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PAGE TWO • MAGAZINE SECTION wHß^^xASKMuTSß^^ujnMi^Ql^uw — MHMMMKMMB f HllllllllliiiiMMJlL fa Mi '7T-'" i ■■■Ml 11 Cooking With Gas is ECONOMY It Has Been Thoroughly Demonstrated The actual cost of rooking a meal on a gas stove depends of course upon the rook and the number of vessels used in the rooking. Actual tests have demonstrated that a lull din ner consisting'of nine dishes, sufficient lor a family of seven people, (’AN be rooked with t cents worth of gas. Our demonstrators use this estimate as the basis upon which they work when instructing housekeep ers and cooks in the economy of rooking with gas. Thev KNOW that b\ the exercise of ordinary care in turning on and olf the burners in the gas stove that the average family OUGHT TO COOK three meals per <la\ at the following cost: Gas for Cooking Breakfast - 3c Gas for Cooking Dinner - - 7c Gas for Cooking Supper - - 3c Total for three meals, I 3 c Estimate for one month, $3.90 (bamily of 7 People). This estimate is made up not only tmm the ex perience of our demonstrators, but there are fully fixe thousand families in Atlanta whose gas hills for cooking do not amount to more than the above figures, in proportion to the number of persons cooked for. * —•«*... Mwß*?:. y ->t ,j» '■&* 'iJSjsSt&mKF "*\ j i&_ , * W** «* *<-y r jM; ■■■g c a±fa (s3g===^ > >? ijsak IWwCfl^fe^..> 1 .:;' ■ ’ ■KgwOj r* t> ** »A, j jHßtt ¥- , . 3p *«M»-*■ .-2-*»4*»-,-^MMB» i i ■ rk. 'JRJha^' . ;->e • hK WFXfc. r - gfc - . «’ Tr ; T „• ZJMMT-W wL r wSaFm THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATURDAY, JUNE 1. 1912. Copyright, 1912, by The Georgian Co.) . • : .’-S - -A Ml -- ■ 1 - -J' uJi 1 - . \ . \_J_ " —” ———— ST 4 - —W x —rs \ < >■' x Z.j, y. 1 I v - . ■ ,i ci i ■ a *- f I 7—" .. Z> >• k W/t?’if 1n ? • C/ Wis nxYU/J/ v.y/j.7 a —■”l e in ■ ’ r ~— 'J/l/f gyjgSfeV'-. W11 T f ■ /h\A II w 7 ' 1 .Jm I '-h / i/i r v s3m n T 'ttK/ I / 1 / \ \// i \ \ \J' iV/z/l \ X 1 _z3lln</H I -’W /1 I * @ IrZy/vi n I z y/ js. A (J / /' - ■■■" " ———— A Word About Coal Stoves as Compared With the Modern • ’ G asR ang e A ton of coal costs from $4.50 to $5.00. An average family cannot cook for one month on a ton of coal. Is it "hot plain, therefore, that the gas stove is the most economical means for cooking your meals ? As for the convenience and cleanliness of the gas stove in comparison with tin* coal and wood range there is no room for argument. Ihe illustration presented herewith is a striking picture of the rela tive merits of the gas stove and the coal and wood stove. On the one hand then* is a huge pile of coal, < with accompanying dust and ashes, and labor in bringing in the fuel, and heat in the house long af ter the meal is finished. On the other hand, there is merely the neat looking gas stove, with the fuel al ways ready at the striking of a match, and the house cool and comfortable the minute the cooking is done. We have gas stoves in price from sl6 to S4O, on terms to suit the purchaser. ATLANTA GAS LIGHT COMPANY Phone 4945 l ' ■*» -e IStif fc .< ■ ' }>jj PEfe. rffSMA-Xk ' t ZCtK jfMEp* --ti >*"* jX v^Z*** 1 ' **l