The Cowboy Dentist with Smiley Burnett

The bakers of Weber's bread present your all-star western theater. Griting along the soul, under. One Hollywood comes your all-star western theater. Douring a Malacca's great western singer's foyerlling and the writers of the Purple Sage.

Our guest today is Western Pictures' Grand Caboicimidiam Smiley Burnet. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the writers of the Purple Sage. Give me a, give me a, oh, in a day, home and go, For a cowboy has to sing, and a cowboy has to yell, Or his heart would break inside a pimp,

At the gate of the home, for well, When each new day is born I go riding, For the wide open plains I roam, Till the sun in the hills goes high, There will always be someone glad when I get home, a poo, yippee-ay, yippee-oh, in a day.

For a cowboy has to sing, and a cowboy has to yell. Or his heart would break inside of him at the gate of the home car. A tough hand who worked one of the old-time cattle spreads usually had a string of cow ponies, each trained by the cow-punch themselves for various kinds of work.

But always the cow-punch would have his favorite most. One that was an all-purpose horse. up to be used on routine as well as special occasions. Today, Weber's bread is all purpose too. Weber's bread fills the bill no matter what the occasion.

Well mixed and well baked. As a firm, even texture and a delicious flavor that blends well with other foods. And Weber's bread is always good bread. As a substantial part of your family's daily menu, or serve on special occasions when you have guests and for dinner, Weber's bread never lets you down.