The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-10

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Scrambled eggs with oysters are good.
Scramble the eggs with cream and butter.
and just before they are done. put in the
drained oysters. Season with salt and
pepper, and cook until the edges of the
oysters curl.
1t is a handsome set of dining room
furniture which the Emerson store is dis
playing in their west window this week,
Others are inside of oak. mahogany and
walnut. Odd pieces, too, of dining room
furniture of the latest models are in their
show rooms.
Give a bath sponge a thorough soaking
in strong salt and water occasionally.
Dry out wei: before using again.
The News Store has sonathing new in
individual tally cards for card parties and
as usual has fine line of playing cards
AZ We'll as many things suitable for prizes
or dinner parties they always have a
large assortment to select from.
\ little orriS root tied in a muslin bag
and placed in the water in which hand
kerchiefs are boiled will give them a faint
and delicious scent of violets when
ironcd.
There is a great sale of mems shirts
going on at the Goodnow. Pearson &
Hunt store Fine Manhattan shirts and
Tuxedo silk shirts have been marked at
prices which are practically onc-third
lower. \ chance for the men to stock up
for the year and add n silk shirt or two
to their wardrobeS at moderate price.
When swePt-scented grass baskets be-
IN to lose their fragrance. plunge them for
a minute into boiling water.
y card fer the sick Il card for the
well. card for the baby new. Greetings
of cheer for each day in tine year with
messages which ring true. Birthdays.
holidays. happy days-a verse for every
one. At Hopkins is greeting card for
everything under the sun.
Old hairbrushes which have become
soft can be made quite hard and firm by
dipping them i'll a strong solution of alum
The J. F. Austin store has a limited
number of serge dresses for children
which have been considerably reduced i'm
price. Just the thing for finishing the
winter school days. Then there are
Few warm coats for small children which
are marked at attractive bargain prices
to close out the line.
Should the voice be lost. as is some
times the ease, from the effects of cold.
Il simple. pleasant remedy is furnished
by heating up the white of an egg, adding
to II the juice of one lemon. and swccten-
ing 1t with white sugar to taste Take a
spoonful from time to time 1t has been
known to efectually cure the ailment.
The Thompson ,Iewelry store is having
one of their well-known sales where ali
goods displayed in the window will be
marked down each day until sold Watch
the window. There viii be some good
bargains, but don't wait too long.
Apple Sponge: One quarter cup sugar.
Il cup milk, > eggs, / cup of flour. tea
spoons baking powder. sliced apples. l.,
teaspoon salt. Beat eggs. add sugar. flour
in which baking powder has been sifted,
and milk. Beat we'll and add apples.
Pour in buttered dish and bake in moder-
ate oven one hour. Serve with n cOttage
pudding sauce or Swectened cream.
This is TO remind you that if you need
hair nets. pins, combs or other hair
dressing accessories, you can find them
of excellent quality at Miss Grifin's i'm
the Hooker building.
In poaching eggs, stir the water when it