Ainslee's Magazine, February 1913 — page 173: what you’re looking at

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s AINSLEE’S ADVERTISER Heating lightens life’s drama Years ago when theatrical folks desired to bring outa play with stage settings natural and home-like, they put a stove or fireplace in the scene. Nowadays the stage scenes of modern do- mestic and business life include a real or papier- mache radiator. ‘This rec- ognition of up-to-dateness is due to the immense use of now commonly found in cottages, town and ME I(, AN Dt AL country homes, city mansions and apart- : nS ments, hotels, offices, banks, etc., etc., RADIATORS BOILERS where they have become so necessary to well-rounded living and comfort. The results produced by IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators — both in uniform room-comfort and lowering of the living expenses — account for this democracy of the modern radiator to which the theaters now testify by their use. IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators produce cleanest heating known — no ash-dust, soot or coal-gasesin living rooms tocorrupt the breathing air, damage the furnishings, and make woman’s every-day life a constant warfare of burdensome v’ork, as results from old-time ways of heating. The lady in picture-foreground says to one of the party: “That’s the heating we'll have when we build again.”’ But, it is not necessary to wait—you can easily and quickly put an IDEAL Boiler and AMERICAN Radiators in your present home—with- out disturbing old heating equipment until ready to start fire in the new outfit. Thousands do it annually—enioy real winter comfort—save fuel-money, and then get the original cost back should they later sell or rent. Why not at once put ideal heating in the rooms of your every- day life drama? Write us (to-day, lest you forget). We will send (free): Ideal Heating’ book, which tells things on heat- making and heat-regulation which it will pay you big to know. A No. 1-22-W IDEAL Boiler and 422 ft. of 38-in. AMERICAN Ra- ; diators, costing the owner $210, Write us also for catalogue of ARCO WAND Vacuum were used to heat this cotrage. ; 7 ] Se sale ates cue wits ae ee Cleaner, that sets in cellar and is connected by iron bought of any reputable, com- suction pipes to rooms above. It is the first genuinely etent Fitter. This did in- ° . » clude Sout btiabor. vine, vacke: practical machine put on the market, and will last freight, etc., which are extra, as long as the building. and vary according to climatic and other conditions, Showrooms in all Write Department39 serge RICAN RADIATOR (OMPANY “sisse'8"iizsics EE \ cnscmemncasemenns ; Avenue, Chicago Os Sls oko as ods ols ois ols os ike ols ats alle ale ols ols oe alte ole alls ols als olf als Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements. GComiGcbdooks (C@