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Dinner for Eve's Mother

The Great Gildersleeve · June 11, 1944 · 29 min · 4,720 words

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Craft presents the Great Gilder Sleeves! The Craft Cheese Company makers of Park A.M.R. Journal and a complete line of famous quality food products presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Sleeves. Craft rings to the Great Gilder Sleeves every week at this time written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore.

We'll hear from the Great Gilder Sleeves in just a moment. Instead of playtime vacations this summer, millions of older boys and girls and grown-ups too to will pitch in to help our farmers and our nation's industries meet increased production quotas.

Now that's going to call for extra energy and here's an economical food that provides energy galore. It's parquet margarine. Yes, parquet margarine, the delicious spread for bread made by craft. It's one of the best energy foods you can serve.

And besides furnishing energy, every pound of parquet margarine contains 9,000 units of vitamin A. Now that's important too because every time you spread appetizing parquet margarine on bread or biscuits, rolls and muffins, you add nourishing goodness to these other wholesome foods.

So for energy, for vitamin A, and for a delicious flavor that's sure to satisfy, buy and serve economical parquet. P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet margarine. Remember craft makes this nutritious spread for America's bread. Yes, craft makes parquet.

How on the summer field, home with a great gilder sleeve, his campaign from mayor has been going like a house of fire all week. Yes, there's been a big swing to gilder sleeve, so perhaps he may be forgiven a slight swagger as he strolls home from the office, accompanied by his campaign manager, and drops in at

his headquarters over the barbershop. Did you see how the indicators pull came out, Judge? Yes, I saw it. Pretty nice, eh? All it gives you is a bare majority. There's nothing bare about it. Fifty-three to forty-seven.

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