The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

6cuhscdly cuscv their brief step al
Churchiil's inviting rctreat.
Necessities Of Daily Life.
What a delight 10 the Tired body during
these DAYS of dust and ncrcC oaloric tur-
uoil TO secure "a cool, shaCy retreat. and
not 20 be forced 10 sally out even 70 SCI
cure the food necessities of daily life Al
the corner Of Abercorn and Liberty
streets is the establishment of James y.
Joyce. This merchant exhibits great en-
terprise for the conduct Of his business.
For the safe and elegant preserva-
provided cold storage depart
ment, in which is kept at frigid temper
allure every variety of fresh meat, the
very tfinest quality of beef, mutton, rice
field lamb, early vegetables in wonderful
assortment, and domestic and tropical
fruits, ripe and luscious.
The busy housewife living in the city,
or even at points like Thunderbolt and
Isle Of Hope have only TO leave their or
ders and the goods will be safely and
promptly delivered.
Comfortin the Kitchen.
It is the one great desire and trial of
humanity to keep cool during the swelter-
ing heat of summer. Every available
measure is taken to make life endurable
The clothingis changed to ligh ter weights,
the shady side of the streets are sought,
umbrellas are in demand and the soda
fountain is patronized by perishing pedes-
trians. The hotels at the seashore and
mountains are filled with every one who
can get away from the sultry city. But
the ''stay-at-homen club can, in a great
measure, make their homes comfortable
if they only observe a few sensible sug-
gestiOns as regards the comfort and CON
Venience in the use of gas instead of coal
or wood in cooking. This is the principal
and indispensable factor in the comfort of
a house during the summer
There is only one reason why coal and
wood is used for cooking purposes and
that is no reason at all 1t is ignorance
of the disadvantages on the one side and
the advantages of gas on the other.
For the period of summer heat now APP
preaching the comparison can be made
perhaps the more eloquent and convinc-
ing.
In almost all apartments the kitchen
must be near the living room. A stove
using coal is burning large part of the
day and well into the evening, forming a
heating furnace to the entire building,
which should offer, and with the use of gas
stoves does offer, safe retreat from the
burning rays of the sun. A gas stove is
burning only half hour at breakfast, an
hour at dinner and half hour at supper
Ii is an undoubted fact that there is also
a saving of nearly one-half by the use of
gas Figured up for the year, the account
stands this way Coal, one ton ST. or wood
81 per month; for the year SS4. This with
good management, but usually the coal
and wood bill will far exceed this.
Now it has been found by actual
experiment that the cost of gas in or
binary ranges amounts to 50, often less
than this, during the month This makes
but $50 year, a saving therefore of at
least S4S between theSwo systems.
This saving, the greater when gas is
economically used, which in many cases
it is not, because the fire is started before
needed and often allowed to burn longer
than necessary, which ought never to be
done, is only an indication of the greater
saving of time worry and discomfort.
The simpler any method shall be the
more it wins in a countless number of
little ways. The gas stove supplants
the trouble of the wood and coal range of
which trials the man of the house knows
but little. 1t is the woman who struggles
with them. But there are a few draw
backs which he does know about. A
badly cooked dinner and the diffusion of
heat all around him are fOrcibly observed.
The use of a gas stove would obviate
all this. How simple to turn on your
fuel in the gas stove as you want il and
turn it off when 1t is no longer required.
How difficult to get your fire in the coal
or wood range, and how long TO let it die
down.
Are you suffering with an oven heated
house. Well. then. don't. run a heater
any longer. The remedy rests with you.
Try gas stove at once. The prices of
gas stoves range from so cents to S25
You can suit your requirements.
The Mutual Gas Light Company
of this city can supply you
on easy terms and the economi-
cal side OF the question is so
obvious that there are many families
who could not get along without a gas
stove. Don't longer deny yourself great
comfort and even luxury, because, per-
hapS, of the fancied troubles in making
the change, but save money and enjoy
the convenience of gas stove in your
kitchen.
A Great Convenience in Hot Weather.
Among the latest accomplishments of
mechanical ingenuity is the Silent ice
cream and sherbet freezer, manufactured
and sold by Messrs. Lowell a. baltimore
of Nos 1876 and 157 Congress street. With
this beneficent implement the tiresome
and annoying grind of the old-fashoned
freezer is entirely Obviated, there being
absolutely no labor in the freezing of
your creams or sherbets. The freezer is
a cylinder-shaped metal tank Standing
in the center of this vessel and soldered
firmly to the bottom is a cylindrical tube
for the holding of crushed ice; the tube
being perforated at the bottom, so as to
permit of the free exit of the water This
tube is filled with ice and the unfrozen
cream poured around it, the cap fitting
firmly over tube and freezer; the vessel is
then placed in a bucket of broken ice, a
blanket or shawl thrown over it to exclude
the air, and your work is done. When
the dinner hour arrives your cream will
be firmly and beautifully frozen. AS an
economist of time, labor and ice, the
"Silent freezer" is an undoubted success.
This enterprising firm also handles a large
and varied assortment of other brands in
the freezer line: standard water coolers,
and that hot weather convenience and
savior of time, temper and fnel, the oil
stove, in endless variety.-ad.
A CHRONICLE OF PooLER.