FROZEN
DESSERTS

....S0 easy with
a GAS refrigerator

8 Bins noiseless gas refrigerator,
without a single moving part
to get out of order—is always ready
for the quick preparation of de-
licious desserts.

Whether it’s for a family dinner,
a luncheon or an after-the-theatre
supper for friends, your gas re-
frigerator, with a minimum of
effort on your part, delivers its ice
cubes plain or fancy—its parfaits,
whips, mousses—any one of a hun-
dred desserts chilled to icy de-
liciousness.

But that’s only one of the advan-
tages of the gas refrigerator: foods
are kept at just the right degree
of healthful protection — and the
owner of a gas refrigerator can
forget the home refrigeration prob-
lem from the day the gas refriger-
ator arrives.

Just a tiny blue flame...
Eternally perfect home
refrigeration.

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GAS DIVISION

Meet Miss Mutch

ie demure young lady whose pic-
ture is reproduced above is Miss
Jean Mutch.

Miss Mutch is something of an
authority on almost every phase of
home-making.

She is a graduate of the domestic
science department at MacDonald
College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P. Q.

Coming west from Montreal, she be-
came identified with the Vancouver
General Hospital as dietitian.
and latterly has been with Miss Agnes
M. Reed of the B. C. Electric’s home
service department.

You'll hear her on the air Thurs-
day mornings at 10.30, featured over
radio station CNRV. It’s the B. C.
Electric Home-Makers’ Hour.

Tune in and hear Miss Mutch talk
of pots and pans, or of curtains, or of
formal dinner parties, or of decorating
the bedroom.

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