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ober 8. 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in €'Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
. J[,...__ mn nu R P n a • nn | A | A | An |ltree and whom I later observed l||l Re" P •
I100! ' u'n .oo,
anal uaroen t;uun mien, After the trio left, I wanton runo
mrs. harry Brown [erzalflS moo u
• L. y UNION -'- Mr t{arry Brown a: Lilliwaup Community Hall, from Portland, Ore. two years ago sauntered over to the spot to find I|| II R n
iK:. By was hostess to tile Hood Cam)! :]th Women of that place in to make a permanent home here a carefully made little earth nnn¢ nw Knave
n-,! : Garden Club Thursday Oct. 1 at charge as hostesses, interestin back mound with a small wooden cross ruulil illlw iovv[
IP'TI1 Slid HARRY be,' home near Union.' The largr Tle engagement of Miss Louise is'un2a:f waenavez.y and gas beez t.o which was attached a caru- -- . ,-
-! l'l k ---- n, nlbeI' of Inenlbe,'s and gllesis Mai'Ks of S.he]ton and Jinl Bittle q, f ...... .... (.f,l'lDle €f" ,,h(.," b°'rd sign with these fear bnt aP" T-- ' • L'mul-Ilull
.... A .- .... over flowed the spacio,s and at- was recentL.V announced. Louise ............ -," -" * a " craft 1. patently hcarL-lelt words penciled i|| iJ||frV
/" • • • • he was honorPd at a shower b a young ......... h,t ....... on my mmamwmu
- tra(t ve hvmg room and onto t ..... y ,. heI ..... ' ......
I - , . . . . . ... Gdleland has to c€.(llt, some, .
: ('7 w l d e tlower decked verandas g 'P .of hei young. mnds Last very ood lookin yardage, drapes "Mr. Blue Duck A number of unusually beauti-
,-ilul where a t)otluck hmcheon was ,e(,, ,:ms one reczpmnt .oz many anf other ood looking articles: Died Sunday, Sept. 26, '59 t'u] books are among the'most re-
', u /y- t o [1,, .served. . at. 12 .,'30.. At: the business. . _ use{t;u, . ana. attractive, gifts. "rne .............. .... f,n i, hezTnew home..She is al. - Born. .......... cent a(,quisitions at the Publk, Li-.
f] I /// s!sszo, m !he ,ait;erno,)n. mstalla- i:i'lmmg will be an event oI early so a water colorist, and zs the sm- Died here choked to death, brary. "Masters of Modern Arch-
-'/ 'J [)4 z,on ot newy emcLeo .OltCmlS too- ': -. _ Let of Corwin and Waldo Chase, Finis." Lecture" is one of the last of the
|'J I ' pace x)qth vrs. warl Blan., (!m: lzls. onn_Kimball (Ttdla to, all wood block artists. Dick Buechel of Union Garage, books bought on the. Walton me-
1'I [ ua t.rict cnairman presiaing. Eleceu o us anq net two smart cnilaren .......... er "-urchased "- and local PUD man is the fellow aerial fund to be received. The
.;€'k/ I I [ were tile following, Mesdames have moved Lo Airport place for . rs. tatu cnlY2S. ii.,entl:: -2 who goea out of his wav to held large well-illustrated v o l u m e
' ' ." ' orda the while t " " • loom ana has u*, t, ,s . ap- _ _ . , : .
l']llL.j Jenme He/f, premdent, C ...... mtl} Jim sends for hm nvin hrself to a Past time and others in distress. Monday morn- g'lves a vivid zmpresmon of the
.... Iz.mnzamy:_ne nav!ng gone on hlb she finds fas'cinatingly in- ing early Dick was out in the works of such giants as Wright,
a.u tu a, AlasKa where ne
Y "S work!"
tlre to notice the
j k ATTENTION we
I
& MYHRE
SERVICE
Watkins vice president; Vera
Shortsleeves succeeding E the I
Daiby as secretary, she announced
some time previously she would
not be available for office. Cecil
Gilbert was re-elected club treas-
urer, and Mrs. Daisy Vance han-
(tling publicity, succeeding Vera
Linscott of Hoodsport who so ca-
pably handled the same for some
years. Mrs. ton Ahl of Eldon was
named as corresponding secretary
and is in charge of the year book.
