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Februa
• J, 1-059 .
''4 .....
America's Most Beautiful
RAVEL TRAILERS
City Comforts Everywhere
BOLES AREO • ZENITH • YANKEE CLIPPER
SILVER STREAK • TERRY
You Must See To Appreciate
YARD HIGHWAY SALES LOT
Bremerton
HA 6-2292 (Shelton) or CRestview 5-3897 (Belfair)
for Appointment
'ATTI2,JTON-MASON COIIT.Z JOITRNAL-
mArlOCK
By Dora Hearing
MATLOCK. The lllcn ar( hllsy
sandin K and refinishing the dance
floor at the Grange hall this W(!,l<-
elltl.
SUNDAY A birthday dinner
was given by Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Ford in holmr of Mrs. lCo|'d's fath-
r, ,I. R. Singleton', 80111 birthday.
"l'ht).e enjoying the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Singleton. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Simpson of Brem-
crt(,n, Mr. and Mrs. to,Roy B,n,the
and family of Hoquiam and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer, .lr.,
and family, alld ill the after,urea
foe cake and coffee there were
Mr. and Mrs. Blain Bunce and
family, Ilomer Adams, Allan John-
"May you live Happtly ever aftl
An old wish and a sincere o
for modern brides; and Just to lel
your friends know the happy newl
end where the event took pleot
and when, we suggest lnexpenw
but attractive ennouncementL
Call at She office of this paper;
wiU be a pleasure to ow you
amples ot the latelt =tylel. Let
our $odet JCcLttof Imow ¥our
iflazuL '
Publis
SOIL l.(y Johnson, Mrs. Poscoe
Crowell and Mrs. M. E. Crowell.
Mr.. M. E. Crowell and Allan
,Jl)hllSiHl ill'0 alsl) over b0 years
old.
1MI'S. Augtlsta Pi)rt nllln Slid
Carl Portman were diilner gtl0sts
of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman of
Shelton Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boydston
and family spent the weekend in
Rell|(}ll.
MR. AND MRS. Garth Calkins
and fumily Wer* weekend visitors
with rel tl yes i11 Tacolna.
Mrs. Perry D. Crowell and chil-
dren of Montesano called on Mrs.
M. E. Crow(,ll Thursday ,lfterllooll.
Friends of Mrs. Stella Michaels
of McMinnville, Ore., will be sorry
to learn of her illness, and Mrs.
Mi('haels is now in Yuma, Ariz.'
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Clift.
THE SHOWER for Mrs. John
Hogben will be Friday night, Feb.
13, at the school auditorium. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson
and family of Shelton and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rothrock and family
and Bill Walker were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin at-
in "Ohristrnn,tw:n, U...A.;"
tended the ClevenRer and lm'lin-
game wcddinK Salm'day evening
at tile First l)r(,sbyteri;m Chllr(.h
in Montesano.
Mrs. Imd I-{()SSllllti(!l' slid Mrs.
Edward Valley went h) Tacoma
Friday and brought their mother
Alma Nye, home from the hospital
and Mrs. Valley is slaying with
her nl,)thcr a few (lays thi. week.
MRS. HERBERT lrehmeyer,
Sr., is in Seattle visiting her hus-
band at the Providence Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gtlm:h,rson
and family and Henry Schapp
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coop-
er Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Larson of
Ehna called on Mr. and Mrs. Blain
Bunts Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Btmce of
Pasco are visiting the Blain Bunce
family.
Mrs. Blain Bunce attended a
hmcheon at the hmne of Mrs. Clive
Troy of Agate last week Thurs-
• Wa,shm
COLLEGE: BAND SCHEDULI LOCAL
THE FAITH LUTHERAN CHORCH Will spon-
sor the appearance of the Augsburg College
Band, on Friday, Feb. 6, in the Shelton Junior
high school auditorium. The band Is rated as
one of the top concert bands in the country.
