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TRAV DRYER IS I Midland f-TA ~·A·M!r'f\ o•RECion IT~y~~o~e~~ra ~~::tte g, . . [llJ ~ . · f\ I Of NEW CD UNIT IItoi;~~ p~~~.1'.:ea~~~~~~:l ~~~~A~dap\cd
Waller Road Staff Welcomed At Meet ./\ la1,ge crovvd of parents and friends turned out Tuesday evening, Oct. 2, . at the Waller Road Commui1ity hall to welcome the teachers of the Waller I Road school. It ·was heart \Vanning, I indeed, to the Mothers club officers and 1..o the teachers to see so n1any parents interested in the welfare of thcfr childi-cn. The-progran1 included thr introduction of the teachers by Mrn. Alvin Ferch, presentation teachers and offi~ c.crs of corsages made by Mrs. g}.n~ dre~ Carlson and Mrs. Fogle, music [by the Rhythm Sparks and little Carol j Ferch, the Little Sparkler, and a talk I on community spirit by Mrs. Fogle. M. Whitman, youth guidcince teacher, gave an lllustrated talk. Lawrence Hubert, teacher of violin for the Puyallup schools} playPd several sP.lr.ctions. With the Mothers club as hostess, a pleasant social hour completed the evening. Miss Whitley held open house before the n1eetin,~.
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shoes over the counter is :Malcolm Soine. The Soines Oct. thank the people of Parkland for the wonderful reception accorded them last Saturday at their formal opening. Tacoma chapter l\To. 6, r\mcrican ( LaCrosse, Times-Journal. Photo) War Mothers club, announces a garne_s party at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, in the Midland Community ball. ProHarvardnMid!and Collins P-TA. To ceeds will go to the ,,Christmas Cheer Group Opens Year Meet on Tuesday. fund of the club for the benefit of By MRS. A. 0. ANDERSON Harvard-Micllaad Preschool held its Collins P-T A will hold its regular hospitalized veteram. . . . . , meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16, Cub Scouts first fall mcetmg .Sept. _26 m ·the km-1 in . h . M F k S e lk pres1·c1Cub Scouts, pack No. 92, will meet 1 t e: gym, ~ rs. ran dergarten room with Mrs. Ruth BethI ing. "Let's Get Acquainted" is the 8 p.m .. Fr.iday in the Collins gym cl, county superintendent, speaking on theme selected for this year. Mrs. Ray for charter presentation· and the annual round-up. All Cubs and parents ncvv teaching, 1nethods. Mrs. Marian Cogan, pr o gr a in chairman, has Cornwell spoke on the county library planned a program of local interest, arc -asked to be -'present. 1 system and the new Midland library. including a ""playlet and dcmonstraHostesses for the social hour were tion by the home nursing class, di11 ti J Mrs. Kenneth Lampitt, Mrs. James rected Iiy Mrs. C. C. Thorpe, home Hartley, Mrs .. '1James Tauscher and nursing instr,Lictor. Mrs. Hans.ler will Mrsl S. V\'. Harris. speak on "Hon1e Nursing'.'' Those inOfficcrs for the year arc Mrs. Ken- terested in the courses are especially ncth Lampitt, president; Mrs. James invited. have a few New NASH 'Tauscher and 11rs. S. W. Harris, viceCon11nunity singing and an entcrprcs1clents; lvhs. James Hartley, sec- tainment .number by the 8th grade WASHIKGTON, D. C., Oct. -1rctary; Mrs. Donald Knapp, treas- are planned. The 8th grade mothers rl'hP Snovvdrn farniiy is reunitrd rignin. 