nings have been used by New England Housewives in
preparing Thanksgiving dishes for more than a century.
Your Mother and Grandmother learned to depend upon them, and you should,
too, because they are always pure, full strength, and of uniform
quality.
Ask your grocer for Stickney & Poor's Seasonings.
Your co-operating servant,
"MUSTARDPOT."
STICKNEY & POOR SPICE COMPANY
1815--Century Old--Century Honored--1921
Mustard-Spices BOSTON and HALIFAX Seasonings-Flavorings
THE NATIONAL MUSTARD POT
* * * * *
=JUST THE THING FOR THE HOT WEATHER=
=Gossom's Cream Soups (in Powdered Form)= =Pure, Wholesome, Delicious=
[Illustration:
Maiden America
Gossom's
Pure Concentrated Soups]
Quickly and Easily Prepared.
Simply add water and boil 15 minutes and you have a delightful soup, of
high food value and low cost. One 15 cent package makes 3 pints of soup.
These soups do not deteriorate, so may be continually on hand and thus
found most convenient. The contents also keep after opening.
Split pea, Green pea, Lima, Celery, Black Bean, Clam Chowder, Onion and
(Mushroom 25c).
Sample sent prepaid on receipt of 20 cents, or one dozen for $1.75.
For Sale by leading grocers 15 cents a package, 20 cents in far West.
=Manufactured by B. F. Gossom, 692 Washington St., Brookline, 46, Mass.=
* * * * *
="Free-Hand Cooking"=
_Cook without recipes!_ A key to cookbooks, correct proportions, time,
temperature; thickening, leavening, shortening, 105 fundamental recipes.
40 p. book. 10 cents coin or stamps.
=Am. School of Home Economics, 503 W. 69th Street, Chicago=
* * * * *
[Illustration:
=Trade Mark Registered.=
=Gluten Flour=
40% GLUTEN
Guaranteed to comply in all respects to
standard requirements of U. S. Dept. of
Agriculture.
=Manufactured by=
=FARWELL & RHINES=
=Watertown, N. Y.=]
* * * * *
Cream Whipping Made Easy and Inexpensive
CREMO-VESCO
Whips Thin Cream or Half Heavy Cream and Milk or Top of the Milk Bottle
It whips up as easily as heavy cream and retains its stiffness.
Every caterer and housekeeper wants CREMO-VESCO.
Send for a bottle to-day.
* * * * *
Housekeeper
|