. Journal of electricity . oom of the electrical home opened in In the bed room of the Oakland electrical holme, the hair drier was placed, Oakland last month. The use which can be made of the two-way socket ready for operation on the dressing table. The warming pad was in evi- was shown on the tea table at the rear, which is equipped with toaster and dence and the most convenient and pleasing bed room illumination was chafing dish, demonstrated. Nearly thirty thousand people visited the Oakland electrical home during the eighteen days it was. open for inspection(August 26th —September 12th),
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. Journal of electricity . oom of the electrical home opened in In the bed room of the Oakland electrical holme, the hair drier was placed, Oakland last month. The use which can be made of the two-way socket ready for operation on the dressing table. The warming pad was in evi- was shown on the tea table at the rear, which is equipped with toaster and dence and the most convenient and pleasing bed room illumination was chafing dish, demonstrated. Nearly thirty thousand people visited the Oakland electrical home during the eighteen days it was. open for inspection(August 26th —September 12th), and the Walter H. Leimert Company, real estate firm for the home, reported $300, 000worth of property sold as a result of this publicity. The total attendance at all three of the electrical homes so faropened---San Francisco, Sacramento and Oakland—is between 56, 000 and 60, 000. Architects in these districts reporttheir clients as constantly requesting more convenience outlets. 328 JOURNAL OF ELECTRICITY [Vol. 45—No. 7. ^ ^ LOW£ST COS? fo^ TO cONsune, t