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EVENING LEDGEK-PHXIiADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1916;
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RULES GOVERNING EVENING LEDGER
COOKING SCHOOL CONTEST FOR GIRLS
1. Entries are limited to girls who are members of cooking school
classes of the schools of Philadelphia. Any individual may contest in. all
four divisions, but may make but one entry in each division.
S. Contest is to he limited to the baking of 1-pound loaves, of bread,
baking powder biscuits, sugar cookies and sponge cake, according to the
recipes used in the public cooking schools, or in the schools from which
contestants are registered.
3. That conditions may be identical in every case as to efficiency
under whtch work can be produced, the baking is to be done in a Gas Range
oven only. (Arrangements have been made with the United Gas Improve
menl Company to extend their free service during the continuance of this
contest, and any gas range not operating satisfactorily will be adjusted
and regulated free of charge.)
i. Judging is to be done by an accredited body of fudges chosen as
may later be determined,
h Bi 'i erntriea for tfte contest must be presented at Horticultural Hall,
Broad and Locust streets, on Wednesday, June 0, between 9 a. m. and
e, On the bottom of each loaf of bread and on the side of each sponge
cake entered, there must be pasted an entry blank clipped from the
EVENiNa Ledger, giving the contestant's name, home address, name and
number of school attended, name of gas range used (its number when
obtainable), and the article of food contested for. Cookies and baking
powder biscuits are to be presented in wooden plates, and one entry blank,
completely filled in as outlined above, in this case being pasted in the
plate. Great care must be taken in this respect, because the great number
of entries will make it necessary to eliminate any contestant whose blank
does not accompany the exhibit.
T. A second entry blank, filled out carefully, must be mailed to the
EVENma Ledger Cooking Contest Department not later than Saturdau.
June S. This blank may be cut from the Evenino Ledger, or may be
scciirediat your cooking school centre.
ji i' . ThfLcxhibi1.8 !M be Judged on Thursday, June 10, and will be on
display m the Auditorium of Horticultural Hall on Friday and Saturday,
June 11 and IS. The awards will be announced at the close of the cooking
school lecture on Saturday, June IS, this particular session being given
n mil """ j " L!i.iA A .t' -"nv ncnooi classes.
0. The goods exhibited in the contest will be dispensed through
OwntiHwaChalrity!rBa " auPiee Society for
10. The prizes will be as follows:
FAr ihJrsho ePehtc"'Ma mocZ!rn Cabinet Gas Range valued at
about tSS. There will be at least a second and third prize and honorable
mention in,cach of the four divisions. These prizes wilt be announced later.
ENTRY BLANK FOR COOKING CONTEST
Open to girls who are members of cooking school classes in tho
Philadelphia schools.
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Address
Namo of father or mother or nearest relative
Ago of contestant
Namo of cooking school ,
Namo of teacher '
Namo and number of gas range used
Contestant entered for prizo for bread cookios....
biscuits sponge cako
(Placo croBs after nrticlo contested for.)
Clip TODAY'S blank, fill out, and send to Evening Ledecr
TODAY. Save tomorrow's blank to paste on your exhibit.
until creamy; ndd tho melted butter. If
there Is not enough sugar, add more, so
It will spread inslly.
Ornnge or lemon Icing In nlso very good
on this cako.
The menu for tomorrow. June 2:
Hamburg Staak with Macaroni, Creolo
Style
TIbim Baked In Tomatoon
Brown Betty Bakod Apples
Graham Muffins.
William Edgar's Varied Police Record
Further Enlnrgcd,
Fifty-six Infractions of the law are not
enough to satisfy William Edgar, of tl7
Wlnton street.
In order to mako a list of 67 nrletlcs
complete, with two other men ho Is nc
oused of holding up William Holllns
worth, of 2128 Van Pelt street, at .tessiip
and Porter streets, last night Thoso
credited with assisting woro GcorKo Mc
Conncll, 2639 Manton street, and Oeorgo
neldell, 1239 Webster street
SCHOOL OF COOKERY
OPENED TO WOMEN
Continued from rage Six
vl-wed this morning by a reporter from
tho Evening Ledoek
"The modern woman has come to un
derstand what an Immensely Important
part cooking plays In life," said Miss Wil
on, who has a most extensive knowledge
of tho subject. "Brains used to be thought
uulte unnecessary and superfluous for
culinary art, and no greater mistake
could have been made, for It takes a
clever woman to understand tho details
and the problems which confront every
housewife.
"The old Southern mammy Idea of cook
ery Is dead. The new cookery Is a fine
f5l: V? llave t0 know J""' how many
calOrlCR . mile, ivIi.k ... ... u ji.l
.. ,.v .....u b,.0 fcu ctMiji uiaji aim
no have to make strange and abstruse
calculations In heat Units."
VOTES TO IMPROVE COOKERT.
, In speaklnc of the Evenino Lbdoer
contest and the lectures to bo delivered at
Horticultural Hall by Mrs. Carroll, Miss
Wilson expressed the opinion that these
will prove very beneficial.
