Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 154, 10 April 1910 — Page 6

TIXXS HICHMOND PATXADIUM AND STnT-TELEGRASX, SUNDAY; APRIL. lO, 1910. Mr t - - OO OO The coming week .is Women's Week at our store. We're going to turn our retail department over to the women and show them all the laborsaving, worry-saving, time-saving devices that this great store has collected to make their woi;k easier and more pleasant Were especially featuring the ttraasfafloii cS Almaisium toe TJsc nnJ EM-ETO' Iraafl

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Wltoatt TlMs Us To those who are unacquainted with Aluminum Ware we can only say that cooking vessels made from aluminum have all the good points with none of the defects that any other cooking utensils have and that in addition the food cooked in the aluminum utensils will be better flavored, will not burn so readily. Neither will the most severe burning of food In any way injure the vessel.

TSae Pemnioinisftiraffiloini The demonstrators will show you all the superior points of Aluminum Cooking Utensils, will show you how the vessels should be cleaned and cared for, will explain how to get the best results in your cooking. In short they will give you all the benefit of their knowledge and experience and make it easy for you to do the same, the high class cooking that they will do before your eyes.

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Monday will be introduction day, we'll show you all the labor-saving devices you'll be interested in and take up work in general care and cleaning of Aluminum.

Toesday

MORNING Frying mush, a golden brown, even color. AFTERNOON Cake baking. You'll see the difference between cake baked in tin and in aluminum, no bronwing on one side, no burning in places.

MORNING Griddle demonstration. Early in the morning cakes will be baked without the use of grease. At eleven o'clock steak will be broiled on the same griddle. AFTERNOON Stewing apples and tomatoes. ' Neither fruits nor vegetable acids affect aluminum. Later the tomatoes will be burned to a char without injuring the utensils.

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During the coming week we will be able to offer, in connection with the demonstration, one high grade aluminum skillet, one which is better than the ordinary household skillet, one which is equal to the hotel skillet, one which ordinarily sells for $2 for

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MORNING A whole meal cooked by steam in a "WearEver" aluminum roaster. ' , - AFTERNOON The same roaster will be demonstrated as a preserving utensil.

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MORNING The entire morning will be devoted to answering questions, all the points about "Wear-Ever" aluminum utensils, about their care, their use, etc., will be fi&y explained. AFTERNOON Candy making. 'Peanut brittte mada from dry sugar.

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MORNING Making of a pot roast in a "Wccr-Evcr" Windsor kettle without using water. Potatoes eccked in ths pure juice of the meat AFTERNOON Serving pot roast and potatoes and a general review of the week's work.

In addition to these dsmonstrations of the "Wear-Ever" aluminum we will be showing and demonstrating all the newest labor saving household devices. These will include the Caloric Fireless Cooker, the self-heating irons, the newest gas and gasoline stoves and the wonderful new Hooster Carpet Sweeper and Cleaner. All the new things in silverware, in nickeled ware, in brass ware, in cutlery, etc., will be shown in their best form.

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It is going to be a real educational week, we bear the expense of the week and do a3 the work, not with the view of immediate profit but with the view of showing ycu cur goods and teaching you the real advantage,' the real he!p that you may derive from thci use.

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