THE STIMEX PATENT HYGIENIC GAS COOKER, A Real Advance.

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 15

THE STIMEX PATENT HYGIENIC GAS COOKER, A Real Advance.

This famous gas cooker is again being, exhibited at the Palmerston North Show. Many Stimex stoves are now in use in New Zealand, and the numerous fine qualities of this excellent invention are fully appreciated by all users. Thoughtful housewives have long wondered why the old-fashioned style of gas stove is still made. The Stimex stove revolutionises gas cooking. It cheapens the cost of cooking; it cooks more efficiently, and with .the absolute certainty 'o^f good results ; and, withal, tts simplicity itself in operation. There is no smoke or smell, and the temperature is always even despite open doors and windows. In fact, the Stimex cooker might be placed in an open yard, and still the most excellent cooking done with the greatest ease. The great feature of this newest stove is the fact that there are no burners in the oven. ASO per cent, saving of gas is thereby effected, as the bottomof the oven is entirely enclosed, no inrush of cold air being allowed. The Stimex has many more features well worthy of notice. Interested inquirers will meet with courteous attention at the Stimex stand, in the machinery haJl annexe at the Show. The stoves will be exhibited at the Municipal Gas Department Showroom, in Broad-street, after the Show, and all information regarding them may be had there. In "Wellington, a number of the Stimex Patent hygienic gas cookers are now fitted. The 'Wellington agent is Mr. 6. Temple Perkins, Maritime Buildings, Wellington, who will be glad to forward catalogues on application, -or give demonstrations and explanations of the advantages embodied in the most advanced cooker yet known.