Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1933 — Page 8

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Tomorrow! Tuesday, 2 F. ML, Opening of The Times Free Cooking School

DOROTHY AYERS LOUDON

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Dorothy Ayers Loudon, nationally famous Home Economics expert, former state food specialist at North Dakota Agricultural College, member of President Hoover’s Food Conservation Commission, is thoroughly familiar with all phases of home economics. A pleasant manner in demonstrating won her a ivide following among Indianapolis women at last year’s Institute.

Dorothy Ayers Loudon . . Whose chatty lectures and excellent recipes won her a large following at last year’s Better Housekeeping Institute, returns to Indianapolis with new and helpful ideas for the housewife, homemaker and hostess. On a model stage, in full view of the audience, Mrs. Loudon will demonstrate the simpie, but effective, latest secrets of cookery and modern home-making. Remember the doors open each afternoon, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 1 p. m. Demonstration starts promptly at 2 p. m. Mrs. Loudon will also conduct an evening session Thursday at 8 p. m.

AS A SPECIAL FEATURE ... M. ROLAND RAPIER, widely known radio and concert basso will present selections immediately before the opening of Mrs. Loudon's demonstrations—Another reason to be early!

THREE HOURS FREE PARKING—CENTRAL PARKING GARAGE, 39 KENTUCKY AVE. K

HERE IS A LIST OF FIRMS CO-OPERATING

Wm. H. Block Cos. Thor Washer Wm. H. Block Downstairs Store House Frocks Capitol Clothes Shop Men's Suits and Topcoats Beaute Artes Permanent Waves Sears, Roebuck & Cos. Gas Range Sears, Roebuck & Cos. Enamels—Best Made Aluminum

Furnas Ice Cream Cos. Furnas Ice Cream Wm. H. Roberts & Sons Dairy Milk—Cream—Butter Pearson Piano Cos. Sen-el Refrigerators—Pianos Luebking Fioral Cos. Flowers Regal Stores Canned Foods L. S. Ayres & Cos. Linens—China and Silverware

The Indianapolis Times

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

And 1933== Better Housekeeping Institute

Admission FREE—Everybody Invited ENGLISH THEATER Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday —Afternoon 2 P. M. Thursday Evening —8 P. M. MANY VALUABLE GIFTS AWARDED EACH SESSION

Here is an attentive audience listening to the helpful ideas and excellent recipes that have won for her national prominence as an authority in Domestic Science. The valuable homemaking suggestions offered by Mrs. Loudon will make it worth your while to come early—bring notebook and pencil.

Kothe-Wells & Bauer Ko-We-Ba Coffee Nisley Shoe Store Shoes Baker Bros. Kitchen—Dining Room Furniture Russet Cafeteria Balanced Meals Roy Wilmoth Cos., Inc. Ford Motor Cars Lever Bros. Cos. Rinso, Lux, Lux Toilet Soap

NationrJ Biscuit Cos. Premium Flake Crackers Rumford Chemical Cos. Rumford Baking Powder General Baking Cos. Bond Bread National Sugar Refining Cos. Jack Frost Sugar Salada Tea Cos. Salada Tea Fruit Dispatch Cos. Bananas

Fuji Trading Cos. Fuji Products Kellogg Company Cereals Scott Paper Cos. Scott Tissue Quaker Oats Cos. Rolled Oats Standard Brands, Inc. Fleischman’s Yeast Morton Salt Cos. Morton’s lodized Salt

Genera! Foods, Inc. Jello— Baker’s Cocoa B. T. Babbitt Cos. Bab-O Borden Cos. Borden's Fine Cheese John B. Canepa Cos. Red Cross Macaroni H. J. Heinz Cos. Heinz Catsup Kraft Phoenix Cheese Corp. Kraft Mayonnaise

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