [ am eating just
fine. and everything tastes good and di-
geSts perfectly. / sleep like 7 Id when
a school boy, and never lave that tired
wOrn-out feeling any more The fact
is, I'm in fine shape in every way, and
can't begin to express the praise and
gratit"A ! really feel for Tanlac"
F.alac is sold in Brattleboro by the
ffattleb0ro Drug. Co.-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
Asthma Is
Dangerous
Folly to Disregard It's Warning.

Asthma is not only a disagfeeable attic
tion but q dangerous one. The constant
difficult breathing, the clicked up air pas
sages, the struggle for air. the loss Of
rest, combine to force great strain on
the nervous system and heart-often too
great strain to stand.
Il is the worst Of folly to neglect such
Il condition or to continually treat with
ordinary narcotic medicines, drugs, inhal-
ers. smokes, or douches which merely
gives temporary relief from the choking
paroxySms and do not relieve or correct
the real cause of the trouble. Instead get
from the Brattleboro Drug Co. or any
druggist small bottle of Oxidaze lessen
tial OLD tablets and take one at short in
tervals whenever distress is felt and one
on going to bed. Instant relief Is usually
felt and in addition the effect Of conSis-
tent treatment Is to gradually bring
about greatly improved health condition
as the symptoms of Asthma disappear for
ever. OxidaZe is the successful preScrip-
ton of a Worcester. Mass, physician and
its treatment Of Asthma. even in the very
worst forms. has probably never been eX-
cellcd. BrattlebOro Drug Co. sells it and
patients find it a safe, pleasant and mex
penSiye treatment to uSe.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
FELL DOWN STAIRS
Bad Injury to Knee
Fixed Up in Two Days

Mr.. Charles O. Cbattcrton, writing
from his home mt 22S Pawtuckot Ave.
Pawtuckct. X. l., tells how he started
for the basement to fill the heater and
fell down the stairs hurting his knee
quite badly. Writing of the liniment he
used. he says: 1T came in time, applied
il, and it did wonders. Had to remain
in the house only two days l will not
BE- without it if possible TO obtain it."
The linimCnt was that celebrated
Scntch Liniment known as Mysterious
Pain Ease.
Its users viii tell You it will relieve
the pain of lumbaGo. muscular colds
where the shoulders, chest and back
muscles arc in pain, nCuritis. neuralgia.
stiff neck, pains arising from inlamma-
ton. muscle cramps, rheumatism and
spraiuS of all kinds-Ady.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

TT. Edwards Olive Tablets, tHe
e-b5tituta for calonel, act gently on tie
ocwzls and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
a1;cis relief trough taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
Vegetable compound mixed with olive
I'll Ehe~ act gcally but firmly on the
boEe.s and liver. stimulating them to
natural actic-l, clearing the blood, and
ptI-ii. ing the entire system. They do
ti.at Ihich caIornel does, without any of
Lae Dad after effects. Take one or two
lT.ry night for 2 week and note the
Kissing enact. T. ard SOC Z COX
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
After Ten Years Suffering
He Says TanIac Has Com
pletely Overcome All His
Troubles

THE best | can say for Taniac isn't
half aa good as it deserves. for it has
relieved me Of one Of the worst eases of
stomach trouble a person ever had. and
has built me up twenty pounds in weight
BESIDES said Fred Farrand. ~ Maple
Ave. Barre, Vermont. well known con-
tracing painter and decorator Mr..
Farrard has been in the decorating busi-
moss for sixteen years. and is one of the
most popular young men in Barre.
About ten years ago | noticed my
stomach wasn't exactly MP to standard.
end soon got to where | couldn't eat a
meal without bloating with gas and hav-
ing such pains | could hardly stand it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
Drive AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
- and Temples

A headache remedy without tAc dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache ard that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts q.
once! lIusterole is clean. white oirt-
rnant made with CT Of mustard. Better
than a mustard Faster and does net
blister. Used CITY externally, and n
noway can it eject stomach ard heat.
Is some internal medicines 10.
Excellent Ter sc-e t..ro2t, bronchitis,
Group, st..f neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, p,eUrisy, Rheumatism, lur1-
baco, all pains and aches of the baci.
o. joints, sprains. sore muscles bruises,
chilbIains, frosted feet, colds Of the
chest (it often prevents pneunonia).
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
Imperfections Haue Use

All things are literally hetter, love
Her, and more beloved for the imper-
fections' which have been divinely ap-
pointed, that the law Of human life
may be Effort and the law of human
Judgment. Mcrcy.-Ruskin
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
What Mrs. Brenninger. of New York,
Saws About Rat Poison.

