The Boston Cooking-School Magazine (Vol. XV, No. 2, Aug.-Sept., 1910)Various
General
The Boston Cooking-School Magazine (Vol. XV, No. 2, Aug.-Sept., 1910)
Various
Cooking -- Periodicals; Home economics -- Periodicals
Every home should have one. Saves time, labor and trouble and soon
pays for itself.
The Yale Fruit Press is easily used and easily cleaned. Clamps to any
table or handy place. Place cotton bag filled with material in
colander, fix beam in position, attach crank to wheel and every pound
pulled on same exerts 48 pounds pressure on contents.
Made of steel and iron, plated. Four quart size, price only =$3.95=
If your dealer will not supply you, do not accept a substitute, but
order direct of us. =Sold on 10 Days' Trial. Money back if not
satisfied.=
Write today for =FREE= booklet--"Aunt Sally's Best Recipes"--of interest
to every housewife. Also gives full description and prices of Yale
Fruit Presses.
VICTOR M. GRAB & CO.
_Patentees and Sole Manufacturers,_
1162 Ashland Block, Chicago, Illinois
* * * * *
[Illustrated Advertisement]
These trade-mark crisscross lines on every package
CRESCO FLOUR
For
DYSPEPTICS
SPECIAL DIETETIC FLOUR
K. C. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
Unlike all other goods. Ask grocers. For book of sample, write
FARWELL & RHINES, WATERTOWN, N.Y., U.S.A.
* * * * *
[Illustrated Advertisement]
FLEISCHMANN'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
HAS NO EQUAL
* * * * *
[Illustrated Advertisement]
BEST
BY
TEST
USE
SAUER'S
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS
10¢ AND 25¢
* * * * *
One of the greatest aids and "step-savers" for the woman who does her
own work is a "Wheel-Tray."
Its cost represents not more than you'd have to pay a domestic for two
or three weeks.
The advantage of _this_ helper is that it is always ready, never wants
"an evening off," never argues, never sulks and is always "Bridget on
the spot," if we may be permitted this adaptation of the well-known
phrase.
Ten dollars for the Wheel-Tray will save you hundreds of dollars'
worth of labor, worry and time. Those who have used it say they cannot
now get along without it.
It will last for years, has no breakable or intricate parts and glides
about like a silent, well-trained butler.
In addition to its help in kitchen and dining-room, some use it
sweeping days, taking the small articles out of a room before
sweeping. It saves many steps in one home in distributing the
freshly-ironed clothes to their respective bureau drawers.
Blackberry Muffins
1 cup blackberries
1 cup warm milk
1 cake Fleischmann's
Yeast
2 cups sifted flour
2 tablespoonfuls
granulated sugar
1 tablespoonful butter
¼ teaspoonful salt
1 well-beaten egg
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