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Omaha of the Future
A Wonder City of Better Homes
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MANKIND, down thru the ages, has felt the urge for
new, higher planes of “better living”. From trees,
caves, cliffs, to tents and huts—and later to cottages
and palatial mansions, civilization has evoluted. With
each generation has come new progress-—new stand
ards of life and home comforts—-an inspiring example
to posterity. The greatest advances in this direction
have come since the discovery and development ot
Electricity.
nHEREVER “Better Homes” are found—Electricity lends its
benefits. Comfort, Convenience and Happiness in the Home .
is largely augmented by it.
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BETTER HOME illumination, greater efficiency in houseclean
ing and in cooking today, is made possible by Electrical power.
Thus, quite logically, in any movement in the interests of Better
Homes-Electrical Servants demand the efficient Housekeeper’s con
sideration.
Each passing year finds thousands of homes, wherein
modern, highly improved ELECTRICAL equipment
has superseded inefficient servants.
With the aid of ELECTRICAL devices now obtainable
the thrifty housekeeper does her own work without
human assistance, yet, with great savings in time and
labor and her own nervous force.
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HARDLY is there an operation in present day housework that
cannot be performed quicker, better, more thoroughly and
economically with Electrical devices. Washing, ironing, cleaning and cooking now
require only a fraction of the time and effort formerly necessary.
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ELECTRIC Servants, aside from adding the “finishing touches”
to any home, will do much towards making YOUR present
home BETTER. Come in and let us show how you can transform your home to this
new era—“better living”.
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1 Note
These Slight Costs
for
Electrical
Servants
nr HE ECONOMY of se
* lecting Electric Servants
can no longer be questioned.
Their first cost is slight—
and the cost of operation is
the LEAST of any household
service you purchase.
COST IN CENTS
PER HOUR
6-lb. Electric Iron. . 3 cents
Waffle Iron • #T • ? • • • 3.3 cents
Radiant Heater... 3.3 cents
Grill. .3.3 cents
Toaster.2.6 cents
Ironing Machine .1.1 cents
Washing Machine .1.1 cents
Immersion Heater 2| cents
Vacuum Cleaner | of a cent
Hair Dryer.j of a cent
Sewing Machine
Motor. . .. of a cent
Utility Motor. . . £ of a cent
Curling Iron.... 4 of a cent
Portable Lamp
(50 Watt) ... 3 of a cent
Electric Fan. . . . £ of a cent
The above figures represent
the cost of using the appli
ance named for one
hour continuously. It should
be remembered, however,
that the majority of appli
ances are rarely operated
for a whole hour at full
capacity.
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