The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24

or wherever you want it aud she
showed . small white cnameled sort sort Git
wasn't square. but Of an ornamental
shape According 10 Mrs. Pattison. who
really seems 10 he Of sound mind and
with a wholesome regard for the truth,
you can Just drop yuur current daily
washing. o. 10 speak, into that little con-
trsptiou, turn screw or two and have II
cleaned i'm no time at all That's ths
way YOU keep the dozens of soilcd arti
clos from pi''nS up 10 the appalling total
which 10 most persons is the price OF
You haven't recovered from this sur-
prise before you arc almost literally
howlco over by n most astonishing Cpl
Mrs. patuson stepped on something
That looked lllsc button and the visitor
shicd in 1mazcmcnt rs large sized re-
flGcrator popped up through the floor
like a lack in the box Through the glass
door could he seen the shelves loaded with
- tables. There was no mistake about II.
Tho thing was su ice bo% Mrs. Pattison
stepped again on the thing that looked
lk" button and The refrigerator silently
resumed its subterrancan position. when
,l was in place again the visitor could
sec that square section Of the floor was
In reality the top Of that remarkable ice
box. But more wonders were to come.
Mrs Pattison indicated two objects and
said.
These really arc what make easy
housekeeping possible These arc FIRE
less cookers. This one is the latest dc
NplppnlEnl IN illa' INC. ~ lh an GlCGlTlH
one that has Just been perfected And
truly II Is almost uncanny. You see this
clock in the front here. Well, suppose
want my breakfast 80 he cooked and
havc decided the night before what
mean To have. ! prepare the things
and put them IN the different compart-
mouts. Naturally, viii select things
| that can stand overnight without Injury.
| Then ! decide what time ] want the
things 10 begin cooking IA The morning,
| say at ! o'clock. 7 set tho clock at that
hour Then I move the pointer on this
other dial 10 the amount Of temperature
! | want i'm my oven. 20u degrees or what
! ever IT NAV be That's all I go 10 bed.
/ In the morning 1T o'clock, without any
| body coming near the thing, The elcctri-
city is turned on. the oven begins 10 heat
and tho food starts 10 cook When the
| temperature reaches the hgure ! bad set
on the dial the current is automatically
| shu: off. The ovens being insulated by
non heat conducting walls they keep
that temperature, and breakfast Is ready
when II is wanted.
"Tf A woman wishes 10 60 to church
! or To a club meeting, or To bridge
| party. OF shopping. or TO lie down for a
nap. she can prepare most OF TIC dinner
| in advance. put II in the cooker. set the
clock for the hour when II Is to begin
cooking and not give II another thought
| It's wonderful, isn IL
But even the oldcr freiess cookers
are such 2 splendid help. Here's onc I've
used a great deal Almost any woman
could have one OF ihcS". ana lcr" :
a gas range and nroicss cooker combined.
The walls Of the oven arc insulated. SO
YOU Hight the gas when YOU put thiu2
In and then. when the oven Is the right
| temperature. YOU simply turn out the
gas The heat stays there and tho things
Keep on cooking,
When things are 10 be, cooked on top
OF the stove YOU wait Until they have be :
gun 20 boil then YOU simply lower one
Of these hoods, which NJ tight 10 the top
OF the range when down, and conserve
the heat inside. Then turn out Your gas
and leave the food TO cook by itseli; f1re-
less cooking Is at the bottom Of easy
economical housekeeping
And here's another Improvement wnich
even New York women woulg have apprc-
| ciatcd during the street cleaning SlIlke
and which women living IN smaller towns
would be enchanted to have AL the time
n they thought they could afford II II
is n garbage consumer. People In the
suburbs or In the average town or village
find garbage disposal very real prob
lem. There's no place to put It, and. as
| the irish would saw, no one 10 put ~ thcIe-
lts very seldom YOU ana . "mIu town
| with Il system OF garbage collection.
! I'VE never nave any garbage We can
burn bushol OF 1t in ihis consumer.
: there will be ne dirt or disaEreeaele o@oor @
) and IL will cost all Of I cents. And you
can utilize the heat II YOU want TO- oe-
, sides ,
! galvanized iron arrangement. which, TO
YOUR untutorcd mind, fed on these mar
J vela. might he almost anything from an
incubator 10 = TN iOollndU, NiilS lc q ulrll-
, washing machine It Is lust fairly salts
factory We think II can bc and will be
| improved
/ We'll" YOU say. with the doCgedness
G | Of one who feels himself In the last ditch.
{ | you've got TO wash dishes snyway!'
, Have weT' mildly inquiries Mrs. Patti
[ son.
!, Haven't you?' is the only rctort YOU
E can think OF
. "TlI chow YOU SAYS the lady. and
l. producos-well. there's no use trying "a
Disguise tho fact; she produces papc,
Q plate Snc regards II. however. with cold
= | 1isapproval.
4 1T is undcniablv ugly" she contesseF
. "Th9, Is the trouble, 30 far We haven
. been hle 10 get artistic ones. But Ne arc
x ! going 20 have thcW, Tho largest manu-
< factuTcr Of papcr aud paSteboard novel
u Ties in the country Is figuring on tho
matter. But II II Is II vital copside era ttoI
: now that there shall be no dishes TO Do
Z washed and wiped these PAPER plates vii
!, meet that necessity. They are cneap