Critics have placed it at the top of th4ir list
oils, Minn., collegians will highlight- their pro-
gram with tuneful numbers as well as marches
and sacred music illustrating the technique and
artistry of the musicians. Tickets are on sale at
Johnny's Music Box, Shelton Printing and Sta-
tioners and at the Faith Lutheran Church office.
ing worship at 11:00 a.m. wilh a
message by the pastor on the
Sixth Commandment, "Thou Shalt
Not Commit Adultery." Holy
Comnmnion will be included in the
worship service.
The Sunday school meets at
9:30 a.m. You will find a class
for children and adults in our
Sunday school.
day. with the best professional bands. The Minneap-
Mrs. Llld Rossmaier and Mrs. I ::: * '' * *
l Blain Bunce attended the Home-I
makers Council in Shelton Tues- -q , •
y. Augsburg Band Due Here Friday
I Mrs. Marie McKay of Shelton t Remember the Augsburg Col- day night, Feb. 6, at 8:00 p.m.
[was a dinner guest of Mrs. Aug-i legs Band Concert at the Jun!or Tickets ill be available until ee-
l usta Portman Friday. IHigh School Auditorium this F i- cry seat in the attditorium is filled.
. On Sunday there .will be morn-
BUY NOW AND SAVE OURIH6 OUR BI6
15
VISIT OUR HOTPOINT VALUE LOVER'S LANE NOW AND SAVE
! .... i 1
:i.:::;.:: .... ::':":"':':'";:
i?}!i;:i::,: .... ":!:i:;:!: :i !
:: ::¢::::,.: :. ::: :.::::
:;: :*:,. :r: : :' ":::::'
::::::::::::::::::::::: ;::;:!: ::!: :::!
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ':::::::
;::,;; :.": ;.:; ::i: ::: : : ! ii
".::.'. a @:::: : :;:::
!i;" '{.:!'::i:i.:.?:::.i '
Sunday evening at 6:30 the
Luther League will have a Youth
Night program with a Valentine
theme. Youth who are 14 years of
age and older are invited.
During the week the following
events will be held: On Tuesday at
6:30 the Jtmior Youth cla meets,
at 8:00 p.m. the adult instruction
class meets.
On Wednesday night at 7:00 the
Ladies Aid an d the Brotherhood
of the church will hold their reg-
ular meetings. At 7:30 they have
a very special program planned
with the Honorable Chief Justice
of the State Supreme Com, Mr.
Matthew Hill, as the guest speak-
er. Judge Hill will speak on the
topic, 'The Prophet and the Apos-
tle." The public is invited to at-
tend the program and stay for
refreshments to be served by the
sponsoring organizations follow-
ing.
There will be no midweek serv-
ice or senior choir rehearsal this
week, but a Lenten midweek serv-
ice series will begin Wednesday,
b'eb. 18, at 7 p.m. The pastor plans
messages on the topic, "l Believe
in Jesus Christ."
January Wet
Month Locally
Lack of cold weather is play-
ing havoc with lawns as warm
winter weather and lots of rain
makes ideal conditions for the
growth of moss.
Although January 1959 was not
the wettest January in the 27
years of recor(L for the Rayonier
Incorporated weather station, a
total of 13.172 Inches rain fell
during 23 days of the month. The
wettest .lammry day was the 23rd
with 2 inches precipitation. Av-
erage ,Iam]ary rainfall is 9.89
Inches.
The mercury soared to a high of
55 degrecs on the 19th for the ex-
treme temperat:ure for the month, i
bringing the maximum tempera-
ttlre average to 46.2 degrees. Av-
erage high temperature is 44.9 de-
grees.
Youth Danoe
Held at Belfair
BELF'JIR-Another in their se-
ries of Youth DanCes Was heel at
the Belfair Fh'e Hall last Prlday
night, sponsored by, the Belfair
Fire Department Auxiliary: e-
freshments were served ,by the
Auxiliary. Chaperons were Mrs.
Ralph Lutzenhiser and Mrs. Kay
Thorn pson,
Mr. and ;Mrs. Vance Shepherd
are the proud parents of a boy,
born Jan. 26. The new baby joins
two brother, Brad and tal;, and
a sister, Lorna. The shower that
had been planned for Mrs. Shep-
hexl on Feb. 3 has been postponed
until she is able to attend.
