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Speaker 1: Tumble and paper may tend bring you fibber, McGhee and

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money trans tracts. The show was written by Bill Leslie

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and Ralph had Been and directed by Mack Puddle. Fiver

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and Money. We'll be with you in a minute.

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Speaker 2: This is Don Wilson.

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Speaker 3: Do you know why toms are called the don't wait

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relief for acid indigestion? The hell it's simple. With tombs

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on hand, you don't have to wait even a minute

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for say, pleasant relief. There's nothing to make you don't

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even need water. Yes, toms go right to work, give

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you top speed relief whenever some favorite food, smoking or

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over indulgence causes heartburn, sour stomach, or that unpleasant gassy fullness.

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Toms are so pleasant, minty tasting, just like candy. Here's

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something else, really important. Tombs are not water soluble, so

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they never overalkalize the stomach, never cause acid rebounds. That's

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another reason why millions of smart Americans always keep tombs handy,

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always carry them, and pocket a purse for a record

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fast safe relief whenever or wherever acid indigestion strikes. So

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don't wait.

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Speaker 4: Get thumbs today.

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Speaker 3: They're still only ten cents a roll.

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Speaker 5: Are we driving for this Christmas tree? How much will

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it cost?

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Speaker 2: It?

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Speaker 4: About half what the guy asks for it. I drive

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a hard bargain, you know that. And then some raised

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lumber jerks. Don't put anything over on me. You don't,

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I'm true.

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Speaker 5: Where are we going?

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Speaker 4: Right around the cornet here? Same place we went last year?

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And I got a ten buck three for three fifty.

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All it took was little sod.

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Speaker 2: Story O.

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Speaker 4: That guy's name again?

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Speaker 5: You remember Marvin Christmas Tree? Marvin?

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Speaker 4: He saw him?

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Speaker 5: Oh no, the way you had your arm around him

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during that transaction, I thought he was at least your cousin.

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Speaker 4: Oh I got a good deal out of him, didn't I? Boy, boy,

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I don't know. He did a man a living the

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way I chizzled him down. Oh here's the place. Wow,

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look at them beautiful trees too.

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Speaker 5: I'll wait in the car again. These big transactions always

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embarrass me.

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Speaker 4: Nothing to get embarrassed about. It's just business. When he

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says ten bucks, you don't expect to get ten, expects

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to get seven. That's why I gotta say three so

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I can get it. Provided. You really ought to learn

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about driving a.

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Speaker 5: Bargain on a common I'll wait in the car.

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Speaker 4: Okay, it won't take long. This guy's easier to chisel

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than a bar soap. I'll call you when I get

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the price settled and you can take your pick. That's

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fun of buying the trees, beating these guys down.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, here, you're looking for a Christmas cree.

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Speaker 4: No, no, I'm a bird collector.

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Speaker 2: Sigh.

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Speaker 4: I thought i'd time a few of these trees and

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see if there's any birds nest cars. I'm looking for

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a Christmas tree.

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Speaker 2: Good.

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Speaker 4: Well, I don't want a clerk. I want to deal

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with the owner. Marvin. His name is kind of a sweet,

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kind of looking old pigeon or a gent.

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Speaker 2: Oh you must mean Marvin Myers. Ah here here anymore?

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Speaker 4: He's selling razor blade. Now, Oh jee, that's too bad.

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What happened?

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Speaker 2: Oh too soft hearted?

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Speaker 3: Marvin was Oh sucker.

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Speaker 2: For a sob story. He'll be chisler that came along

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and took advantage of him.

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Speaker 4: Oh well, well, I'm sorry to hear about old Mark.

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Speaker 2: But we really got the trees here this year.

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Speaker 4: Mister.

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Speaker 2: Just click over this row here, take your pick up

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anything in this row for only ten bucks.

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Speaker 4: Ten bucks.

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Speaker 2: Some of those trees are over three feet tall. You

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look him over. I'll go some of these others.

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Speaker 4: Oh, he's right after the poorhouse. Ten bucks for a

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three foot tree. Come on, Molly, let's leave the car

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here and walk down this way. There's a lot of

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lots along here. He didn't buy a tree, Marvin sold out.

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That was the new owner. Remind me to check the

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post office tomorrow. And yet post office, what part if

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that guy's face ain't up there on the wall with

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a reward form an automy of all the bare faced burglers?

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Or going across the street.

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Speaker 5: Oh, that looks like a knife lot. What does the

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Speaker 4: Bruce's spruces a tree to fit every pocket.

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Speaker 5: Well, let's not stop here. We don't want to tree

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we can put in our pocket.

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Speaker 4: Oh that's not what it means mine. Hey, look at

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them prices.

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Speaker 2: Oh, all trees thirty cents a foot.

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Speaker 4: Say that is a bargain. I won't have to chisel

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on this guy. You know, a ten foot tree for

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three bucks. Huh. These prices are better than old Marvin's

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were last year. Oh and look they're beautiful trees too, Yes,

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they are man beautiful. Glad you like them. She didn't

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mean to say that, but that's not fair.

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Speaker 2: They are a knife, though, sir, take your pick, ma'am,

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thirty cents a foot.

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Speaker 4: I'm the kind of a guy that appreciates an honest deal.

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But if I can't do any better, I'll tell you

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what I'm gonna do with you. I'm not even gonna

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chisel you down. I'm just gonna pick out a tree

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and pay your price. Thirty cents a foot. That's the

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way we like it deals.

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Speaker 5: Here, here's a beauty magige. How tall is that, sir?

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Speaker 4: About ten feet by hees? I say it's ten feet all.

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We'll wrap it up bus ten foot three thirty cents

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foot three dollars.

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Speaker 1: Right, Well, that's the way most lots sell them by height,

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but we do it a little differently.

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Speaker 4: We sell by the branches, by the branches. This beautiful

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tree is, say, oh, twenty branches on it. Average branch

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say four feet long. That's eighty feet of branches. Thirty

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cents of foot comes to twenty four dollars. Oh my,

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twenty four dollars. Twenty four bucks for that beetle bit

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and bassil saw meal bait. Why that lopsided droop limb

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collects and chewed up pine cones ain't worth twenty four

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cents on me gina docket broken down, bang up bull

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legged balsam ain't fit to start a fire with. Why

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look at the trunk on us. I lived out of

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a better looking tunk piles and vaude them made out

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of straw. And then limbs. I saw prettier looking limbs under.

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Speaker 2: A plaid skirt on the sidet and the stutch guards.

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Speaker 5: Bah.

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Speaker 4: But I don't understand from this that he doesn't want

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the tree man.

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Speaker 5: Yes, I'm afraid they're barking up the wrong spruce.

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Speaker 2: Spruce.

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Speaker 5: Come on here, let's go.

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Speaker 4: Say I've got it straight from the north pole. The

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Santa is warming up his reindeer for the takeoff right now.

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So if you're shopping late, give paper Mate.

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Speaker 5: Paper Mad pens are so easy to buy. You can

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get them everywhere your neighborhood drug, tobacco department or stationary

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store features the famous retractable paper meat in seven beautiful

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color stylings, and you get a free gift box with

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every pens.

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Speaker 4: And when you give paper Mate pens, you don't have

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to worry about sizes or styles or whether people will

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like their gifts or not, you can bet your Christmas stocking.

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They like paper mate. It's the pen the bankers and

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school principles approved paper made pens can't leak and the

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eight can's mirror transfer or everybody that writes would love

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to have a new paper mate. It's a gift they'll

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really use and appreciate.

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Speaker 5: So if you're shopping late, give.

