The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-29
FOR HOUSEWIFE IN CITY OF
EROnoRE.
NATURAL GAS THE THING
Every Lady Using Gas 50 Expresses
Herself 20 the Aromorere Pc.
porter When cvestioneo
About the Subject.

The d1ubters have been satisfied. 7
The fearful ones relieved % their
.ars and the disDeleayers convert
ID 20 the use Of natural gas
The housewives in the city Of
ArImore where natural gas has
been ins'allsi aaI put in use for
fuel and lighting purposes have
come 70 the conclusion that Il is
poor mans luxury, and is cheaper
than any other fuel
4 vsl, % the homes o. people
naO have installed natural gas for
fuel use v..l satisfy the doubtful
Thomases" that 10 is the very best
'hug 20 keep your wife IN good
. temper and make her the happiest
mortal on earth. Natural gas IS no,
. only cheaper than either wood or
coal and saves t1s wife the rouble
/ b. cleaning the house every time
/ wood is 5rou-at iu. and after every
. ar. .- put olt but 6, also solves
/ .a4 question o. aa early breasias,
without having % -tJop over stoye
until she gets red 30 the face and
working around until she .s al out
/ % sorts and temper
/ The beauty o. the use o, natural
gas is the saving in the fuel bill
every month 20 the family which
means a good deal In the course OF
twelve months
The Ardmorei,e reporter. in com.
pany with another gentleman Wis.
tied several offices and residences
Shere natural gas has been install.
ID for use FOR both heat and light,
and a, on or two OF the places the
husband Lad TO get down on his
knees and beg the wife 20 have
? natural gas installed. a. the ladies'
} feared an explosion and were dubious
of the Use Of natural gas The unani-
+ Gus verdict OF the ladies visited.
p were FOR natural gas. and one lady
who was 50 deadly opposed 20 the
Ise OF natural gas that she threaten.
2 "a 20 leave home IL II was Installed
] was singing It's praises and yolun.
taered 10 20 round and show how j,
snOuld be- used
: Well, how about the cost OF IT,
y Il don't know. but when the meter
had been read by one OF the party
and she vas told that since Tuesday
she had used 80 cents worth OF gas
and mad been burning two stoves
, continuously, and three stoves the
D.. major portion sf the time, she
% smiled and said: We'll ii beats
coal and wood
Z The first home visited yesterday
]. morning Was the home Of Mrs. +
4 $ Hyden, il3 West Main street
After an Introduction To the lady
5 the question Of How do you like
p natural gas for fuel. was asked
e i wouldn't be without It for any
thing In the world; why got
breakfast this morning in thirty
minutes without the least bit OF
trouble Ike il much better than
n any other fuel"
What is the difference between
10 and the other fuel in use?"
Well for one thing, you ar,
not bothered with ashes SCOT, Gin
iers and trouble OF starting fires
and then you can control your Fir,
so much better in the stove Com,
back into the kitchen and let me
show you You see these stops o.
pointing 10 the stove Now this
morning | wanted TO build a fire tc
cook a few eggs and just IN one
of the burners which gave me am
pile heat, and after got through
turned that one out wanted tC
cook a few biscuits and turned on
D. the oven baker and had the iis
. cults cooked we'll done with an even
- temperature"
4 Are YOU afraid Of it,"
"Not in the least"
\ fire was burning then in the fire
Il place which had been fixed up for
use by natural gas logs
The next place visited was the
home OF Charles Anderson, cashier
= Of the First National bank.
4 Mrs. Anderson, what do you think
II Of natural gas as a fuel?"
5irs. Anderson replied smilingly
= Wei, think that It Is just splen'
n did and would not do without II
d for the world, II | could possibly
u help myself. have It in two fire
y plAces and VIII nut II In sioYeH as