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wma The Kitchen Of Today EERE. | iil Ultra Modern Place Hidden away in the back of the low-cost high-quality steel produc- tion, only a few of the very rich | house, the old-fashioned kitchen ed by the continuous sheet mill, could afford the things we all take was a gloomy place of drudgery These virtually endless ribbons of for granted, for most women, By contrast, to- steel can be formed, stamped; And modern mass production day's kitchen is likely to be a assembled and painted with 2 would he impossible without the showplace, Batteries of gleaming speed that's hard to believe even only way in which the sieel in {appliances make it one of thelafier you've seen it done, dustry helps lighten the nation's | imost attractive and exciting! Sheet steel is by no means the steel mills, cost is a vital topic of rooms in the house, and have speed manufaciure and a lifetime conversation. It is theoretically dope almost as much to emanci-lof trouble-free operation. It's noipossible to build at least some - Ipate women as the right lo vole. |exaggeration to say that modern appliances without using a pound | Of course, the 'good old day "\appliances would be virtually im- of steel--but you wouldn't like the boasted their appliances 100. Pow- possible without the continuous results, The substitute products ra ered by elbow grease, they were| sheet mill. would be impossibly bulky, for Giving SANTA ! crude and heavy alfairs, oflen| go yoy som a little extreme, Ove thing, and the performance) ot hammered out by the local black | on ider this: Modern appliances Wghly questionable. But the big - smith, It was almost as mich ef \ope og much a triumph of econ. gest drawback would be price. | fort to use them as to get along|omios' a5 of mechanics, Remem. There are materials which can f | fi pt | ZD11.85 without them : ber when they called the auto- Substitute for fron and steel in / ' Mode 4 Today's lightweight, high-speed | opie vig rich man's toy?" It Some jobs -- but they usually cost i ed 1 y Foshion ond feotures blend perfectly in this appliances owe thelr existence). =o. come situation many times as much, i ' | middle-sized McClary miracle! _ Styled with the [both to the wonder of electricity Appliances "(like automobiles), But how can you compute the 1-3 feu / McClary new, clean-line look, it brings you the. and to a machine most people]. "yo produced in high vol- price of drudgery? How can you 4 pi " asses So-- i abun ZERO.20NE Freezer, the space-seving have never heard of, much less| ne oocic 20d down as produc | figure the dollars and cents value | | ff 22089 £ F Deap- or, eby-Side Cllapers, Maa} Keeper ~-- seen the contifuous sheet mill, tion goes up, And high-volume | of a washing machine compared | 1 y oll these ond wlomoVie ; rost with its Sulamatic Developed by the American steel | op 0q, tion means that appliances to hours over a scrubbing board? | | rm / f Svoparetion nstem 8 Jor size, you gol ovat industry during the 1820's, thei, "oo cog at a price you and 11 And the great value of today's] | | (3) up. 4 net cu. ft. copocity, ideal' for most Conadion | : : continuous sheet mill spews ot can afford, Without mass produc- appliances is the way they free tomilie a fivbon of steci Loner, thar a [the housewife to become a real J | i " SAVE $100. mile , ; homemaker and not a kitchen " za say . Wy 7 ribbon will end up in the kitchen slave, In 1940, washing machin hs f Ge / 7 4 of America in the form of appli ODD CLOTHES were Just coming pris Bibion Mies 3 Reg. $429. » wih / 4, / ae ances while dryers were a new innova. | [F-sEeaies - LEAR 4 vas dev 4, | : v ; T Like hidden hands, yet much | housekeeping from the should- | completes (he home laundry Before tis mill was developed QUITE NORMAL tion. Today, washer-dryer com-| fe --4 heet steel production was a slow, | bi 4 task regardless of outside |* ¢ . 