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L o la L in k . M rs . J o h n
M ille r a n d
M is s R u t h S t i n n e t t .
B o th in th e S am e B o a t
Swift fit Company has more than one hundred produce
plants, where poultry, eggs and dairy products are bought,
prepared and shipped to far-off markets. In each plant
is an ambitious, hard-working local resident—the man­
ager. In his community that man is “ Swift fie Company” .
H e has the producer viewpoint. He rejoices when
prices are satisfactory to his patrons. In this his interest
is selfish. H e is in the same boat with the farm producer.
His advancement in business, in his own organization,
depends on how much produce he purchases and how well
he handles it.
Your Swift produce plant manager strives for steady
Operation a t full capacity; only under such conditions is
his plant most efficient. H e wants volume and full pay­
rolls. Nothing pleases him better than to pay the cash
price for more and more produce.
T hat price is governed by demand, by what consumers
can and will pay. B ut when the local manager is ready to
ship his prepared products, demand is not awaited; is
not left to chance. Swift & Company enhances demand
for produce by advertising brands of high quality: Swift’s
Premium Milk-Fed Chickens, Golden West Fowl, Swift’s
Brookfield B utter, Eggs, Cheese and many other products.
An army of Swift fit Company salesmen, working from
400 branch houses and along hundreds of car routes,
search daily for bigger and hungrier markets. The local
manager buys to supply those markets. Thus continually
expanding outlets ^re opened up for the producer. The
same army of salesmen sells both meat and produce. The
same railroad cars transport both. Thus, costs of m arket­
ing are reduced for both livestock men and produce men.
Swift & Company has developed a national sales force
and a national buying organization—striving to lower
costs between the farm and the retail store. The personal
welfare of each man depends on how well he does that
job. T h a t’s why the charges for the service are low.
Profits have averaged, over a period of years, less than a
half cent a pound for all products sold.
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50-lb. b ag
lb. 29c
Fancy Ripe
39c
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Onions
Fancy Walla Walla 4 lbs. 5 c
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