FoodNet

The exhibition cookery book

1900

Page 54

Presented as published in 1900. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Advertisements. XI ; YINOLIA SOAP. FOR DELICATE, SENSITIVE SKINS, For Sensitive Skins, 4d. per Tablet. Yields a Splendid Lather, Scented with Choice Otto 6d. per Tablet, of Kose, lOd. per Tablet For the Bath, 6d. per Tablet. VINOIIAKL^'’ tONDON.N.W. MNTflWWc ewra cream Causes no Blotches under the Chin, 6d. per Stick. Contains no Poisonous Colouring Matter, 2d. per Tablet. Specially prepared to suit Keeps the Skin as Soft the tender Skins of o o'’® Velvet, Infants, 6d. per Tablet. '^1° Pe*" Tablet. Choicely Perfumed with the Scent of the Parma Violet, 4d. per Tablet. Creamy, Kefreshing, Pure Emollient. Toilet, 9d.&l/- Vestal, 1/6. Most Delightful to Use, Yields a Creamy Lather, 3d. per Tablet. Premier, 1/-, Toilet, 2/-, Vestal, 2/6. Sold JSvei?y^'yirli.ex*e Jell. Ad/vertuemenis. VINOLIA TOILET REQUISITES. For Itching, Face Spots, Avery soothing Emollient lledness, Iloughness. Sunburn, Insect Bites, for the Lips, 6d. In Hose- 1/li, 1/9, 3/6. Ked and White Tints. 1/-, 1/9, 3/6, ’ In Three Tints. Keeps the Teeth Ivory White, 4d. and 8d. Specially prepared for Toilet and Nursery Use, 3d., 6d. and 9d. Contains no grit or mineral acid, 4d. and 8d. Imparts a Fine Silkiness to the Hair, 6d. These Smelling Salts are of exceptional Strength, and most Refreshing, 6d. and 9d. Cleanses and Whitens the In White Enamelled Box 6d. For the Hair & Moustache Fragrant, Refreshing, Does not leave the Hair Pure. Absolutely un- greasy and sticky, equalled for Strength 9d. , 1/3, 2/-. and Purity, 6d. 1/-. 2/-. 3/3. Concentrated, Delicate, Refreshing and very Lasting, 1^, 2/-, 3/6. ^ Sold S 'Hirli ex>e. Advertisemunts, Xlll. VAN HOUTEN'S It ranks among Chocolates as Van Houten’s Cocoa does among Cocoas ; it is unequalled 1 Wholesome, Nourishing & Digestible GIVE IT A TRIAL ! CHOCOLATE For Eating. Sold in the following sizes Croquettes ... 5M. per Tir Urops 5*d. per Tir Square Tablets sid. each. ^ Bars id. each. \ Pure — \ \ teLIClOUS TASTU |Ti the breakfast tables of the\\brld XIV. AilvertuemenU . FRUGALITY. oo2:0{00 Many persons are of the opinion that they must begin in a large way, if they are to begin to save at all, or otherwise their efforts are of no avail. This is quite a mistake ; he who begins to save in a small way will soon notice the effects of the effort. In the daily expenses incurred for the kitchen and cupboard, ofttimes something could be saved, but the necessary knowledge is wanting. For instance, many housewives think they are acting in a sparing manner when they purchase cheap packet, or loose cocoa, because they do not know that really good cocoa (like Van Houten’s) by going farther, can be used more economically. Sometimes, too, people hesitate, although unwisely, before purchasing a really sound article, because the price appears a little high. But a very little practical experience will convince anyone fliat Van Houten’s Cocoa can be used so economically that it really is the cheapest in the end. Above all, it will be found extremely nourishing and easily digestible, while its delicious flavor never palls on the taste by the most frequent use. A dvertuements. . XV, BOVRIL KITCHEN. EYETIT GOOD COOK.