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H SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26. 1920. . THE OGDEN STANOARD-EXAMINER 5 1 H
I Standard - Examiner Cooking School Opens I I
I Monday Afternoon at Ogden High School j I
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1 WASHER
Trie Machine of Merit
See the demonstration at the Cooking School and then
sec us for prices and terms.
I The Lighthouse
j Ogden's Quality Electric Store
' 2452 Washington Ave. Phone 581
i SIMPLE ARITHMETIC
FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1ST
Eg -7 Necessities , Neccs:ities ;,
Extravagances Bank Deposit H '
I Total ; A Total H !
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Hp' " , out for yourself which will be better for you on December
K'i 31st, 1920 the memory of your extravagances or the pos
n session of a bank account in the
PINGREE NATIONAL BANK
,:v which will socn be known as
I : I National Sank of Commerce
E. P ELLISON, President
CHAS. H BARTON, Vice President and Manager
J. W. ABBOTT, Vice President
!EZRA RICHARDSON, Vice President
H. H. HUDMORR, Vice President
ffi J. H RILEY, Cashier . F. J. VICKS, Assistant Cashier
V. L PINGREE, Assistant Cashier
Electrical Equipment j
For Householders Will
j Be Fully Explained
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Preparations Completed and
F;cgram to Begin at 3:30
p. in. Prepared; Dem
enstraiors Ready
Preparations hav been completed
'for opening the Standard-Examiner
'Cooking -school, to be started Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the ogden
I high school The program for the
week, including six days of cooking
'and baking demonstrations as well aa
demonstration of electrical equipment
for households, has been prepared.
This program will consist of dem
onstrations ns to canned vegetables
chiefly. New and pleasing ways of
preparing canned foods will be shown
I Pierce's pork and beans will be one
of the foods demonstrations and the
use of this product as to garnishes,
sandwiches, croquettes nnd soup will
be shown Two different methods of
utilizing canned homlhy will he dem
onstrated. Canned tomatoes will be
Used for tomato bouillon, cream to
rrato soup, rice tomato soup, scalloped
tomatoes and tomato Jelly. One f
the Interesting phases of the first day
'will be the preparation of a Mountain
Brand ham. Virginia haked.
I During the program, musical num
'her will l given on the Slirr phono
graph, provided for the cooking school
by the Chrlstensen-Ashton compain.
A number of selections will be given.
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A demonstration of electrical house
hold equipment will be g!en at the
iclose of the cooking lessons. This
j Will not only show the us,' of the elec
.trlc range supplied tor the cooking
school but also the modern electric'
I Washing machine. Ironer, sewing ma-,
Jchine. percolator, grills, flat irons.!
toasters, vacuum cleaners and other
electrical goods that are rapidly be
coming household essentials
Three demonstrator will present
this program for the Standard-Kxami-DSr
Cooking school. They will be Miss'
Qertrude i Woodruff, head of the do-
mestlc science department of the Og
den high school, Miss Veda Lt. Hunsn
Iker of the high school domestic science
department, and Miss aline V'lnney, '
i demonstrator of electrical equipment
i for houM :-holds Each of these dem
onstrators is known to be well versed I
in the preparing of foods and showing j
the best methods to be pursued In their
preparation) I
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Program for First Day
Of Cooking School '
METHODS 6F PREPARING CANNED GOODS
Pork and Beans
raroi&hoB,
Sandwiches,
Croquettes,
Soup.
Hominy
Croquettes.
A lu Pierce,
Fritters.
Tomatoes
Tmato Bouillon,
( 'reamed Tomalo Soup,
Kiee Tomato Soup
Scalloped Tomatoes,
Tomato Jelly.
Ham
irginia Baked
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Canning Display Is
of Historic Interest
To the student of western history,
such a display ns that of the I'tah
Canning company at the Stundard-Ex-amlner's
cooking school this week pre
sents more than usual Interest, for as
hi st mis In fore it he 1 1 see ;i train
of events, a column of pioneers reach
ing fir back Into the middle of the
nineteenth century
Much Interest baa been aroused In
the cooking schuol and that there will
be a large attendance seems certain.
Previous cooking schools conducted In
Ogden have met with much taor and
as oven more thorough preparation
has been made in this Instance to give
a complete and -.tried program, under,
direction of experts. It Is anticipated
that there will be even more Interest.'
M NV I IKMs JOIN.
Numerous Ogden firms and compa
nies have Joined with the Standard-;
Examiner in arrangements for the,
event during this week. The compa-i
jnles that have thus supported the
plans for this cookftig school aie the
Utah Canning eoinpn.ii' Ogden Pack
ing & Provision company, Utah Power!
&& Light company, Holle Milling
company, gdrn Electric Supply com-'
pany, The Lighthouse Capitol Elec-
'trlc company, Infcrmountain Electric
company, Boyle Furniture company,
Amalgamated sugar company. Nelson
Kicks Creamery company. Ogden
Making companv. Chrlotensen-Ash-
ton Music company, Western Market,'
Richardson-Hunt company, Kennedy's
t'ufeterin National Hunk of Commerce
SUld the Calumet Baking Powder eom-j
I pain
Utah products will be demonstrated
throughout the entire week and the
arrangements are such that gden wo-'
men will be shown how they can best
Utilise the products of "gden factories.
In this connection during the week,
ever effort will be made to Utilise
only those materials which are 'made
In I'tah' lt will be shown that these
products ure the j,,., ,- of all for both
cooking and baking.
BREAD BM(. CONTEST.
