The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

which the women of the Centre Congre-
gational church arrange for has become
such an institution that people look for
ward to it. This year the sale will be
on Tuesday, November. y, and at the
chapel as usual Orders may be given
any time to Mrs c. A. BOyden, Mrs. X.
c. Averill and Mrs. F. c. Adams.
One ingenious housewife makes her
own pimento cheese. She boils, skins,
ordinary American cheese through the
food chopper at the same time.
Housekeepers who are tired and dis
couraged over trying to do the entire
family washing should try the pound
Custom Laundry. 1t is really a fine
way TO relieve the pressure of washday
and the clothes are handled in Il clean,
airy place. Call them up
Where leak has discolored freshly
finished ceiling, the mark may be covered
very we'll with magnesia.
There are a lot of new electric table
lamps ut the Emerson furniture store. A
variety of finishes and designs in shades
makes il easy TO choose one TO fit in well
with the color scheme. of the room in
which 1t is to go, or to harmonic with
furniture which you are selecting there.
Try warming the sugar when starting
to make cake. This helps to cream the
butter nicely, and the cake will be much
lighter. 1t will also be finer grained if
the milk and flour are put in, little at
time. alternately, until all is used.
beating all the while. Much beating is
as good as an extra egg.
was told at Donnell G. Davis's this
morning that group of handsome
trimmed velour and felt hats in their
showroom had been greatly reduced in
price. If you need a new hat for the
holiday trip. so in and see them. They
are bargains.
\ very good and inexpensive confection
may be made from pruncs. Soak them
until soft enough so the pits may be re
moved. Spread on a baking sheet with
tiny dot lof butter each. and little
vanilla andN sugar sprinkled over them.
Cook for short time in a moderate oven.
remove, let cool, and roll in shredded
cOcoanut.
You can't enjoy the Thanksgiving fes-
tlvitles with aching feet on your mind
This is where DIR. Elizabeth Bailey can
help wonderfully, and those who have
hair work TO be done should see her about
1t now if they wish it before the holiday
Shrimp sauce is good with any fish.
Mix In small saucepan one tablespoon
Hour and one of butter, and a little
cream. Add eight shrimps cut in small
pieces, cayenne pepper, and teaspoonful
OF Worcestershire sauce. Dilute an egg
yolk with a tablespoonful of milk, add 70
sauce. mix for moment and serve.
You may get your ice-cream or sherbet
fr,,-T h Ill &
telephone your order and they Will do the
rest. Fancy designs in color to suit the
occasion if desired.
Clean white kid slippers with any mild
soap and sprinkle them with talcum pow
der. When dry rub off with a soft cloth.
This makes them retain that new look.
At Austin's-''where you buy the best
hosiery new value in silk hosiery
which is the best yet A twelve-strand
pure thread silk, ful-fashioned hose in
black, brown and gray, and only 50 n
pair. Silk stockings with the above
three qualities usually sell for more.
To prevent the hands getting cold and
chapped when hanging up the clothes,
wipe them thoroughly. then rub little
powdered starch into the skin.
fort and also for Christmas gifts those
felt Comfys, or boudoir slippers at Dun
ham Brothers which are only 9S cents
Il pair. They are attractively trimmed
with silk pompons and come in 10 diff
ferent shades. Fine TO step into these
cold mornings.
Baked Ham with Dressing: Get a
generous slice of ham. at least an inch
thick Soak over night. Place in drip
ping pan, cover it all over with plenty of
stale bread dressing as for stufing a
chicken. Pour milk all around it and
bake in a moderate oven for about an
hour
Those who are annoyed by having
cream vary from day TO day, sometimes