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Salad Dressing
1/2 teaspoon celery seed cup sugar 1 tablespoon butter, melted 1/2 cup very mild white vinegar Beat eggs very light, add sugar and other dry ingredients, then melted butter-pour this mixture into vinegar-which must be at the boiling point. Stir until thick. Put into sealed jars and thin by adding cream.
Use Standard Foods Often housewives, who are splendid cooks, and who use the utmost care and precision in the assembling of their recipes, rob themselves of the good results that should follow, by the use of some unknown product, which they are induced to buy through the aid of lotteries, gifts, premium coupons, soap clubs, tea and coffee peddlers or other schemes. One of the most common tricks of unscrupulous firms is to pretend to give "something for nothing" by presenting premiums with goods purchased. These methods are very rarely practiced by regular grocers. They are carried on by peddling wagons of the socalled Tea Companies, whose agents (usually irresponsible men), selling inferior grades of teas, coffees, spices and baking powders, charge an exorbitant price, and give premiums or tickets with them.
Every intelligent housewife knows that these goods are not uniform or of merit. Also these goods cannot be guaranteed. If anything goes wrong with them, your pedlier is miles away.
In order to feel strictly safe about your bakings, and to insure the best results, it is necessary to use only Standard goods of uniform strength and purity. These brands of established merit you can buy from your local grocer under his strict guarantee. They are in every way very much superior to the unknown brands that are offered at your door by the "Something for Nothing" faker. Money spent with your grocer comes back to you in full value in high grade goods that will bring satisfaction in your bakings, while the saving in price will represent double the value of the so-called gifts.
The young housekeeper need not fear any baking failures if she uses Calumet Baking Powder. Her cakes and biscuits will be better "than mother made." = Candies