latest improvements, including handles on the hot water pan. It is the
dish that sells for $5.00.
We will send this chafing-dish, as premium, to any present subscriber
who sends us six (6) NEW yearly subscriptions at $1.00 each. The
express charges are to be paid by the receiver.
ADDRESS
THE BOSTON COOKING-SCHOOL MAGAZINE CO., BOSTON, MASS.
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THE MOST POPULAR PREMIUMS WE EVER OFFERED
Have Been
THE INDIVIDUAL MOULDS
To any present subscriber who will send us TWO NEW yearly
subscriptions, at $1 each, we will send, postpaid, as premium,
=either= a set of eight aluminum _timbale_ moulds, fancy shapes (make
your own selections), =or= a set of six _patent charlotte russe
moulds_.
=Patent Charlotte Russe Moulds= can be used not only in making charlotte
russe, but for many other dishes. You can use them for timbales. You
can mould jellies in them. You can bake cakes in them. Wherever
individual moulds are called for, you can use these.
The moulds we offer are made by a patent process. They have no seams,
no joints, no solder. They are as near perfection as can be had. They
retail at from $3 to $3.50 a dozen.
=The Timbale Moulds= are made of aluminum and are without seams. They
can be used for countless things:
Timbales of chicken, ham, peas, corn, etc. Moulding individual fruit
jellies. Moulding meats and salads in aspic jelly. For eggs
Parisienne, fruit sponges, etc.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
THE BOSTON COOKING SCHOOL MAGAZINE, Boston, Mass.
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THE KETTLE SPOON HOLDER
MADE OF ALUMINUM
AGENTS WANTED
ALWAYS USEFUL BUT ESPECIALLY
CONVENIENT DURING THE
PRESERVING SEASON
THE BARNARD CO. DEPT. 60
BOSTON, MASS.
AT STORES
OR
BY MAIL
10¢
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75c.
for
10c.
=THE MAGAZINE THAT DARES=
to print the news that's vital to human advancement. An absolutely
=fearless= monthly, the exponent of constructive reform for the
betterment of all. You never have seen such unless you know =THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY MAGAZINE=. The editor is =B. O. Flower=, founder of
The Arena. Among the contributors are =Edwin Markham=, =Lincoln
Steffens=, =David Graham Phillips=, =Hamlin Garland=, =Prof. Charles
Zueblin=, =Charles E. Russell=, =Brand Whitlock= and =Carl S.
Vrooman=. You should see this new periodical. It is beautifully
illustrated and handsomely printed. It entertains and illuminates. One
copy will convince you that =there is no other magazine of equal
strength in America=, but to clinch your interest in the glorious work
that Mr. Flower is leading, =we will send you three sample issues,
postpaid, all for only 10c=. Get this intellectual stimulus and
literary treat and realize there is a =new force= in the magazine
field. We'll refund your remittance without question if you say we
have exaggerated the value of this great monthly.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CO., 66 Park Sq., Boston, Mass.
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THE HOME IRONING MACHINE
Made for gas or gasoline heat. It will iron all flat clothes, such as
sheets, towels, etc., better than you can with a flatiron. Compared
with the flatiron--
Saves Time
It will save you four-fifths of the time it will take you with the
flatiron.
Saves Work
It makes your ironing easier and the time shorter.
Saves Money
The heat costs you only one cent an hour and you burn fuel only
one-fifth as long.
Saves Clothes
The "Home" is much easier on the clothes and does not scorch them.
LIGHT----SIMPLE----INEXPENSIVE
Our booklet "Clean Linen" will tell you more about it. Send for it
today, it is free.
HOME IRONING MACHINE
254 R. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
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A NECESSITY IN EVERY KITCHEN
American Kitchen Friend
All made of the finest quality Crucible Steel, carefully tempered,
ground and polished, by the latest improved process. Every handle
fastened with a heavy brass rivet. Handles are hardwood, rubberoid
finish, mounted with nickel-plated ferrules.
Wrought Steel Rack, enameled in black, and when attached to wall has
space suitable for dish covers, trays, cooking magazines, etc., etc.
An outfit that should be in every up-to-date and economical
housewife's kitchen. This is a first-class article in every
particular.
Set consists of extra heavy and large, hardened and tempered Steel
Cleaver, Cook Fork, Paring Knife, Butcher Knife, Serrated Edged Bread
Knife, Cake Knife, Emery Steel, Perforated Griddle Cake Turner, and
Slotted Mixing Spoon.
