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Gildy Repairs His Car

The Great Gildersleeve · April 4, 1943 · 29 min · 4,945 words

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Craft presents the Great Gilder's League! The Craft Cheese Company will also bring you Bing Crosby every Thursday night. Present each week at this time Harold Perry has the Great Gilder's League written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore.

We'll hear from the Great Gilder's League in just a moment. But first an old proverb says that you've got to spend money to make money. Be that as it may, I'll twist that old saying around and tell you how one clever homemaker spends just three three red-rasion stamps to save red-rasion stamps.

That sounds odd. Try doing what she does with Pabsteth, the delicious nourishing cheese food of a hundred uses. First make a smooth cheese sauce with Pabsteth and a little milk. Then pour it over leftovers of meat or fish or vegetables or rice fixed any way you like and see how family appetites react to that simple magic.

You've saved food and you've pleased Dad and the kids. That's worthwhile economy. They'll like the unique cheddar cheese flavor of Pabstette in a variety of other ways too. You can melt it with macaroni for grand tasting casseroles toasted to perfection or serve it sliced with dessert or just by itself.

Pabstette is made to please the most particular appetites and it's a splendid source of important milk nutrients your family needs. So ask your dealer for Pabstette, the delicious nourishing cheese food of a hundred uses.

the name Pabstad. Came the horse. In time the horse was eliminated and the self-propelling vehicle was developed through the efforts of men like Henry Ford, Stutz, Chandler and others. None of these could have foreseen that the culmination of all these centuries of progress would be a 1946 cylinder Ford or Sudan, at the wheel of which could be found, Throck

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