Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

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material, 10 secure toothsomo viauds, to
show how the most can be- made Of thing
and TO prove that the beet success comes
from iustpropoflioni;thA ti n fact cookery
aso fence and that eating can be made
a Joy a. we'll as necessity N study AMI
practice only lead the way. New or
renewed Interest 10 this direction calls
In question the quality Of the materials
used. Analysis tosts products, proves
quality and gives reputation. Brands
begin to have real value, and owners
OF brands try to keep mp the reputation
OF their goods. Laws insist that an
article shall be branded ~ TO quality,
and provides penalty for mlsrepresenia.
ton and fnui. 30 the masses are
being educated and ne rule IA intel.
llgent person wants fret class goods.
n. q. Nj. I. had n surprising test In this
direction little while ago. a com
peiitive store sought trade by pushing
tue sale Of graded goods, breaking
prices and making dolusiyr quotations.
OF course query from customers was
rife In tbs large store, anu at the
urgent request Of tho salesmen thu
same goods were Introduced into that
institution. Customers were noil-
fied-pressed TO buy; but n trial
was made nj all, the first was the last,
cavillors were after n while satisfied,
business resumed ils original condi.
tons, and now iis patrons have no
dispute on price or quality; there IL a
reputation secured, honesty Is oncouf-
aged, and vast numbers never ask a
price, they are assured Of weight,
quality, straight goods, and today
confidence is greater than even
In tue eastern cities this drift has
assumed a Tar more emphatic con.
dition. Health food expeditions have
teen, anu are TO-DAY, held In many
prominent cities, AN these very often
Include cooking and testing 100 prod
uots OF every kind. New York, B1s-
ton, Cincinnati, Wilmington (Del.),
Baltimore, New Haven and Chicsgo
ats ao,ing nov, while Pennsylvania
counts ON opening soon In Philaiel.
phia, Lancaster, Eiston, Allentown
aud Reading; even Kansas promises a
very large affair ere Christmas comes
add gges. 1. IL claimed that thtsr
OK osiiious nre removing vast deal
Of lnonsensical prejudice which hA,
existed sgainst canned foods In many
minds. II l. shown by actual procts.
that many goods are put up win
scarce a touch Of the human hand, that
clesnliuess IL imperative IN diaries, la
soup factories, IN crcsmeries, 10 the
manufacture Of baking powders, Ia
chocolate, cocoa, etc, aud Ia
teli-raislng nour and meal; that toma.
lotr, iruils, meats, vegetables, fish,
aud a thousand other forms OF Iortablr
food products are blessing to thu
nousekcepcf; that many OF them ART
cheaper and better than any orJiuary
family have, anu that this immense
variety Of we'll prepared food IL having
a highly beneficial effect upon health,
development aud comfort generally.
In these expeditions which, as before
said, Include cooking AMI tasting, tn,
whole question Of kitohen economy IL
Invaded; stoves, ranges, utensils arr
criticised; coal, wood. gas anu cleo.
trloliy arc compared ~ fuels, and the
prognos,ioation Is aroused that reyo.
luton In manners, methods and foods
10 already at the door, housekeeping
tactics, It's anxiety ami worry, its mis-.
takes, crudities anu failures arc 10 b,
corrected by the factory, aui that
variety Ia to take the place Of molo OF.
ony on tue tables Of the humUlest oil
tho land.
Well posted slorekeepers eau recon.
mend from this official standpoint
many OF their once alowly.moylng
supplies. The yerdio, OF science il I'm
their favor. Government use f.
recommendation OF itself. Commerce
exchanges our specialize, for those OF
other zones anu olimes. Probably
honesty IL being enforced by unusual
supervision. Cheapnes, Is losing n,
deceptive charm; AMI the humbl.s,