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Evening Star, Issue 19942, 11 August 1928, Page 21

Have you seen the “Arlofex” Oven? Installed in J. R. Brown’a Hygienic Bakery is ifa* only “ Artofex ” Oven in the South Island. Special heating arrangements make smoke in the ovaa impossible. This innovation is only one of many ia this up-to-date bakery. Come along and see the many interesting irnwMoa* at work. Everything is as scrupulously clean as yostr own kitchen. We’H be pleased to show yon evers* thing, from the flour-sifter to the dustproof cupboards the loaves are kept in. Our bread is stocked by all grocers. If yon Sav# bsT difficulty in obtaining it ’Phone 22*244 or 23*218, and w©’K send it. J. R. Brown Bahery: Surrey Street,, Caversham.

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