The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-07

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the advertisement of Robbins & Cowles
which will tell you about q big
lot of ash cans they have. which are to
be offered at bargain prices If you need
an ash can, wait and take advantage of
the sale.
Ham-andegg sandwiches: To one cup
of ham chopped fine, use three hard
boiled eggs, also chopped fine, and mix
them thoroughly. making paste. Add
and spread thin slices of bread with the
mixture.
If some child needs a warm coat for
the winter there is an opportunity to get
very good bargain in such garment.
For lack Of room this line Is to be dis
continued, SO the remaining stock will
be closed out at greatly reduced prices.
A convenient way 70 boil macaroni is
in a wire basket. immense this in ket-
tie of boiling water. When done, lift out
and put under cold water faucet for
moment, then drain.
AS regularly as Christmas comes
around, the call for dainty gifts of ivory
reaches huge proportions. Already has
the Thomson jewelry store q large as
manicure pieces, jewel boxes, etc, so If
you're to choose ivory, shop early and
save time.
To make rice fritters. ado one we'll
beaten egg and tablespoon of sugar. TO
two cups of cooked rice. Mix well and
fry in butter in a very hot pan. Serve
with maple syrup.
wonder if all my readers know that
DIR. Elizabeth Bailey has a painless treat
ment for ingrowing and club nails. That
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those who are suffering from ingrowing
nails
Curtain rods that are round at the
corners and fasten to the wall are con-
venient in the kitchen for dish cloths and
towels, or on the inside of closet doors
fer various things.
Not a meal, but just a bite to eat?'
Right here at Hall & Farwell's is just
the place. Although full meal can be
had at any time there. it's restful place
20 sit while being served with a sand
wich, or salad and an accompanying cup
of coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
When making bread. Swedish buns can
be made with little trouble. Take one
pound of the light dough, add one-half
cup of shortening, roll out one-quarter
of an inch thick, spread with butter, Gin
namOn, and curranats. Roll up as for
jelly roll, cut into slices, let rise to twice
their bulk, and bake. Spread a thin icing
over them when done.
Another Milk Plant recipe: To make
orange ice cream, take one cup of heavy
Milk Plant cream and one cup of thin
cream. two cups of orange juice and
sugar to taste. To the orange juice add
the cream slowly, sweeten and freeze. If
q trihe more acid taste is desired add n
tablespoon of lemon juice.
Don't put off gathering your Christmas
green's, but get them now. a friend tells
me that they can be kept perfectly by
ably a barrel-in the cellar and sprink-
ling them once in two weeks until ready
to use 1t is now fine weather to be out
and who can tell when the snow will
come and prevent excursions to the
woods.
The annual Thanksgiving feast is not
far away and those who observe 1t will
need place cards. nut cups, stickers. etc,
for their table decorations. At the
Hopkins Flower store there Is table iull
of these novelties, also pretty greeting
cards with appropriate messages for the
occasion.
Do not wear shoes with rundown
heels: they spoil the shape of the shoe,
to say nothing of being very injurious not
only to the feet, but to the whole nerV-
GUS system.
1t is an excellent time to choose dress
hat at GoodnOw, Pearson & Hunts as
they nave large number of carefully Sc
lected models in this department. Lovely
-brimmed styles in great variety,
many with the lovely metallic materials.
And for wear with fur coats, New York
designer has turned out for them some