1045-1100 Aunt Jennys Real Life Stories

Bob's a small talker, but that's not enough. Somebody should tip him off that no one can get by with B.O. Why not play safe this easy, pleasant way? Take a life boy bath every day.

It's so refreshing. Remember, your daily life boy bath stops B.O. It's Storytime, ladies and gentlemen, to tell you another of our real life stories brought to you by Spry. As I said, brought to you by Spry, the pure, crème, you're all vegetable-shredening.

Oh, all right, I'll answer it. I'll just make that last sentence and try. Quiet, Spry, Cooper! Hey, hello, friend! Why didn't you all pray? I'd say it's such a load that it couldn't lose the door.

Well, Anne, thanks, Spry, to down the spelling list, just so. Just what I'm aiming to do. Thanks, Jimmy. Well, I'll give you a piece of this apple crème pie that I baked this morning. Well, I order hues because I figure you ought to make it here.

It's a matter, Fred. Well, just look at this mayo-sock here. You have to believe I guess most every woman in these United States must be waiting to let you know how much you like your cookbooks, any of those frosting tips.

Well, cheer up, Fred. There's only one more day for the offer. Now, that's right, ladies. Tomorrow is the last day that we're making this big double-barrelled offer. A copy of Aunt Jenny's own 52-page cookbook crammed John with the most tempting, easy-to-make recipe you ever tasted in your life. For all occasions, everyday economy dishes, company

dishes, why everything you want. Yeah, that's only half the awful ladies. There's a set of six different colored frosted tins comes with it. Lowes, blue, green, yellow, red and orange. Say, you know my wife and I made a birthday cake, yes, Steve, for the little fella who lives next orders. And she put white frost in on it and then yelled, Happy Birthday and