Ozzie and Harriet

America's finest silver plate is 1847 Rogers Brothers. International Silver Company, creators of 1847 Rogers Brothers Silver Plate, presents the adventures of Arlie and Harriet, starring young America's favorite couple, Arlie Nelson and Harriet Hager. And let us visit the Meltsons at 1847 Rogers Road.

What, you reading there the funny page? Now why do you say that? Does it ever occur to you that I might be reading the editorial page or the financial page? Oh, I'm sorry, there. Those of them, they must have used a lot of care the way they placed these comics, there.

What do you mean? Now, just look at little Abner and Dick Tracy. Who else besides, Ruckworth Mahoney could exist next to the little stinker? Oh, that episode has been finished for weeks. You're not having old paper there.

I don't think so. Oh, oh, by golly, you're right. Oh, sure, I remember reading this article here. Incidentally, it's very unusual. Oh, really? What's it about? It's about a dog by the name of Dice Game. She had eight puppies.

Well, what's so unusual about that? She did it the hard way, two-four. That's really. Morning, Mother. Morning, Dad. Good morning, David. Hello, son. Did you sleep well last night? Like a long. Yes, fine. How was breakfast?

Well, coffee was wonderful. And how are you feeling? Fine, Dad. Great. And I'd like to ask you for a raise in my allowance. Okay, she thinks. Nah, nah, nah. That's right, so fair. Tell me how much you're getting now.

Fifty-tenth a week, Dad. And how much do you want? 75 cents a week. Oh, I'm sorry, David. It's absolutely out of the question. Why, Dad? Well, just think, David, how would it look if you were getting a bigger allowance than me?