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"It is because every housewife, and many a busband wiclding a carving knife has had just such an experience, he added, "that I can speak with such fervor about meat freshness and about the new process just discovered for proâ€" :e&uthmdu-n--dfivw meats. Let George Rector, food consultant to one of the world‘s greatest meat packers, give you an expert‘s opinion: *‘‘Freshness means extra juiciness, natural tenderness, full, original delicate flavor. It means the difference between a feast and just ‘food‘." _ as the packer has dreamed of placâ€" un-muu;‘.â€"‘mm ’l‘w perfected after -p-h-ll.aad:r m-aâ€"aw a wmm-h :mmm juices and wor. *‘No longer need you be content with meats that have lost original freshness through traveling from packer‘s cooler to the dealer‘s store only partially protected against flavorâ€"robbing s thfinkdrhcdn spic im your and span beef, lamb and veal is rushed to receive a protective film of sparkling, transparent gelatine. This seals im all the natural juices and goodness. It keeps out all dust and contamination. No matter how far the meats are transâ€" LEFTOVER TURKEYT Disu®s Certified Pork Sausage Stuffing GibletGravy Whipped Potatoes Carrots and Broccoli Mounds 4â€"BDAY MEAT PLAN broiled slices of Certified Tender Made Ham *"You can now have beef, lamb or veal THANKSGIVING MENU (Clip and save for next weok‘s Wilson‘s Certified Turkey wWILsON‘s NEW MEAT "COOLERâ€"FRESH" Says GEORGE RECTOR the fowl is, protect your re tion as a cook by ordering son‘s Certified Poultry. getting young, plump, juicy, wellâ€" Do it now, then you‘ll be sure of that bake to tender perfection. *You can recognize them at a glance," he said, "by the ultraâ€"fresh color of both meat and suet, so clearly evident through the transparent gelatine. And you can imagine what a saving it will be, and what a pleasure, never again to have to cut away any of the suet or meat beâ€" cause it may not look fresh. * *You will be amazed, on first trial, that such a difference in fresh flavor can exist between meats guarded every inch by this new gelatine seal and those merely wrapped however tightly, in a amthtukmm" aif if these gelatine sealed meats any complication to preparation, Mr. Rector smiled. ‘"That is another beautiful thing about these new meats," he said, ‘"in cooking, you don‘t have to remove the gelatine film that brings them to you so delightfully fresh and pod.wt-m-flfl as that you use in your desserts and salads. It helps the meat juices sealed in during Your meat browns just as always. And, being a genuine meat product, itself, the gelaâ€" l-fi:w':mu:um as a thickener that adds a special smooth gaodness to the gravy. "It is not often that I have the opporâ€" Importance," Mr. Rector added. "This new idea, I am convinced, means better thhnl:l::ulh of the greatest one steps forward in the packing industry dmthhflnflnnolrdflf-mm 50 years ago. In fact, it is the final ported, it shuts out airâ€"and thus ported, it shuts out airâ€"and thus v-hthmdlhpz juices that are the essence of tenderness and delicate flavor. "It will be well worth your while to find the nearest dealer who handles these new gelatineâ€"sealed meats," Mr. needed step that brings full advantage o!n(ri_:::n_fionmdlmuyto Stuff your turkey the day betore Since turkeys vary in their body structure, the amount of stuffing needed varies considerably. Allow 1 cup of dressing at least for each pound of turkey. 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Civil Service Hold Meeting of Sigma Nu Mothers The Sigma Nu Mothers club at Northwestern University are meeting with the University of lilinois Sigma Nu Mothers‘ club at a luncheon and cards, at the Chicago Milk Foundation; 75 East Wacker Drive, on Thursday, November 13th, at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Edgar Olds, of Evanston is president of Northwestern Mothers Club, and Mrs. R. A. Good of Oak Park is president of the University of Illinois Mothers Club. . Mrs. Otto Gieske entertained the 500 club at Luncheon Wednesday afterâ€" noon at the E. S, Wortham home, Woodland drive. 3622 7 i af Ma.] _ c 0i No m C e and Mrs. Louis Carzoli, 219 Evolution | &f Sy James parish ball Pridey night avenue was guest of honor at a shower tcnight at 8 o‘clock at fil& at St. James parish hall Friday night. temple. William Logan is chairman, Hostesses were Mrs. HtrySnu.l-.___.____._“____ lati, Miss Libby Montel, Miss Ada\ Gemma Battistellio Miss Crocetti will Muzzarelli, Miss Mary Bianco, Miss| become the bride of Roger Albert on Helen Baldrini Miss Gerti and Miss | November 29. Honored At Preâ€" Nuptial Shower ; beet gromsd | Pulfors beoin V | ‘Wae lean meat from breast, neck. MMlmmd-ut)uflut Lid you ever wrap ‘em snugly in bacon strips to bask in the broiler ‘til golden brown? Do you hone for hominy? Crave carrots? If aye is the answer the {llustration will interest you for it answers all four questions. ‘Thrifty meat cuts are perfect for patties that are perfect with bacon bindings, so don‘t lose a second following this ** Pegk taat centrar @ ruecrric AUTOMATIC BLANKET.. Te blan@Z/ 107 @ P. S Sante Claus gives his complete approval of the GE Automatic Electric Blankets and says, "Give comfort for Christmas with a GE Blanket." Broiled Meat Patties . . . and Electricity is Cheap! T Carnival A':"l.":\ph Tonight The annual card carnival sponsored | at St. James parish tonight at 8 o‘cl shank or shoulder for fl Season with sait and » formi into 2â€"inch patties. & strip of bacon around each and fasten with toothpicks. regulator set for broiling. Place patties so that there is a distance about three inches between top patties and source of heat. If q“:m-mhmmh perature accordingly so that patties will broil at a moderate perature. When patties are on one side, turn and finish on the second side. Patties thlek'mnmlhll for broiling. 6 patties. "k y the parishioners