We are giving the public in this new edition eighteenadmirable colored plates on three inserts which show thetwo most common methods of cutting beef, a chapter oneconomical dishes, one on Southern or Creole dishes, andabout fifty new receipts, in addition to the same superfinecook book that has been received with so much favor.
It is our aim to improve the book in every way andkeep it abreast of the times. No one—not even theUnited States government—has ever attempted suchexpensive illustrations of cuts of meat, and we believethey will be appreciated by every one who has occasionto order provisions.
The price of the book remains the same, and we areglad to furnish a greatly improved cook book of increasedcost as our recognition of the friendly attitude of thegreat public toward our goods.
Boston.
We present this cook book with confidence that itbrings up to date the modern possibilities of the table.It is prepared by a woman who has devoted her life toscientific and artistic cooking, and who has recently beenhonored by appointment to full charge of the culinarydepartment of one of the most advanced colleges for self-supportingwomen in the country. She speaks withknowledge and authority.
We hope the book will contribute something to thefine art of living in many homes, making those homesthe happier and more attractive for the husband andchildren, and solving many a problem for brides andbeginners.
Thousands of our most valued customers cannot affordto prepare many of these dishes very