TilE RtIODODENDRON Gar-
den Club met January 28 at the
home of Mrs. Rudolph Udean on
the Old Belfair tIighwy, wRh 19
members and two gueat present.
Roll call was answered by reports
on house plants, started at the
first of the club year. The Club
accepted with regnet the resigns,
tion of Mrs. Glen Hampton,. who
is moving to Oak Harbor on Whid-
bey Island. Mrs. John Thompson
requested permission to go oaths
inactive list. Plans were made for
two work parties to assist Girl
Scout Troop No. 136 with the oys-
ter dinner they are giving Feb. 22
at the Masonic Temple in Belfair.
Px)eeeds from the dinner will as-
sist Miss Harsh Kovack, one of
eight Girl Scouts chosen to repre-
sent this area at a Roundup in
Denver in June, Rhododendron
Garden Club sponsor€ this troop
and one of their members, lrs.
Cliff Olson, is the leader. Program
for the afternoon was a talk by
Mrs. Jay I,averty on the prepara-
tion and laying out of perennial
beds.
An arrangement made by Mt.
W. F. Evans and Mrs. John Mat-
son was discussed. Mrs. Evans
showed a double Snowdrop which
was in bloom in her garden at the
present time.
111E IEBI{UARY PT-A meet-
ing will be held this evening, Feb.
5, at the Belfair Grade School
buihiing at 8 pnL The program
will be presented by Mr. Chet UI-
lin, director of Kitsap County AU-
dio-Vi.'ual department.
Mrs. William Wing and son,
Paul, returned Sunday from a trip
to Oconomowoc, Wis. The hurried
trip was made l)ecause of the
illness of Mrs. Wing's mother, who
is now recovering satisfactorily.
the third. Minimum temperature.q
average(i 3L2 degrees above the
31.7 degrees average:
The lowest temperature for Jan-
.ary wa_. Z a rosty n degrees on :--TRY a Classified Ad--
HGTPOIHT AlffOMATIO __
,,s, ,0,.,, ,,,,,0,,,,,, [-ii---- ley00
HOTPtliNT AUTOMATIO .,SHES SPARKLE, glasses gleam, silver HOTPOINT REFRIGERATION is the ,o,. ud Pau
ELEeTRR IJlilldlPp BulglP- glistens, pots a,d pans shin. after being word" in ability to serve you better...clean. ARS
double wamhed, 'double rinsed and electrically ability, =toe-al)ility, dur-ability, depend-ability.
CURYQUEENATM6DERATE , T dried in this HOTOOlNTautomatlc electric Thlsi2:3cubio,ootrefrlgeraterwRhi0i-lb. ' USED €
diShwashero Regularly sells for $299.95. freezer is the double-door model With autO-
t Wi © COS --
e; I,, s/d.'-: and wonderful super-oven • . , SAVE MORE THAN $111 on our matk defrosting normally selling at $479,95.
°''m'e'lb;turey, preparea, banquets W]] ,IRJlss ..... ,*,tlR ss
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N nYUo nnv¢*o ' nv.Pmnl IiU/U.._.V , $
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FIT YOUR
your finger-tips, this HOTPOINT
dryer gives you SAFETY CUT-OFF
SWITCH, CALROD HEATING
UNITS, EASY ACCESS LINT PAN-
EL, PORCELAIN TOP. Usually
selling for $269.95, it is our
SWEETHEART
Sp,CIAL
'188 ss
With Trade-In
ALL PORCELAIN Inside and out,
has the famous HOTPOINT full-time,
built-ln
• LINT FILTER
• 5-YEAR WARRANTY
• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
• J ET-SPRAY RINSE
• OVERFLOW RINSE
Regularly sold for $299.95, we offer
it to you for our
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SPECIAL
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With Trade-In
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Februa
• J, 1-059 .
''4 .....
America's Most Beautiful
RAVEL TRAILERS
City Comforts Everywhere
BOLES AREO • ZENITH • YANKEE CLIPPER
SILVER STREAK • TERRY
You Must See To Appreciate
YARD HIGHWAY SALES LOT
Bremerton
HA 6-2292 (Shelton) or CRestview 5-3897 (Belfair)
for Appointment
'ATTI2,JTON-MASON COIIT.Z JOITRNAL-
mArlOCK
By Dora Hearing
MATLOCK. The lllcn ar( hllsy
sandin K and refinishing the dance
floor at the Grange hall this W(!,l<-
elltl.
