Fibber McGee and Molly: Preparation For Duck Hunting

...Fibber and Molly in Molly Show. ...B C and Tom present... ...Pibber and Molly transcribed. The show was written by Phil Leslie and Ralph Goodman... ...and directed by Max Huddl. ...Fibber and Molly will be with you in a minute.

This is Don Wilson with a message about... ...don't wait. This is Don Wilson with a message about saving money. This is Don Wilson with a message about a most pleasant relief for acid indigestion. The answer to all these things is spelled T-U-M-F.

Yes, prongs for the tummy. With terms you don't wait for relief from sour stomach or heartburn because there's absolutely nothing to mix. No water or glasses needed, no waiting at all. You just eat one or two delightful, mitty-tasting toms and relief starts immediately.

And toms are so economical, only ten cents a roll, that you can always keep them handy, carry them in pocket or purse for top speed relief whenever or wherever some favorite food over indulgence or smoking too much causes distress.

So don't wait, get fast-acting economical delicious toms today. We're taken out of the offices of Dr. George Gamble with Provost's favorite position. The waiting room is full of patients. His nurse is busy at her desk.

And here in one of the inside rooms, the doctor is just finishing with one of his better class patients. Well, that covers everything, Colonel. You can put your shirt back on now. Good. What's the verdict, Doctor?

Colonel Wingate, I'm happy to report, sir, your astound as a dollar. Well, now that's not too encouraging, Doctor. The weather dollar is these days. At eight, eleven o'clock already? At just about. I've got to get that Chicago plane in an hour.