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Speaker 4: Paper mat Remember you can buy them everywhere right now,

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the famous paper made pen and a free gift box

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only a buck sixty nine. Let's tell them together shopping late,

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paper Mate, what a bunch of burglars drive? Run into

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so far white guys. You think with all the Christmas

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tree lots that are along here, some of these guys

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would be anxious to do business, wouldn't you?

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Speaker 5: They are, but not a sure prices dry mum. They

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all seem to have a peculiar attitude about losing money, don't.

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Speaker 4: They don't worry. I'll get a Christmas tree bargain. It

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takes to Easter Sunday. I'll get one.

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Speaker 5: Do you'd like Easter Sunday? Today? You blade the nugget

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every lot so far? Look, why don't we go home

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and plant a pine cone?

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Speaker 2: And wait?

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Speaker 4: We might get a tree quicker that way, you think,

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so huh, you know what these guys would charge me

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for a pine cone probably, But say there's an interesting

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moping lot one with a horseshoe nail over the office there.

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Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, very modest sign. They had Texas tall timber,

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the greatest trees on Earth or anyplace.

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Speaker 4: Come on, let's go to ground here, and.

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Speaker 5: Certainly got plenty of trees, no prices on them.

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Speaker 2: Hody strangers, welcome to Texas Hall Timbers.

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Speaker 4: Oh Ohia says like.

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Speaker 2: Donald Tennis fell partner you too, marm.

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Speaker 5: Oh, thank you?

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Speaker 4: We why we we're just looking around. This is tex busy.

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Speaker 2: Well on text partner Texas Radio was my baptizing name.

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But folks around these year parks just call me tex.

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Speaker 4: Well hotty texts. I'm right glad to meet up with you.

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Speaker 5: Bye bye all.

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Speaker 2: I take it your hankering to round up one of

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these yere Christmas trees and partner you come to the

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right place. I got about three hundred head here, all

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prime Texas timber.

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Speaker 5: Ma were these trees grown in Texas? Raised them all

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right on the Paul's ranch, marm White, nice layout.

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Speaker 2: Paul's got down there bunk houses right on the rio.

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Speaker 4: Grandy, these trees here come from lay down there, Partner, No,

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we raised.

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Speaker 2: These year trees on the north part of the ranch. Partner,

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that's in Oregon. Got quite a spread, Paul has.

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Speaker 5: Probably from setting on them horses all the time.

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Speaker 4: Partner, Huh, let's get down the business, partner. Pretty means

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you're looking a bunch of trees you got here, Partner,

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how much aimen to get from whoa?

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Speaker 2: How much you aimen to get?

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Speaker 4: How much aiming to get?

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Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you, partner, I'll go ask my partner. Partner, Hey, partner,

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go a.

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Speaker 5: Couple of games. I get out of herman Jamie boy

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that road company. Annie Oakley comes back with a buffalo gun.

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Speaker 4: Kind of a crummy looking bunch of trees. Anyhow, I'm

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gunn and I'm gonna get us a tree someplace. If

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I have to chop one down on the city hall, long, that.

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Speaker 5: Might solve everything. Deary, I understand they sur fine turkey

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dinners in the city jail on Christmas. I could make

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your plum pudding with the hacks on it night. Yeah,

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there's a lot.

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Speaker 4: We didn't try it right across the street there see it,

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Happy Herman, High trees for low prices. Hmm, well you.

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Speaker 5: Go ahead, Derry. I'm going back to the car and wait,

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I'm tired, okay to see.

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Speaker 4: Look I've had so far. I'm about do for a

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break and this might just be the place. Hey, here's

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a nice tree right out in front here, Yeah, nice

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and full. If I can get the right price from

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Happy Herman, sures I had to find a decent trees. Yeah,

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he's lots of somebody. Aren't they a mess? Look at

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my shoes just ruined?

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Speaker 5: Yah?

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Speaker 2: Sure got me looking a bunch of trees.

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Speaker 4: Aren't they?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 4: I don't know. I got one here that looks pretty good.

