The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-05
BIG COOKING
 SCHOOL WILL OPEN MONDAY
MRS. HELEN ARMSTRONG AND AS. slsTANTs ARRIVE FOR WEEK
 OF INSTRUCTION.
Ladies of Hot Springs Will Profit by the Teachings Of an Expert-Ini- tia Announcement Win Be
 Found Elsewhere.

The Sentinel Records big free cook ing school opens tomorrow at the Auditorium theater.
 Every woman ana girl in the city should make arrangements to attend every afternoon, as there will be lec- lures and demonstrations of interest every day
 The balcony of the theater has been reserved for colored women. This is to give the ladies of Hot Springs an opportunity to permit their cooks to attend and also to give the colored cooks of the city an opportunity to profit by the instruction.
 The preparation of palatable dishes, healthful foods, sanitary methods, re. frigeration, kitchen conveniences and economy are few of the important subjects specialized by Mrs Arm strong.
 Mrs Helen Armstrong is one of the worlds greatest opponents of the culinary art, and fortunate, indeed, is Hot Springs, to secure week of her valuable time.
 Remember, the cooking school is ab- solutely free. and the Sentinel-Record invites every woman and girl of the city to be present each day to profit by the instruction given, to receive the free recipes and cook books and to take part in the cooking contests by which s250 worth of valuable prizes may he secured by those who excel.
 The school will open every after noon at 1:SO From to 2:30 splen- did musical program will be rendered while the ladies are making them selves comfortable, and at 2:30 Mrs. Armstrong will begin her lectures and demonstrations.
 On other pages of this issue will be found the daily program and synopsis of the work in hand for Monday after noon, and accompanying the program the advertisements and announce ments of the business men who handle the articles of kitchen and dining room use. The merchants of Hot Springs appreciate the fact that Mrs. Arm strong is holding a cooking school, under the auspices of the Sentinel Record in the smallest city in point of population in which she has ever demonstrated. It is an exceptional op. portunity and they have taken advan- tage of it to tell the assembled house wives of the city what they have to offer. In addition they are displaying their wares in the lobby of the thea ter for the inspection of the ladies in attendance.
 There is splendid interest in the cooking school and unless all indica- tions fail. the lectures will be heard by 1000 women daily The experts in charge of the affair are highly pleas ed with the manner in which the wom- en of Hot Springs are interesting themselves in the cooking school and believe that it will be record break one from the standpoint of attendance.
 Mrs. Armstrong and her assistants arrived from Little Rock last night, ready to take up the work of the week.
 The initial program of the cooking school will demonstrate six principles of cookery. accompanied by an under standable lecture by the demonstra- tor, who will endeavor to answer any and all questions propounded to her by ladies in attendance. Each suc- ceeding day Mrs. Armstrong will take up six principles of the culinary art and demonstrate them to the audience so faithfully that all will be able to follow her teachings.
 Much of Mrs Armstrong's prestige in the culinary world results from her ability to instruct her audience. Not only is she one of the most famous cooks in the United States, but she possesses the rare faculty of being able to transmit her knowledge ana ability to others.
 On one day during the week, the date not being announced, 500 5O-page cook books, containing recipes of all the best known and most practical dishes known, will be given away Ev' cry day valuable recipes and notes or cookery will be given, and every lad