The Saturday Evening Post May 14 1960 Page 78

How My Comrades Live

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The only thing that's automatic about many dishwashers is the way they complain to their wives.        HAROLD COFFIN 
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True Temper tools do more . . . you do less! 

Proof? See below. And remember, there's a True Temper tool for every lawn and garden job, dozens of different ones. So don't be afraid to insist on True Temper. 

Shoveling is easier with the back-saving "Dynalite" Taper forging puts extra metal at shoulders and down the center for strength and balance. Edges are thinner for light weight, faster pene- tration. Hard, smooth blade sheds dirt easier. Fire-hardened handle, too. You can feel the difference! No. DLR. $4.95*

New! "Rocket" Pruner cuts better, feels better Flared, cushion grips fit your hand comfortably; won't slip, wet or dry, or in gloved hand. Head is curved and pointed for better "aim", easier reach. Ultra-keen blade is tempered cutlery steel, cuts crisp and clean. Try it! No. A35. $3.25 

New! Floral hoe with serrated biting edge Four sharp points per Inch of width do your hoeing job faster, easier, in all kinds of soil. Other True Temper hoes, too, feature this new-type blade. Ask for No. TL Y5. $300*  *Slightly higher west  

Make your gardening and yard work less chore, more cheer. Stop in at your nearby hardware or garden-supply store where True. Temper tools are displayed. True Temper, 1623 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland 15, Ohio. 

TRUE TEMPER® THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE RIGHT JOB 

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The average price of a new home then was $12700 about 2.46 times the yearly average wage of $5162. Which was about 1.99 times the price of a new car $2600. And the future was progressive not regressive