1will he hrn:;tesses for the soci~1l hour, Betty and the kids arrived We.dnes'. urcr. with Mrs. Harley Hornbuckle as the day afternoon via Northwest Airlines the old price and you'll save VIOLET PRAIRIE GAR.DEN club chairman. ~ll ~arents, teachers and stratocruiscr, a bare 12 hours afte~· bundrci;ls of dollars with our usual leaving Tacoma. They had a wonderwill meet for 1 o'clock dessert lunch- fnends arc mvt1ecl. ful trip. T'he stratocruisers have just eon and progran1 Friday, ()ct. 12, at reccntlv been put on the run and arc the home of Mrs. George 0. Marshall, · f big do~1ble-dcc1u·d plnncs that cruise 9638 East. D St. Mrs. ]. B. Richards Tillicun1-An1erican Lake Sou 1.. h about 300 nl.p.h. and as high as 24· is the ass is ting hostess. Mrs. W. C. present Sherman will demonstrate sprays and Preschool will meet at 8 p.m. Monday or 25 thousand feet. I l~rought them right out to the spray inaking and n1cmbcrs are asked in Tillicmn school, Mrs. John Kirby
TO J\IRS. LOTTIE P. GREGORY, well-known resident of Parkland an<l a teacher in the junior high school, goes ,c:the distinction of making the first purchase upon the ''opening of Soine's Parkland Shoe store. Handing her
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by,Kiw~rus, B~sm.ess club. and P-1:A, and be is consicleiecl the ideal ch01cc for the C.D. post. He has already started work on a . plan to acquamt every ·householder with the ,C.D. organization, the block wardens and their assistants. He plans to publish a weekly bulletin-, the 1-<LP.S., which will give evP.ryone a hand r~ference to his local G.D. orga111zat10n. Mr. Dryer plans to charge two cents for the leaflet and,, with a \vry s1nile, says "T~is gi:·es cver~'on~ a chance to put 111 hIS two-cents worth."
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YOU HAVE A l'IRE? has rain been 111orc v1clco1nc our firemen this fall. They a ncrvc•wracking, long pcv_car when _any n10111ent a blaze 111ight endf\.~ger a large area-and often did. 'An untended trash burner. a carelessly tossed ·cigarette, a chance spark and our firemen w o u 1 d hear a frantic call, "l•' ire!" it's coining right for our home.
1-Iurry!" l wonder how many realize how often our J'rav Dryer volunteer, unpaid i;1!1o"!J:e-catcrs have dashed out of bed, nr away from the table or from their own urgent duties to answer somconc 's call for help. Volunteer duty t11at may ruin their clothes, scorch iheir hair-or worse. / I've called them. A sudden ominous nackling. The scotch-broom ahlaze,fire leaping 15 feet high right toward our place! l'irst impulse-grab a garden hose-'then realize that pitiful little stream was futile. Dash to the phone and call the firemen. An agony of waiting as I hear the siren wail afar off. Just three very, very long 1ninulcs later they were there, in time, knocked down the blaze. 'Fast action! Qur Volunteer Firemen deserve our 11t vote of thanks for a big job don<: this <lry season.
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Vivienne Norman was elected president of the South Grahamette 4--H club for the new year, which began Oct. 1· Darlene Baker, w·as chosen viceMp1•'csid.ent, A.lice ·Furro, secretary; Pamela Fix, treasurer; Carolyn Fjx, reporter; Carolyn Norman, historian, and Elaine Hauer, flag bearer. The new leaders arc Carolyn Fix and Mrs. Guy Norman.
