The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-16
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
An Article that will save it's Cost Severa
Times Every Iear, BESIDES Saving
No End of Labor.
office or write us.

An Article that will save it's Cost Several
Times Every Year, BesIdes Saving
No End OF Labor.
The REGISTER spoke briefly last
week of the gentlemen who are here
eanvassing for the sale of the Stand
ard Kitchen Cabinet. This week we
have seen and examined the Cabinet,
and it appealed to Us NJ once rs SO
useful anu economical ali article that
we ordered one on the spot for the
REGISTER family, and we have 10
hesitation in recommending it to
every body who is keeping house.
DID. YOU ever stop to think what it
means to the cook who has TO prepare
three meals day for S65 days To
have the things she uses scattered all
over the kitrhen2 To have TO run
to one corner for the -four, to another
for the meal or rice, to another place
for the oatmeal, grits or dried fruit,
to still another for the sugar, tea or
coffee, or other places for the soda.
spice, pepper or other seasOnings, or
hunt here and there for the coffee
mill, scales, cake cutter, crater. egg
beaten, or other kitchen utensils, tax
ing thousands Of steps a day from the
things are usually kept, reaching to
high shelves or STOPPING to low bins,
wearing herself out with unnecessary
labor?
Well, the Kitchen Cabinet puts al
end to all that, for it brings all the
things that are commonly used in the
ordinary kitchen, together in one
durable, compact and handy reposI-
tory and hangs them right over the
cook table, within easy reach.
The Cabinet is So inches high, q
inches wide, made of sheet metal,
beautifully decorated, practically air
tight, dust, moisture and insect proof,
and hangs on the wall in a handy
position above and a little TO the
right of the cook table. 1t contains a
50-pOund flour bin, a 30pound meal
bin, 30-pound sugar bin, and three
other bins which hold one gallon each
that are used for rice, oatmeal, coffee
or anything bought in small quanti-
ties; besides a bread or cake box, an
extract or tool box, five air-tight tea
and spice drawers, coffee mill, spring |
scales, cake cutter, scoop and scoop
sitter.
Think of having all those things |
where any of them can be reached |
without taking step! And all up
off the floor and out of the way, aud |
absolutely safe from insects or dirt or
moisture.
1t is no wonder that the agents
have already taken more than a
hundred orders in this vicinity, for
the cabinet sells itself on sight.
MIR. Henson, the general agent in
CHoI &c VI tlO duNdSeOIS al 6nlo pJdc0,
comes with the best of reference as to
the financial standing of himself and
of the firm he represents, and as the
contract provides that no money
shall be paid until the Cabinet is de-
livered, and that the one delivered
must be exactly like the sample,
there is no possibility of anyone being
defrsuded. 1t is our honest belief
that no family can afford to be with
out the Standard Kitchen Cabinet. |
The REGISTER never gives editorial
endorsement either to a man or a
machine without being certain of the
ground it stands on. And in this |
case we have taken the pains to write |
to Mr. w. B. Fouts, the manager of
the United Typewriters Supply Com !
pany, of Kansas City, with whom we
have done business for long time, to 3
inquire as to the personal and business
standing of Mr.. Henson and the COM