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Leroy Gets a Job
The Great Gildersleeve · May 23, 1943 · 29 min · 4,804 words
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The calf presents the Great Gilder's League. The calf cheese company also brings you to Bing Crosby every Thursday night. Let each week of this time, Hal Perry has the Great Gilder's League, written by John Whedon and Sam Moore.
You'll have the Great Gilder's League in just a moment. But first, if you live in the South, you've probably already harvested many good things from your victory garden. If you live in the North, the first tender green chutes are pushing their way through the soil.
Forever you'll have the chances are you're congratulating yourself on hard work that's worth it because you're providing your family with wholesome good-hasting food. Craft the makers of parquet margarine get much the same feeling of satisfaction too in making a food that fits in so well with your cash and ration stamp budgets.
For parquet margin requires just five red ration points of pound. And besides being a delicious appetizing spread for bread, it's also a fine seasoning that'll add delicate extra flavor to garden vegetables served piping hot on your table.
The Aspen parquet is a real flavor shorting for your home baking and it's grand for pan frying too. What's more, parquet is one of the best energy foods you can serve and it contains vitamin A.
So ask your dealer for Parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y, Parquet Marjorant made by craft. Well, let's join the great Gilder's sleeve in the summer field. It's a beautiful Saturday morning in May, the kind of a Saturday morning that makes a man think twice before he starts down to the office.
Mr. Gilder's sleeve, who is strictly human, has thought twice and is about to think again when the doorbell rings. Oh, who the... I think it's a postman, Leroy. Postman, he maybe has got my stuff.
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