THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30, 1920
r Standard-Examiner Cooking School Gives Valuable I
Lessons for Housewives I
I Gifts of Quality
t When you go to purchase an
article worth while, usuall .
you desire to compare all
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SEi-I'MiiS?' COMPARE ALL LEADING
4B KiSSWHBIl- makes of heating ap
CI pliances.
I9 jSj " s53 We carry lines of such well
rllf Jy known manufacture as Hot
Point, Edison, General Elec-
jjjM. trie, Universal and Westing-
'(! JtM house.
In lines of such appliances as
JdwH Percolators, Toasters, Grills, IBh
OTF Waffle Irons. Hot Plates. Chat- '(M8Bjjf
'w ing Dishes, Curling Irons and 'jMM3!'1' A
y Irons, you will find our stock v Sk, V
A complete.
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m The Lighthouse
Ogden's Leading Electric Store
4 2452 Washington Ave. Phone 581
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T J PREPARE Mr ni l As
I (K IN I I It s ( Mill.-
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v J BOBTON.- -Following an official
"'l vl-u by MaJ General David C shanks
io Cantji Devcns, it was announced
A that Immediate plana wll be itiade
; for making; the Aver cantonim-nt coni-
. C d fortable for officers and men during
"X; 3 the ' coining . winter. It lalsn con-
' ri.a 'mplatcd It Is understood. to cut
"fa down the size of the eamp so that it
UI have the facilities of a per ma -
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HOSTON. Charging that the tank
of hH a no tr&a filled with kerosene
i Instead of gasolipi! and that be in
'consequence cranked the uir until li"
! raptured hN appendix, Marry Carp, ol
Dojcester, filed ult for $r..u0i In the
1 superior court.
The defendant Is Morria Schloas.
; proprietor of h hardware store where
C;irp al!tfs he was supplied with
i kerosene In place gasoline
B I Checking Accounts
M I JKjp Bring Home I
!hHEffl Economies
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I affairs it will give you a constant, personal knowledge of just
9 what your living expenses are. Besides it will give you a com
1 1 0 plctc receipt for every bill paid
; 3 a 0ur ladies' room will be found convenient for the ladies who
a-X 9 arc customers of this bank
PINGREE NATIONAL BANK
which is to be known a3
I National Bank of Commerce
E. P ELLISON, President
CHAS. H BARTON, Vice President and Manager
J W. ABBOTT, Vice President
EZRA RICHARDSON, Vice President
H. H HUDMAN, Vice President
J. H. EILKY, Cashier F J. VICKS, Assistant Cashier
V L. PINGREE, Assistant Cashier
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STANDARD-EXAMINER COOKING
SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY
Makinp nf 1 1 1 slamliin :ulv- with butter including several I I
variations; of rhaking 1 1 1 s food cake .ml of ;i dumbei of icings I
I will bi the program tomorrow at the Standard-Examinei cook
( mi: school. This follows program f cake making today, in
which angel's food cake and sponge cake as well as several i
ings, are being demonstrated. These demonstrations, while nol
I including a" f the different kinds of cakes, are declared to givi
adequate lessons as the foundation for all cake making.
Baking Lessons Prove
Attractive Section Ot
Ogden Cooking School
Eager Interest of Ojden housewives
in ih l.-t methOdi f l.ikluB was
demonstrated yesterday si Stand
anl-l.xamln. i CoukhiK S- hool. l.-m
held t the. Ogden High school, when
lh' COpklnS experts gave demons! i a
tlpnt Of bread making and roll mak
ing No! only wa the 1 1 I enda nee the
largest of the week, bill dozens of
the women crowded forward to ask
questions rcRardlng handling of hread
Slmllnr Interest is ftxpeoted today
when the demonstration will be of
cakes without butter, tomorrow
iroKium liu-ludfs cakea with butter,
m.l Ihe final day, Saturdny. will have
a proprnm of r"lKf,'.v maklfta
In demonstrating hrnil nnd roll
making, the baklpg experts used Hol
leys Verbs flour, marie from hard
wheat. Slid Mountain brand lard inadi
l.v th- I -ti I'neklnR .'c rrovlslon
company. Thfl baking w.aJ doil oth
in ilumlnum fcnd kIa OVCn ware, pro
vided bj thfl Rlehardeon-Huni com
pany The remarkable ri suits that
. hi i.e attained i using an electric
range, n Kuithes range being demon
nmd. were commented upon iy
thoee pray i I
I I ' I . I '". I l IN I'll Ml
.Mih Gertrude I. oodi ul'f, who
demonstrated the making of the Park
er House holls. answers numerous
queetiOni regarding: the methods of
broad making, ami Mi-..- Veda I-.
