Blizzard

The Johnson Waxo-Bram was River McGee and Polly. The makers of Johnson Wax and Johnson's self-follicking blowcoats present River McGee and Polly, written by Don Quinn. It was sung by the King's Men in Music by Billy Mills.

The show opens with free for all. Mission is such an important room in the house. You can't blame a woman for wanting to make it cheerful and convenient.

In the first place it's her workroom, where she spends a good many hours. Also at the room where both neighbors and family like to visit. Why shouldn't it be a pleasant room with colorful curtains, convenient cabinets, and a beautiful, easy to keep clean floor?

That of course is where Johnson's blow coat comes in. A floor that's kept sparkling with blow coat does wonders for your kitchen. Keeps it clean and bright with a minimum of work. And don't forget that the regular use of Johnson's self-following blow coat makes your linoleum last from five to ten times longer.

Now you know of course that blowcoat needs no rubbing or buffing, it's self-polishing. Blowcoat gives the floor lasting luster, has a flexible film that wears evenly and smoothly without chipping. And blowcoat is economical because a little goes a long way.

But for real, blowcoat results don't be satisfied with anything but the original Johnson self-polishing and bloke out with the familiar red and yellow label by some tomorrow. The worst blizzard in 76 years has hit West for Vista.

Now has drifted up to the second floor windows in some places. And this is one of the places, the home of Fibber McGee and Molly. Well, it certainly is nice to stay home by a warm fire tonight, isn't it, dearie?