THE GAS CALIFONT

Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1925, Page 2

THE GAS CALIFONT

HOT WATER—ONE THING YOU CANNOT DO WITHOUT.

Ai plentiful supply of hot water is the greatest asset a busy housewife can have. The drudgery incidental to the hundred and cue cleaning processes is considerably minimised by an ample supply of hot water. The range supply is restricted, and frequently when one requires a hath one finds no hot water available. The Gas C'a’il’ont is the “last word” in providing hot water lor the home and is steadily coming into favour locally a.s a medium, whereby a cheap, quick and pli'iititul supply ol hot water at any hour of the niglii can he secured. One iust turns on the tun at the noint desired, anil Heigh Presto ! hot water flows until the tap is turned ML The supply is inexhaustible. It will connect with any number of points in one’s house, and worked in conjunction with a Gas Cooker eliminates the necessity for a .kitchen range. Have it flowing hot from your faucets. A'ou can. of course, heat it: in the tea kettle, if you wish, just as you can light your home with a flickering caudle. But there’s a newer, hotter, more efficient, labour-saving way. and housewives who value their time and strength will accept no other method in their homes. The gas ealifont is the ready up-to-date method adopted in all modern homes, where convenience, for the running of the household is given reasonable consideration.