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f' · f h . At the i. rst meetmg o t e year, 0 t 3 th "K" cl b of Kapowsin f c. , e . u . For the Right Deal on a high school elected the following off" p ·d t GI .· Hansch. \•ice- I . 1cers res1 en , ona , CHEVROLET ·cl t " L Schiemer· secrc 1 pres1 en , J.vJ.ary ou · , ~ Dance 'tary, Joy Wright; treasurer, Joyce. or "OK" Used Car-See or l'houe IU -, ...II Loveland; student body representative, Ir Cirili'lie r1110V • .;al'g .. · h I' h h · . ' the theme · of the . Pam MA"lll 3111 or GRamte 6124 "Harvest Hop" rn , b bx. d . Miss Dorot Y :>.app a n is 1 c1u a v1ser. Tots' club dance scheduled for Nov. , -~--·------------3 in Collins Grange hall. Chairmen • are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morris, Monte Vista Club dance; Mrs. Gilbert Baker, clecoraMonte Vista Carden dub will hole\ tions: i\.1rs. W. Godfrey, check room; its annual "men's niten n1ceting this Mrs.· John '.-)erig, prizes; Mrs. Si M.c~ (Thursday) evening at the horn: of Elroy, publicity; Mrs. Howard Morns, 1 Mrs. Werner Stay. Mrs. James Hitch, tickets. the new president, will preside. Guest . J\.1:e1nhf;rs are. asked :o l't'.ave ·.dona- Speaker \vill bf' Geo~gc 1.fal9ney .. ~f -at· tions for the gift box m the ki.n<ler- Puyallup, bulb hobbyist, whose topic gartcn room at Collins school. will he, "Early to Beel, Eady to Rise." . There will be special music.
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DIANA CLEVENGER and STEFFI, with trophy and prizes won at the Sept. 29 Pet Show, being congratulated by Eddie Warburton of Warburton Kennels.-(Photo by McKewen Studio)
Music by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Hammar, aparunent l had.'rcnted, which I hat\··· Mrs. ·R. C. ·Lynd, ptetident o[ thel·· Ktng· St:c. -m-rd--McKi~~ley -Ave;-,·welgiven. There will also be rouncltable and. ··'1.is.c.j.iss.ibri oftnc..· OH: 4 . meeting fu.. rnished lavishly with one .b.ecl, three Pai:l~lancl P-TA, announces the followcorned a new son Sept. l 8. discuf>s'iuu of v..rays and n1cans and at PLC ·arc prognnn features. l\1rs. cots, a -card table and two can\'as ing roo 1n mothers for the coming yrar: 1-'.lartin .Frasl is hostct>s-chainnnn for la,vn chairs. Betty \Vas very happy . Priiuarv grades - 1st grade, Mrs. fund raising. I It's surprising how fast a fish will I the social hour. with the apartment, and immediately Manin North, Mrs. L. Hultengren, gro"v between thr. time it is caught\ began planning the type of furniture Mrs. James Turner, Mrs. S. Pictrzyand the time it is described to friends. 1 MR. AND MRS. AL GROUVIG she was going to buy, and of course, kowski, Mrs. James Stanziola, Mrs. PAN-REA.DY ;RYERS .) (Parkland Realty) enjoyed the stat" decided that the rooms wcte not Rush Van Orman; 2nd grade, Mrs .. conference of the Washington Asso- painted the proper c?lors,. so 0u.; flrst Er\vin Daminel, lvfr_s. JOhn Brunton, .] !··~~~~~~-'--~~~~~· PARKDALE eiation of Realtors, held last week at weekend was all scheduled. Mrs. E. Harmon, Mrs. Quincy Care Cello Wrapped for Lockers 1 Now Open thc Olymgic hotel in Seattle. The We arc anxiously. awaiting the ar-· rel!, 1frs. James Stanley; 3rd sessions featured 111any outstanding rival of the fevv pieces of fu1 nltL.rc lv1rs. Rufus Parker, Mrs. Boyd D.ickHorses Boarded ROOSTERS Riding Lessons and Lighted Arena spf-'Bkers fron1 Washington, D. C.,] \VC shi.ppcd fron1 ~a~oma, prin~D.ri~): lnson, Jvirs. Clarenc.P . Berger, Mrs. Phone GRanite 5373 Chicago and New York. because of the tclev!Sloll set. We wih James Lewis, Mrs. Lewis