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Trying to Be Alone with Paula
The Great Gildersleeve · January 23, 1952 · 30 min · 4,124 words
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The craft food company makers of Parquet Marjorin presents Willard Waterman as the great Gilder sleeve. Each week at this time the great Gilder sleeve is brought to you partially transcribed by the craft food company.
As though getting around it, keeping a food budget balance these days calls for real head work. No one wants to skimp on quantity and certainly not on quality. So what's the body to do? One practical solution to the problem is to buy Parquet margarine when you go marketing. Yes, you can afford to serve Parquet generously at
the table and use plenty of Parquet in your cooking. But best of all, when you do this, you know you're making no compromise with quality. Parquet is the quality margarine made by craft. And the craft name on any food product is the name you can press. Serve Parquet for just one week. And you'll discover what a
a wholesome good tasting food it is. Parquet always tastes so good because it's always fresh. Every package is flavor dated, and that means craft can guarantee the freshness of every pound. So tomorrow, pick up a pound or two of good tasting, fresh tasting Parquet margarine at your grocery.
In most markets, you can buy Parquet and handy yellow quarters ready for the table. But remember, in any package for any use, Parquet is the only marcher in the brings craft quality right to your table.
Remember Parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. The great Gilded Leaves occasional excursions down the road to romance have always been rocky and beset with detours, but he has never encountered anything like the roadblocks set up by Paula Winthrop's daughter Beth.
However, the great Gilded Leaves not one to turn back and like a big bulldozer, he's plowing ahead again tonight. Right, George, I feel lucky tonight. Yes, there's things going to be different this time. The idea that little bad is trying to chaperone her mother and me all the time.
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