One of the most Interesting phasi
Of the cooking school will be a bread
halting contest which ina be entered
by any woman attending the school,
barring only those who are profes
sional bakers. The Holley Milling
rom pany Is offering three awards for
the best bread, baked, three loaves to
he entered by each contest entrant.
The first prize will be -00 pounds of
flour, the second will be 100 pounds
and the third prize will be 50 pounds
The judges will bo announced at the!
cooking school. This contest will
close on Friday afternoon and the
awards will be made the following day.!
There Is only onp general requirement
regarding the entries and thai e.. h
lot of bread shall bo made from flour
ol the Holley Milling company and'
6hall be accompanied by a grocer's j
receipt showing that Holley flour ha9,
been purchased
'The canning of food products,"
s'iys II L. Merrington, president and
general manager of the Utah Canning,
company, manufacturers of Plerce'n'
products, "has gone hand In hand I
I with th,. development ol the west The
very moment when our soil began to
push forth more perishable crops than
we could easily market was a logical
time to commence to can. and the
j progressive west realised it.
"I firmly believe that the future will
reveal as one of the principal elements
of western wealth this one most nat-l
ural industry We have the soils and
the space, and our canning fnctorles
are yearly building up their capacl
itlos. In preparation for that day."
Cooking's a Joy With a WesMnglsouse I
Automatic Electric I
RANGE pi; I
I You'll r.ee a Westinghouse at thi f L jJ
Cooking School. You'll sec how ' "cEJt t3 l VI isBf
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simple it is and how convenient. - J j fa . gggasggea n iih
You'll vonder at its almost hu- ) flJKrgWBpA i Rl
man intelligence which enables yf mU ill gP
it tc cook a meal perfectly wh'lc lri"" "tI I I J iHBj
you are miles away. Jj J J ASFl gH
Imagine cooking and shopping or going to iho matinee at the t gftt!
' time! it t being done everj da by women who have a ;'; If 'LHS
Wcstingbouse Range in their ki'chens. Th? improved feature! Weitinglwusc at
iii. Cooking School
of the Wcstlngnouse enable you to place the food in the ov n 0v can obtain de-
set the cloc'.t and go about other thing.'- knowing that at the imir.l information
proper time the right heat will be turned on and your dinner trUldesler LH
cookeu to perfection waiilng for you when you want it j ifSW
Complete wholesale ?tock of electrical supplies and automobile accessories. !gH
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These Electric Goods Are Sold By j I
THE LIGHTHOUSE OGDEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 'K
2454 Washington Ave. 2430 Washington Ave.
M REDFIELD ELECTRIC & MACHINE ' Hp
I COMPANY LARISON ELECTRIC CO. K
314 Washington Ave. 314 Twenty-fifth St. Kl
Supply Cabinet for
Cooking School Work
"Hoosler Cabinet" has become u
household word In America.
This cabinet used In thousands of
kitchens, has been selected for dem-
onstratlon at the Btandard-Ksanilner
cooking school as showing one of the
Important angles of modern house
kl eplng. The cabinet has been sup
plied by the Boyle Furnlturo company
and wlil be used by the demonstrators
at the school.
The Boyle Furniture company Is one
of the largest business establishments
In the Intermountaln states, carrying a
very complete line of furlture and
household furnishings. This lino Is
equally representative of every phase
of household needs. The result Is
that the essentials of the kitchen are
given thorough attention.
Electrical Devices
Save Work in Homes
"I'Se of electrical equipment is revo
lutionizing methods of housekeeping,
saving thousands of steps and much
arduous labor that has been necessary
under previous conditions," said P. A.
Ilerdti. manager of the gden Electric
Supply company, yesterday In. discuss
ing the us. of electricity In the home.
Manager Herdtl called attontlon to
tho rapid development of electrical
equipment and Its perfection until
there ll now so mi high class electrical
de Ire that solves almost any house-
IBiHQUET Tiierefi:rNBoitt,i,u,e I
BETTER BUTTER
Consider the food value and you can not afford to use substitutes even Bafo
for cooking purposes Do not be satisfied with anything but real E$U
butter Sip
"BANQUET BETTER BUTTE R" K
is particularly made for the finest trade. KS
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Nelson-Ricks Creamery Co. K
OGDEN SALT LAKE
hold problem Involving labor. The
electric range, electric washer, electric
Ironer and sewing machine were
among those to which he called atten
tion. The vacuum cleaner has become
an absolute household essential of to
day and Is being used In thousands of
homes because of the saving, not only
In labor, but also in tho carpots and
furnishings that results.
The convenience of smaller elec
trical equipment such as electric
toasters, percolators, heaters, grills,
chafing dlsnes, heating pads and simi
lar equipment was also pointed out by
the manager of the large electric store.
All of this equipment, as well as elec
tric lighting fixtures of all kinds, is
carried In stock by tho company, one
of the best, known establishments of K&
Its kind In the west.
MIDNIGHT FILM SHOW. H$
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san FRANCISCO. After the
dances are over In San Francisco and
the wee sma' hours of the morning Hfc
roll In loc'al movie fans may hie them- ,BS
selves to their favorite screen palaces
and watch their favorite stars until
4 o'clock In the morning.
This Is because the public welfaro
and censorship committee of the board H
I of supervisors Is having the ordinance H
j amended so that screen houses may
I be kept running until the early hour, MOl
at the request of the local patron. Kv f-
Hf; ;Hf " owe their delicious and captivating flavor to a careful, iHE
WSSLWf B world-wide selection of raw products, and painstaking Br
d preparation at the factory. fc'
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II ; Sanitorily packed Everlastingly backed by W$
III UTAH CANNING COMPANY III
I The Daddy of 'Em All Ogden since 2888 MM
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