A dozen or so attractive dish
arrangements were on display,
first award going to Francis
t Moake's colorful collection of i
small orange autumn leaves with
small grey and white birds perch-
ed on the slim branches. Among
the several visitors was Mrs.
Frank Smith, president of Shelton
Garden club. It was announced the
November meeting would be held
RENTAL SERVIOE
Home
Edger and Vibrator Types
TIRES •
Pine Streets
HA 6-3906
i00an & Eacrett Lumber C0.
t (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA 6-4522
!Adventists Plan
Week's Services
Sabbath scimol at the Seventl-
Day Adventist church is held
eacl Saturday morning at 9:a0
with Worship Service following aL
11 o'ch)ek.
On Oct. 10, the Lord's Supper
Ordinances of the Lord's liom, m
will be held with Pastor Baker
present. In the cveuing at 7:30 at
the church grade schood tim lirst
Home, and School meeting of the
year will be held. Midweek prayc.r
services are held each Wednesday
evening at 7:a0 at tim church.
There is a time and station
change for "It Is Written"the
new telecast begun Oct. 3. It m
is employed, and to prepare com-
fortable quarters for them. Mean-
while Mrs. Adal Kimball, Tulla's
mother has moved into the home
during her young family's ab-
sence. We of the community all
wish the young Kimball family i
the best of luck and happiness.
There is always a feeling of sad-
ness when old timers leave our
community, and such is the situs-,
tton with regard to the moving of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welsh from
their Union home to Shelton re-
cently. It was some forty-two
years ago or so Lucille came to
the then hamlet of Union and was
employed at the old Twana Hotel.
That property now belongs to the
Ross brothers of Port Orchard
and the site of their family Canal
home. She later became Nell Mc-
Reavy Andresen's assistant at the
Post Office, a position she held
for many years and until Mrs. An-
dersen's retirement in late years.
We hope you don't forget to re-
turn to visit.
There are enough weavers now!
busily engaged in that craft lo-
cally to form a Weavers Guild.
Adal Kimball of course succeeds
her late mother, Kirsten Hauser,
and has taken over the loom she
used for so many years. Adal, the
designer and maker of smart I
frocks and togs for the well dress- i
ed women, has woven many bolts l
of hanasome materials.
Mrs. Gene Gflleland, who came
Dollars for Demoeratsi]
JOHN ;. GOLE I
teresting as well as useful, as the
very smart and pretty dress we
saw her wearing at a recent social
affair, and of her own weaving il-
lustrated.
MRS. IIARRY COTES is anoth-
er local woman who is a devotee
of the art, and in spite of the fact
she ia employed four days a week
at the Lumbermen's Mercantile
Co. of Shelton and the mother of a
large but cooperative family, she
takes time off (and we can't call
it idle time) for her loom, and we
hear is considering a try at table
mats made of sweet grass, used
by Indian basket makers, and
which they gather at marshes in
Grays Harbor county.
Then there is Clara Bittle who
has fallen heir to what might be
termed a real heirloom, having be-
longed to an aunt. Clara tells me
she finds weaving most interest-
ing, she is weaving rugs at the
present time, and how fine for
that new home Ly]e is building up
on View Hill above the Bittle mill.
Waldo Chase, not content in
resting on his laurels as one of the
outstanding wood block artists of
the Pacific Northwest, has not
only made looms which he has
sold at nice prices, but also has
repaired those of friends. He has
been weaving as a hobby for a
few years and has turned out
some smart looking worsted suit-
ing, as well as rugs and drapes.
It would be interesting to know
how many other men are interest-
ed in weaving in Mason County.
Well ---weavers all, we sort of
envy you, but realizing our limits
as regards that sort of art and
craft, we are sticking by our darn-
ing
THE THREE little children
standing quietly under an apple
woods someplace trying to get a
bulldozer in order for its owner to
be able to work with that day.
Orrie Nobles had to return to
Olympus Manor to learn that he
was supposed to have made a trip
to Los Angeles. Seems that Orrie
had hastily grabbed up an envel-
ope bearing the name of a hotel
in that city, to mail a note to a
local friend at his home place. He
was somewhat surprised to be
asked "Well how did you enjoy
your stay in Los Angeles?" upon
arriving here.