Woodruff, who made the bread for
the demonstrations nhn explained the
' methods In considerable details. Rx
lilunnttons of the different qualities ot
flour, the amount of gluten and starch
' In each, type of flour and the ways
of utilizing them proved of much In
terest. .
Demonstration of toast ma King.
; using American-Maid iroad. and of
eoffe muklng. using MurphyN Hotel
U'tah coffee, was made hy Mis- Quln
nev In. charge of the electrical jjoons
display for 1 hi- l i.ih I'owt & Light
company the T.ighthoue and the ti--
Ideii Electric Supply c Miss Quln-
IM l used l.oth electric toaster and
electric percolator, and the splendid
results sire achieved brought many fa
vorable comments from the audience.
The toat was declared "perfection."
and the coffe" "the lirs I ever t (SMd
Mls Ouinnev "ls- explained the us--
of the electric grill, of the hot plateo.
Ot electric irons and other small ele -trlcal
vit'-n.-ils thai are now so essen
lll In really modern homes.
ELKCTRH EQUIPM1 S I
Many questions were asked. also.
abOtil the different vacuum cleaners
I the electric Ironer. automatic elec
trll range, electric washing machine,
sewing machine and oth'r household
equipment displayed by 'he electrical
supply companies Mies Qutnne will
makes demonstration of these during
this afternoon and tomorrow.
Indications are that there will le.
many entrants in th- breAd baking
contest, for which prizes aggregating
R60 pounds of Hher Veiny or Og,h n x
liest Flour have beer, provided !v
the Holley MUllne company The first
prize will he JO0 pounds of flour, the
second will he 100 pounds, and the
', third will he 50 pounds. The only
. special requirement of the contest is
I thai elth-nr Vclox or Ogden's Best
flour must he used, a grocer's receipt
', slip showing purchase has hern made
I of this kind of flour accompanying
1 ea h entry.
I m x.in PRODUCTS,
j L'se of Ogden-mude food products
throughout the entire cooking school
' has show that complete success can
' he attained through the ilge ot home
I products Many of those attending
have said that this Is one of the most
i valuable lefeon they have had from
I I he school, for it has demonstrated
! that home Industry can supply tnu
! cry material that Is necessary for
successful cooking and baking. The
I fact has been made clear at the cook
ling school that the I tah made goods
'are being used thioughout all demon-
stratlons.
l Lr aiwe of the special Interest usu
jnlly taken In making of cakes, pies
I and pastry of various kinds, the antic
ipation Is that there wilt be a very'
large attendance today, tomorrow an 1
and Saturdav the final three das of
the -ih""' trrangengente h- been
made for tn.- accommodation of alt
'those who attend, seating arrange-
ments being such that every one at-
' (tiding will have tlif opportunity ot
'witnessing the demonstrations ana
the recipes used wUI be printed in
the Standard-Kxanilnei. wo that It will
I not he necessary for the housewives
I to copy them at the school.
Bean Buyer for Ogden
Concern Is Busy Man
When it tomes to lelng a rare
ibean the Mexican "brlncadore," "i
Jumping bean, has nothing on the
conventional kind that socs Into
canned products for American tablff
An oi. ling in II L Herrlngiiin. pie
idem oi i he rihh Canning oompan.)
the products Ol which are being USOd
t the Standard IC.XRiiilnrr's cooking
school this week, no Mexican peon
comes nearer to worship in .the pur
suit ol a mere bean than the man
who buys beans In the world's mar
keta for 'his l tab company.
"This buyer spends all his ume
c hasing beans aiound the globe " gays
Mi Ik'rrinjrion. "When he learns
of an exceptional crop in Manchuria.
i for Instance, hfc gc. ,m. .n-,
It Is his duty to provide every year
the world's mosi perfect bean for
our canned products
"Of couree. we cannot depend en
jtirely upon nature wjien we aim at
perfect regularity In sl7.e and devel
opment All beans are carefully
picked over at our factory and the
culls' thrown out. The Manchurlan
bean Is now one of the best crops
to te had a n where and we are
using large quantities of them."
Use of Electrical
Equipment Is Shown
l nique as one ol the' features of
the Standard-Examiner cooking school
yesterday was the serving ol Murphy's
Hotel 1 'tali coffee and toast made
from American Maid bread, both pre
pared by use of the electrical house
hold equipment on exhibit at the
cooking school The demonstration
,of i h is and other electrical equip
ment was made by Hies aline
Qulnney, representing the electrical
companies ol iden
A large percolator, electric toaster
:and electric grill were utilized, tin
very tastiest of foods being thus
prepared.
