The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 08, 1953, Page 21, Image 21

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more about BEEF . . . as te grading,
quality features, rlgkteut for the right
purpose, nd many other beef prob
lems, we suggest, yen attend ear
.special "SWIFT'S BEEF. PROMO
TION" this weekend . . . Hay 8th
and 9th. Swift and Company's
Beef representative will he here
to help yea. '
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Rice
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HUNT'S
Tomalo Juice
TREE TOP
Cider
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DEL IIOIITE FBUTT COCKTAIL
SALAD FnUTTS, ELSmOBE303
SLICED YELL0V7 CUIIG PEACHES 303
DEL IIOIITE PEAB HALVES 303
TASTY PAH APPLESAUCE 303
lbs.
Lb.
lib. 10-ox.
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DEL IIOIITE PHIEAPPLE TIDBITS
TASTY PAK WHOLE AFDICOTS Nfcl)4
ELSmOBEPBUHEPLUIE 110.2 CAHS
GABDEII GBAPEFBOTT SEGHEIITS 303
STAIIDBY OBAIIGE AIID GnAPEFDUIT SEGIIEIITS 303
SALAD ETTES SALAD IBX SEBVES 5
CAPITOL CUT ASPARAGUS HO. 303
HUIITS SPHIACH. HO. 2 CAHS
CAPITOL CUT GBEEII BEAIIS, HO. 2 CAHS
CAPITOL SLICED BEETS. 303 CAHS .
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SUinUST PUBE LEIIOII JUICE. 5-OZ.
STAIIDBY OBAIIGE JUICE, 45-OZ. CAHS
C3EEH SPOT OBAIIGE BEVEDAGE. 45-OZ.
DEL IIOIITE PHIEAPPLE JUICE, O-OZ.
BMHII0BE CAKES
DEJIIED BOLLS
OATEEAL COOKIES
C0FFE3 CAKE BHIG!
CAKE B8IIDTS
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Located in the j
Salem Shopping Center
I; --'; By VIVIAN BSOT7N r
'.,;.::,:' ;.- .;, AP Newsf eatores Writer, r"."
ni-yo sUyerware. The dining room is making a comeback.
Many a youngster who heretofore has been relegated to a kitch
en snack bar for his ereningj meal may soon revel in the Joys of
shiny silver, pretty china audi real honest-to-goodness place mat: or:
table doth. This is the prediction of manufacturers, based on store
trends, say Craig D. llunson, vice-president of the world's largest
uw company. .a
"Stores everywhere report
new interest in the dining room
and its table appointments. A re
cent survey showed a big revival
underway of the family dinner
nour as some of us remember it
The average homemaker may
now feed her family-with the
same aplomb enjoyed by her
guests. K
Television has been gathering
the family together and church
es have pointed out the possibili
ties of using family assembly! to
revive some past traditions such
as the dining room table and
grace-bef ore-meals. ' ;
. Any youngjfter may be wooed
to a dinner table that is attract
ively set with china that is pret
ty, not necessarily fancy. Silver
may be Grandma's prized. George
II or some of the exciting new
plate or sterling ware now avail-!
able at reasonable prices. But It
should sparkle on a freshly lauh:
dered place mat or table cloth, or
attractive ones of paper or plasv
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Special stress on dining room
accoutrements in the interest of
the family -dinner hour , is plan-
ned by some 130 stores through
out the country as a result of the;
current trend. ; ; :
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SOUP'S ON Richland elaborate is this modem
Victorian silverplata : pattern "Heritage"' shown Krilb;
handsome china. ! ' :- .
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SPECIAL OCCASION An elegant place setting of
sterling silver Is 'Heigning Beauty" pattern with -wreath-:
like china set. , ' ; ' Mi ,.
III.
mm
SWEET AND SIMPLE-,'May Oueen." a sterling in
laid silver plate, compliments modem or traditional fur
nishings, china is simple. ; f ' , (
FIRST CALL Curves' and scrolls and stylized shell
and rose lend flowing movement to the new Tecor''
pattern. China has solid color edge.
OUTDOOSS
Broiler aandwlelies are a favo
rite for sun worshippers. They
may be made in a jiffy and rush
ed out to the patio where the
sun is ihininff in all its cloiT.
Halved hamburger buns covered
with ripe olives sliced from the
pits and topped with a slice of
Swiss cheese, popped under , the
broiler and broiled until the
cheese 'becomes bubbly, never
-eta monntonmnNo line olive
and cheese combination does. ;
QUICK CAKES
Ouirlr hrari and Mffee eakes
the baking powder variety
are a boon to streamlined liv
ing. Add some chewy raisins to
these preparations and they take
pn a new look and definitely su
perior taste. Sugar cookies witn
raisin "faces" delight the young
fry. : . -M
MAIN DISH ;
Cheese, fondue with canned
peas is a wonderful main course.
Butter -four slices of bread and .
put in the bottom of a baking,
dish. Cover genrously with cubed '
Cheddar cheese. Then comes a
layer of drained canned peas..
Mix together two beaten eggs, a f
bit of dry mustard, onion salt,
and a cup and a half of milk.
Pour into a baking dish and bake .
in a slow oven until firm.
PICNIC FAKE
When the man of the house gets
home early from his round of,
golf on Saturday and suggests
a drive in the country and a pie
nic supper, this is what never
fails to bring words of praise:.'
sliced ham, buns, ripe olive pota
to salad, radishes, salted almonds
and a nice fat slice of chocolate
cake...
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