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Leila Returning

The Great Gildersleeve · September 19, 1943 · 29 min · 3,779 words

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Cough presents the Great Gilder's League. Cough Cheese Company 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 Wieden and Sam Moore.

Well, they're from the Great Gilder's League in just a moment. What's the grandest, most appetizing aroma that ever wafted its way out of a kitchen? Well, for me it's always been the tempting smell of flaky crusty brown bread or rolls fresh from the oven.

And say, did you ever spread bread or rolls when they're fresh and piping hot with delicious parquet margarine? Now, there's a way to really enjoy all of your baking favorites, to spread them with parquet margarine.

For parquet's own fine flavor makes other foods taste better. Of course, that's to be expected. For parquet is the quality spread for bread made by craft. So naturally, being made by craft, you'd expect parquet to have a delicate, appetizing flavor that really satisfies.

And since parquet requires only four ration points of pound, your whole family can enjoy it at every meal. Parquet is a grand source of food energy too, and every pound contains 9,000 units of important vitamin A.

So serve parquet for its own flavorful goodness and for the extra flavor it gives to other foods. Ask your dealer tomorrow for parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet margarine made by crab. Well, what a great geller's leave.

Well, life has taken on new meaning for geller's leave since Miss Goodwin's summer fields new school principal started introducing him to the finer things. Tonight, after a musical evening with Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, not to mention Miss Goodwin, he returns home filled with great music and a yen for a peanut butter sandwich.

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