4 th ia Ki inations 'are commonplace, and weather: conditions. at hey con. |©pensive process, Available only Don't worry if your child |gishwashers are equitlly usual, id ! in limited lengths and widths, the! goes in for freak getups, gentler, the modern washer ers of a woman, while its team ( t ) I ol mate, the automatic dryer venience sheets were hard to fabricate, Children go through various All of these advances, and the , i Smooth curves and rounded corn-| stages in their early clothes "eW machines just around the PY who has ever tottered Across the ers were virtually impossible, as| tastes, but this seldom pre- corner, have been based on the kitchen floor with a tray filled corners had to be rivited or weld dicts their aduli-preferences, assumption that enough steel, of ps rigera OIS with defrost water Is likely to un ed, Substitute materials like wood| psychologists say. the right kind, and at a suitable derestimate the importance ol } 0 ' price, would be available, The were too bulky, and just nol rug But if your child's prefer- y this development p to high! ; ; ; steel industry has spent literally ( Ww ) T Less dramatic perhaps, bul ged enough to stand up to high| ence is for a bike, building billions of dollars in the last de- OSHA A L D. [J set or electric train, look in ' every bit as important to the cade to fulfill all three conditions, Extra Special housewife are trays which roll ily, large or small ah the LR In addition millions have been 90 SIMCOE S. RA 5-5332 out and trays which revolve, Aware o the growing popula¥- 1 s spent to develop new st x There are egg racks and cheese if of the home freezer, one Manu see, i Place 2 Wanied 10 sos Bi Poy ari A mits pot INSTALLED AND SERVICED BY OUR OWN STAFF Forty years ago you might have ir. the direction of convenience keepers and butter conditioners, f(adturer is marketing a unique YOU Dial RA 3.3492 down costs before thal purring given her a Penguin to symbolize and automation, While you hear ~yoave ago you had to hold ice palr of matching electric refriger- his ED machine in the kitchen culd even a White Christmas, Or it may considerable talk about dramatic ,. he travs under a running faucet ator and freezer, The refrigera- be ¢ kd ol 4 ¢ have been a Vosse, a Zicer, or a' new inventions like the electronic (, oot (he jee out, Now there are|tor has no frozen food storage Germanic refrigerator, such things are a's whole variety of trays with easy space at all since the matching Those arc brand names of elec- ood few years away. What really yo .q50 features, And there are!twin freezer provides thc space, tric refrigerators which have long distinguishes today's rvefrigera:- 4.0 electric refrigerators which) while this approach appeals to since disappeared. But back tors, however, are the extra con: a. maijcally maintain a constant some families, others have found in 1916 they were the pioneers in venience features and reliability supply of ice cubes so that no that limited floor space forces the field. The Cermanie, in fact, built into their performance matter how many you use, more thom to choose a single unit in| y s sald to have heen the first na- Eliminating the chore of manual always will be on hand which both refrigerator and freez- tionally advertised refrigerator, gefrosting is but one of these con. Most important of all, designers er have been combined. This can | More than mere names have veniences which means a great have taken heed of the house-\he conveniently restocked from a | changed ii household refrigera-| deal to the housewife, Just as aut-| wife's desire t ohave a ready |freezer located in the basement, tion, however, Those 1916 models, omatic defrosting represented a supply of frozen' food on hand.|breezeway 01 garage. improvements of course year only a faint re- major improvement in refrigera- The original refrigerator-freezev. These practical J eo semblance to current beauties. As tor design a few vears ago, now | combinations have given birth to havt resulted in today's re Hgera: a matter of fact, today's electric emphasis is being placed on de-'a whole family of new Lypes, tor which is almost as differen refrigerator differs radically from' signing units in wheh frost never some with the ireezer on the hot-| from yesterday's As today's brand what was being sold as recently accumulates, Several brandi: in-ltom, others with it on top and names are dif 'erent from the long 4 corporaling this advantage are on each with enough space to satis: lost Vosse, Zicer, Germanic and wy as five or len years ago The primary change has been the market today No woman fv the requirements of any fam- Penguin, "the modern fuel" || C4 0 fo : Line-dryed clothes are subject to sun fading, to dirt and soot in the air and to whipping and wear= Zh ing with winds and, therefore, wear out faster. all Year id 'NORGE with a non perforated cylinder with no / : irregularities on which buttons, hooks or loose ' yi . seams may catch, insures a LONGER LIFE FOR Round ] YOUR CLOTHES. 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