BLOCK BISCUIT AND CRACKER COMPANY is an Atlanta firm acquiring- national prominence owing to the excellence of its wares. This firm has given an elaborate demonstration of its products at a general meeting of our Home Economics Department, and we endorse it most heartily. A visitor to its large factories is immediately impressed by the hygienic conditions under wKich these dainty cakes and crackers are made. L. W. ROGERS GROCERY CO. enjoys the friendship and ap- pi*eciation of Atlanta housewives to the fullest extent. This firm made it possible, during the difficult war period, for a great many of us to furnish our tables with the necessaries of life at a price which was not prohibitive. Continuing this policy during peace times, makes the "Rogers Habit" part of the daily life of ninety per cent of Atlanta housewives. KING HARDWARE— Seems to have everything that anbody could wish to equip a home, both inside and outside. Through this store, our Department purchased many hundred dollars worth of equipment to furnish our model club kitchen, and we are prom- ised by the management that the articles mentioned in our chaptf'r on KITCHEN EQUIPMENT will be on hand, when the Cookbook readers ask for them. SOUTHERN DECORATING CO. A trip through this store makes one want to give a party every day in the year, for such fascinating things as are to be seen ! Dainty favors for tea par- ties, funny favors for children's parties (old or young), and ma- terials to decorate the walls of immense halls, or large areas — for auto parades, or at any time when the spirit moves us to "dress up". Entertainers at the many social functions of the Woman's Club and elsewhere, will find a delightful variety of table decora- tions. GEORGIA RAILWAY & POWER COMPANY.— Doesn't that seem like a big subject to handle in one little paragraph? Visions of elemental powers harnessed and brought into subjection are more understandable, however, when we think of them in terms of cooking, baking, and in the evening, the cheery reading lamp. Furnished in such abundance, and with no eflfort on our part we are apt to take such luxuries as a matter of course, without paus- ing to think of the arduous labor that makes them possible. Let us give thought, now and then, to the time and effort which have made these comforts ours, and let us do our part, in conservation and co-operation. Our readers will find our chapter on gas economy very useful in this connection. OUR ADVERTISING FAMILY 249 ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY. — Two very important events will happen simultaneously in Atlanta — the production of this Cookbook and the introduction of a brand new pastry flour called 'Tride of Atlanta". We are glad to recommend its use in our cake recipes ; and as Irwin Cobb says, "Say it with flours". A long time has been spent in making ready for the market this pastry flour, inspired by the desire to call only the very best — "PRIDE OF ATLANTA". As all good cooks know a fine pastry flour is absolutely necessary for the making of fine pastries, so we are glad to be among the first to sponsor this brand. JEWEL FURNITURE POLISH— The invention of an Atlanta woman, this polish abundantly proves the theory that home prod- ucts may be as good or sometimes better than those for which we go far afield. This polish has been thoroughly tested by the Depart- ment, and we heartily recommend it.

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BLOCK BISCUIT AND CRACKER COMPANY is an Atlanta firm acquiring national prominence owing to the excellence of its wares. This firm has given an elaborate demonstration of its products at a general meeting of our Home Economics Department, and we endorse it most heartily. A visitor to its large factories is immediately impressed by the hygienic conditions under which these dainty cakes and crackers are made. L. W. ROGERS GROCERY CO. enjoys the friendship and appreciation of Atlanta housewives to the fullest extent. This firm made it possible, during the difficult war period, for a great many of us to furnish our tables with the necessaries of life at a price which was not prohibitive. Continuing this policy during peace times, makes the "Rogers Habit" part of the daily life of ninety per cent of Atlanta housewives. KING HARDWARE— Seems to have everything that anybody could wish to equip a home, both inside and outside. Through this store, our Department purchased many hundred dollars worth of equipment to furnish our model club kitchen, and we are promised by the management that the articles mentioned in our chapter on KITCHEN EQUIPMENT will be on hand, when the Cookbook readers ask for them. SOUTHERN DECORATING CO. A trip through this store makes one want to give a party every day in the year, for such fascinating things as are to be seen ! Dainty favors for tea parties, funny favors for children's parties (old or young), and materials to decorate the walls of immense halls, or large areas — for auto parades, or at any time when the spirit moves us to "dress up". Entertainers at the many social functions of the Woman's Club and elsewhere, will find a delightful variety of table decorations. GEORGIA RAILWAY & POWER COMPANY.— Doesn't that seem like a big subject to handle in one little paragraph? Visions of elemental powers harnessed and brought into subjection are more understandable, however, when we think of them in terms of cooking, baking, and in the evening, the cheery reading lamp. Furnished in such abundance, and with no effort on our part we are apt to take such luxuries as a matter of course, without pausing to think of the arduous labor that makes them possible. Let us give thought, now and then, to the time and effort which have made these comforts ours, and let us do our part, in conservation and co-operation. Our readers will find our chapter on gas economy very useful in this connection. OUR ADVERTISING FAMILY 249 ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY. — Two very important events will happen simultaneously in Atlanta — the production of this Cookbook and the introduction of a brand new pastry flour called 'Tride of Atlanta". We are glad to recommend its use in our cake recipes ; and as Irwin Cobb says, "Say it with flours". A long time has been spent in making ready for the market this pastry flour, inspired by the desire to call only the very best — "PRIDE OF ATLANTA". As all good cooks know a fine pastry flour is absolutely necessary for the making of fine pastries, so we are glad to be among the first to sponsor this brand. JEWEL FURNITURE POLISH— The invention of an Atlanta woman, this polish abundantly proves the theory that home products may be as good or sometimes better than those for which we go far afield. This polish has been thoroughly tested by the Department, and we heartily recommend it.

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