PLEASE'M,HERE'S THE BUTCHER.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 19, 17 October 1907, Page 3

PLEASE'M,HERE'S THE BUTCHER.

••'>We are-pleased, to-find that the daily menu we publish is appreciated by many housewives,, as the following, messages that have reached us show. Ono correspondent writes: ■ ".I.think the daily menu is a-splendid idea. . What a saving of thought and worry it.- will be to overworked mothers of families., Fancy ■having one's dinner ordered to hand for one every day. .' How . thankful:. I should... have been for; it'in my young days. 1 remember well- a certain photograph of mine with rather a worried expression, under which my husband wrote, 'Piease'm, ! here's the butslier.' " • •. .■ < '

A- girl from the ;Far, North' writes: "We ,ot the Moan.ofa copy of. the first- Dominion, tnd L immediately, looked up tho woman's rolnmns. Being'rather-; a sordid mortal psese days, I wasn't as much impressed by &e messages : and articles as I was by the wdpes. Next'day-. I tried ',my hand ,at 'Apple Amber,' which was pronounced bytay_family to'be : very:good. Lam, therefore, seriously thinking of, subscribing regularly, so please be sure -to keep the' standard of She-recipes up to'Apple'Amber' pitch." 1 , Another correspondent;'' who writes asking for some information, says: "I should like to;mention'here'_hpw very much I appreciate your 'To-day's Dinner.' ' It has come as a boon 6nd' a' blessing to busy housewives who find the cooking of'the \linner quite enough without 'the .worrjf'of, thinking' out the menu.. Then, again,'your.dinner is within the reach of all, with the excellent advantages of easily understandable directions.' . The order for tomorrow' is a'splendid.piece of'forethought on the'pi^;:'#Vow.\«xpprfc."