Judge — February 26, 1927 — page 25: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

“You'll pardon me, my dear, if L decline to eat this rubber celery!" “And you'll pardon me, darling, if L remind you again that the Frigidaire you've been promising to get will keep celery as crisp as your own temper." A Frigidaire is NOT a panacea for domestic difficulties. But for those little differences that originate in the pantry and culminate in the dining room, a Frigidaire HAS solved many a perilous problem! Because, with Frigidaire, one’s desserts are always so— one’s butter always firm, one’s celery never reminiscent of garden hose—one’s cream supreme! To be sure, it is Frigidaire that has the frost coil direct cooling system, the system that keeps its air content 12° colder without ice. But then, with the resources of General Motors behind it, why shoulda’ t Frigidaire be the plus-perfection of electric refrigeration! It should! In fact—it IS! FRIGIDAIRE CORPORATION Subsidiary of General Motors Corporation, Dayton, Ohio. comicbooks.com