The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-22

are IN the new strap eHecIS ana II VIII
be economy to become purchaser OF at
least one pair when such prices as these
prevail.
If the colored emblems on the kiddies'
readymade middies are ripped off and
put back with snaps they can be re-
moved before the blouse Is Numbered,
which will prevent the colors from run
ming into the white.
Some of the best tennis weather is yet
to come. so the fact that Woods Sporting
Goods store is selling tennis racquets at
a liberal discount should be of interest to
lovers of this sport. These offered are
all high grade goods.
Paste your doctors telephone number
on the door of the medicine cupboard.
A display of iewelry like that in the
window of the Thompson store this week
is always interesting and many who stop
to look will become purchasers One
sees q fine assortment of up-to-date
iewelry from wrist watches to earrings
and it is hardly necessary TO say that the
quality is always guaranteed at this
store.
Baked Ham: Place slice of ham in
baking dish and cover with thinly sliced
apples. Mix together l cup water, ta
blespoons flour, | tablespoon vinegar
and pour over ham. Bake and serve in a
border of seasoned potatoes.
For less than one cent a day the Peo-
pies National Bank viii provide a place
for the safe keeping of your important
documents, such as insurance policies,
your will. your Liberty bonds, etc. The
loss of any of these would cause serious
inconvenience.
When arranging guest room for the
comfort and convenience of your guests,
don't forget to provide waste basket.
Robbins & Cowles will soon offer
bargain which will be of interest to every
housekeeper. It is a household article
which will be sold for about half its regu-
lar price. Watch for the announcement,
which will appear soon.
Rolled Oats Mullins: Two-thirds cup
rolled oats (uncooked), L y cups flour,
1 cup scalded milk, l egg, level tea
spoons baking powder, tablespoons
melted butter, II teaspoon salt, table
spoons sugar. Turn scalded milk on
oats, let sand five minutes, add sugar.
salt and melted butter, sift in -four and
baking powder Mix thoroughly and
add egg, well beaten. Bake in buttered
gem pans.
Tell your guests who desire some
pretty cards to send back home or for
other occasions that at Hopkins, the
Florists, one will find one of the largest
aSsortments of greeting cards in this
part of New England. Many visitors are
surprised at such a comprehensive stock.
Turkish Melon: Cut the edible pulp
from two ripe cantaloupes into small
pieces, sweeten to taste with powdered
sugar and add a quarter of teaspoonful
of salt, dash of paprika, half cupful
of preserved ginger, finely chopped with
the strip and half cupful of thick
for several hours and turn into a large
preserve jar with water-tight cover.
Bury in ice and rock salt until like thick
mush and serve in sherbet glasses.
Zone thing l like about this place"
said a patron of Hall & Farwell's the !
other day, lis that one gets no cooking
odors from the kitchen here. One would |
hardly know that the preparation of food |
was going on"
After removing a piece of adhesive /
plaster from the skin, every one is fa- |
miliar with the black discolored ridge |
that is left. This can be easily removed |
by few drops of either gasoline, ben |
inc, ether or chloroform. Put on a cloth /
and rub on the skin.
Hats for sports and early Fall wear
are ready for you to see at Goodnow, |