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So cold out too, just miserable.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Now, if I can get hold of Happy Herman and

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get the right price on this day, you're talking to him,

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You you lure a happy Herman.

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Speaker 1: I was three days ago. But there's nothing to get

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you down like selling Christmas trees.

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Speaker 2: Everybody's going to different complaint. The trees are either too short,

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or they're too.

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Speaker 4: Fat, or they're too thin.

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Speaker 2: It's just too much. All I want to do is

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sell these last two hundred trees.

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Speaker 6: And go home.

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Speaker 4: Well, I may be able to help you, Hermi, I

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ain't take this tree here a little cock. I not

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exactly what I want, but you give me a right

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price and I'll take it off your hand. The boy, well, my.

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Speaker 1: Feet are cold and I want to get back in

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the trailer. So you can have it for eight dollars.

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Speaker 4: I'll give you three.

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Speaker 2: Here we go again, seven seventy five, three ten, seven fifty.

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Speaker 4: Three, twenty seven and a quarter three and a four

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seven bucks, three fifty five, five and a half four bucks,

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five and a quarter four. I'll make it five even four. Yeah,

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I hate Andrewrapp?

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Speaker 5: But could I have the keys to the car I want?

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Speaker 4: Probably within in just a minute. Kitto, Well, I'm in

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what he said.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I give you in give me four fifty.

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Speaker 4: Here you are four bucks. I'll see you next year,

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and not if I recognize you from the trailer window.

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And I had to come out of a nice warm tree.

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Oh my, how does she look?

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Speaker 5: Nice tree?

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Speaker 4: But did he wanted eight bucks? We say four smackers

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on the deal?

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Speaker 5: No he didn't.

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Speaker 4: What do you mean?

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Speaker 5: That's what I came over to tell you. You've been here

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an hour in that traffee cop over there is giving

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you a parking tea if you had left the keys

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so I could move the car.

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Speaker 4: Oh no, we'll bring the three kiddo.

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Speaker 5: Now you wait a minute, officer, I can explain this

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is Christmas week.

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Speaker 6: You wouldn't give me a ticket on.

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Speaker 1: We'll say good night to Fibber and Molly in the

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moment time is slipping away. There are only two days

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left in which to buy that kitchen radio to place

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under your Christmas tree. Just imagine a pleasure that will

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light the eyes of your homemaker this Friday morning. When

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you present her with a radio especially for her kitchen,

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she'll know that you appreciate the three to four hours

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every day that she spends cooking, washing dishes, or doing

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the many other chores in your kitchen. With a radio

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in the kitchen, the world will be at her fingertips

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when she sets the dial to the NBC Radio network.

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There's wonderful music, drama, news, and comedy to make the

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time pass swiftly and to brighten an otherwise dull day

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when the radio is your companion. So tomorrow, for sure

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look over the marvelous variety of gaily colored radio me

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just to blend with the decor of your kitchen, and

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you'll also find that the clock radio is available at

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your favorite store, can be helpful in turning on and

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off electrical appliances. Make this an especially bright and merry

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Christmas with a present that will bring pleasure all year long.

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Give a radio for the kitchen to your wife or

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mother on Christmas Day.

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Speaker 5: It is a beautiful trainmgee. We'll set it right here

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by the front window. I called doctor Gamble and asked

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him to come over tomorrow night to help us decorate it. Okay,

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sure he's going to bring his little miss Callahan with him.

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Speaker 4: Oh well, have him bring a step ladder too. Mine's busted. Okay,

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good night, Good night, though.

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Speaker 1: Tombs and paper mate fins have brought you the Fibber

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McGhee and Molly program transcribe, but Natalie left us as

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texts and Jack Moyles as hermit on wall, inviting you

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to be with us again tomorrow night for another visit

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with Bibber McGhee and Luve.

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Speaker 2: The kitchen is the place for a radio and the

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dramatic shows on the NBC Radio Network.