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The June issue of the Volt, which
1« Just off the press, deals with a
timely topic which Is, just now, up
permost In the minds of practically
the entire feminine pogiulatlon of
Josephine county. The subject Is
“The Advance in Cooking" and has
to do with the remarkable progress
made in the culinary art since the
day of our cave-dwelling forbears
nnd which has now culminated In
the highly efficient method of elec
trie cooking.
This number coming out as It does
Just In advance of the Courier Cook
ing School which takes place next
week Is of particular interest to
every woman who plans to attend
this interesting demonstration of
modern cooking methods. A brief
outline of the Medford and Klamath
Cooking Schools la given and an an
nouncement of the Granta Pass
Cooking School appears In the same
article. Several good photographs
of the crowds who attended the
•chools In these cities are shown as
well as pictures of the ladles who
had the good fortune to win th« first
prizes In the bread-baking contests,
thereby being richly rewarded to the
extent of a *235.00 super-automatic
llotpolnt Electric Range.
Interesting facts and figures arc
cited throughout the article to show
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how popular tho use of electricity
for cooking has become In the field
of Copco operations. It Is stated
that there are now over 1300 elec
tric ranges on the Copco system.)
which represents a gain of nearly
30 per cent since January 1, 192*.:
The reason for this exceptional gain
is obvious when one reuds in this
article a paragraph which states a«
follows: "A study of all Copco do
mestic cooking consumers shows an
average use per month for lights and
cooking of 161 Kilowatt Hours at a
cost of *5.62 per month."
Not only la the domestic cooking
situation discussed In an Interesting
way but the commercial use of elec
tricity Is also given considerable
space. It is a revelation to many |
to learn that nearly every new and |
up-to-date cafe, restaurant or bak-‘
ery Is equipped with all manner of
electrical appliances which range
from huge electric ovens to electric
ovens to electric refrigeration sys
tems. Several good pictures of
such modern equipment of Southern
Oregon commercial users are repro- '■
duced In thia number.
in this connection la cited a local
example of such a progressive estab
lishment concerning which tho Volt
has to aay as follows: "In Granta
(Continued on Par»» Three.)
THE COURIER
EXTENDS
A CORDIAL
OF THE
INVITATION
TO
Interest in the Courier’s
Free
Cooking school haB increased to the
point where early plans are being re
vised and arrangements are being
completed to care for many more
than had first been expected. J. J.
Buchter was here today from Rose
burg, where a school has Just been
ompleted and reports one of the
most enthusiastic schools in the
state. The attendance increased
nearly 100 per cent each day.
The contest which is to be held
on the last day for cake, pie and
bread bakers appears to be drawing
the major attention. The prizes
which are on display in the window
of the Holman furniture store are
creating comment among the cooks,
who are planning to have a try for
one of them. There is a Hotpoint
super automatic electric range for
the woman or girl who can bake the
best bread. For the second prize in
this division a floor lamp has been
donated by the Holman Furniture
company. The Grants Pass Electric
company is giving an electric wash
ing machine as first prize in the
cake division with an electric
vacuum cleaner donated by the
Clevenger Electric company as first
prize in the pie division. The Jo
sephine county flour mill and the
ALL
LADIES OF
GRANTS PASS
AND ADJACENT COMMUNITIES
TO ATTEND THE
FREE
ELECTRIC
COOKING SCHOOL
TO BE CONDUCTED BY
MISS L. CAROL DANGLER. EXPERT
AT THE WOODMAN
HOME ECONOMIST
HALL
FROM TWO UNTIL FOUR DAILY ON
NEXT TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
JUNE
24.
FRIDAY
25. 26. 27
Courier are donating additional
prizes. These awards may be seen
in the furniture store at any time.
The school will start on Tuesday.
June 24, and continue until Friday.
June 27. The Woodman hall has
been secured and will be open at I
o’clock daily, although the classes
do not start until 2 o'clock. Early
arrivals are assured of the best
seats. There are absolutely no
strings to the school or the contest
and every woman and girl in Jo-
sephine county is invited to be pres
ent to take part.
The school will be conducted by
Miss L. Carol Dangler, expert home
economist, who was In charge of the
successful schools at Medford and
Roseburg. Miss Dangler was in
Grants Pass today and stated that
she has been meeting with excep
tional interest by the women of
southern Oregon and looks forward
to a successful school here. On the
second day of the Roseburg school
500 were in attendance and this in
creased daily.
What is regarded as the earliest
recorded fossil forest has been un
earthed in New York state.
There exists in the world, exclu
sive of those unmined. 42.S tons of
diamonds,-or 192,500,000 carats.
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Every Woman in Southern Oregon is Invited to Attend
The Courier’s
FREE COOKING SCHOOL
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Beginning
Tuesday, June 24th
Plan to Attend Every Day
Lasting Till June 27th
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PRIZES TOTALING $455.00 GIVEN
ON DISPLAY AT HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE