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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1955)
PAGE TWENTY-FOUR HERALD AND NKWS KLAMATH AI.I., .ml.. ... THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1955 I ' m-, ft! s' . -T v A nmversary MIS-S-S-ST-I-FIER, the pressure bottle (or fragrance brought out early last year by Carven-Parfums, it now available in a 3- oz. bottle as a permanent member of their fragrance bottle. The bottle, especially molded to (it the hand, is slightly indented to give a firm, comfortable grip, making it possible for fragrance to be dispersed at the lightest touch, enveloping the user in a misty cloud of Ma Griffe of Robe d'un Soir. Swift and Company is nerving its centcnml all during 1905. Accord. nw to Jbn Holmes ore.5! dent of Swift and Company, it wa m 1855, lust 100 yew a?o. thM H-vear-old Gu.stavus Franklin Swift, the rorr, Dany'5 fourwW. launched his career In the meat He borrowed 130 from hla father, bought a heifer. dresred it. and peddled the meat to his neighbors. Holmes termed thi ' th hum ble and real beginning of Swift and Company." In paying tribute to the Cape Cod farm boy who became a oio- neer in the development of modern meat packing. Holme said: "S'.ave Swift was a man with a vast hori on within himself destined to become a leader who-had the vi sion to see what had to be done to provide food for a rapidly grow, inc nation. "Yet. with all his vision little did he dream, as he drove along the winding Cape Cod roads, buy ing cattle and hogs, and selling fresh meat from his red wagon, that he was setting up the guide- posts which were to form Uie foundation of our present companv. The company he founded now sells every week an average of 50 million dollars worth of products and is an important part of an essential industry. "All of Swift's activities during 1955 will be directed at continued progress in the varied divisions of our business. I am convinced that the Centennial will offer new oppor tunities for better-business and im proved earnings In 1855 and the years ahead." A century of progress In food production, processing and distribu lion were reviewed by the Swift president in his annual address to shareholders of the company. "Many changes have occurred in agriculture since the days w.icr. our farmers devoted most of their energies to taking care oi their own needs." Holmes pointed out. "Yet. tOdaV VL'ilh nnlv 14 nor .nt of our people living on farms and juiiira incy proauce more men exoandtng population of nearly 16i "American nrnffr i nnIM fnr innovations in transportation, com- iiiuiutauon ana nousenoid appli ances. Yet, a careful analysis will show that America's food ranks with any of these as a measure of prog.ess In better living. "The meat supply lor the Ameri ran Labi Is thp nvv nf thm n-nHrf There are other nations which rank as nigh as or higner than America in per caDita meat con sumption. However, In no other country, is there available meat that is comparable in quality, freshness, variety, and conven ience. "Despite the phenomenal prog ress that has been made in the last 100 years, there Is still great opportunity for improvement in the development of foods with Im proved stability, last appeal, nu tritional adequacy and utility, and foods requiring minimum storage space and producing minimum waste. In the near future, the peo ple of this country can expeet great progress in technically improved food packages that will do an even better job of keeping products fresh and wholesome. They may expect advances along the lines of low temperature processing of food. As scientists reveal more facts about nutrition, further prog ress in food processing methods which will retain even more of the life-giving nutrients can be looked for." Looking ahead. Holmes said the entire iood industry faces m chal- ill - '.y ! ft - cKip' ' ft 0 5 ' NORSE POTATO SALAD with Norway Sardines has eye appeal and palate appeal. It is easy to prepare, easy on the budget, and makes a very distinguished looking dish. lenge in feeding a growing nation. with 7.000 more mouths to feed every day. This growth, however, encom passes much more," he said. "I can visualize a great expansion in the nation's economy an expan sion that will mean more produc tion, more jobs, more national in come, along with an increased standard of living. With bright prospects for the future, Swift and Company enters new era tn its development the beginning of its second century of service dedicated to serving America's families better." SEWING CONTEST Singer Sewing Machine Company is holding its third annual Junior Dressmaking Contest. The prizes, offered on a national basis, in clude more than $14,000 in schol arships or scholarship funds: 132 Sinter machines; more than 33.000 scissor sets valued at (10 each, and eight all-expense trips to New York for finalists and their moth ers. Watch for a news story in early September on the names of the local winners who will go on to compete in the state contest. At last report,' the girls had their dresses nearly ready for the an nual judging. COOL SALAD When you are having a buftet style supper or eatms ou the patio and want to serve several bowls of salad, by all means serve one that incorporates No - ---' Here is a recipe or the tansy, liplitly . smoked No ..ay ..... combined wiln vegetables tor a Norse Potato Salad. NORSK SAI.AD (Serves s) 1 (3 oz.i can of Norway sardines 8 medium sized potatoes 2 hard-boiled eugs 3 celery stalks Small head Romaine lettuce 1 cucumber 3 large sprigs paisley Chives Dry mustard 4 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons vinegar Salt and pepper, to taste HEALTH PROTECTION BY HANGING ' g World's Best flf Carrier! Get rid of annoying flies the safe t and sanitary way. Comes with Tack Attached - easy to hang. SL I .... lH Mr ahIu K fnr 9C rLUFI III uinj J tut w Buy a supply of AEROXON FLY CATCHERS trom your grocer, hardware or general store. If not available, send $1.00 for a box of 20 catchers, postage paid. (No C.O.D. Please) AEROXON SALES COMPANY & 9 East 38th St., New York 1 6.N.Y. Cook potatoes and set to cool. Cut ibe ccoicd potato1? iu elices -.bout 4 ineii thick. Finely chop celery sialics; 1 hard boiled' egg; ires.li p.iroiey sprigs, and chives. Mix ingredients in bowl. Drain the olive oil from the can of Norway surJines into sec ond b.iv.l an J add additional olne oil. and 'J tablespoons vinegar. Sea son wiih pinch of dry mustard and salt and pepper to taste. Pour over salad and mix thoroughly. Finally, line salad bowl with let tuce leaves and transfer salad from mixing bowl. Cut the remain nj hard boiled eggs in quarters. Arrange whole Norwuy sardines in a pyramid in the center of the salail over quartered sections of hard boiled egg. Decorated with slices I fresh cucumbers with rind. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THE HAPPY UTTLt DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE EMU'S SELF-SERVICE MEATS Ground Beef 3 ,b$ 79c Beef Roasts Federally Graded "Good". 3943k Beef Boil " 19l Corned Beef """ i""om 49k Large Bologna 25k Veal Round Steak 89k Cube Steak 55 Swift Premium Wieners 45k Beef Hearts 19k Round Steak w o.... 59k Caliroie APRICOTS CHOPPED BEEF 12-ei. Tin 3 for $1 00 IXL No. 303 Tin 5 for RAVIOLI $1100 u Comstoek PlACEi For Canning! At last they are hare, juit received a truckload of Truway Elberta poaches from Fresno of fhe finest quality. At Emil't at such a low price . . . 20 lb. lug only $ 98 WATERMELONS Cantaloupes Cherry Tomatoes Seedless Grapes Firm, Rip Cup Fancy Quality in Baskets Pound Pound 23' 1 Pound Z - SURPRISE -SPECIAL TOMATO JUICE Libby 46-oi, Tin SURPRISE SPECIAL PINEAPPLE JUICE Libby 46-oi. 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Tin 1" 1 m 24-or. 11 Libby' PEARS Libby's SPINACH IVi Tin Party Time CORN 2 for GRACO STRAWBERRY Preserves 20-oi. Tumbler w jSiSfj 1 POUND CAN W 93L AA Grade EGGS PITTED OLIYES Rose Bowl Real Prunes PRUNE JUICE Whilo King SOAP Giant P fP r n 3) 3) i Tang Dressing 3 9C 63c d. 3 S T""T'ni 29c 6for39c i i ' '' 9th and Pine Right Reserved to Limit SURPRISE -SPECIAL MARGARINE Holiday 5 lbs. f Durkce's Mayonnaise - SURPRISE SPECIAL VELYEETA CHEESE 2-lb. Loaf f PERMA STARCH Req. 79e Volu
