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New Neighbor - Two Pants Pearson
The Great Gildersleeve · November 30, 1949 · 29 min · 4,071 words
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The Craft Foods Company, makers of craft quality foods, presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Sleeves. The Great Gilder Sleeves is brought to you by the Craft Foods Company, makers of the famous cheese food, Velveeta.
Everybody goes for Velveeta's rich yet mild cheddar cheese flavor in snacks, in sandwiches and in hot dishes. And Velveeta, you know, helps supply important food values from milk and is as digestible as milk itself.
That's why smart homemakers keep Velveeta on hand regularly. The spread or slice and to melt for brand economical hot dishes. Tomorrow, get Velveeta, the cheese food of craft quality. Well, there's an undercurrent of excitement around the breakfast table at the Great Gilders' Leaves house this morning.
For several weeks, the house next door has been vacant. But this morning, a moving van pulled up and started unloading. Oh, boy! Leroy should now eat you breakfast. Yes, Leroy, it's corny to stare out the window.
Just like a gossipy old hen peeking out through the curtains. Bandses, sue centers! What's the compa way out west? Uhh... See what's the unloading? They're not gonna unload any Indians, Leroy. What an impossible little brother.
How can you be so nosy, Leroy? Now they're taking out a holograph! Who they are? Oh, I'd like to see that. Marjorie, not you, too. It's a holograph, all right? I wonder if they have any new records.
Oh... Mark, off you look guilty. Yeah, thank you, Bertie. Well, I guess I'm here as well. Let the children watch them unload. Yes, you know what curious children are. Now that I'm loading the washing machine.
Then, let me see that. What a family. Hey, Santa, looks like an all-alarmatic. That's whatever house leaves Mr. guilty, but all-alarmatic. Hahaha, yes. Your comic. Can't understand why people are so nosy. By George, I'm gonna finish my breakfast.
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