Buys A New Suit

The Johnson Wax program was Fiverr McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-folishing glowcoat present Fiverr McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with music by the Kingsmen and Billy Mills Orchestra.

The show opens with, let's break the ice. Today I was talking to a friend of mine, a woman who has a very nice home and does her own work.

Somehow or other, the conversation, as you might expect, to swing around to blowcoats. You know, Johnson's self-policing blowcoats. I'll tell you what I like best about blowcoats, my friend, said. Of course, I know that it saves me hours of work because it's self-policing.

But what pleases me most is that it keeps my kitchen so cheerful, and I hate to have to get dinner in a gloomy kitchen. Well, there you are. One very good reason for using blowcoats on your kitchen floor.

It makes it more cheerful. Keep the colors of the linoleum fresh and bright. fresh and bright. It's the floor sparkling with a beautiful long lasting polish. Protects the linoleum itself from where? Makes it last longer. And all this in addition to the fact that glowcoat, because it needs no rubbing or buffing, saves you the work of floor scrubbing. So I ask you, do you have Johnson's self-pollishing

glowcoat on your linoleum floor? When a man enters this world his clothes don't mean much to him as long as They're comfortable and there are no pins sticking into it. When he grows up though, style becomes pretty important.

And finally he gets over that and completes the cycle by throwing style out the window and demanding comfort again. Which roughly is the subject for discussion at 79 W for Visser between Pivour McGee and Molly.