=OUR OFFER:= To any Present subscriber who will send us THREE NEW Yearly
subscribers, with the $3.00 therefor, we will send, as premium for
securing the three subscriptions, the "American Kitchen Friend" set as
described above. Express charges to be paid by the receiver. The price
of this set is =$1.50=.
THE BOSTON COOKING-SCHOOL MAGAZINE CO.--BOSTON, MASS.
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The Yankee Knack
The story of American industrial development has no more fascinating
or impressive chapter than that devoted to the discoveries and
improvements resulting from the extraordinary inventive genius of the
New England workman.
He is never content with things as they are. He is forever
experimenting--and successfully. He searches until he finds the soul
of the machine, and from this intimate acquaintance he begins to
eliminate and improve. He accomplishes the paradox of perfecting a
perfect article. If there is a practicable way to make one part do the
work of two, if some added device will simplify a process or improve a
product, he will not rest till he has worked out the problem.
This passion for invention has been from the first a vigorous
characteristic of the New England mind. The early settlers were
artisans rather than tillers of the soil; and when by a bitter
struggle with an undeveloped country they had supplied their immediate
wants, they naturally turned again to manufacturing; and this
mechanical bent, stimulated to alertness by a vigorous climate,
resulted in course of time in an almost incredible mechanical
ingenuity--the "Yankee Knack."
This genius for simplification of processes, this wonderful knack of
devising machinery which will do the work of the human hand, has
multiplied the output of our factories: and this in turn has increased
wages and decreased the hours of labor, and so brought a great uplift
into the lives of our workmen; given them the power to provide better
homes for their families, better education for their children, and
greater leisure in which to work out a broader destiny for themselves.
As in the past, so in the present and the future. The "Yankee Knack,"
which long since turned New England into a vast workshop, is still at
its age-long task--simplifying, improving; lowering cost of
production, ever raising quality of product--and all to the end that
the average American family shall enjoy today what were luxuries but
yesterday, and gratify in their turn the yet undiscovered desires of
tomorrow.
Pilgrim Publicity Association, Boston
[Copyright. 1910]
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We are the original makers of
Level Lying Hammocks
No one attempts the quality we produce. We sell direct to the
consumer. From
$7.50 to $50.00 each
Send For Booklet
QUEEN HAMMOCK CO.,
67 Harrison St., Kalamazoo, Mich.
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NEW STANDARD ROTARY
Our agencies sell them on easy terms to suit convenience of
purchasers.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO. F. C. HENDERSON, Manager, Boston, Mass.
Write nearest agency:
Shepard-Norwell Co., Boston
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr, Rochester,
Joseph Horne Co., Pittsburg,
L. S. Ayres & Co., Indianapolis
Stix-Baer & Fuller, St. Louis.
The J. L. Hudson Co., Detroit
Forbes & Wallace, Springfield
The Shepard Company, Providence
John Wanamaker, New York
John Wanamaker, Phila.
The May Co., Cleveland
Dey Bros., Syracuse
S. Kann Sons & Co., Washington
The Sweeney Co., Buffalo
E. S. Brown Co., Fall River
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"Human=Talker"
is our registered name of a Parrot imported exclusively by us from
certain districts in Old Mexico, ONLY KNOWN TO US and GUARANTEED to
learn to talk, sing and whistle BETTER and MORE HUMAN-LIKE THAN ANY
OTHER PARROT. YOUNG, tame, genuine hand-raised and beautiful plumaged
birds only =$10 If Ordered Before Oct. 1 Later $15.00=
MONEY REFUNDED IF DON'T TALK SATISFACTORILY. Sold under written
guarantee on 6 months trial.
Live arrival at express office guaranteed.
CHEAPER VARIETIES OF MEXICAN PARROTS $4.50
Mrs. E. Des. Ermia, Adrian, Mich., R. 2, writes; "My 'Human-Talker' is
a wonder, talks everything, spells, counts to 6 and sings. Money would
not buy him."
ILLUSTRATED CATALOG, BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE.
Max Geisler Bird Co., Dep. R-2. Omaha, Neb.
