The Washington times., 1916-02-03
Washington Women Are Invited
to Try For Useful Prizes To
Be Awarded.
BREAD AND CAKES ADMITTED
Articles Are To Be Prepared At
Home and Sent to Arcade
Auditorium Before Noon.

position. at the Arcade Auditorium
Fourteenth street and Park road. this
week despite the inclement weather
will have opportunity Saturday to show
what they can do when 1t comes to bak-
Ing bread and cakes. The exposition
will be concluded Saturday with bak-
ine contest. in which every woman in
Washington and its suburbs is invited
to participate.
test have been judged and several
hundred dollars worth of household
appliances given the best bakers, the
bread and cakes will be turned over
70 n committee from the Associated
Charities. This committee will sell the
bread and cakes in the Arcade Audi
torium and the proceeds OF the sale
will be used for the relief Of needy
faTnilies under the care of the As
ISOLATED Charities.
Necessary Kitchen Articles.
The gifts to be awarded the superior
bakers included thirty articles necessary
In every properly equipped kitchen
They range from a S65 gas cook stove to
q vacuum cleaner. In addition to the
regular awards. gifts will be bestowed
upon the excelling bakers by the ex-
hibitors in the pure food show Every
woman who enters the contest and fails
to get an award will receive a pound of
tea. at least.
Each worran may enter one or more
articles in each OF the three divisions,
loaf cake, bread, and layer cake. The
cakes and bread are to be baked at
home and delivered at the Arcade Au-
ditorium between 10 and II o'clock Sat-
urdRy morning. The judging will be
done between IL and o'clock in the
and the general appearance. texture.
grain, and taste will be the points
considered in making the awards.
Prof. and Mrs. Sherwood p. Snyder,
who will conduct the baking conte at
aud Judge the entries, say several
hundred women have participated in
the baking contests held in other
cities, and they expect a large num-
bCr Of loaves of bread and cakes Sat
There are nine prizes offered in each
division. In the loaf cake division the
first prize is a Sentinel automatic cook
stove: in the layer cake division the
first prize is a F'rantz- Premier electric
vacuum cleaner, and in the bread divI-
sion the first prize is Bissell carpet
sweeper.
The complete list of prizes and their
donors follows:
Loaf Cake Division.
First-Sentinel Automatic Cook stove,
donated by Sentinel Manufacturing
Company,
Second--UniversaI Corfee Percolator,
n.
Third-Savory Rooster. donated by
Republic Metal Ware Company.
Fourth-GIightning Ice Cream Freezer,
donated by North Bros. Manufacturing
Company.
fTfth-Thermos Bottle, donated by
American Thermos Bottle Company.
SiXth-I.arge Jar Airline Honey. do
mated by y. [. Root Company.
Seventh--Threc pounds Rumford BaK-
ing Powder, donated by Rumtord Chem
1cal Company.
t;ighth-Can Lownev Cocoa. donated
by Walter NJ. Lowney COMPANY.
Ninth-Fackage liptons Tea donated
by Sir Thomas J. Upton.
Layer Cake Division.
Flrst-Frantz-F Fromier Electric Vac
mum Cleaner, donated by Frant7 Pre-
mier Manufacturing Company.
second-Ther1nos Carafe, donated by
AmeEiCan TheImos Bottle C>D1pany.
Third-J'niversal Teapot, donated by
Landers, Frary e Clark Company.
t'Ourth-Savory Double Boiler, do
mated by Republic Metal Ware COM
pany.
mated by Landers, Frary & Clark Com
Sixth-Three-pound can Rumford Bak-
ing Powder. donated hV Rumtord hem
ical Company.
Seventh-Largc jar Airline Honey, do
mated by A. l. Root Company
$.ighth-Can I.cwncy's Cocoa, donated
Icy Walter NJ. Lowney Company.
Ninth-l'ackaGe l.E'ton's Tea. donated
by Sir Thomas =. Upton.
Bread Division.
FIrst-I3issel carpet sweeper, Do
mated by Bissell Manufacturing Com
pany.
Second-Thermos bottle. Donated by
American Thermos Bottle Company.
Third-Universal bread mixer. Do
mated by LandGrs, Frary & Clark &C.
EnlIFth-SgVnFN
mated by Republic Metal Ware Com
pany.
Fffth-Universal mayonnaise mixer
Donated by Landers. Frary & Clark Co
Sixth-Three-pound can Rumford bak
ing powder. Donated by RumforG
Chemical Company.
Seventh-LarEe jar airline honey. Do
mated by A. I. Root Company.
Eighth-Can Lowney's cocoa. Donated
by Walter NJ. LowHey Company.
Ninth--Packaee Iiptons tea. DonateC
by Sir Thomas ]. Upton.
Every first prize winner will be giveI
a large jar Beechnnt bacon, donatet
by Beechnuts Food Products Company
The WestfieId Standard.
Prof. Snyder in addition to demon
strating the mixing of the Ingredient
for a number of tasty dishes befor'
yesterdays large audience at the Ar
cade, lactured on The Westfielt
CtdnOdEO. ne Sdlut III part.
The object of our work, which i
8 part Of the Westfield movement 70
pure tood--in fact, the object of tn
whole Movement--whtch is being pro
moted by the Mcclure publications. 1
tc encourage the housewife to dis
criminate between foods desirable 70
consumption and those that are ques
tiOnable.
THE movement has no desire to dis
courage the use of factory foods. il
fact. we believe that many foods ca
b" prepared Ia a better advantage in IN
factory than in the home. which re
lieves the housewife Of mary lnnenes
sarv hours rt work ia her kitchen. w
want to give every manufacturer
square deal and all we ask Is that man
utacturers use good ingredients In thei
products and Prepare them under prope
sanitary conditions. No one who is ~
terested in health can ask or d"sir
less.
~ would TGviss women IN use NOR
TeadN o'cpared f"rd und ~ the sam
A-eRth would ..' .'-. 'r"'~st a.