BRRrJ blbwdoo I'.Who.wants to start the day with a shock to the system.who wants to go to sleep with a ' ■••• ••'/; • : noisy clock ticking away beside the bed? THERESA GENTLE NEW WAY TO GET OUT OF BED IN THE MORNING ITS TIME YOU WOKE UP TO IT! I f / Z I /X X X X/ r S Cl. ft P\ r 4> -O> 4flb 4SSb The new Fountain DCRIOO Digital Clock Radio. It s a gentle wake-up system, sensitive radio and silent clock. Choose between waking to a gentle tone, or your favourite radio station, and there is even a snooze button for a few extra minutes sleep. Go.to sleep to music if you.wish. The DCRIOO can be set to switch oft auto matically after you ve fallen asleep. The radio will receive all your favourite stations and the electronic clock is completely silent and extremely accurate. It also'has a dimmer control for night-time use. The new Fountain DCRIOO — quality you can rely on. Recommended Retail Price: $79.95. Ask for it at all leading- home appliance stores. THE NEW FOUNTAIN DIGITAL CHOCK RADIO S FOUNTAIN
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Press, 20 July 1979, Page 3
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