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A Well Filled Ice Chamber Means Lower Temperature r | 'll 1H above chart, prepared by the United States J_ Department of Agriculture Experiment Sta tion at Purdue University, proves that it is practi cable to maintain temperatures in your ice box of 1 rom M to 52 degrees it you will keep the ice chain • her two-thirds full. A half supply raises the tem perature just a single degree. But when you let the ice get down to just a few pounds you find, of course, that the temperature rises rapidly. Remember— 1 here is no more healthful, economi cal or efficient method of refrigeration than pure ice in a good refrigerator. 267 Peachtree WAlnut 1287 S A V E WITH ICE