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En ASA a ) SEP ARN Sa I Se Aiba BAS 4 a Si ra ' THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1952 PAGE EIGHTEEN (i. £. REFRIGERATOR MODELS TO BE SHOWN AT COOKING SCHOOL Not every housewite has an elec- trical refrigerator today, bul, ac- cording to electrical engineers, it won't be long before every modern home is equipped with one. Every up-to-date and conscientious house- hold manager wants one. Most wo- men are convinced of its\ economy, cleanliness, and ready dollar-and- cent saving in food costs. They long for the dainty ice cubes; the additional aid it offers in preparing cvery-day meals, ith their minds made up to this extent, only one problems remains-- what make of refrigerator shall they buy? There are certain common sense questions that one asks about any niece of domestic mechanical equip- ment. What is the initial cost? How much' does it cost to operate? Io keep in oider? What is the reputation of the maker? What is the guarantee? What points has this refrigerator that the other has not? How 'do these points tally with 1n.y requirements? ' What have been the experiences of my friends with this refrigerator? In answering these questions for the General Electric refrigerator, it is pointed out that when a house- wits buys it, she buys it with the same sense of assurance and power with which she might buy a Rolls- Royce motor car. She knows, and her friends know, that she has made a fine purchase. In regard to cost of operation-- General Electric refrigerator uses singularly little current. The mech- anical perfection of the motor is one reason for this; the other is the placing of the mechanism on top of the refrigerator. Every mo- tor manufactures some heat and lieat always rises. In addition, the motor is the primary means of re- moving the heat within the cabinet. It is unsound mechanical construc- fion, therefore, for the heat to be imprisoned under and circulating around the very place in which the motor is working to chill. In short, it i like a man on a hot day run- ning to stir up a breeze to keep himself cool For 15 years engineers worked in the great General Electric Re- , search laboratories before they were content to plac this refrigerator on th market. Now the complete unit is manufactured in Canada and the long-standing reputation of General Electric is guarantee of record peg- formance, but, in addition, an un- qualified three-year guarantee goes with the sale of every model, and hundreds of thousands of owners testify to the fact that never has a cent been paid for service Regarding the refrigerator itself, the smallest model has 7 1-3 square feet of shelf area. The fact that the mechanism is on top as well as the special design of the freezing chamber and the shelves accounts for this roominess. The monitor top, as it is termed, 4s\ hermetically- sealed in a sheath of gteel together with ifs permanent sipply of oil. It leads a life-of complete seclusion and ads 2 Mie rem dirt, moisture and rust. pesatt contgol regulator is there on top, too, convenient to hand. The cabinet is all steel--welded. Inside the cabinet the corners are rounded so no food can find a hiding 'place in them. Legs raise the sabinet high above the floor to make sweep- ing easy. The latches and hinges are marvels of trouble-free durabil- ity. General Electric refrigerators are sold in Oshawa by Ross, Ames and Gartshore, King Street West. CORRECTLY-LAID TABLE IS SHOWN Local Firms Co-operate in Making Interesting Display Possible The interesting display of kitchen furnishings used by Miss E. Frances Thompson at the Oshawa School of Cooking and Home Ec- onomics this week, and of dining room furnishings, which ig featured as part of the correctly-laid table demonstration at the school, have been made possible through the co- oneration of the Adams Furniture Company. This firm has supplied the beautiful kitchen cabinet, table and other furniture which is shown on the stage, and also the dining room suite which is displayed. On this table are shown the cor- rect settings of China and glass- ware, and of silver. The handsome design of chinaware and glassware have been specially selected by Miss Thompson from the stocks of Felt Brothers, 12 Simcoe Street South, who are co-operating in the school, For th, silverware. Miss Thompson selected Community Plate, which has been supplied by Bassett's at Simcoe Street South, who always carry an exceptionally fine stock of this silverware. | The flowers which form an attrac- | tive feature of the stage and table | decorations have been supplied from | the gr enhouses of R. B. Reed, | florist, King Street West, and add | greatly to the beauty an of any home scharn | General | designer, C. C, Stenhouse, of Oshawa, For the pastries and cakes which are featured on this table, Mi Thompson made a sclection froi the delicious lines which are always carried in stock by the Jean Ruth Cake Shoppe, 8 Simcoe South, where all lines of tarts, pastries are carried, where courteous and capable service combine to make the purchase of this type of food products a 1 pleasure. ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES WILL BE DEMONSTRATED The store of George C Limited,is the home of cakes, eal Alle ; et nd electri 7 S as are ing used hy | Fr I'homg Cooking and the Sonic on at the Osha H I'e Tuesday, Wednesda Street | 1 dl | range, 4. all 0%, THE OSHAWA liis week. In this special sec- | be found t oi scveral of the ity lines of usciul and economical me appliances which are carried n stock at Allchin's store, and these vill also be on display at the cook- school each day. George All- Limited, is one of the Oshawa perating in the providing f the grand prize of an electric radio or sunray lamp to be ns co | given away on the last day of the school 1 1 Housewives will find the demonstrations highly in- , but will find the stock of appliances at the Allchin store even than that which is vn at the school ect complete BOVRIL IS USED BY MISS THOMPSON a large display | Miss E, e some interesting pointers on | MASONIC TEMPLE In the auditorium of this magnificent building, the OshawaMasonic Temple, the Oshawa School of Cooking and Home Econ- omics will be held on Tucsday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, starting at 8 p.m. daily. This building recently won for its second place among thearchitects of the whole of Canada in the monumental bullding class. Cooking and Home Economics, Frances Thompson the proper and most beneficial uses >f this famous beef product. Bovril s highly recommended by doctors and nurses as a "quick restorative" for irivalids and those who are con- valescent, because it stimulates de- licate appetites when solid food is not possible and cannot be retained The special value of Bovril is that it is very quickly absorbed by the system, and has the unique power of making other foods more nourish- ing. Bovrilwill not only de demon- strated by Miss Thompson at the Oshawa School of Cooking, but the manufacturers have very generously provided a two ounce bottle for 1 of the ten gift baskets which he given away at the school Baked ham * with a half ch tw, tablespoon; ire has been added basted whila cook gar to of grape p of will | | COFFEE, MEAT AND FISH SUPPLIED BY A AND P. STORES Freshness, quality and flavor are outstanding points in good coffee, according to Miss E. Fran- ces Thompson, who is using the famous Bokar Coffees, distribut- ad by the Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea Company of Canadas, I mited, in all her demonstra- tions at the Oshawa School of Cooking and Home Economies. Misg Thompson gives a very in teresting demonstration of the best methods of making perfect coffees, and in setecting a brand for this purpose, she had no hesi- tation in selecting the Bokar Coffee from the A. and P, stores. { In her meat and fish cooking demonstrations, she is also using e A. and P, meat and fish d:- | artment to make a selection of | the gupplies ghe will use every | day. All of these supplies will be taken direct from the regular stock of the local A. and P, stores and will be of exactly the same quality as can he secured there any day by Oshawa housewives. HOUSEHOLD HINTS A jar of burnt sugar kept on band to use in cakes or cookies glyes them a fine flavor and a beautiful golden color, Use any amount you wish of granulated sugar. Place in an fron skillet and pet over a low flame, Stir so it heats evenly. As it melts it will turn black. When it iy melted, add cold water enough to make a heavy syrup. This wil! keep indefinitely. Use a few spoons of this in the cake or cookies, The Well Known hausages Hams, Made by DUMART'S KITCHENER have been specially selected by MISS. THOMPSON of the Oshawa Cooking School, for demonstrating at the Masonic Temple Auditorium. We extend to the people of Oshawa a cordial ine vitation to visit the display of our products at Buehler Bros. 12 King St. East SUPPLIED BY GEORGE C. ALLCHIN LIMITED ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY ' CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AT THE OSHAWA SCHOOL OF COOKING AND HOME ECONOMICS The HOTPOINT | is an ideal range Hi-Speed RANGE Makes electric cooking simpler, quicker and more convenient. The Model RA 37, as illustrated, all metal, cleaner, for the small kitchen. Available with or without automatic oven temperature control. Right or left hand See these Appliances being demonstrated by MISS THOMPSON AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE AUDITORIUM TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY The NEW C.G.E. Electric An efficient and economical servant for your home. Washer Will thoroughly wash a tub-full of clothes in from 7 to 10 minutes. The new and improved wringer is equipped with a return drain which keeps water from getting on the floor. The Model "W" as shown here, is an ideal machine for the average home. C.G.E. IRONER An efficient labor-saving de- vice at moderate cost to light- en home burdens. oven models. Floor space 26 by 42 inches. THE C.G. E. VACUUM CLEANER and Handy Vae- uum Cleaner Home Cleaning Equip- ment that will give the maximum of service and efficiency. C.GE. ELECTRIC IRON chilly nights at low n The efficient Hotpoint is Sot. the outstanding Electric 7 Iron being sold today. C.GE. WARMING PAD ., C.G.E. HOSTESS ) \ ELECTRIC CLOCK A beautiful electric time- piece for the kitchen at surprisingly low cost, The C.G.E. Health Sun-Ray, Lamp HOTPOINT ELECTRIC GRILL A perfect cooking ap- pliance for the fastidious housewife, ELECTRIC CLOCK Never fails, yet beautiful and home timekeeper. The modern health- giving Sun-lamp, in is a useful C.G.E. Coffee Percolator Make your coffee on the dining table with this beautiful and effi- cient percolator. ; sizes and prices for all purposes and to C.G.E. suit all purses. ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRON delicious C.G.E. TOASTER The convenient '"Toastover' design which makes delight- ful crisp toast.