First Song-You Got

Here we are, do it, hi Rosie. Hi, Bing, lovely day. Hey, little grand. I guess you rate the first song today. Aww, you sing it, Rosie, if you please. That's a phrase. For good housekeeping.

Exciting as fall itself. First, there's the inside story on Grace Kelly's troubled heart. Why does she face disruption of her domestic life in the possible loss of her throne? Also, you'll be thrilled with the dramatic fashion feature, Eight ways to look this fall, presented in beautiful full color.

There's something for your husband, too. The once-in-a-lifetime 18-page meat and potato cookbook to give him the hearty meals he likes prepared divinely. In addition, October Good Housekeeping is a fiction carnival, led by a compelling short novel complete in this issue by famous storyteller John D. MacDonald.

And in the better way section, a report of deep concern to millions of families fat in diet. Are they the real key to heart disease? And don't miss October Good Housekeeping's timely appraisal of the new so-called run-proof hosiery.

It's all there, all dedicated to helping you and your family lead healthier, happier lives. Get your coffee today. That's Good Housekeeping for October. Two letters tied with blue, a photograph or two.

I see a rose from you among my souvenirs. A few more tokens rest within my treasure chest. And though they do their best to give me fun So late I count them all apart And as the teardrop starts I find a broken heart among my souvenirs A few more tokens rest within my treasure chest

And though they do their best to give me To maul a part, and as the teardrop stir I find a broken heart among my souvenirs A moment here now, and a moment which should prove highly profitable to you, I really feel.