Trail City Murder

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western Seder. Listen, oh, oh. From Hollywood comes your all-star Western Seder. Starring a lot of those great Western singers, poor-willing, and the writers of the Purple Sage, and music, song, and a story of the wide-open spaces.

My name is Cotton C. Clark, and here are the writers of the Purple Sage. I am the A, you see, at the break of the day I ride along with a stone in my heart all the way I find that all funds range, a land that is free I wear the sky but blue keep flodding down on me

When the sun goes to rest on the rim of the west The moon above will return and the cat part will burn To the stars above I'll sing a my love With a sage, Christ and in the sweet, Bello-dee's in the sky of the breeze, And all day long, there's a soul from the first in the breeze.

When the stars come, breathe in into the sky. A lonely, very, low, will sing the lullaby. You hear the call of the wild in the quality gile. You hear them playing at the end, and the low the astound.

When the act goes, say, says, we terminate. Is a sage, Christ and fally. Back in the days of the early West, When the wild strong seer has still to be settled, the pioneers had fuel the niceties of life that we enjoy today.

But one thing they shared in common with modern westerners was love of good food. That's one reason why Weber's bread is so popular with Southern California families. Weber's bread is good food. Well mixed and well baked, Weber's bread has a firm even texture, a golden brown crust, and a distinctive flavor enjoyed by young and old.