"AH competitions stimulate Interest,"
Rld she. "and cooking: is an Important
branch In a girl's education. I am a
Arm believer In votes for women, and
when we do get the vote we shall all
bo better cooks and housewives for It.
The old Idea that votes for women would
mean that every woman wished to rush
irom the kitchen into public life Is a fal
lacy. "When the ballot la gained, cook
lnc and th HnmA.tt. nr. ...it, ,
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much In proportion. For we women will
have the power to Influence food laws
and to do all the things and make all
tho Improvements which for years we
have yearned to undertake, but which
bavo always been denied us
-.J?1?.. nrt..ot C00klnB I" so Important
lhat It really cannot be overestimated.
It means the savins of doctors' bills; it
means the building up of health, and It
certainly means a great deal In matri
monial comfort. The greatest care is
taken by druggists in the making- up of
a prescription. Women, then, should
learn that the greatest care Is also needed
In the carrying out of a cooking recipe,
"The modern kitchen should be the last
word In efficiency. I think that wo are
working toward the day when every
kitchen in tho land will be under Govern,
ment Inspection and when It w(U be the
prldo of every housewife In America to
have her kitchen and all her culinary
arrangements In as high a degree of
excellenco an nnn.lhlA
The following- recipes are for the menu
prepared by Mrs. Carroll during this
afternoon's lecture;
BnOILED STEAK.
Broiled Steak.-Heat the oven with both
burners for 10 minutes, riace the steak
In an ordinary double wire broiler. Lay
it or, the rack n the broiling pan as close
to the flame as possible. When brown on
on side, turn and brown the other. If
tile steak Is thlok reduce the flame after
tho second side has seared so that the
meat may be sufficiently cooked The
btWHnit oven door should b left open
when done, season with salt and pepper
and butter
, Mushrooms With Steak-Place the
mushrooms, skin down, in a flat, covered
sajjeepan, with a piece of butter the size
W a pea. in the centre of each. Dust
lightly with, salt and pepper and cook
M minute In baking oven. Thta should
ww9is uia aicuK js oroiiing Ar
raqge mushrooms around the tteak on
the platter for serving1.
Staffed Baked Potatoes Bake potatoes
!n !ibnk.1.'?s oven about i0 minutes Cut
In half while hot, tcoop out the centres
season with salt, paprlca and a little milk
?Ue , 1na be,it unt11 "Sht Till the
broCl!fngn'venOWn '" elthcr th ba'"e '
Strawberry Short Cake:
1 Ubleapoon butt.r
1 cup granulated aurar.
H tup of milk.
x 1
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1 teaspoon baklnp powder,
W teaspoon vanilla
2 tablespoons XXXX auei
Cream butter nnH thrBA..,.n.. -
ti.fn 1?i? ne, w.hol eBB nnd two y'k.
then milk and flour alternately, baking
powder and flavoring Bake In two-layer
Sn7n2 V5 " .""n.utcs wlth b"th burner
wSh n'iri.h?f,,.n,f 0en flvo minutes.
haTfaSyttTdaWobCertChrUScupn
h r.i-.j i ' , "" ul"or oerries snouid
merinraS mo',0 m. top and C0VereJ wh
M(lCTe, mnde rrom tno ""Bar and
mE1 '." .f ll eBBB Brown "bout two
minutes in the broiling oven.
Hot milk sponge cake:
0 txia.
2 cups auiar
Sa.'V.HJ0!1," Jk'n Powder.
eupa of flour.
1 cup boiling- hot milk.
.1ieat..Iv!"'beaten y"s into stiff whites
add milk ani beaT w',.,." t , '2
uSJTSS. .."fSS '? very
tank in i... . I' "vo minutes and
nv JL m lnut?.'L wlth ono bimer and
"v mll" Zllh aU Baa ,urnd off in
oven. When baked In gera pans use a
bakefromY2Ul th, burneralngnd
mv 'm 12 t0 H minutes.
foS"tihiU"a tW ,ab'Poon cocoa;
Vn-tablea.pon eu8ar; two tablespoons
bStter8 wlT,Sna ne tea8poon melted
"Butter. Mix the cocoa n boiling water
until smooth, then add the sugar and mix
HERE IS THE
Imperial Excelsior
Gas Range
"Made in Philadelphia"
This is the range selected
at one of the first prizes in
the Evening: Ledger's Cook
ing Contest. It includes a
box cabinet with warming
closet and plate shelf. Large
baking and broiling ovens.
Sold by all good dealers.
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Every Kind of Cooking
A J TT f T 1
sina uniwrm rtesuiis
First choice with good cooks ; selected
by the Evening Ledger as a prize in
its Cooking School Contest the
FORTUNE
Gas Range
"Made in Philadelphia"
It gives you cool kitchen-comfort
during Summer's heat saves you the
uin ana aiscomion 01 coai range
drudgery.
On sale at all
U. G. I. Offices
Thomas, Roberts, Stevenson Co.'
PHILADELPHIA
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Yes, but can she
bake cookies?
