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Grey River Argus, 9 November 1939, Page 5

lI7IIV YOU need AN electric WO I REFRIGERATOR in your HOME Think for example, of the relief of having a place to keep milk fresh and cool; of always having a ready supply of clean pure ice cubes for making cool drinks on a hot summer evening; of having a place to keep butter and cream, meat and fish, fresh and wholesome; regardless of how hot the weather gets. And with an Electric Refrigerator, you can make dozens of unusual frozen sweets and chilled salads that will be a source of delight and surprise to your family and guests. For the home that has been without the convenience of adequate refrigeration, the purchase of an Electric Refrigerator is an advance towards a higher standard of living, the sign of a family which appreciates and enjoys the refinement of modern life. I ■awnna.ramnmaa THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE “PACEMAKER” SETS THE PACE IN COMPLETE MODERN REFRIGERATION Grey Electric Power Board

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