Largest, Oldest Mail Order Bird House in the World
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[Advertisement]
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Home-Study Courses
Food, health, housekeeping, clothing, children. For home-makers,
teachers and for well-paid positions, "=The Profession of Home-Making=,"
70-page handbook, _free_. Bulletins, "=The Up-to-Date Home: Money and
Labor Saving Appliances=," 48 pages, 54 illustrations--_10 cents_.
"=Food Values: Practical Methods in Dietetics=," 32 pp., ill., _10
cents_.
American School of Home Economics, 503 W. 69th St., Chicago, Ill.
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400 FRUIT AND JELLY LABELS 25c.
Full assortment. Printed on heavy gummed paper and bound in book form.
A big seller.
Agents Wanted. (Dept. K.) CENTURY MFG. CO., LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Spend Your Vacation in Cool
Nova Scotia
Reached from Boston via the
DOMINION ATLANTIC
RAILWAY S. S. LINE
(The Land of Evangeline Route)
Steamers "Prince George," "Prince Arthur," and "Boston." 8 trips per
week during summer season.
Send 5 cents in stamps to the undersigned for beautifully illustrated
booklets, "Summer Homes in Nova Scotia" and "Vacation Days," giving
all fishing resorts, rates, etc.
J. F. MASTERS,
N.E. Supt.,
Long Wharf, Boston
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Ivory Soap is not an ordinary laundry soap. It is a
better-than-ordinary soap.
It is made of _better-than-ordinary_ materials and is intended to be
used for _better-than-ordinary_ purposes.
There are any number of soaps that cut dirt much more quickly than
Ivory Soap will. They are fine--for cleaning pots and pans and cement
walks.
But don't wash shirtwaists with them; or woolens; or colored goods; or
silks; or dainty dress fabrics; or laces; or any other article that is
_better-than-ordinary_.
For cleaning things of that kind, Ivory Soap is so much better than
anything else that it really has no competitor.
And the reason is simply this: Ivory Soap is pure. It contains no
"free" alkali. It is the mildest, gentlest soap it is possible to
make. It cleans--_but it does not injure_.
Ivory Soap ... 99-44/100 Per Cent. Pure.
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Yo' sho am a
"good friend" honey!
Bon
Ami
Most cleaning preparations are adapted for _coarse work_ in the
kitchen only.
Something else has to be used for the _finer articles_ in other parts
of the house.
Bon Ami can be used for _all cleaning purposes_.
Every housekeeper knows that for use on windows, glassware and
mirrors, it is absolutely unapproached. It gives a brilliancy to the
glass that nothing else can duplicate.
For bathroom work--on nickel ware and porcelain, it is equally
effective.
For use on painted woodwork and linoleum it is ideal. It does not
scratch away the surface, but simply _cleans it_.
For brass, copper, etc., it is far better than coarse caustic powders.
It has still other uses, such as removing grime from the hands and
cleaning white canvas shoes.
In fact, Bon Ami polishes and cleans almost every kind of surface.
And it does this without injuring or roughening the hands or the
article upon which it is used.
_18 years on the market and "hasn't scratched yet."_
GRIFFITH-STILLINGS PRESS 368 CONGRESS ST., BOSTON
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A PURE PRODUCT OF A PERFECT PROCESS
BAKER'S
BREAKFAST
COCOA
is made from the best cocoa beans, scientifically blended.
=Absolutely pure, healthful, and delicious.=
Registered, U.S. Pat. Off.
Get the genuine with our trade-mark on the package
52 Highest Awards in Europe and America
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS.
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TRIED SEE
AND YOUR
TRUE GROCER
HOUSEHOLD FAVORITES
SAWYER'S
50 YEARS THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
SAWYER
CRYSTAL BLUE CO.
88 BROAD ST.
BOSTON, MASS.
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VEUVE CHAFFARD
PURE OLIVE OIL
BOTTLED IN FRANCE
IN HONEST
BOTTLES
FULL QUARTS
FULL PINTS
FULL ½ PINTS
SOLD BY
PARK & TILFORD, New York
S. S. PIERCE CO., BOSTON
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A Can of Mrs. Lincoln's
Baking
Powder
from the Grocer's Shelf will make those hot rolls better than they
ever were before.
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VOSE PIANOS
have been established more than 50 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 in your home
free of expense. Write for Catalogue D and explanations.
VOSE & SONS PIANO CO., 160 Boylston Street,
Boston, Mass.
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Buy advertised goods--do not accept substitutes