Duffey. have four channels to select frum, Elementary grades-4th gi;aclc, Mrs. ~ ~I [ PARKLAND FIREMEN'S auxil- with all the live nctwo.rk programs C. Bullion, Mrs. H. Roufs, Mrs. Ole iary will meet Wednesday evening, piped in from New York. Rogness; 5th grade, Mrs. William DR. S. A. AMBROSE Oct. 17, with ·Mrs. Elaine Turner, Betty is getting initiated into thi; Vanek, Mrs. W. Pcrkulrn, Mrs. RobSpecialiiing in Bowel Trouble GR. 5524 11009 Pacific Ave. 138th and McKinley Ave., with Mrs. lovely Washington weather in a hurry. ert Olsen; 6th grade, Mrs. William WA. 8607 Tac. Exch. Pioneer Way Jr.an Lewis 88 co-hostess. She arrived in her v.rintr-:r c.lotht~s and T'ran1m, Mrs. N. Gniser, Mrs. Otto i INSURANCE stepped out into a ternpcrature of 81 CLAY ROL''-E..... Y-A-:.G-!r;_N_C_Y_ _ Jopp. clc·grees, and yesterday it V\'Cnt up to Junior high grades-Mesdames W. 98th and Portland. Avenue '04, only 2 degrees lower than the H. Hart, J. Anderson, H. Lcraas, Art GR 8501 high for the year. The old saying, "It Mc.\;1icklc, .G. Rolstad, G. VanBeck, MOON LLi FOR OPTOMETRISTS isn't the heat, it's the hun1idity," cerGeorge Wise, Albert Jensen, C. H. ODORLESS CLEANING DR. L RICHARD McGIRR ( Continued on page 4) Robinson, Otto Siburt, L. I-Iawkins, Modern Eye Care Stanley Rosso, J. 'Lapsansky, W. H. Moon Mullins, P"1rkl'1nd and Mid4802Y2 So. Yakima HA 2113_ Try our many varieties before Hand-made . Charnbers, .c. Coltmu, G. H. Hillman. land representaitve for the Puyallup placing your 'Hallowe'cn orders. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Parkland P-TA meets on the third .Laundry .and Dry Cleaners, recomChildren's Dresses NOTARY. Thursday evening of each n1onth. mends "odorless dry cleaning service': List Your Home with $1.98 to $3.9B ROY V. ROSTEDT to the folks in this area. 8201 Park Avenue "300 gallons of cleaning solvent per ALL SAINTS CHURCH, 96th and 209 So. 84th HI. 4072 Phone HA 2342 Ets B Sts., has been opened for serv- n1inute is used in our cleaning process 11222 Pacific Avenue REMEMBER ir.cs with the Kev. Doughs B. Nor- and it is this continuous flow of clean, tluop in charge. Holy Eucharist serv- crystal-clear cleaning solvent t ha t USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN gives you the odorless result at our ices is held at 8 a.m. on Sundays. ON SMALL APPLIANCES Marv Tommervik Puyallup plant. The continuous flow system eliminates all possibility of FOR YOUR HEALTH stale or rancid matter remaining in Electric any garment sent to the Puyallup METER.ED DELIVERY 13022 Pacific Ave. · GR. 568~ Laundry and Dry Cleaners," says .CLEAN CLOTHES Mullins. AUTOMATIC REFILLS Moon Mullins also su·ggests use of GROUND. WHOLE WHEAT Puyallup Laundry and Dry Cleaning CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER services during the house-cleaning seaENJOY StRVICE son. "\Ve clean ~curtains, rugs, .:lrdpt:s, AVAILABLE blankets, pillows and bedspreads," claiins Nfullins. "Felt hats, too, are II PATTY ANN BAKERY, given a new lease on life after a visit to our hat cleaning depart111ent. 11 NORTH OF THE BANK CORNER GR. Moon Mullins can be reached by 1Hl04 PACIFIC AVENUE Pacific Avenue at Airport Road calling Puyallup 5-5651 and prornpL Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. service is always assured.-( Pel. Adv.) ' ~. Phone to bring spray entries,. a. pri~c to• b~
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Scouts need your help fo order to make the project a success. Children are asked to be as orderly as possible so that adults may enjoy thernsewes, too.