MRS. PAUL JONES motoring
to Annapolis near Port Orchard
Monday morning to spend a few
hours with her daughter Kaye
Sterling and family before the
Sterlings take off for the long trip
to Cape Cod where they will re-
main until next June. From what
we have been told Larry Sterling
is now a top man with the Seattle
Boeing secret missile department,
and is Lo be in charge of impor-
tant developments in that terri-
tory. A fine thing for Mr. Ster-
ling, business wise, but for the
family just installed in a fine new
home with swimming pool, kinda
tough for the youngsters in a way.
Raymond, Richard and Caroline
all having enjoyed water activities
since moving there a few
months ago when tie home near
Union was sold.
From all appearances last Sun-
day up at tile power line, there
was a Nipponese family out for
every pine mushroom. There was
the little old Japanese man who
stopped to glance into our basket
as he passed by who looked his
disapproval, t hen said quote
"Looks bad" to which we cheer-
fully replied "Tastes good". He
made no erply but strode away in-
made no reply but strode away in-
Van-der-Rohe, Le Corbusier, and
Gropius. Both private homes and
public buildings are illustrated.
"House Beautiful Treasury of Con-
temporary A m e r i c a n Homes*'
brings architecture closer to the
level with which most of us are
familiar. This is mostly a book for
dreaming over, but may also pro-
vide some practical ideas for those
who are planning a new house.
THE GARDEN, has not been
i neglected, either. 'A Treasury of
American Gardens", illustrated in
color and black-and-white, shows
gardens, large and small, in all
parts of the country. Sunset Mag-
azine's "Landscaping for Western
Living" will be of value to all who!
are starting plans for a more
beautiful garden next summer.
The emphasis in this book is on
adapting your garden for living
out-of-doors. The practical as-
pects of how to make plants grow
are covered for this area very
completely in the "Sunset Western
Garden Book".
Nature-lovers will admire the
superb color and black-and-white
)hotographs in Ivan Sanderson's
"Living Mammals of the World".
IIII
RECORD
SALE
OCTOBER
15 - 16 - 17
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad
se.en over KTNT-TV channel 11,
each Saturday evening 7:00 to
'1:30.
It also contains short descrip-
tions of the animals, arranged by
their relationships. Mr. Sander-
son is the author of "Animal
£reasure" and other well-known
cooks on collecting' animals.
"Spring Flowers of the Lower Co-
lumbia Valley" will help fill the
need for local material.
Travel Reservation
Center
Air
- Rail - Ship -
]]us
TOURS • CRUISES • HOTELS
HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4134
401 Railroad Avenue
SHELTON, WASH.
Beginning Today -- Oct. 8
THE BURGER PiT
Will be Under the
NEW NANAGE,UENT
OF :EG ZILLIOX
Specialist ,n GOOD Hamburgers
WE ARE OPEN NOW BUT WILL HAVE A
GRAND OPENING NEXT WEEK. WATCH
NEXT WEEK'S JOURNAL FOR DETAILS.
J. Pozorski
=ort
lan
I I I IIII I III I
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and end frozen clotheslines, base-
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wash and postponed washdays for*
ever. Start enjoying automatic in-
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this sale tool
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costs less to own...
worth more when
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know• exnolly whon to
add the bloaoh...
Takes the mistakes 0lt Of hleschinl,
|ivlm you whiter walmee sutomatloelly.
Just pour proper amount of ful|.
strength bleach into Maytag's new Dl
penser. Bleach I, automatically mlute¢!
to just the right strength, the.n auto.
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at exactly th nht time (afte your de-
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'' 10 a:i:f E S& A EY PPLIANCEcENTER - M::v::::n:::it I
ober 8. 1959 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in €'Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washington
. J[,...__ mn nu R P n a • nn | A | A | An |ltree and whom I later observed l||l Re" P •
I100! ' u'n .oo,
anal uaroen t;uun mien, After the trio left, I wanton runo
mrs. harry Brown [erzalflS moo u
• L. y UNION -'- Mr t{arry Brown a: Lilliwaup Community Hall, from Portland, Ore. two years ago sauntered over to the spot to find I|| II R n
iK:. By was hostess to tile Hood Cam)! :]th Women of that place in to make a permanent home here a carefully made little earth nnn¢ nw Knave
n-,! : Garden Club Thursday Oct. 1 at charge as hostesses, interestin back mound with a small wooden cross ruulil illlw iovv[
IP'TI1 Slid HARRY be,' home near Union.' The largr Tle engagement of Miss Louise is'un2a:f waenavez.y and gas beez t.o which was attached a caru- -- . ,-
-! l'l k ---- n, nlbeI' of Inenlbe,'s and gllesis Mai'Ks of S.he]ton and Jinl Bittle q, f ...... .... (.f,l'lDle €f" ,,h(.," b°'rd sign with these fear bnt aP" T-- ' • L'mul-Ilull
.... A .- .... over flowed the spacio,s and at- was recentL.V announced. Louise ............ -," -" * a " craft 1. patently hcarL-lelt words penciled i|| iJ||frV
/" • • • • he was honorPd at a shower b a young ......... h,t ....... on my mmamwmu
- tra(t ve hvmg room and onto t ..... y ,. heI ..... ' ......
