1900-1930 Ask-It Basket

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The Colgate Asket Basket on the air with Jim McWilliams, Radio's original question and answer man. Jim has picked four contestants from the volunteers in the audience. They're all rearing to go. Well, let's see. They are a sailor, a student, a stenographer, and a department store buyer.

And they're all competing in this friendly and amusing contest for three cash prizes and answering questions that come from your hometown and mine. And here he comes, Daniel Jim McWilliams. You're coming up to welcome to you all.

Are your hands all clean? Are your faces clean? Yes. And I'm sure your teeth are clean too. If you use coldgate death or cream, am I right? They'll absolute the gym. They're double clean because coldgate death or cream does double duty.

First, coldgate active yet safe polishing agent brings out the natural brilliance of teeth, makes them sparkle. Second, coldgate penetrating foam gets between teeth, helps the toothbrush clean out neglected food particles that often cause unpleasing bread.

So friends, remember, get teeth really clean, outside and in between. James to Colgate dental cream. Fire tube tomorrow. All right, Jim, on with our asky-basty. Okay, Dale, but first I've got to give myself a couple of squeaks on the buzzer.

Last week I said that Brooklyn was not a borough of the city of New York. It is. I'm sorry all you loyal, Brooklynites, and thanks for calling it through my attention. And now, for Colgate, ask your basket number one, our first contestant, our very charming young lady, comes to the microphone, your name please.