SUNDAY A birthday dinner
was given by Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Ford in holmr of Mrs. lCo|'d's fath-
r, ,I. R. Singleton', 80111 birthday.
"l'ht).e enjoying the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Singleton. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Simpson of Brem-
crt(,n, Mr. and Mrs. to,Roy B,n,the
and family of Hoquiam and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Brehmeyer, .lr.,
and family, alld ill the after,urea
foe cake and coffee there were
Mr. and Mrs. Blain Bunce and
family, Ilomer Adams, Allan John-
"May you live Happtly ever aftl
An old wish and a sincere o
for modern brides; and Just to lel
your friends know the happy newl
end where the event took pleot
and when, we suggest lnexpenw
but attractive ennouncementL
Call at She office of this paper;
wiU be a pleasure to ow you
amples ot the latelt =tylel. Let
our $odet JCcLttof Imow ¥our
iflazuL '
Publis
SOIL l.(y Johnson, Mrs. Poscoe
Crowell and Mrs. M. E. Crowell.
Mr.. M. E. Crowell and Allan
,Jl)hllSiHl ill'0 alsl) over b0 years
old.
1MI'S. Augtlsta Pi)rt nllln Slid
Carl Portman were diilner gtl0sts
of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Portman of
Shelton Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boydston
and family spent the weekend in
Rell|(}ll.
MR. AND MRS. Garth Calkins
and fumily Wer* weekend visitors
with rel tl yes i11 Tacolna.
Mrs. Perry D. Crowell and chil-
dren of Montesano called on Mrs.
M. E. Crow(,ll Thursday ,lfterllooll.
Friends of Mrs. Stella Michaels
of McMinnville, Ore., will be sorry
to learn of her illness, and Mrs.
Mi('haels is now in Yuma, Ariz.'
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Clift.
THE SHOWER for Mrs. John
Hogben will be Friday night, Feb.
13, at the school auditorium. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson
and family of Shelton and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rothrock and family
and Bill Walker were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin at-
in "Ohristrnn,tw:n, U...A.;"
tended the ClevenRer and lm'lin-
game wcddinK Salm'day evening
at tile First l)r(,sbyteri;m Chllr(.h
in Montesano.
Mrs. Imd I-{()SSllllti(!l' slid Mrs.
Edward Valley went h) Tacoma
Friday and brought their mother
Alma Nye, home from the hospital
and Mrs. Valley is slaying with
her nl,)thcr a few (lays thi. week.
MRS. HERBERT lrehmeyer,
Sr., is in Seattle visiting her hus-
band at the Providence Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gtlm:h,rson
and family and Henry Schapp
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coop-
er Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Larson of
Ehna called on Mr. and Mrs. Blain
Bunts Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Btmce of
Pasco are visiting the Blain Bunce
family.
Mrs. Blain Bunce attended a
hmcheon at the hmne of Mrs. Clive
Troy of Agate last week Thurs-
• Wa,shm
COLLEGE: BAND SCHEDULI LOCAL
THE FAITH LUTHERAN CHORCH Will spon-
sor the appearance of the Augsburg College
Band, on Friday, Feb. 6, in the Shelton Junior
high school auditorium. The band Is rated as
one of the top concert bands in the country.
Critics have placed it at the top of th4ir list
oils, Minn., collegians will highlight- their pro-
gram with tuneful numbers as well as marches
and sacred music illustrating the technique and
artistry of the musicians. Tickets are on sale at
Johnny's Music Box, Shelton Printing and Sta-
tioners and at the Faith Lutheran Church office.
ing worship at 11:00 a.m. wilh a
message by the pastor on the
Sixth Commandment, "Thou Shalt
Not Commit Adultery." Holy
Comnmnion will be included in the
worship service.
