Evening star., 1948-11-17
ROASTER;
DEODORIZER.

tFTOW MTS. l.. a. r., AtcTuHUT Ill.,
To Mrs. c. M. H., Clarksburg, In
regard to your request for infor-
nation about an electric roaster
I have one of the well-known makes
purchased in 1910. (The name starts
with W. At the time was un-
able to purchase a stove, so used
the roaster with a tWo-burner hot
plate, and had everything I coul6
have fom an electric stove. The
oven does everything that the man.
ufacturer claims it does. A very
complete booklet of instructions
and recipes comes with it, and II
is very simple to use. In the eight
years I've had mine, there has
never been a penny of repair work
done on 1t, and with proper care
stays looking like new. now have
gas stove, but use my electric
roaster in preference to the gas
oven. It cooks meats and vegetables
Ideliciously, and bakes cakes, pies
biscuits, etc, to perfection. can
not be enthusiastic enough about
the roaster, and if you purchase one
I'm sure you will never have cause
to regret it, After I finally got a
regular stove, several people have
wanted to buy my roaster, but ]
wouldn't part with 1t. It's always
handy to have as an extra oven
as when you are doing q lot OF
holiday baking, always roast my
turkey in mine. The broiler is q
combination broiler and griddle, ano
makes wonderful pancakes. never
do they stick. I could go on and
on in my praise of mine and the
pleasure and conveniences it has
given me. I hope you decide ir
favor Of buying one, and I'm sure
you will love yours as I do mine
Sorry I've lost your initials, but
to the lady who wanted a safe
nonpoisonous method Of keeping her
garbage can clean and safe from
the neighborhood pups, write the
San-A-Lizer Corp, 1300-31A N
Wilton place, Hollywood %, Calf
It is an unbreakable, harmless little
cake that fastens inside the garbage
can. Noninjurious to pets and chill
dren.
COMPANY DINNERS?
(Fron Mrs. L. r. ~, Washington. }
I've often contributed and asked
for help, too. This time I'd like
suggestions for company dinners
that would not keep me in the
kitchen the last minutes Gas mashed
potatoes and gravy do). I'd like to
pop in the hot rolls and enjoy my
guests for 20 minutes as they bake,
with everything else ready before
guests arrive. Many magazine
articles have given such plans, but,
alas, they have gone. Is there,
perhaps, a book of such menus?
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POEMS WANTED AND OFFERED.
From M. M. S.. Washington.)
Can any one tell me where I can
get a very old poem called "The
Country Squire?
The first line goes: There once
lived in the village of Nottingham
shire" The last line: 20 Thank
you. dear father, then give me a
goose"
I would also like to have "The
Polish Boy"
Here is the poem requested by
Mrs. M. E. R., Washington:
WALK SLOWLY
II you should 80 before me. dear. walk
Down the ways Of death. well worn and
For wonid id want to overtske you quickly
And .isss sssk the journeys ending BY your
] would be 70 forlorn not to descry you
Down. some shining hishroad when I
Walk slowly dear. and often look behind
And pause to hear II some ons calls
-ADELAIDE LOVE.
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MEASURING SHORTENING.
(From Mrs. A. c., Washtngton.)
When baking, break eggs into your
cup first, dump them out,
and then measure your shortening.
The shortening won't stick to the
cup, but will slip out easily.
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PINWHEEL COOKIES?
from E. B., Chevy ChaSe.)
I should like to have q recipe for
pinwheel icebox cookies. Can some
reader help me out?