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"Saving at NBW "We started saving with NBW in 1940. In 1946 I had a chance to buy the good will and stock ·of this store. My record as a saver gave me bank credit, and I was able to get NBW loans on inventory and fixtures, to add to my savings. I've done well, and expanded ••• with the help of NBW·.wa.rehouse loans, loans on receivables, and NBW Timeplan 6.nancing of my installmettt sales. Believe me, I know it pays
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sav~ with NBW ••• a
complete financial
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THE TIMES-JOURNAL
WODDlAf~D NE¥1S By Barbara•Cordcs -
Used DEAD STOCK REMOVED WITHVacuum Cleaners OUT CHARGE. Highest prices paid for tallow, hides, grease and All Makes (Guaranteed) bones. PUGET SOUND RENDERFree Home Trial ING WORKS. Phone LAkewood 3804 Portland Avenue 2434·. 13ctf HA. 9587 MOODY WANTS TO SEE YOULivestock bought and sold, fairest of prices. Charles C. Moody, 2030 E. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, 72nd. Phone evenings, HI. 9292. BUTTONHOLES. Tele. GR 3385. l 3ctf Corner- of Knapp & Spruce, near Midl!!;nd sc:!'o"!.:._ _ 15ctf THE CLAY HOUSE Ceramics lessons. New classes starting Thursday night, 8 to. 10:30; days, 12 to 6, 15c4 I
Pierce County Refuse Co. Weekly GARBAGE Collections
Neighborhood Club The Neighborhood club met on V\'cdncsday at the home of Mrs. R. E. Ruckwoucl. The group spent the afternoon in games and bingo. Those present were Mesdames Frank \'/iggcns, Walter Waller, Bill Henn, Oscar SwalandFr, Paul Gooding, Richard Nicolet, Karl Cordes and the hostess, Mrs. Rockwood. Mrs. R o ck w o u cl closed the afternoon with refreshments. The N ovcmber meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Bill Henn. To Livestock Show Mr. and Mrs. Bert Badharn and Mrs. Harry Lampshire dro\'e to Portland to take their two children, Bobby Badham and Jerry Lampshire, to the Pacific International Livestock show where Jhcy and Byron Fox were on a
Phone GR. 8688
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ibbons
Puy. 5-2511
Remember! Friday, Oct. 12, is the next re«>;ular meeting of the Woodland P-TA. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at the school. This month's. program will be put on by the Woocll::mtl Boy Scouts, so be sure and attend.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, 2 If you need ·+-bedrooms and ;i .home rooms and bath, on bus line. GR. which will lend itself to 'entertain5523. 15c1 ,ing, call Mrs. Grodvig for appoint. ment to see one for only .. $9,450. CHILDREN'S NURSERY, open any Good . .location on. Clover ...Qreck. FOR SALE - 2-wheel trailer with hours; day, night; board any age; Quick ,possession. GR. 723~ days, trained ·personnel, physician avail6.0D-16 tires, large Norge oil circu: .. GR. 821 () eves, and Sunday." able; reasonable rates; GR 6682. judgill:g ctam rf-'prr.~f'nting- their club, lator. GR. 8663. 15~ 15ctf the Breckon 4-H. Fred Fox and his son Byron went to Portland by train. While at the show, Mr. and Mrs. BadBuy, Sell and Exchange ham met old friends from T w i n . Quality Recapping & Vulcanizing Bridge, 1vfont., who ;,•/ c re sho\ving li\'estock at the fair.
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Spanaway Food
Center SPANAWAY
GR. 7512
FRAY BENTO
12-oz. Tin
39c
CORN BEEF
Last Chance at This Price SUNSHINE KRISPY 1-LB.
SODAS
• • •
2"/c LB.
KRAFT COTTAGE
27c
CHEESE S. & W. PURE
12-oz.
