Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-16
The Wisconsin
peerless" Refrigerator.


IMl at hand, we desire to call
XIV the attention of our pa
irons and the public in
general to the Wisconsin Peer
less Refrigerator, which. after nu-
merous tests and comparisons with
other leading makes, we offer fer
the sixth consecutive season.
We considef this the most easily
cleaned, most sanitary. most per-
feet ice preserver, and the most all
round perfect refrigerator on the
market today.
The construction of this refrigerator is of
the very best, the outer case being made
OF selected ash, thoroughly dried in hot-air
dry kilns; the panels are in one piece and
are grooved into the rails and stiles, which
are mortlSed together in the most Substan
tial manner, making perfectly tight cabi-
net. The joining and cabinet work are the
best obtainable in a refrigerator; the inner
case or body is of kiln dried, closely match
ed, odorless wood, lined with metal and
fastened together with hardwood cleats
which support the outside case, making a
refrigerator which for strength, durability
and beauty cannot be equaled The space
between the inner and outer cases is filed
with the best non conducting material
knoWn-minerai wool filling. which is q
vitreOuS substance, made of certain rocks.
converted while in molten condition into
a fibre closely resembling wool or cotton,
composing countless ibers, which inter
lace and cross each other in every direction
and SO form thousands of air spaces. 1t is
this entangling of air in minute spaces
which makes it unequaled for this purpose.
1t is Clean sweet and pure, and disease
germs cannot exist in it.
The floors of the provision chamber are
covered with metal and are q level with
the bottom of the door making it easy to
keep clean if anything should be spilled
in 1t; provision chambers are finished with
metal Observation-Disclosures made-and so
open as to offer no obstruction TO the free
circulation of air
The new sanitary cleansibe fiue wall is
by Tar the best Improvement now used in
refrigerators 1t is a flue within a f1ue. and
operates upon the same principle as the
forced draft. The improved sanitary ice
racks are made entirely of metal, braced
and riVeted in such manner as to give
the greatest possible strength The re-
movable drip cup and drain pipe are also
ciated.
We show the Wisconsin Peerless" with
both galvanized steel and enamel lining.
The enameling in these refrigerators is
preparation that is neither paint nor paste,
but pure mineral applied in several coats
and baked on with varying degrees of tenn
perature for each coating, forming a 1inty,
CLOSED surface, which is absolutely odor-
flake
We show all the desirable styles in the
following sizes:
No. X, 3o-lbs. ice capacity, SII.oo.
No. Xxx, 5o-lbs. ice capacity, $1,000.
No.XXN,75-lbs. ice capacity,SI5 90.
No. XXXX, 05-lbs. ice ca
pdclty ............. 81 90.
Attention is also called to our
complete line of the very conven-
lent Nursery Refrigerators; they
are packed with mineral wool and
lined with galvanized steel; perfo-
rated ice rack and heavy nickel
plated faucet to ice chamber; rich
oak-grained finish.
$3.50 and $3.50 each.
Sixth floor. ST