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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20725, 19 November 1930, Page 17

t in Your Home 3 Were your eyes as keen as the lenses of the microscope you would see dangerous mould and bacteria on food kept at temperatures above 50 deg. These organisms do exist . . . and are the chief cause of food spoilage. They may exist on the food in your home . . . right this minute. Thirtysix hours may pass before the senses can warn you of spoilage. Such food, therefore, is a grave menace to health. So, rather than buy a microscope to detect food spoilage, buy a Frigidaire automatic refrigerator to prevent it I Food kept in Frigidaire is fresh, pure, healthful. It s safe to eat . . . preserved perfectly in dry atmosphere below 50 deg. It's safeguarded against spoilage and taint, day and night. Thus Frigidaire protects health constantly. And it also makes frozen desserts whenever you wish ... freezes ice cubes ... operates automatically on ordinary electric current from one outlet. It requires no plumbing. It's economical and dependable, regardless of outdoor temperatures. JOHN CHAMBERS & SON LTD., Sole D Frigidaire Dept., Fort Street, Auckland, and Learn first-hand the many benefits of Frigidaire. Corne in any time. Or we'll gladly send you complete information—use coupon below. Frigidaire possesses several exclusive features - including the Hydrator" (compartment for moist cold storage of salads and vegetables)—and Cold Control," for quick freezing of ice and desserts. i WRITE FOR BOOKLET! j ; Send this coupon to John Chamber* ■ J & Son Ltd., Auckland, for booklet, £ j "What the Frigidaire Can Do." ■ ; Name ; : Address I i ZZZZZ ZZZZ2!.! Convenient Payments may be arranged on our liberal and confidential Deferred Payment Plan. Btributors for Frigidaire in New Zealand, at Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin.

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