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
• 29c
Home-made, Was Never Better CUT UP, I'an Ready
FRYERS
• • lb. 59c
CHICKEN
GIZZARDS lb. 59c BOLOGNA. lb. 59c BUNCH
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CARROTS 2 for 15c LARGE
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CAULIFLOWER 15c TOKAY GRAPES are
now at their best Buy Now "'
.. Tires - Tires
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR DAILY SPECIAL
Prices Effective Octob~r 12 & 13
THE MODEL SHOP Quality Hobby Supplies Phone BR. 2562 Choice line of Ornamental Shrubs, Camelias, Azaleas
FIRTH NURSERY GA. 2524
Building Supplies SASH -· WINDOWS DOORS and FRAMES WE CUT GLASS 4'x3'x}'u" Tempered MASONITE SHEETROCK-ALL· SIZES
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6.. E. WRINGER WASHER 17-Gallon Tub Capacity Activator Washing Action Adjustable Wringer White Porcelain l'inish Friction-drive, impeller-type Pump
Durable Aluminum T uh Cover *** Activator Control Pcrmadrive :Mechanism ** One-year Written Guarantee 27. Inches in Piamcter and 45%, Inches High '
Priced as low as $109.95 YOUR l'lJEL OIL AND APPLIANCE DEALER
POCHEL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY l 40th & Pacific Ave. Septic Tanks, Cess Pools Cleaned Conte.nts Hauled Away HUTSON TANK CLEANJNG GR 5467 GA 7038
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------..-----------,·. ---FAi;-;~;~s---------------·MORSE DEEP WEll WATER SYSTEM Fairbanks-Morse complete water system - 504VD24 - for deep well service. lf2 hp. motor; 4" well diameter; for settings from 20 lo 40 feet; delivers 200 to 860 g.p.h.; available in 30 and 42-gollon tank sizes. Model shown here has popular 30-gallon tank. Comes ready lo plug in and use-
$144.50 Enjoy running water servill:e at its best! If you've had enough of hand pumping ... or if your present water system is worn out and unreliable, install this FairbanksMorse convertible water system. It can be insrolled now for shallow well service, and converted later to deep well pump. ing. Or, you can install it immediately as a deep well unit. FEATURES THAi MEAN RUNNING WATER WITHOUT WORRIES ABOUT MAINTENANCE
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Only ONE moving part Motor ro.ted for continuous duty Bearings hove sealed-in lubrication John Crane rotary shaft seal Non-corrosive bronze impeller *: Install ·over or away from welf
lb . 79c • . 15 lbs. $1.79 MILK, Carnation J cans 39c I TOM. SOUP, Campbell's, 3 for 29c f •
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PINEAPPLE JUICE Del Monte, 46-oz. TUNA Solid pack, light meat, %'s OATS Quaker, 3-lb. KRAUT Tastewell, 2~'2 Tin OLIVES Shurfine, large tin OLEOMARGARINE Ta stew ell GUM DR.OPS Sunshine Bl. & Or.· HONEY GRAHAMS Sunshine WHITE KING large pkg. SWEET SPUDS CARROTS CAULIFLOWER Sno White
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Lean Center Cut
Pork Chops · lb. 73c
LINK SAUSAGE
Jb. 59c
Lean Sliced BACON
lb. '44c
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SPANAWAY MEAT MARKET GR 8215
Giant 70-lb. Freezer Chest for dependable zero-cold storage. 1Separately insulated, separately refrigerated ••• as dependable for frozen storage as a com· pletely separate home freezer!
DIAL RIGHT COLD AND MOISTURE HERE I . Control hoth cold and moisture • •• to keep foods better than ever hefore! Dial what you want, independently of the freezer 11hove!
NO DEFROSTING! Once you dial the right cold and moisture there's no defrost· ing in the food compartment.
AN EITRA BUSHEL OF COLD SPACE HER.IE! Extra refrigerated space to keep fruits, vegetables and hever· ages deliciously cold!
WITH WARRANTY
EASY TERMS --·~
•Price shown is for delivery 1n your kitchen ·with Five-Year
Frotection Plan. State and local taxes extra. 'Price and e,;icciftca.tions subject to change without notice.