The Washington times., 1916-01-28
Three Thousand Persons Attend
WestfieId Show at Harris
burg in One Night.
ARE you CLIPPING CoUPoNS7
The Times Prints One Each Day
That viii Admit Housewife
to Arcade.

Mrs. Washington Housewife. are
you clipping the coupons which Will
admit you to the cooking school pure
food show and household appliance
exposition which The Times Will
bring t. the National Capital next
week? Have you arranged your at
fairs so. that you can get an early
start to the Arcade Auditorium, Four
tcenth street and Park Road, every
day next week?
If not, it were we'll that you attend
to these details at cnce 1t you wish
to avail yourself of the opportunity
to witness this scientific. educational,
and Instructive exposition.
Here is a telegram from KARLSRUHE,
Pa, where the exposition is now
showing, which may be taken as gooa
indication as to what the demand for
admission in Washington Will be:
washington Times:
Three thousand at Westfield Cook
ing School tonight, Thursday. streets
blocledA4wo squares with crowds un-
able to gain admission"
How To Get Good Seats.
Similar reports have been received
by The Times from all the cities in
which the exposition has been held.
In every instance difficulty has been
experienced in accommodating the
large crowds of women who clamor
for admission at the afternoon cook
ing school sessions, and men, women
and children who press for admission
at the evening show, which is fea-
foods. 1.-The Chamber of Horrors"
and facinating and educational NOV
Ing, pictures.
af ~ a
and at o'clock each evening next
week. The demonstrations OF the art
of cooking and the manufacture and
use of food products lasts about two
hours. The Times wishes to advise its
women readers interested in the West
field exposition, and they run high into
the thousands, to go to the Arcade
Auditorium some time in advance OF
the hour when the doors open, so as 70
obtain desirable seats.
The Times and Mcclure publications.
which have arranged to bring this
famous instructive exposition to WASH
ington, want every Washington house,
wife to attend and learn how simple
good cooking is and how to select the
best and puresr food products.
With a view of placing the means OF
admission at the disposal of Washing
ton women in the most convenient way,
The Times prints each day a coupon
which when clipped out and filled in
with the housewives name is good for
grocers have been given thousands or
admission tickets for free distribution
to their patrons.
Samples To Be Distributed.
Although the cooking school lessons
and pure food exhibits and demonstra-
tions constitute ample incentive to at
tract all Washington housewives TO the
Arcade, there are several additional ln=
ducements to attend. For instance,
there will be free distribution of sam
pies of food products. free distribution
of recipe books by Prof Sherwood r
Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, two of the
worlds most famous culinary experts,
the sale of FTof. Lewis Allyn's ceIe-
brated pure food book at a ridiculously
low price, by special arrangement with
The Times, and last but by no means
least, "a baking contest, which will
serve a double purpose.
The baking contest will not only
settle the question, Who is Washington s
best bread, 0ke, and pie baker?. but
will also bring handsome rewards TO
the successful contestants in the shape
of modern and up-to-date household
appliances. Besides this, the baking
contest will serve to supply a charity
institution with great quantity of fine
break, cakes pies, and pastry, for after
Prof. and Mrs. Snyder have judged the
entries they will send them to worthy
and deserving organization in WASH
ington.
Withal the cooking school and pure
food show plans are such as to make
the exposition of inestimable value 10
Washington housewives. and their men
folk. as well, and to aid a deserving
charity.