I - , . . . . . ... Gdleland has to c€.(llt, some, .
: ('7 w l d e tlower decked verandas g 'P .of hei young. mnds Last very ood lookin yardage, drapes "Mr. Blue Duck A number of unusually beauti-
,-ilul where a t)otluck hmcheon was ,e(,, ,:ms one reczpmnt .oz many anf other ood looking articles: Died Sunday, Sept. 26, '59 t'u] books are among the'most re-
', u /y- t o [1,, .served. . at. 12 .,'30.. At: the business. . _ use{t;u, . ana. attractive, gifts. "rne .............. .... f,n i, hezTnew home..She is al. - Born. .......... cent a(,quisitions at the Publk, Li-.
f] I /// s!sszo, m !he ,ait;erno,)n. mstalla- i:i'lmmg will be an event oI early so a water colorist, and zs the sm- Died here choked to death, brary. "Masters of Modern Arch-
-'/ 'J [)4 z,on ot newy emcLeo .OltCmlS too- ': -. _ Let of Corwin and Waldo Chase, Finis." Lecture" is one of the last of the
|'J I ' pace x)qth vrs. warl Blan., (!m: lzls. onn_Kimball (Ttdla to, all wood block artists. Dick Buechel of Union Garage, books bought on the. Walton me-
1'I [ ua t.rict cnairman presiaing. Eleceu o us anq net two smart cnilaren .......... er "-urchased "- and local PUD man is the fellow aerial fund to be received. The
.;€'k/ I I [ were tile following, Mesdames have moved Lo Airport place for . rs. tatu cnlY2S. ii.,entl:: -2 who goea out of his wav to held large well-illustrated v o l u m e
' ' ." ' orda the while t " " • loom ana has u*, t, ,s . ap- _ _ . , : .
l']llL.j Jenme He/f, premdent, C ...... mtl} Jim sends for hm nvin hrself to a Past time and others in distress. Monday morn- g'lves a vivid zmpresmon of the
.... Iz.mnzamy:_ne nav!ng gone on hlb she finds fas'cinatingly in- ing early Dick was out in the works of such giants as Wright,
a.u tu a, AlasKa where ne
Y "S work!"
tlre to notice the
j k ATTENTION we
I
& MYHRE
SERVICE
Watkins vice president; Vera
Shortsleeves succeeding E the I
Daiby as secretary, she announced
some time previously she would
not be available for office. Cecil
Gilbert was re-elected club treas-
urer, and Mrs. Daisy Vance han-
(tling publicity, succeeding Vera
Linscott of Hoodsport who so ca-
pably handled the same for some
years. Mrs. ton Ahl of Eldon was
named as corresponding secretary
and is in charge of the year book.
A dozen or so attractive dish
arrangements were on display,
first award going to Francis
t Moake's colorful collection of i
small orange autumn leaves with
small grey and white birds perch-
ed on the slim branches. Among
the several visitors was Mrs.
Frank Smith, president of Shelton
Garden club. It was announced the
November meeting would be held
RENTAL SERVIOE
Home
Edger and Vibrator Types
TIRES •
Pine Streets
HA 6-3906
i00an & Eacrett Lumber C0.
t (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA 6-4522
!Adventists Plan
Week's Services
Sabbath scimol at the Seventl-
Day Adventist church is held
eacl Saturday morning at 9:a0
with Worship Service following aL
11 o'ch)ek.
