Fibber's Black Eye

The Johnson-Wax program. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blowcoat presents River McGee and Molly, written by Don Quim. It was music by the King's Men's and Billy Mill's Orchestra. The show opens with you and your kids.

There are how many other labor savers you may have in your home. Don't be able to take advantage of Johnson's self-polishing blowcoats.

There are no rubbing floor-pallies that save hours of work that keep the colors of linoleum fresh and bright, and does away with higher-term and expensive floor scrubbing. Why is floor scrubbing expensive? Because it ruins linoleum surfaces, as any linoleum manufacturer will tell you.

If you want your linoleums to last a long time, protect it with Johnson's Glocos. You can use Glocos on varnish or painted wood floors too. And there's no rubbing or buffing, whatever. You simply apply and let's dry.

In 20 minutes, your floor has a beautiful lasting color, easy to keep clean and spotless. If you're not a regular user of Johnson's blow coat, try some right away. Well, Fibber's had a very busy day.

He's discussed the election at Joel's Tavern, done a little sidewalk supervising, but building extra excavation, and forwarded the youth movement by kibberting for two hours at a corner lot football game. And here approaching the house with a globe satisfaction at a day well spent.

We find Fibber our Fibber McKean Mallon. That little girl in his name was Lincoln and never got drunk, but he sure got hungry. Hey, Molly, I'm home. Hey, Molly.

It's Fibbers, the guy you married on the count of his smooth talk in city ways. Molly, let's go on to the store. Or if she wouldn't leave a light burning for a guy, so... Oh! Oh!