Klcctrlcal goods al the show have
bc-n arranged in a dlsplav which is
attracting much attention To pro
vide room for I his display without
; interfering w ih the large attend
jance at the school, a portion of the
corridor al tin entrance to the cook
'Ing school snditOrhim has been Uti
lised. In ;' display are electric
ranges, iioucrs washers, vacuum
cleaners, sewing machine, percolators,
grills, hot plates, flat Irons, toasters
land other electrical devices (hat are
conveniences for anv home, econo
, mlrers of bofh time, labor and money.
Cincinnati, O.. is considering ihe
adaptability of airplane photography
to City plannlnc
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Housekeeping Pride Inclines fell I
TO THE ELECTRIC pap I
What woman does not get just at much pleasure r illil ll jjj. .r,.-- -jBH I1
and satisfaction from a 'house well kept' as any t-. Tif& jTCyTsT II 1
man from his work well done"? si. "I IHtML-l TVz-7T f J
What .-.onian .vouid not rather personally super in r' rrT"1
tend the cleansing of household clothings and lm j I
There's no drudgery about home laundering with j 'sas-s-r f jS' I I
AUTOMATIC electric washing machine or a '-J
NELSON AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE I
The tremendous distribution ol" these highly developed and modern washing machines shows I
that the American woman PREFERS TO DO HER OWN W "HING Itf HER OWN HOME.
Even the wringer attached to these machines turns by electric power You want to be shown, ' i
and your electrical dealer wants to show you
Warehouses I PT TiliB r 1 I I i S 1 I . pi rlTsS llJisB General
u . I L j E! viLa.'i!9LMllB 'QL I I L
kVtajVnDnBvesffiBHHSaSjBM Offices
Complete wholesale stock of electrical supplies and automobile accessories.
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These Electric Goods Are Sold By i I
THE LIGHTHOUSE OGDEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
2454 Washington Ave. 2430 Washington Ave.
I REDFIELD ELECTRIC & MACHINE
I I COMPANY LARISON ELECTRIC CO.
314 Washington Ave. 314 Twenty-fifth St.
UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO.. Eccles Building
Prepai ation of Peas j
Feature of School
Demonstration of Van au-h ceaa.'
Canned at On- large plant .if the Vun
Alen Canning corporation, will be oi)
of the features of the Btandard-BxanoBf
m-r looKlnp school. This brand of
pons packed In Ugden u seloited
lm the odoklng school by the cook-;
Ins si hool nian.iK ni' ni the verv fin
est of lhr ifcfnt crop being thus e-1
cured.
These peas vvin bs dsinUlji prepared
and served In Htnbles, nale ut the
'cooking school by the baking expert.
In this vv;i. rii'h of those ultomllng
the school todas will havs the oppoi-,
tunlty of tastlnK this dfllClOUS lrotl-
i net . The cookliiK experts say that
I there arc manv verv attractive ways
of serving c.innefl peas ami thut they
should ic included on nuiny menus,
'forming .1 most wholesome article of,
diet.
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mi; ii ti DRY, im DOCK
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BAM FRANCISCO, Sept. 27. John
Dry. of the Mare Island C.il i dry
docks, was dr .
I 'rv c.iinc to San Kram im o to avoid
remaining dry. Incidentally he was
arrested shortly after his arrival hero
for being drunk and not dry :is ho
! should have been, lie was brought
I hefore Police Judge ( ippenheiincr
' I will dismiss the case. Dry, If you
will promise to go back to the dry
docks and remain there, dry, for So
days .it 'least." pronounced Judge Op-
penheltner
Drv- promised that he would slay
In. that Is at the drydocks, for ItO days.
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I Thirty-five years ago Japan had
I 300 factories employing 15.000 people.
j now there are '.'.'i.OiiO faelorle-. em-
1 pip) i riK 1,000,000 people,
Women of South St. PauU Minn.,
claim the distinction of being the
firsi to vote under the provisions of
the Nineteenth Amendment.
oldest work of fiction 'Ut
i- thoinjhi to he The Tale of Two
Brothers, " written years ago by H
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You want the very best that is made one that givo
one hundred per cent satisfaction. That is exactly whal
you will secure through the purchase of the Starr Phono
graph We invite you to come to our salesrooms, Hudson
avenue, where we will be glad to prove to you the supe
rior quality of this instrument
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MUSIC COMPANY
2381 HUDSON AVENUE
Plays All Records Just A Little Better'
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