Part 10
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INDIVIDUAL INITIAL JELLY MOULDS
Serve Eggs, Fish and Meats in Aspic: Coffee and Fruit Jelly; Pudding and other desserts with your initial letter raised on the top. Latest and daintiest novelty for the up-to-date hostess. To remove jelly take a needle and run it around inside of mould, then immerse in warm water; jelly will then come out in perfect condition. Be the first in your town to have these. You cannot purchase them at the stores.
[Illustration: This shows the jelly turned from the mould.]
[Illustration: This shows mould upside down!]
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"PATTY IRONS"
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As illustrated, are used to make dainty, flaky pates or timbales; delicate pastry cups for serving hot or frozen dainties, creamed vegetables, salads, shell fish, ices, etc. Each set comes securely packed in an attractive box with recipes and full directions for use. Sent, postpaid, for two (2) new subscriptions. Cash Price $1.50.
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=SILVER'S SURE CUT FRENCH FRIED POTATO CUTTER=
[Illustration: HOW IT CUTS]
One of the most modern and efficient kitchen helps ever invented. A big labor and time saver.
Sent, prepaid, for one (1) new subscription. Cash Price 75 cents.
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=FRENCH ROLL BREAD PAN=
[Illustration: Open End]
Best quality blued steel. Six inches wide by 13 long. One pan sent, prepaid, for one (1) new subscription. Cash Price 75 cents.
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=SEAMLESS VIENNA BREAD PAN=
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=HEAVY TIN BORDER MOULD=
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=Imported, Round, 6 inch=
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=THE BOSTON COOKING SCHOOL MAGAZINE CO., Boston, Mass.=
=PREMIUMS
PASTRY BAG AND FOUR TUBES=
(Bag not shown in cut)
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A complete outfit. Practical in every way. Made especially for Bakers and Caterers. Eminently suitable for home use.
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=THE A. M. C. ORNAMENTER=
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Rubber pastry bag and twelve brass tubes, assorted designs, for cake decorating. This set is for fine work, while the set described above is for more general use. Packed in a wooden box, prepaid, for two (2) new subscriptions. Cash price, =$1.50=.
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="RAPIDE" TEA INFUSER=
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Economic, clean and convenient. Sent, prepaid, for one (1) subscription. Cash price, =75 cents=.
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=CAKE ORNAMENTING SYRINGE=
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For the finest cake decorating. Twelve German silver tubes, fancy designs. Sent, prepaid, for four (4) new subscriptions. Cash price, =$3.00=.
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=HOME CANDY MAKING OUTFIT=
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Thermometer, dipping wire, moulds, and most of all, a book written by a professional and practical candy maker for home use. Sent, prepaid, for five (5) new subscriptions. Cash price, =$3.75=.
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=The only reliable and sure way to make Candy, Boiled Frosting, etc., is to use a
THERMOMETER=
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Here is just the one you need. Made especially for the purpose by one of the largest and best manufacturers in the country. Sent, postpaid, for two (2) new subscriptions. Cash price, =$1.50=.
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=VEGETABLE CUTTERS=
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=Bon Ami= _for mirrors_
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[Illustration: "_Hasn't Scratched Yet_"
Cake or Powder _whichever you prefer_]
Watch how easily Bon Ami and I clean this mirror. A damp cloth and a little Bon Ami are all one needs. When the Bon Ami film has dried--a few brisk rubs with a dry cloth and presto! every speck of dust and dirt has vanished.
So it is with everything. The magic touch of Bon Ami brightens up windows, brasses, nickel, linoleum and white woodwork.
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_"Americas Most Famous Dessert"_
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=JELL-O
In Whipped Form=
Of all forms of whipped Jell-O the Bavarian creams are most popular, and they may well be, for in no other way can these favorite dishes be made so easily and cheaply. Jell-O is whipped with an egg-beater just as cream is, and does not require the addition of cream, eggs, sugar or any of the expensive ingredients used in making old-style Bavarian creams.
Begin to whip the jelly when it is cool and still liquid--before it begins to congeal--and whip till it is of the consistency of whipped cream. Use a Ladd egg-beater and keep the Jell-O cold while whipping by setting the dish in cracked ice, ice water or very cold water. A tin or aluminum quart measure is an ideal utensil for the purpose. Its depth prevents spattering, and tin and aluminum admit quickly the chill of the ice or cold water.
PINEAPPLE BAVARIAN CREAM
Dissolve a package of Lemon Jell-O in half a pint of boiling water and add half a pint of juice from a can of pineapple. When cold and still liquid whip to consistency of whipped cream. Add a cup of the shredded pineapple. Pour into mould and set in a cold place to harden. Turn from mould and garnish with sliced pineapple, cherries or grapes.
=The Genesee Pure Food Company=
_Two Factories_
_Leroy N.Y._ _Bridgeburg, Ont._
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=Baker Breakfast Cocoa=
is pure and good, delicious and nutritious.
_Genuine made only by_
=Walter Baker & Co. Ltd.=
Established 1780
DORCHESTER, MASS.
_Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free_]
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=Established 1858
Sawyer's Crystal BLUE AND AMMONIA=
The Ammonia loosens the dirt, making washing easy. The Blue gives the only perfect finish.
[Illustration: _SEE THAT TOP._]
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_The People's Choice for Over Sixty Years_
For the Laundry
SAWYER CRYSTAL BLUE CO. 88 Broad St., Boston, Mass.
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[Illustration: =SAVE MEAT=
by serving more stuffing when you serve roast meats, poultry, fish and game.
If this dressing is flavored with Bell's Seasoning it adds to the pleasure of the meal.
ASK GROCERS FOR
[Illustration: BELL'S SEASONING]]
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=MISS CURTIS' SNOWFLAKE Marshmallow Creme=
=The Original and Best=
[Illustration]
Inexpensive and easy to use. Makes delicious desserts. Awarded Gold Medal at Panama-Pacific Exposition. Avoid imitations. The name EMMA E. CURTIS is your guarantee of purity and quality.
_Sold by Grocers Everywhere_
[Illustration: _Emma E. Curtis_]
MELROSE, MASS.
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=VOSE PIANOS= have been established more than =70 YEARS=. By our system of payments every family in moderate circumstances can own a VOSE piano. We take old instruments in exchange and deliver the new piano to your home free of expense. Write for catalog D and explanation:
=VOSE & SONS PIANO CO., 160 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.=
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Transcriber's Notes:
Page 246, "Nutrition" changed to "Nutrition" (Food and Nutrition)
Page 255, "millenium" changed to "millennium" (the millennium for housekeepers)
Page 259, "London" changed to "Loudon" (Loudon, I shall do)
Page 271, "di titians" changed to "dietitians" (pestilence, dietitians tell)
Page 282, "Aprciot" changed to "Apricot" (Apricot Puffs with Custard)
Page 287, "supreme" changed to "supreme" (the supreme sauce)
Page 322, word obscured, "of" presumed and inserted into text (our system of)
Page 322, "in" changed to "to" (piano to your home)
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