Beauty Clay

Johnson Wax Program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blow coat present Fibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with songs by Martha Killen and the King's Men, and music by Billy Mills, which opens with Sing My Heart.

You ever notice how it's the little things in life that are the most annoying? Take your automobile, for example.

The motor may be hitting on all eight, running like a top. The brakes may be perfect, the tires like new, but if there are some annoying squeaks or body noises that you can't locate, they sometimes get on your nerves.

Automobile manufacturers discovered that and so did the makers of Johnson's Wanks, who found that special wax dressing used as a dry lubricant on the rubber gasket around the doors and elsewhere could cure many of these annoying squeaks.

That may seem a far cry from the Johnson product you know and use, genuine Johnson's Johnson's self-policing blow coat, carneule, and Johnson's new cream wax. But it's just another example of the ingenuity with which the makers of Johnson's wax have developed many special wax polishes in dressing for both home and industry.

Next time you go shopping, don't be satisfied with anything but the best. In this upon the genuine Johnson's wax polishes. The Lady of the House at 79 W for Vista is all in a flutter.

She has some wonderful hues for her husband, who is a little late getting home from downtown. The little man has had a busy day. What with inspecting new building excavations, collecting a cigar, and kibbutzing a domino game at the Och Club.