The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-29

has had ,wo stoves in continuous P
use and a greater part of the time
three stoves Ws arrived a, Ms
Eaa1s home O. about 1880 O'Clock .
iu the morning s.-ce the gas has
been put 10 up 20 .he time q the
visit the meter showed that % cents .
worth % 'uel had been used. OF
course Mrs Kahn understands the
Use % natural gas. having used 30
prior 20 making her home In Ard.
more.
Hon do you Ike natural gas.
Nrs Kahn"
Il Is the very thing 70 keep a
housewife in good temper. and /
would not be without Il FOR anything
! haven't got 70 worry about bring.
.ng in the kindling. haven't got
20 bother with cleaning up the
house about forty times a day az.
ter bringing In coal and wood and
after ashes and c!nders have been
removed. read my meter this NOR.
ming and have only used up about
a thousand feet Of gas. and in the
meantime have had in constant
use two stoves. and a good part
q The time three stoves
Tn. ne Of Judge Hosea Town
send was next visited. Mrs. Town
send burns four fires and seven
lights. and was the first 70 have
gas installed Gas was put IN the
. Townsend home on Monday night.
The meter when read showed that
only 50 cents worth Of gas had
been used up in that period Of time
and the family was without Gin
ders. SCOT, ashes and a dirty floor
Mr. Townsend was asked the usual
question and sne replied about a.
follows:
Why. am just carried away with
i'. and am going 10 have It put
all over the house Cooking is not
the least Di, Of trouble in the world
, 70 me now. and / can regulate my
, fires now just as | want them. Not
only that, but the Judge and take
4. our cat maps in the morning and
then get out earlier than usual
think II is the best thing in the
world for the housewife"
Walking up the street from Judge
9 Townsends house the party went
j. 70 the home OF Mrs Jo F. Williams
- az the corner OF b street and First
avenue. Southwest. Mrs. Williams
= said:
/ am not afraid OF &, and | like
. IL oh, so much better than like
. any other fuel. Ny kitchen work used
/, to be drudgery TO me, and now it
J. is a pleasure for me 10 go into the
kitchen and cook. have it in one
fire place, in th- kitchen range, in
! the bath room and up stairs in the
j. brick house over the Union Review
j. where We have several rooms rented
.- out 10 boarders.'
n
went to the nome Of NJ l.. Alexand' p
'r 72O ID street, Northwest Mrs. Al
! eXander, after the usual preliminary
y in,roductions and preliminary ques
s. tions. said:
IS Il like II fine and am getting les.
e fearful Of it every day. think tha
fs q.
IS fuel"
The Alexander's have been usinl
y the gas since Christmas day, and moi
:. under the best advantages, but wheI
l. the meter was read 1t showed thai
y only 80 cents worth OF gas had beer
e used, and when Mrs. Alexander was
d. told OF how much fuel had beer
y used, she smiled,
It From the Alexander home the
y Smith livery barn was visited. anC
IF in two days time only eighteer
u cents worth OF gas had been used
The gas vas used in coal stove.
N The gas is being used in the Off
Us ol tue bdln NufIt Ut" u
'e generally kept burning al Of IN,
n, time, except late at nights wher
S. all have gone 10 bed
20 The last place visited was tn,
e law office Of Cuce. Cruce q Bleak
e more Mr. W. l. Cruce was seen
;" and said.
is The dad blasted things glyinl
20 too much heat, and makes our room
e almost too comfortable We woulC
n- not do without It for anything II
| the world and have seyreal stove,
% for sale on hand that We formerly
n used in burning coal. It is simply
s. great aud cost does not amount tC