Tried preparations that kill rats. but
RAT-SNAP Is the only one that prevents
HAT-SNAP because it comes in handy
cakes. no mixing with other food. You
don't have to dirty your hands. it, the best
for household use" Try RAT-SNAP
Three sizes, soc. 65c. S1.2j. Sold and
guaranteed by Brattleboro Drug Co.
ADV.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

How good boiled ham and spinach tastes
this time of year. Delicious ham and the
spinach, both fresh and canned, are wait
ing at the Cory Market along with other
good things in the provision line. Fresh
milk and cream are always procurable
there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Since the Incorporation so years ago
interest payment has been delayed or a
dollar lost. The small savings investor
finds this reaSsuring when he decides to
become the purchaser on the inStaltmcnt
plan of one Of their real estate savings
bonds,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH
Cloggcd Air Passages Open at Once
NOSfrils Cleared

If your nostrils are clogged and your
head stuffed because of catarrh or cold
get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply little of this pure. antiseptic,
germ destroying cream into your nos
trils and let it penetrate through every
air passage of your head and membranes.
instant relief.
How good it feels Your head is clear.
Your noStrils are open. You breathe
freely No more hawking or snulfling.
Head colds and catarrh yield like magic
Don't stay stuffed up, choked up and
miserable. Relief is sure--Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

What -four do you use?" l asked
housekeeper who is famous for her excel
lent bread. OF course / was not surprised
to hear her say, Tea Table" because Tea
Table always proves its excellence even III
unskilled hands.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Old Fashioned Potato Dish: Crate
raw potatoes, add salt. press lightly in a
cloth, not too dry, pat into fiat cakes and
drop into boiling water. Let simmer 10
minutes, put into oven carefully from
saucers. Basic well with gravy and serve
very hot, taking care not to let cakes fall
apart.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Are your nails rough and brittle in win
ter? Have a thorough manicure and SEINE
advice about keeping them from Miss
Griffin who understands such things.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

The III. D. Walker store has received an
other shipment OF those 50 and $3.50
electric massage vibrators. They are used
for so many things with such beneficial
results that one woman declares she con-
siders one as indispensable AZ the hot
water bottle or other home remedia!
agents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Have you seen Clapp & Jones's basket
window? 1t is filled with new and attrac-
tive baskets for many purposes, most oil
them hand decorated. You are sure t.
want one of some kind.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

4 fashion paper says: If the hair is
bobbed this season it is not tlufed out al
such exaggerated angles as heretofore
but remains close to the head"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Moth holes in garments can be disguised
by scraping the fuzz or lint from the ma
terial, filling the hole with this and plac-
ing a piece of rubber cement back OF IT..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

The best time Of the whole season to
enjoy winter sports. We have the snow
and tue Ii. VI. Wood store has the snow
shoes and skis. Get out into the woods
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Dry corn flakes are equally as good rs
cracker or bread crumbs for breading
meats and patties.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

\ bit of pepper added to the water in
which spaghetti is boiled will add de
hcious favor, according to an experienced
cook.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

The Simons Shop Unique might also be
called the Birthday Shop for they seem TO
have all the necessary things for the OBJ
servance of such DAYS. Gifts for both
Young and old. candles and candle holders,
fayors. confectionery. fruit, and always
complete line Of birthday cards
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23

Large sheets that have become worn
in the middle should he torn in halves
and what were the two outer edges joined
together. The shabby part, which is now
the outside, should then be trimmed away
and the raw edges neatly hemmed.