ADVICE TO THE BRIDEELECT.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1924, Page 2

ADVICE TO THE BRIDEELECT.

Fill l\l A DtlAI ESTIC SCIENCITEACHER.

Von have asked inv advice on the luruisliing of your house, and linvi had in\' suggestions on every room save y.iur kilihi-n, which I now give. In lb.-so times of servant l:-s- homes, of course, von will iuslal a gas sieve. II will t ike all Ibe drudgery ell! of year kitchen walk. It is se easily kepi clean, washed ever with hoi. soapy water, and wiped dry the steel parts riihked over with emery paper, and you have dene no ashes lo reineve. no I. l i polish. In the suinirer your kilelieii will lie cool and inail.irtalile. Do nut blame the gas stove for yonr ow n mistakes --.eim-tidier it n-sts wilh yourself whether tour stove is a treasure and a lielo. or a trial and a hindrance. It will I ■ the former if von treat it properly. Find nut l.nw long it takes in hail a kettle or pan. and then make a lime-table and keep it Ileal'. By his means vim will lint have till- water boiling h.-fore il i- needed. a simmering jet when long, slow i ...-king is required and make one jet do for two nr mar.- utensils. Boil the kettle, e ink I lie i--real, nr Una-!i eggs over i In- grilling i<*i- wl eii using them 11 . i loa'ting or grilling. kill ei.-ry shell ill i’ll- even. Inr Ihe 111 re yell mil ill. I!: • I. -I tIT is the Ileat ilk trikul d. and in ire evenlv is lln- lue 1 re i!e--l. Turn --II Hi.- gas directly ye.i lake a pan ITiilll I’ll- stive, oven i l ' ,v ill are going le me it again a lillle later a nialch is eheaper than gas. and wasted fuel nmunls on in a quarter. l-’er iam-niakiiig and preserving vim will find your stove invaliial le. I Inheat can h- regulated le a nicety, and fur eassernle rooking a low i.-t and an asbestos mat. and y.m may -alely leave your meal lo look after it- -If whilst Von entertain a guest.

Then wiili a kitchen cabinet, your sink and stove < lose i-igelher. utensils for looking that will ■ imkine eeolioiny with i-Mii i.-iicy. mk-Ii as steamers. divid d saiuepaus, i aseroles. ole. You iunv I certain that veitr hou-e----k'-eoi'ig Will h- easy, your gas I ill- nominal. your energy conservi-d. le- ides having time fir other duties and for rei-rcatioii. Co iking with gas i; an - mieinv in your time, as il i- an •economy in work. a"d a saving in lue! Ijills. I la-re are all kind- el' ( .eking utensil.- to be procured locally new on the time t>a.v-lu.-lit sy-teln. II the hride-eh’i tor the liousew ivc already at home w ill call at Mr Shannon’s. Heve'd St., lull particulars a- to prices etc. will he obtainable readily. Just this week-end there is a special di-play of gas cooking, heaters, etc. at Mr Shan;ion’.s. Aon should he attracted to the di-nlav to-night.

Special fashion display at McDriic-r's, Hokitika. One week only, coiainentcd Thur day. Sept.. Dili. Fashion’s very late-t in millinery modes, costumes, I'roeks, fancy silks, late.-.t dress materials, etc., a show equal to any city show. Our prices are mil'll lower. Mcßriicr’s. Hokitika and Dreymouth.—Advt.

French, Swiss and English knitted wool costumes, jumpers, jumper frocks ill silk, silk and wool, and fine wools is another prominent feature at Schroder and Co's Spring show, now on. Inspection cordially invited. Evening frodcs and flowers a speciality at Schroder's emporium.—Advt. Messrs YV. McKay and Soil are now making a delightful display of new spring models. Dailies are invited t inspect the very beautiful fashions now showing.—Advt.