Your daughter has a chance
to get you FRFE a fine
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PRIZES FOR TUB WINNERS
IN DIG COOKING CONTEST
Cullwt q BanxA, valued at about
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A la Init,Ul Buwblar Cabinet Qu
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Ifcird iwIm Iwhis .IlvUton: "Dm,.
See particulars about the great
Horticultural Hall Cook
ing Contest in this paper.
grjrlf you are moving: into a new house make .sure it
Jwill be a "Cookeasy" home-equipped, with the
-Cookeasy Short Cabinet No, 1002. The very latest
tiling in Gas Ranfe. '
HALE AND KILBURN COMPANY
PINCHOT imOTHEllS DENV TIIEV
HAVE RENOUNCED ROOSEVELT
Reported Statement Vigorously Con
tradicted by Leaders.
Olrrord PInehdt and his brother Amos
have vigorously denied that they, with
William Allen White, hae renounced
allegiance to Theodore Roosevelt and that
the) are "'through With Perkins, too, '
which Amos Pinchot was repotted as
having declared In a speech In New York,
on Sunda)
"My brother was viciously misrepre
sented, said Glflord Pinchot In a state
ment Issued at Mllford, Pa , wheto he
now lives He defined his own attitude
as rouows
'Tlrst, I have not renounced T It
Very much to tho contrary, I recognize
Glim not Dnl sis the head of my patty,
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Ills X TUHicnsivu j,uii, uul an ivfiu
eentltiK ml own prerlso position on pub
lic questions more nearly than any other
national lender of the time.
'Second, It Is well known that I believe
Oeorgo W Perkins to bo entirely unfit to
lend In nnv movement undertaker In th
interest of the people
"Third, t emphatically do not bellevi,
that 'the churches will always be found
opposed to democracy In tho world of In
ditstr '
"Fourih, t believe many thlngu which
are not et In tho rrogrcsslvo platform,
but 1 do not propose to Join the Socialists
or anybody else in attempting iu u'
a new party. There are parties enough
now.' i . .
Amos Pinchot, In New York, denied
that he had alluded to Colonel Roose
velt In his speech and said that some 01
the statements attributed to him had not
.been made at all, while others were re
ported Inaccurately.
SUBMARINE USED SAILS
TO TRAP BRITISH SHIP
Dixiana's Skipper Fooled by New
German uuse.
LONDON, Juno t.
Details of the sinking of the British
steamship Dlxlana off the Trench coast
. --. .iiUn.,ln. 1inm that (nA
commander of the raider employed a new
-..... ant Vtt Jstlnns
ruso id tmry i "o .,o..B"
According to the skipper of tho Dlxlana
the submarine which sank his vessel had
sails hoisted when first observed Ho
was led by this disguise to mistake her
for a harmless sailing craft.
TAR'S LIVELY IIOMEroiUK
He Breaks Furniture and Has w
and a Boarder Bent to Uorrectioj
It Isn't calculated to arous 1
friendly feelings In the breast of a t
10 come iiuuio miu v iuu( vriiufc
find a boarder In hla house wearing;
which his wife gAvo him for a 5
rr't.j. in In fills ntkmft tTvt m . . v
tl mam nlit nhlArtr1 n ait-unn A..t 3(
711 jvoio wiw v "" " Hn viuiuuajy I Hi
uuui mo .s.w, '"wi v,.v n,0 pqirniii
t 1 Ik tt A nffof-enn. 19 vitarn M w rJ.
to the Houso of Correction, the wornS
iiiuiimio .,...w .,.....,,, jrBSl(Mra
alter oomining ms macnarge rroin f
linvy, and In a few moments UmS
bora, who have for a Jonjf time cM
house, sent for a detail of policemen fr
me Ui Biiuei- iiu Diiuer avenue iH
i- AfniylBtrntn Mn nVa f ttM Ju.1?;
Eco- Thermal
Latest Combination
of Gas Range
and Fireless Cooker
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You arc invjtcd to attend a very
the Eco-Thernial, which preserves
health and shows a very radical
saving in labor, tune, food and fuel.
It will be an unusual
DEMONSTRATION, Daily at 2:30
June 1, 2, 3, 4
J. Kisterhock & Son
2002 MARKET STREET
Built on honor, scientifically
varied in size and type, "Qualify"
Gas Ranges are the standard for
rniiaaeipnia nomes.
On display and for sale at all V. G. I.
show rooms, department stores and
dealers. Used in cooking demonstration
at Horticultural Hall this week and next.
ROBERTS & MANDER STOVE CO., PHILADELPHIA
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With prices of copper
and iron soaring, we
must pay more and
charge more for the
next lot of Gas Water
eaters.
fel
$3 aJI AwJIiL JP
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The limited number of
Water Heaters we have
on hand (tank or "circulat
ing" type) will be sold at
the old price
Without
Ffoe
JsOIJ Fltie
$1.25 First Payment'
and $1.25 a Month
Price includes connection to your
kitchen boiler,
We sold over 2,000 of these
.wfter Heaters during one week
m May, Our stock is going fast.
Get yours now at the low price.
Tne Untied Gas Improvement Co.
At Stores or from Representative
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