On Oct. 10, the Lord's Supper
Ordinances of the Lord's liom, m
will be held with Pastor Baker
present. In the cveuing at 7:30 at
the church grade schood tim lirst
Home, and School meeting of the
year will be held. Midweek prayc.r
services are held each Wednesday
evening at 7:a0 at tim church.
There is a time and station
change for "It Is Written"the
new telecast begun Oct. 3. It m
is employed, and to prepare com-
fortable quarters for them. Mean-
while Mrs. Adal Kimball, Tulla's
mother has moved into the home
during her young family's ab-
sence. We of the community all
wish the young Kimball family i
the best of luck and happiness.
There is always a feeling of sad-
ness when old timers leave our
community, and such is the situs-,
tton with regard to the moving of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welsh from
their Union home to Shelton re-
cently. It was some forty-two
years ago or so Lucille came to
the then hamlet of Union and was
employed at the old Twana Hotel.
That property now belongs to the
Ross brothers of Port Orchard
and the site of their family Canal
home. She later became Nell Mc-
Reavy Andresen's assistant at the
Post Office, a position she held
for many years and until Mrs. An-
dersen's retirement in late years.
We hope you don't forget to re-
turn to visit.
There are enough weavers now!
busily engaged in that craft lo-
cally to form a Weavers Guild.
Adal Kimball of course succeeds
her late mother, Kirsten Hauser,
and has taken over the loom she
used for so many years. Adal, the
designer and maker of smart I
frocks and togs for the well dress- i
ed women, has woven many bolts l
of hanasome materials.
Mrs. Gene Gflleland, who came
Dollars for Demoeratsi]
JOHN ;. GOLE I
teresting as well as useful, as the
very smart and pretty dress we
saw her wearing at a recent social
affair, and of her own weaving il-
lustrated.
MRS. IIARRY COTES is anoth-
er local woman who is a devotee
of the art, and in spite of the fact
she ia employed four days a week
at the Lumbermen's Mercantile
Co. of Shelton and the mother of a
large but cooperative family, she
takes time off (and we can't call
it idle time) for her loom, and we
hear is considering a try at table
mats made of sweet grass, used
by Indian basket makers, and
which they gather at marshes in
Grays Harbor county.
Then there is Clara Bittle who
has fallen heir to what might be
termed a real heirloom, having be-
longed to an aunt. Clara tells me
she finds weaving most interest-
ing, she is weaving rugs at the
present time, and how fine for
that new home Ly]e is building up
on View Hill above the Bittle mill.
Waldo Chase, not content in
resting on his laurels as one of the
outstanding wood block artists of
the Pacific Northwest, has not
only made looms which he has
sold at nice prices, but also has
repaired those of friends. He has
been weaving as a hobby for a
few years and has turned out
some smart looking worsted suit-
ing, as well as rugs and drapes.
It would be interesting to know
how many other men are interest-
ed in weaving in Mason County.
Well ---weavers all, we sort of
envy you, but realizing our limits
as regards that sort of art and
craft, we are sticking by our darn-
ing
THE THREE little children
standing quietly under an apple
woods someplace trying to get a
bulldozer in order for its owner to
be able to work with that day.
Orrie Nobles had to return to
Olympus Manor to learn that he
was supposed to have made a trip
to Los Angeles. Seems that Orrie
had hastily grabbed up an envel-
ope bearing the name of a hotel
in that city, to mail a note to a
local friend at his home place. He
was somewhat surprised to be
asked "Well how did you enjoy
your stay in Los Angeles?" upon
arriving here.
MRS. PAUL JONES motoring
to Annapolis near Port Orchard
Monday morning to spend a few
hours with her daughter Kaye
Sterling and family before the
Sterlings take off for the long trip
to Cape Cod where they will re-
main until next June. From what
we have been told Larry Sterling
is now a top man with the Seattle
Boeing secret missile department,
and is Lo be in charge of impor-
tant developments in that terri-
tory. A fine thing for Mr. Ster-
ling, business wise, but for the
family just installed in a fine new
home with swimming pool, kinda
tough for the youngsters in a way.
Raymond, Richard and Caroline
all having enjoyed water activities
since moving there a few
months ago when tie home near
Union was sold.
