Gildy Has Disappeared - In Hospital

The Graf Foods Company, makers of Parquet Marjorin, presents Willard Waterman as the Great Gilder Sleeves. Each week at this time, the Great Gilder Sleeves is brought to you partially transcribed by the Graf Foods Company.

In most parts of the country, the weather is pretty nippy these days, and in nippy weather, there's nothing like a big hot breakfast to start the day off right. A steaming stack of riddle cakes or a batch of golden waffles helps chase the chill away, and that's where parquet margarine can add so much.

Serve parquet generously and let its delicious flavor melt down into those pancakes or waffles and spread it thick on toast and rolls. Each wonderful bite will go off for another. For parquet is the margarine that tastes so good because it's always fresh.

It's the only margarine that brings craft quality right to your table. Tomorrow when you shop, why not pick up a pound this good tasting, fresh tasting, craft quality margarine. Use parquet as a spread at every meal.

Use it as a seasoning for hot foods and as a flavor shortening in your baking. In most markets you can buy parquet already colored in handy yellow quarters ready for the table. And in any package for any use, it's the margarine that tastes so good because it's always fresh.

P-A-R-K-A-Y. Barquet margarine made by craft. Well, as water commissioner, there's no telling what the great guilty does all day, but his life falls into a definite pattern every afternoon at five minutes to five. He moves the clock to five and closes his office.

By five fifteen, he's home greeting his little family. At five forty-five, he has enjoyed a romp with the twins and at six o'clock sharp, he's at the dinner table. Hey, it's a quarter past seven.