The Sunday school meets at
9:30 a.m. You will find a class
for children and adults in our
Sunday school.
day. with the best professional bands. The Minneap-
Mrs. Llld Rossmaier and Mrs. I ::: * '' * *
l Blain Bunce attended the Home-I
makers Council in Shelton Tues- -q , •
y. Augsburg Band Due Here Friday
I Mrs. Marie McKay of Shelton t Remember the Augsburg Col- day night, Feb. 6, at 8:00 p.m.
[was a dinner guest of Mrs. Aug-i legs Band Concert at the Jun!or Tickets ill be available until ee-
l usta Portman Friday. IHigh School Auditorium this F i- cry seat in the attditorium is filled.
. On Sunday there .will be morn-
BUY NOW AND SAVE OURIH6 OUR BI6
15
VISIT OUR HOTPOINT VALUE LOVER'S LANE NOW AND SAVE
! .... i 1
:i.:::;.:: .... ::':":"':':'";:
i?}!i;:i::,: .... ":!:i:;:!: :i !
:: ::¢::::,.: :. ::: :.::::
:;: :*:,. :r: : :' ":::::'
::::::::::::::::::::::: ;::;:!: ::!: :::!
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ':::::::
;::,;; :.": ;.:; ::i: ::: : : ! ii
".::.'. a @:::: : :;:::
!i;" '{.:!'::i:i.:.?:::.i '
Sunday evening at 6:30 the
Luther League will have a Youth
Night program with a Valentine
theme. Youth who are 14 years of
age and older are invited.
During the week the following
events will be held: On Tuesday at
6:30 the Jtmior Youth cla meets,
at 8:00 p.m. the adult instruction
class meets.
On Wednesday night at 7:00 the
Ladies Aid an d the Brotherhood
of the church will hold their reg-
ular meetings. At 7:30 they have
a very special program planned
with the Honorable Chief Justice
of the State Supreme Com, Mr.
Matthew Hill, as the guest speak-
er. Judge Hill will speak on the
topic, 'The Prophet and the Apos-
tle." The public is invited to at-
tend the program and stay for
refreshments to be served by the
sponsoring organizations follow-
ing.
There will be no midweek serv-
ice or senior choir rehearsal this
week, but a Lenten midweek serv-
ice series will begin Wednesday,
b'eb. 18, at 7 p.m. The pastor plans
messages on the topic, "l Believe
in Jesus Christ."
January Wet
Month Locally
Lack of cold weather is play-
ing havoc with lawns as warm
winter weather and lots of rain
makes ideal conditions for the
growth of moss.
Although January 1959 was not
the wettest January in the 27
years of recor(L for the Rayonier
Incorporated weather station, a
total of 13.172 Inches rain fell
during 23 days of the month. The
wettest .lammry day was the 23rd
with 2 inches precipitation. Av-
erage ,Iam]ary rainfall is 9.89
Inches.
The mercury soared to a high of
55 degrecs on the 19th for the ex-
treme temperat:ure for the month, i
bringing the maximum tempera-
ttlre average to 46.2 degrees. Av-
erage high temperature is 44.9 de-
grees.
Youth Danoe
Held at Belfair
BELF'JIR-Another in their se-
ries of Youth DanCes Was heel at
the Belfair Fh'e Hall last Prlday
night, sponsored by, the Belfair
Fire Department Auxiliary: e-
freshments were served ,by the
Auxiliary. Chaperons were Mrs.
Ralph Lutzenhiser and Mrs. Kay
Thorn pson,
Mr. and ;Mrs. Vance Shepherd
are the proud parents of a boy,
born Jan. 26. The new baby joins
two brother, Brad and tal;, and
a sister, Lorna. The shower that
had been planned for Mrs. Shep-
hexl on Feb. 3 has been postponed
until she is able to attend.
TilE RtIODODENDRON Gar-
den Club met January 28 at the
home of Mrs. Rudolph Udean on
the Old Belfair tIighwy, wRh 19
members and two gueat present.
Roll call was answered by reports
on house plants, started at the
first of the club year. The Club
accepted with regnet the resigns,
tion of Mrs. Glen Hampton,. who
is moving to Oak Harbor on Whid-
bey Island. Mrs. John Thompson
requested permission to go oaths
inactive list. Plans were made for
two work parties to assist Girl
Scout Troop No. 136 with the oys-
ter dinner they are giving Feb. 22
at the Masonic Temple in Belfair.
