The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-19
Right Here
Every Home Is
A Model Home
West Atlantic City Has Fin
est Average Homes
In Section
QUALITIES THAT
WOMAN LIKES
Convenience, Comfort and
Beauty Are Essential to
Greatest Happiness--Choice
of Plans Afforded

Convenience, comfort and beauty
three qualities that every woman
likes to find in her home, that are
essential to the greatest happiness
were the guiding ones that led
to the choice OF plans for the West
Atlantic City model homes.
Convenient ARRANGEMENT of the
rooms, each for the purpose for
which it will be used, for storage
space and for easy access to any
room are all important to the
homemaker who is her own house
keeper, as well as the maid or the
worker by the day.
Cleaning day in the West Allan
tic City home will find all the tools,
vacuum cleaner, dust mop, brushes,
and dust clothes centrally located.
There is closet just for them
near the kitchen, where they may
be easily reached without disturb
ing anything, without interrupting
anyone toward the front of the
house.
Space For Tools Found.
Space for second set of small
cleaning, too's has been arranged
on the. second floor, so that only
the larger appliances, such as the
vacuum cleaner, need be carried
from floor to floor. In this way
many minutes may be saved each
cleaning day in making the trips
Unnecessary to carry material up
stairs or to return for forgotten
articles.
The homemaker herself greatly
appreciates this service and will
ing aid of outside workers is the
tribute paid by those who find
such conveniences.
Meal service will be real
pleasure, whether the meal be
breakfast and is eaten in the cozy
breakfast room, or dinner served
in the dining room proper. Spic
and span though a kitchen may
be. view of it is not appreciated
\ by diners, and this can hardly be
escaped in many rented homes
where the breakfast alcove is
either a part of the arrangement of
the kitchen, or else there is no
alcove at all. The West Atlantic
City home, on the contrary, has
} breakfast nook directly adjacent
to the kitchen to facilitate serving,
but separated from it by a swing
ing door, so that those breakfasting
are assured freedom from the
clatter of dishes and the noise of
cooking.
4 Dining Room Handy.
The breakfast room is equipped
with spacious china and silver
cabinets, built in, and during the
course of large dinner, will serve
admirably as a butler pantry be-
tween kitchen and dining room.
Here large quantities of food may
be economically and speedily,
handled and served.
The kitchen itself is compact
and is well arranged for easy ac-
complishment of everything that
( is to be done there. 1t is rectan-
tgular in shape, shortening the
distance from stove to sink, both
of which, by the way. are the
latest word in convenience, the
stove being electric and the sink
equipped with drying drains and a
single swing spout through which
"a mixture of hot and cold water
may be regulated, or all hot or all
cold at will may be delivered.
Ventilation has been carefully
arranged for by scientific arrange
ment of windows and doors, care
fully placed by building experts.
Food Room Available.
Plenty of space has been allowed
for food storage and for utensils,
both where they may be most easily
reached when wanted. Builtin
kitchen cabinets furnish every
thing from flour and sugar bins to
plate racks and numberless other
small devices dear to the heart of
woman. Each cabinet has been