British Commercial Gas Association – The Sketch – Wednesday 13th November 1912
The work of preparing for luncheon is greatly simplified for your maids if they have not to pay any attention to the fire, other than putting a light to it half an hour before the luncheon hour.
That is one reason why gas fires are so exceedingly useful for dining-rooms. More over, they make no dirt or dust, and therefore greatly lighten the work of both house and parlour maid.
Write for Booklet No. LF 202, post free from the British Commercial Gas Association, 47, Victoria Street, Westminster. S. W.
The Sketch – Wednesday 13th November 1912
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