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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAIV PORTLAND, , SUNDAY MORNING, MAY , I, 1901.
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No. 704. PRICE $33.30
46 inches high, 22 Inches.
deep, 35 inches long.
Porcelain lined.
No. 399. PRICE $14.23
42 Inches high, 28 inches long, -17
inches deep. "
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No. 703 PRICE $49.23- f
19 Inches high, 22 inches deep, 40 Inches
; long.-Porcelain lined; '
No. 300. - PRICE $12 23?
: J 40 Inches high,28 inches ; long, ;1
--f'i' 18 inches deep.; "
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? Ho. 706. PRICE $37.30
54 Inches high, 23 inches deep, 42 inches .
; v H'long fPorcelain lined.
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MNo.'600.- PRICE $17.50
45 : inches - high, 19 Inches' deep,
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No. 603. PRICE $21.33
47 inches high,' 20 inches deepi 34 inches
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No. 633. V PRICE $29.23
49 inches high; 22 inches deep, 38 inches
long. ' Zinc lined.
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sort of name, isn't it ? It's appropriate
though, for all of our Refrigerators ARE "Glaciers,"
with cool, dry chambers that will keep perishable
things sweet and fresh as long as you keep the
ice-box properly filled. It's worth while to have a
"Glacier" in the house that is if you want things
fresh in warm weather.
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No. 601. . PRICE $!9.50
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47 -inches high, 20 inches deep,
32 IncheiTlong.
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TWO ESSENTIAL FACTORS in the construction of a practical refrigerator are total exclusion of
outside air and a perfect circulation of inside air. The outside air must be excluded because it contains heat and .
. other agents of decomposition, and the inside air must be kept in circulation in order that an even current of pure
cold dry air may constantly pass over and around the contents of the food chambers.
. GLACIER REFRIGERATORS ARE INSULATED from outside heat by walls consisting of eight
sections, made up of an outside wooden section an inch thick, then a half-inch air space, then an inch section of
mineral wool contained in two sheets of waterproof odorless sheathing, then another inch section of wood with
an inner surface of -the same sheathing; added to this the lining of zinc or porcelain, the whole forming, a three
inch wall which is an absolute non-conductor of heat and moisture. As all doors are equipped with Glacier
Air-tight Locks the refrigerator when closed is air-tight.
A THOROUGH CIRCULATION is maintained by means of a false bottom to the ice chamber. The
heavy cold air falls through this opening into the provision chamber where it forces the warmer air up through a
system of flues into the ice chamber. Here all the odorsrand impurities are removed as the air passes over the
ice and under &e false bottom to continue its circuit as before. As long as there is ice in the ice chamber there
is a constant circulation Of pure, cold dry air passing through the food and preserving it
GLACIER REFRIGERATORS are all furnished with sliding racks, adjustable to any height, patent spring
- hinges, metallic ice racks and patent automatic drain traps which allow the waste water to s escape but prevent
tho admission of air The outside cases are built of selected ash and quartered oak, finely finished and polished.
The fittings are of nickel plated solid bronze and the linings of high grade zinc or porcelain. L :
-V- OF COURSE there are lots of other good points we can tell you about, but well save those till you come
in to see them. Better not delay we're liable to have another "warm spell" anytime now.
" ' PRICES $8.50 TO $57.50!
No. 604. PRICE $23.63 '
48 inches high, 22 inches deep, 36 inches
long.; . Porcelain lined.-
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
No. 606. PRICE $33.83
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80 inches high, 24 inches deep, 42 inches
long; ' Zinc 'hned.
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Terms on Any
Refrigerator
Sold in the City
$5;00 Down
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$1.00 a T Week
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Terms on Any
Refrigerator
Sold in trie City
$5-00 Down
$1.00 a Weeli
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