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ClpalairtieftResitMice Refrigerators
HAS IT OCCURRED TO YOU ,- . ^_
THAT there is nothing inithe household of equal importance to the REFRIOER.(#rOR*^
THAT due to the furnace or other heaters the REFRIGERATOR is in«o0nstant use the
year through? '" .-;
THAT all perishable food kept in the REFRIGERATOR remains pure, or is made impure?
THAT on the REFRIGERAT-QR largely depends Comfort, Health and Life?
THAT QUALITY, not cost, When buying a REFRIGERATOR should be the prijne con-
.,,sideration?
OUR CHI1VAI.AIN-I.I1VED REFRIGERATORS-
Are built to meet the highest ^ndard of perfection. The inside walls are Solid Chinalain,
which in quality and app^i-ance, much resembles the celebrated Haviland China,
from which it takesJts name: It is pure white, very lustrous, imjper>Eious, Jo all odors,
clean as a china dish and the' greatest known cold retainer. ' •.'*^''
ATfOTHER VITAL, FEATURE
'These feefrigerators pontain no outside nor independent air flues of anyjp^^no place
for foul Or poisonous gases to accumulate. In addition to our stock-^es, we build
them'any size to suit, and also arrange them for icing from outside the residence But
we cannot tell youvall about these Refrigerators here; let'us send you'our Booklet No
35, "Solid- Facts on a Cold Subject." It is interesting and contains valuable information.