. The Boston Cooking School magazine of culinary science and domestic economics. ate pastry cups fo? servissg hot or frozendainties—creamed vegetables, salads, shell fish, Irons for making deliriously crisp, melting wafers— Sa temptingdessert served in many delightful ways. With these irons, twenty minutes time, and ten cents worthof materials, you can make 40 of either—patty cups or wafers,Caterers charge you 50c a dozen far them. Dealers everywhere sell o\ss Irons at 50c a set,either style. If you cannot get Sfeexn, order by mail from us. Patty Irons, 2 desipu, with faE d
. The Boston Cooking School magazine of culinary science and domestic economics. ate pastry cups fo? servissg hot or frozendainties—creamed vegetables, salads, shell fish, Irons for making deliriously crisp, melting wafers— Sa temptingdessert served in many delightful ways. With these irons, twenty minutes time, and ten cents worthof materials, you can make 40 of either—patty cups or wafers,Caterers charge you 50c a dozen far them. Dealers everywhere sell o\ss Irons at 50c a set,either style. If you cannot get Sfeexn, order by mail from us. Patty Irons, 2 desipu, with faE direction* and illus. tj c~book of recipes packed in neat box. sent ^**Wafer Irons, 3 desirns, with fall directions and illus. rj(\~book of recipes; pasked In nsat box, sent postpaid.,, « ?«Few Catalogue sf CcUasiy Harsftiee free on request ALFRED ANDRESES & COMPANY1319 Washington Av-s. §©.--. Minneapolis, Minn. SHE. THE NEW STANDARD ROTARY HIGH 1909 SEWING MACHINE, Better than ever. Improved and BeautifulCase Designs. Now ready for delivery. New Style 14 A. Automatic LiftThe Lifting Device is Strong, Unique and Reliable The Standard Sewing Machine Co. F. C. HENDERSON, ManagerSold in Boston by Shepard Xorwell Co.,in New York and Phila. by Wanamaker The Doctor writes a Prescription forthe Kitchen Stove The doctor had been called in ahurry to the Smithson home to bindup the burns of Phemie, the maid. Itappeared that she was applying a ben-zine stove polish to the hot stove whenthe stuff exploded, severely burningher hands and scorching her face. When the doctor had finished withthe maid he said to Mrs. Smithson:Now, I want to write vou a prescrip-tion. A prescription for me! Of course,I am a little nervous, but I dont needa prescription, thank you. The prescriptions not for you butfor the kitchen stove, said the doctor,with a twinkle of mischief in his eyes. For goodness sake, doctor, what isthe new joke you are trying to springon me? said the lady. T
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