The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-30
GIVE ATTENTION, LADIES,
AND YOUR BREADMAKING WILL
 BE SIMPLE AND EAST.

Saves Your Time and Patience-Insures
 Clean work-Go and See the Demon
 strations at Howe < stetsOn's of the Universal Bread-MaI<er.
 One of the most popular of the null titude of attractions at the Howe & stetson emporium is the demonstration work done by Mrs. Taylor of New York city. showing the workings of the great labor saver, the universal bread maker. which by the way is manufactured by the famous Connecticut manufacturers, Landers. Frary & Clark, New Britain, No homekeeper should be without one of these bread makers in the home. Mrs. Taylor's explanations are most clear, lucid and practical.
 The universal bread maker is not only great labor saver. but it appeals also at once to all who want bread that is cleen and wholesome, not mixed with sweat from the hands, and clean as clean can be. With this apparatus the bread maker does not touch the flour with the hands at all, doesn't have to and hence cleanliness is most certainly assured. All who read Professor Me Gregory's article in a New York paper concerning his visit to the underground bakeries in New York, where cleanli- ness in handling dough was shockingly lacking, and where urgent sanitary measures were most manifest. will at once realize on seeing this universal bread maker at work that it is most cleanly way of making bread. Then as to the labor saving. All you do after the Ingredients are in the mixer is to turn the crank around and around, which is so easy that a ten year old child can do it. and in three minutes the dough is ready to be transferred to the receptacle in which it is to stand until 1t rises. It is all so simple, so easy and so cleanly that all will see it's merits at once, and if you want to make present highly useful get one of them at Howe & Stetson,s They don't cost much and Mrs. Taylor will tell you all you need to know about 1t agreeably, clearly and completely.
 A barrel of flour makes 300 1oaves of bread and costs at the bakers five cents loaf or $15; a barrel of flour costs $4.5O, yeast and shortening, $1.50; total $6. It is estimated, therefore, that by the use of this mixer you save $9 every time you use a barrel of flour if you make your own bread. Good home made bread has no equal, and the
 work required is all done by this uni versal bread maker in three minutes. You can get at Howe & stetson's lit tie leafet giving you all the directions necessary as to using this machine. Many New Haven ladies have bought these sanitary and labor saving. ma chimes and regard them with the utmost favor, and while present at the exhibi- tion take a look at the universal food chopper which Mrs. Taylor exhibits all so. It is a necessity in every kitchen. It will chop all kinds of meat, raw or cooked, and all kinds of fruits and vege- tables into clean.cut uniform pieces fine or coarse as wanted without mash | ing and with great rapidity
 I It does away with the chopping knife and bowl entirely, doing its work In one-tentt1 of the time and producing an absolutely uniform product.
 It is an invaluable help in the kitch- en-a machine that will be used every day and for almost every meal self cleaning, sharpening and will last a 1 lifetime.
 I A child can take it apart and put it together again in half a minute