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Fire Engine Committee

The Great Gildersleeve · January 31, 1943 · 29 min · 5,087 words

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Craft presents The Great Gilder's Leaves. Craft these company also bring a vincrosse be every Thursday night, present each week at this time. Harold Perrier's The Great Gilder's Leaves, written by John Whedon and Sam Moore.

We'll hear from The Great Gilder's Leaves in just a moment. But first, quite likely a lot of you have been wondering about margarine lately, wondering what it's made of, what it tastes like, whether it's really nutritious.

Of course, I'm not qualified to speak for all margarines, but I can tell you about parquet margarines. They delicious, nutritious spread for bread made by craft. Parquet is a wholesome vegetable margarines made from selected American farm products in craft spick and span modern plants.

And as for flavor, well, parquet margarines is made by craft to the same high standards of flavor and quality as all of craft's fine foods. Parquet's flavor is really outstanding. known you see as the margarine that tastes so deliciously good. Now, how about food value?

Parquet margarine is a wholesome, nourishing food, one of the best energy foods you can serve. And every pound of parquet contains 9,000 units of important vitamin A. So with these facts in mind, ask your dealer tomorrow for parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet margarine made by craft. Now, let's see what's happening with the great gillier sleeve. It's 5 o'clock

Good afternoon. The great man is just arriving home. He's a little early this afternoon since big things are afoot. And as he enters the house, he finds Marge and Leroy in the parlor. Well, well, well, happy little family.

You're looking very pretty, my dear. Thank you, Uncle Mo. So are you, Leroy. Yeah. Mr. Gilden, Mrs. Ransom just phoned. She wants you to come right over. Oh, well, I'm going right over, Bertie. Thank you.

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