Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-11

sired or needed in her home when a
girl, married with all the above fes-
tivities and when it came to the
home furnishings, she knew nothing
nor had anyone suggested that she
give it much thought. The main thing
before was clothes, entertaining and
wedding.
why" she said TO me, 81 never
saw a wash boiler nor, wash board,
neither did know of any of the new
| modern devices for labor saving
either in washing, cooking or keep
! ing house."
| Let US take time to furnishsa home
and care for it, not a large one-a
living-room dining room. bedroom,
Kitchen and bath-and our average
June bride is not going to spend over
$500 for this, or if she has $1,000 or
more it should be planned with the
same careful judgment.
AS the kitchen is of the most vital
| importance, we will start with that
Eating is the principal industry in
our city, and yet we have treated it
with absolute indifference in edu-
eating our girls Talk about a
drudge" in the Kitchen, which has
been favorite word to use, it has
no comparison with that given on the
| plano stool for fifteen years. June
| brides, watch the kitchen and keep
your husbands.
In buying utensils, THE best is the
| cheapest" is good maxim to bear
in mind. One who makes a trial of
! different grades has ample oppor-
tunity to prove its worth On the
other hand, medium priced article
in the hand of a skilled worker may
outwear the very best utensils in the
hands of a careless one. Many ac-
cessories in the kitchen have come to
be looked upon as must HAYES"
through long use. The evidence of
utility In everything, together with
good taste and judgment in every
selection, is the great essential in
buying kitchen as we'll as other
utensils Here are what should be
purchased:
Bowls, five assorted; bread board
bread box, cake pans, layer, two;
carpet sweeper, casserole, chair
chopping knife and bowl, coffee mill
Icoffee pot, colander, covered rooster
custard cups, dish pan, double boiler
two quart; drainer, egg beaterS
(doyer and fiat wire beater). flour anC
stove brushes funnel, garbage pail
small; CRATER, high stool, kitchen
ca binet or table, lemon sQueezer
glass; loaf pan, measuring cup, floul
sieve, food chopper, vegetable knife
muffin pan, pans or basins, two OF
more: pie plates, two or more; potato
and vegetable press, potato dicer
range. receptacles for flour, sugar ant
Cereals. condiments, molasses, etc,
refrigerator, rolling pin, salt box
scales. Sink strainer, skinner
slotted wooden spoon, soap shaker
spatula, sponge cake pan, steam
cooker steel or aluminium spider
steel knives and forks. three; sauce
mans. three one quart 10 three quart
straiuers, tablespoons, three; tea ket
tie. tea. pot, teaspoons, three; toaster
vegetable and pudding dishes, two
waste basket, closely woven.
For the Laundry.
! Rluing. boiler, clothes basket
clothes horse, clothes line. clothe
pins. clothes pole, clothes stick, iron
ing board, irons, small vegetable o
nail brush for frlnges, soaps, starcf
wash board, medium, or better
4 washing machine, wash tub bench
wash tuba, two medium, one large
!, wringer.
2 Where there are stationary tub
e no tubs are necessary. Electri
Y. irons are desira BILE II possible.
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