Hardware merchandising October-December 1910 . The BEST KNOWN, BEST SELLING and MOST SAT-ISFACTORY line offered and fits every purse. Cummer-DoWSWell LSd Hamilton, Ont. W. L. Haldimand & Sons, Montreal, Eastern Agents H. F. Moulden, Winnipeg, Western Agent A lot of good advertising stuff can be had for the asking i i II \RDVV A R E AND M E T A L. The Barnet Refrigerator All dealers who are interested in a high-class refrigerator should look intothe merits of the Barnet. A Barnet Refrigerator will stand a test which webelieve no other made will stand, and is fully guaranteed by the makers to gi
Hardware merchandising October-December 1910 . The BEST KNOWN, BEST SELLING and MOST SAT-ISFACTORY line offered and fits every purse. Cummer-DoWSWell LSd Hamilton, Ont. W. L. Haldimand & Sons, Montreal, Eastern Agents H. F. Moulden, Winnipeg, Western Agent A lot of good advertising stuff can be had for the asking i i II \RDVV A R E AND M E T A L. The Barnet Refrigerator All dealers who are interested in a high-class refrigerator should look intothe merits of the Barnet. A Barnet Refrigerator will stand a test which webelieve no other made will stand, and is fully guaranteed by the makers to giveperfect satisfaction, and do all we claim for it. The Barnet is of the syphon system, and the very perfect circulation andventilation of cold, dry air, puts it in a class by itself. We believe no other re-frigerator made will stand such a test as a Barnet may be put to. It isalways Dry, Pure and Sweet. No odor or taint. Read what Dr. Bruce Smith, ofToronto, Inspector of Hospitals for Ontario, has to say about it: The Report of Experts. ON THE BARNET REFRIGERATOR INSPECTOR OP HOSPITALS AND CHARITIES,PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO. Having for some time been impressedwith the great desirability of having a re-frigerator, which, on account of properventilation and at the same time economicalin the use of ice, I might be able to com-mend, I willingly consented to act with A. Armstrong, Assistant Provincial Secre-tary of Ontario, for the purpose of judgingthe merits of the Barnet Refrigerator. We were first shown the empty refrig-erators at the National Exhibition, Toronto,and allowed to designate any of our sel-ection for the test. One was chosen and,after having been supplied with ice, thecompartments were well filled with a quan-tity of food supplies, including milk (notpasteurized), fish, meat, onions, butter,cheese, apples, tomatoes, celery, oranges,lemons, bananas, matches and salt. The re-frigerator was then locked and sealed, sothat no one could open the door. The seal
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