The B'nai B'rith magazine
- Journal
- The B'nai B'rith magazine
- Volume
- 41 (1927)
- Issue
- 10 (7.1927)
- Date
- 1927-07-01
- Page
- [Seite] (sequence 14)
- Language
- English
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FRIGIDAIRE preserves food at least four to five times longer than the old' fashioned type of refrigerator. So if you own a Frigidaire you can leave home for days at a time without misgivings as to the condition of your food supply. When you return you'll find the foods in Frigidaire as fresh and sweet and whole' they were the day you left. some as Therein lies the importance of looking for the nameplate "Frigidaire — Product of General Motors" on the cabinet of the electric refrigerator you buy. It is your guarantee of General Motors quality in every detail of construction; your assurance of unfailing service in every phase of operation .... «m tp3 1 fi&fc c 3>=» 1 X i i' f-; 5-——— ' - - .j ' 1 £——--J *-----i 1 Izzirt SE3; ^=5 See tfie new Frigidaire models at the nearest Frigid' aire Salesroom. Steel cabin' ets, made in the Frigidaire factory, with hydrolene* treated insulation that \eeps heat out and cold in. Direct frost'coil cooling that maintains a constant cold' storage temperature in the food compartment — selfsealing freezing trays in which to make ice cubes and an endless variety of frozen salads and desserts. ingly low. A small deposit puts it in your home. Then pay a little each month under the liberal G.M. A.C. terms. Visit the Frigidaire Salesroom nearest you. Or write for an interesting illustrated booklet—sent free. Already hundreds of thousands of users have been won to Frigidaire—more than have bought all other electric refrigerators combined. Yet the cost of Frigidaire is surpris- When writing to Advertisers kindly mention the B'nai B'rith Magazine. FRIGIDAIRE CORPORATION Subsidiary of General Motors Corporation Dept. Z-57 Dayton, Ohio This modern ice-man calls once with Frigidaire—and the ice stays always