Px)eeeds from the dinner will as-
sist Miss Harsh Kovack, one of
eight Girl Scouts chosen to repre-
sent this area at a Roundup in
Denver in June, Rhododendron
Garden Club sponsor€ this troop
and one of their members, lrs.
Cliff Olson, is the leader. Program
for the afternoon was a talk by
Mrs. Jay I,averty on the prepara-
tion and laying out of perennial
beds.
An arrangement made by Mt.
W. F. Evans and Mrs. John Mat-
son was discussed. Mrs. Evans
showed a double Snowdrop which
was in bloom in her garden at the
present time.
111E IEBI{UARY PT-A meet-
ing will be held this evening, Feb.
5, at the Belfair Grade School
buihiing at 8 pnL The program
will be presented by Mr. Chet UI-
lin, director of Kitsap County AU-
dio-Vi.'ual department.
Mrs. William Wing and son,
Paul, returned Sunday from a trip
to Oconomowoc, Wis. The hurried
trip was made l)ecause of the
illness of Mrs. Wing's mother, who
is now recovering satisfactorily.
the third. Minimum temperature.q
average(i 3L2 degrees above the
31.7 degrees average:
The lowest temperature for Jan-
.ary wa_. Z a rosty n degrees on :--TRY a Classified Ad--
HGTPOIHT AlffOMATIO __
,,s, ,0,.,, ,,,,,0,,,,,, [-ii---- ley00
HOTPtliNT AUTOMATIO .,SHES SPARKLE, glasses gleam, silver HOTPOINT REFRIGERATION is the ,o,. ud Pau
ELEeTRR IJlilldlPp BulglP- glistens, pots a,d pans shin. after being word" in ability to serve you better...clean. ARS
double wamhed, 'double rinsed and electrically ability, =toe-al)ility, dur-ability, depend-ability.
CURYQUEENATM6DERATE , T dried in this HOTOOlNTautomatlc electric Thlsi2:3cubio,ootrefrlgeraterwRhi0i-lb. ' USED €
diShwashero Regularly sells for $299.95. freezer is the double-door model With autO-
t Wi © COS --
e; I,, s/d.'-: and wonderful super-oven • . , SAVE MORE THAN $111 on our matk defrosting normally selling at $479,95.
°''m'e'lb;turey, preparea, banquets W]] ,IRJlss ..... ,*,tlR ss
__.jr ._aeluxe .automatio eleotric r nor
,.,,.-.,.,,-,, .o,. s 1957 FORD 4D00R
• ..... , STATION WAGON '219500.
With Trade-I n * * . , 4 New Tire,,powerRadio,Steering,Heate, 1959Aut'mat'0 Tranam/,akn,License ''
HOTOINT AUTOMATIG .n..,u......... 4 DR STA. WAOON 1T95.00
N nYUo nnv¢*o ' nv.Pmnl IiU/U.._.V , $
, ..... , ---,n=o WASHER , Au,omat,o Tran.mi.,en, .to, 2.,0 .I,.
SAFE CONTROLLED DRYING at ....
FIT YOUR
your finger-tips, this HOTPOINT
dryer gives you SAFETY CUT-OFF
SWITCH, CALROD HEATING
UNITS, EASY ACCESS LINT PAN-
EL, PORCELAIN TOP. Usually
selling for $269.95, it is our
SWEETHEART
Sp,CIAL
'188 ss
With Trade-In
ALL PORCELAIN Inside and out,
has the famous HOTPOINT full-time,
built-ln
• LINT FILTER
• 5-YEAR WARRANTY
• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
• J ET-SPRAY RINSE
• OVERFLOW RINSE
Regularly sold for $299.95, we offer
it to you for our
SWEETHEAlgT
SPECIAL
,218 ss
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1965 FORD V-8
TUDOR SEDAN =995.00
'51 Chev. Deluxe 2-Door Sedan, clean $895.00
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Dodge - Plymouth Agency
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