Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-28


wagons viii be asbestos IKEA DltIt :
also necessary 10 be rear 20 he cas-
toners. "A mar doesn't like 10 cal hl5
dinner ia Flatbush and think OF il CON
ing all the way from the river front in q
hot wagon.
Amy scarcity OF an article at q par
ticular branch would be 'phoned about
10 headquarters. A hurry wagon would
respond at once with reserves OF beef,
lamb, pork, eggs or anything you may
name in the line OF uncOoaeG food. The
branch cook has definite orders cover
ing the preparation oil each meal.
mailed 10 him by the head cael the dsy
before. II he caters 10 100 families he
receives so many pounds Of meat, 50
much milk and cream. butter. eggs and
so many ioaves Of bread. and The local
manager must feed his 100 families on
his allotment. The whole thing would
be figured out scientifically and tabu-
lated. The effect Of the sgeather on the
general appetite would De understood
and the shrinkage due 10 the tired feel
ing Of the spring would be d matter
~forecasted by tables.
Waste would be practically nothing,
as a line Of Bowery restaurants could
be maintained by the management TO
utilize the clean scraps and subsidiary
glue, tallow and soap plants and chicken
farms could be maintained on the re-
mainder. The great wealth which we
are now giving 10 the Barren island
garbage barons would be utilized. re-
appearing in the cooperative kitchen in
the form of soap or on our own table in
the guise OF a spring chicken. Why, the
bread crumbs alone wasted in this LII
fayette avenue establishment would
Keep us in poultry under this plan OF
solving the servant problem.
"All the pies and cake would be made
At L central pastry kitchen, where the
company could afford to pay a hrst-
lass cook who has made a specially Of
desserts. These perishable products
could be delivered fresh every after
loon to the several branches in ample
time for the evening dinner. Break
iast and luncheon. simple meals, could
De furnished complete by the branch
. cooks. The laundry would also be i
central establishment.
Dish washing. the bane OF house
keepers without help would be done
at the branches with departments espe-
cially equipped with the modern dish
handling machinery used at the big no.
tels, Where dish towels are not needed.
80 - a~..laI. .asrLar IN a xtira baNlrgT
are soused in a tank of boiling water.
When removed they dry rapidly by
evaporation. This one feature alone
would bring the establishment more
business than it could handle. II would
probably be necessary TO turn away
trade
Il don't see yet where you offer 4
practical solution" said Mrs. Boggs.
How are you going TO serve the meals
without a girl? 4 special waitress would
make it TOO expensive. Tie whole thing
sounds like hotel prices. People could
aot afford il. II seems 10 me you are
simply planning 20 DO the girls work,
and give her every day out
Now. don't be too hasty," urged MIR.
Bogss. 1t is getting near church time,
80 | shall have 10 continue the elabora-
lion OF this plan At another sitting. AS
to the cost. | can show you that the con-
cantration OF effort and capital will re-
suit in such large savings that the con-
,srn will be able TO give you Waldorf
service and meals at the price charged i'll
good boarding houses Tor table board,
say five dollars a week. And remember,
NJ do not bounce till everything IS
ready brooklyn Eagle.