From all appearances last Sun-
day up at tile power line, there
was a Nipponese family out for
every pine mushroom. There was
the little old Japanese man who
stopped to glance into our basket
as he passed by who looked his
disapproval, t hen said quote
"Looks bad" to which we cheer-
fully replied "Tastes good". He
made no erply but strode away in-
made no reply but strode away in-
Van-der-Rohe, Le Corbusier, and
Gropius. Both private homes and
public buildings are illustrated.
"House Beautiful Treasury of Con-
temporary A m e r i c a n Homes*'
brings architecture closer to the
level with which most of us are
familiar. This is mostly a book for
dreaming over, but may also pro-
vide some practical ideas for those
who are planning a new house.
THE GARDEN, has not been
i neglected, either. 'A Treasury of
American Gardens", illustrated in
color and black-and-white, shows
gardens, large and small, in all
parts of the country. Sunset Mag-
azine's "Landscaping for Western
Living" will be of value to all who!
are starting plans for a more
beautiful garden next summer.
The emphasis in this book is on
adapting your garden for living
out-of-doors. The practical as-
pects of how to make plants grow
are covered for this area very
completely in the "Sunset Western
Garden Book".
Nature-lovers will admire the
superb color and black-and-white
)hotographs in Ivan Sanderson's
"Living Mammals of the World".
IIII
RECORD
SALE
OCTOBER
15 - 16 - 17
Johnny's Music Box
429 Railroad
se.en over KTNT-TV channel 11,
each Saturday evening 7:00 to
'1:30.
It also contains short descrip-
tions of the animals, arranged by
their relationships. Mr. Sander-
son is the author of "Animal
£reasure" and other well-known
cooks on collecting' animals.
"Spring Flowers of the Lower Co-
lumbia Valley" will help fill the
need for local material.
Travel Reservation
Center
Air
- Rail - Ship -
]]us
TOURS • CRUISES • HOTELS
HA 6-8272 or HA 6-4134
401 Railroad Avenue
SHELTON, WASH.
Beginning Today -- Oct. 8
THE BURGER PiT
Will be Under the
NEW NANAGE,UENT
OF :EG ZILLIOX
Specialist ,n GOOD Hamburgers
WE ARE OPEN NOW BUT WILL HAVE A
GRAND OPENING NEXT WEEK. WATCH
NEXT WEEK'S JOURNAL FOR DETAILS.
J. Pozorski
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Time ms Running Short On the Oppodunity for Big Savings on Major Appliances from Eells and Valley's
POT OF-GOLD OFFER
only
ALL THE CASH
P
YOU CAN NAB
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699s
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Now for permtes.a day you can put
a new low-cost, last drying Maytag
Halo-of-Heat dryer to work for you
and end frozen clotheslines, base-
ment jungle, lugging leavy wet
wash and postponed washdays for*
ever. Start enjoying automatic in-
door dw_ ing now --aud save during
this sale tool
Clothes in 26-35 Minutes-Safe as Sunshine
Exclusive New Maytag Drying Principle
IF YOUR NAME APPEARS
ON THIS PAGE
It means we have for you
ON THE PURCHASE OF or
DOWN PAYMENT on any
New Major Appliance for
which we are dealers. !
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Save substantial sums on Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers, !i
Dryers, Dishwashers, Ranges, Water Heaters, Television Sets. :::
Come in today and see how this unique offer works.
A GIFT WORTH $5.00
Please Come In and Pick It Up!
Now Only
s200.95
WITH TRADE-IN
J
famous Maytag qua==
costs less to own...
worth more when
you trade
PER WEEK
AUTOMATIC
BLEACH DISPENSER
know• exnolly whon to
add the bloaoh...
Takes the mistakes 0lt Of hleschinl,
|ivlm you whiter walmee sutomatloelly.
Just pour proper amount of ful|.
strength bleach into Maytag's new Dl
penser. Bleach I, automatically mlute¢!
to just the right strength, the.n auto.
matically dispensed into wast Water
at exactly th nht time (afte your de-
tergent has donet, be,t work). Gives
you whiter wasle, than any other
method.
FREEl--llotile of Olorox: Yours Just
for seeing a demonsation of Maytag's
new Automatic Bleach Dtspaser.
SHER
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with brand new
EATU
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This BRAND NEW thrifty Maytog hos
feotures found only in higher priced models
Our Pot.of-Gold Offer
Applies Also on All Major
New HOTPOINT and
RCA-VICTOR Appliances
We Carry
Due to steel strike some items may
be in short supply.
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