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Show p j ISA f riw y The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October 11, 1962 u pa a a jjoQODQDna n (Ursa oh jjuviUwve, a d n nannanpnnannpnnnnpncg n afc Gtarafe Mie& cj cwupeboAid Gxusjbub jjfcieafc app&ancea an& ' - AAA-- 1 What does Granite's triple A-- l credit rating mean to you? There's not a higher credit rating in the United States than Granite's. When our buyers go to market, America's leading furniture makers go out of their way to make special deals because they know for 52 years Granite has made immediate payment. Granite passes these special buys on to you. This and carload buying, storeside Granite's direct-factor- y warehouse on railroad tracks cut prices even more. No wonder thousands are switching to Granite. , self-own- ' - ed - Overall Diagonal Measurement (282 sq. in. viewable picture) OBI pteil 22,500 volts of picture power New Vista -- The Wayland Most powerful, most dependable RCA in history tonal fidelity means improved automatic scene control an d new brightness and greater contrast. See all the picture tube. Bright steady pictures are locked on the screen. aluminized the way the camera sees it on this all-ne- , w full-pictu- re - t Tubes operate cooler, last longer. Automatic tone balance makes this a set with realistic sound reproduction. '' o at a new low rctow 2 Pay only $10.00 a Month wko'fiK&aw&kZiuj to uaEuoa, Couext&ux Granite's storeside warehouses SUGAR HOUSE on railroad tracks, direct-factor- 21st South at Svgar Hoot tarload buying y L- - PROVO from America's finest a o D ,4 manufacturers n ' ' Nroth End of Tews an U.S, 91 save you money. - -- i -- Plan j r furniture company a- - OpestTitfdaufS panaanDDDDDDDDaDDDDDDaDDDDi!! a' : |
