No saving is effected by a Nurse waiting until just before her birthday to join, as the sooner the
payments commence the sooner they cease. A proper provision for old age is not a matter
which it is sufficient merely to think about, hut a duty which demands to be done. A dirty
which every woman owes to herself.
WHY SHOULD A NURSE INSURE?
To provide against that rainy day which must sooner or later come. To make sure that m the
struggle for existence she will be able to obtain the needed rest and peace when she can
work no longer.
Why? Because it is an advantageous investment; because it is an easy mode of saving;
because it is a moral obligation ; because the Royal National Pension Fund possesses
advantages superior to those of any other provident institution, and is regulated on the
soundest actuarial principles.
Full particulars to be obtained from the Secretary,
lloiral $,ational |3citsioit JFuttb for |htrses,
28, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, LONDON, E C.
The “ Household ”
Enamelled Steel ,
SELF-BASTING
Roaster and Baking Pan.
Regd. No. 311,968
This Baking Pan is constructed on scientific principles for efficiently roasting
Joints, Game, and Poultry.
The steam arising from the process of cooking is again absorbed into the viands
therefore the Roaster is self-basting, and as there is no evaporation there will be
no shrinkage as with an open pan. Perfection of cooking is ensured and a
saving of nearly one fourth in weight. After the Roaster is put into the Oven no
attention is required. The Food cannot be spoiled.
Directions with each Pan for baking Bread, Cakes, &c.
SIZES AND PRICES.
No. 1. 12 x 8x7 6/- No. 3. 15 x 11 x 8 8/-
No. 2. 14 x 10 x 7^ 7/- No. 4. 17 x 12 x 8£ 10/6
To be obtained at all Ironmongers.
MANUFACTURED BY
ORME, EVANS & CO., Ltd., Wolverhampton.
London Show-rooms: Bath House, 59, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
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Presented as published in 1901. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
No saving is effected by a Nurse waiting until just before her birthday to join, as the sooner the payments commence the sooner they cease. A proper provision for old age is not a matter which it is sufficient merely to think about, but a duty which demands to be done. A duty which every woman owes to herself.
WHY SHOULD A NURSE INSURE?
To provide against that rainy day which must sooner or later come. To make sure that m the struggle for existence she will be able to obtain the needed rest and peace when she can work no longer.
Why? Because it is an advantageous investment; because it is an easy mode of saving; because it is a moral obligation ; because the Royal National Pension Fund possesses advantages superior to those of any other provident institution, and is regulated on the soundest actuarial principles.
Full particulars to be obtained from the Secretary,
Royal National Pension Fund for Nurses,
28, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, LONDON, E C.
The “ Household ”
Enamelled Steel ,
SELF-BASTING
Roaster and Baking Pan.
Regd. No. 311,968
This Baking Pan is constructed on scientific principles for efficiently roasting
Joints, Game, and Poultry.
The steam arising from the process of cooking is again absorbed into the viands therefore the Roaster is self-basting, and as there is no evaporation there will be no shrinkage as with an open pan. Perfection of cooking is ensured and a saving of nearly one fourth in weight. After the Roaster is put into the Oven no attention is required. The Food cannot be spoiled.
Directions with each Pan for baking Bread, Cakes, &c.
SIZES AND PRICES.
No. 1. 12 x 8x7 6/- No. 3. 15 x 11 x 8 8/-
No. 2. 14 x 10 x 7^ 7/- No. 4. 17 x 12 x 8£ 10/6
To be obtained at all Ironmongers.
MANUFACTURED BY
ORME, EVANS & CO., Ltd., Wolverhampton.
London Show-rooms: Bath House, 59, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.