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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 127, 22 February 1921, Page 3

J™-— , ■■ ra How To Keep Food Fresh. Even if the, Maori prophecy does come true, and we experience a long, warm summer, you can keep your food 0001, fresh, and palatable in the hodtest weather by means of a , McKee Refrigerator . These Refrigerators are of simple construction, with convenient shelving. The ■I outside cases are of oak or ash; the ice- - chambers are of galvanised steel, which is practically indestructible; tinned wirei woven rustproof shelves are supplied, and I every part is easy to reach for cleaning. They have double walls, well protected ■ with “linofelt” and waterproof paper. This method of insulation makes them superior ice-savers and economical in operation. Call and inspect these Re frigerators in our Showroom. . E. W. Mills & Co. 'Ltd. Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets Wellington elke &l'kwpagc that, nourishes eJlw*€lweoUtU f lavouF ftv Sakes and desserts Lise' (Saillet's all tlie yctiF

| STEELITE RED (Registered) ROOF PAINT jS Anti-Corrosive and Mon-Poisonous jj STEELITE 'RED is the brightest Permanent Red known. One \ ' gallon X will cover on iron 90 yards for the first coat and 120 ’ d yards for the second coat. = Smith & Smith Ltd. | ■ Opposite Town Hall Wellington