The Electrical Exhibition at New York illustrated the wonderful extent to which electricity has become tho handmajden of the American household. Mr. Thomas Edison, who presided at tho opening ceremony, predicted that the development of .electrical devices would be "even more marked in the next ten years than in the last decado. Among the thousand^ and one machines the. public were invited to examine, a baby's electrical bottle warmer excited much enthusiasm among the women. When the baby cries all the mother has to do is to press the button, and in 40 seconds tho bottle attached to tha baby's cot' is full of warm milk.
The babies born in England in 1022 numbered about 70,000 less than those in 1921."
Weddings.—lf you rash to obtain that finish and artistic touch to your wedding, order your bouquets from Misa Murray, Vice-Hegal Florisle, 36, Willis street.—Advt.
The acme ol perfection is the transformation, toupee, wig, or scalpette, with a natural parting. From £8 Bs. Switches, and coils of finest quality hair from oite- to five guineas.- ,Pincures from 5s 6d to 21s, and "Aids" to suit aU styles of present-day hairdressing. ShWpyoing, Marcsl waving, children's hiiiveutUng! <rte. Stamford %ai Vs., &?,
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1924, Page 7
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