Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-09

for the prizes There Is no entrance
fee and all contestants Will be allowed
to prepare their prize dishes IN their
own homes.
Proceeds go 10 Charity.
Al the end of the lectures and dem
onHtrations the cooking and baking
contests will be closed. After the
valuable prizes have been awarded to
the successful contestants, the dishes
submitted In the contest VIII be. sold
in the lecture hall aud the proceeds
will be devoted to some deserving
charitable enterprise, to be named AT
later day in these columns.
Here is your opportunity, ladies'. All
those interested in church work and
charitable enterprises are cordially in
Vited to cooperate In this worthy en-
terprise, DO not simply give II your
moral support alone Arrange now to
enter the contest your self and urge
your friends to do so. Details of the
Prize Contest open to all will be eN-
planned next Monday afternoon by our
lecturer demonstrators.
DON'T Miss Monday, the Big, Open
ing Day.
on Monday, April IA, at the Grand
opera house at 2 o'clock, the World
Free Scientific Cooking Course Will
open. Miss Gift, the lecturer-demon-
strator, who will be in charge of the
all-week session, has requested us to
urge all the housewives and young
ladies contemplating matrimony to be
present next Monday. At this session
she will explain In detail particulars
In regard to the Prize Contest as well
as outline the various cookery subjects
on which she will lecture and demon
strate during the balance of the week.
This first session win prove an enjoy
able social time for all preesnt. II is
going to be big event, and you
should by all means arrange your af-
fairs so you can attend.
During the entire series of lectures
and demonstrations each lady will
have an opportunity to compare her
ways with really scientific and correct
methods, which VIII be clearly set
forth by the lecturer
Keep Out Of the Rut
Miss Cliff says II is surprising how
the average housewife gets in rut'
in her ways OF cooking. She does the
same things over and over in the same
old way, which may be the best way
and may not; ordinarily It Is not. And
in nearly every case, even the most
ordinary dishes are prepared different
ly by different cooks.
Doubtless all Of us have observed
this ourselves. Did you ever find any
one who could cook quite like your
mother? Haven't YOU observed, when
a guest at different homes, how the
fiavors OF the foods differ? Each is in
rut all her own, and the fact that
this is so generally true is evidence
that few cooks follow scientific meth
DDS, but that each one has developed
a system and "style" all her own.
Young Ladies Especially Invited.
The World has had special
thought for the many young ladies Of
Tulsa and vicinity who are looking for
ward to the time when they will super
intend the cooking in their own home
This is a most excellent opportunity
for all grown-up girls and-young ladies
to get started right in the matter of
cooking by an expert Of exceptional
ability.
This is something that should inter
est every right thinking woman, for
after all woman's greatest charm is to
be womanly. to grace a home in a
womanly way and in no way is put
to so certain, constant or severe test
as in connection with the cooking.
Both Miss Gift and the World ex-
tend a special invitation to all young
ladies to attend all the sessions of the
cooking school next week, Remem-
Der the time and place, each afternoon
at the Grand at o'clock.
Wantcd-Nicc. clean rags. Bring
thor, tnIay World