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a gt November 24, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 19 entrails I | the fully-dressed, "Ready-for-the-Oven" kind--have relegated to antiquity the gamble in chicken dinners--the disturbing possibility of strong, acrid flavor or meat too tough i to be eaten. below zero, that instantly "seals in" the fresh flavor and rich juice in all TN way of marketing chicken. their bloom, and preserves them until ! Ford the chicken reaches you. and freezing method, as compared ) / assurance that you can always depend with the ordinary chicken, where the on the quality and flavor of-- FORD SEDALIA CHICKENS | YOUR NEXT CHICKEN DINNER Never again will it be ruined by disagreeable . flavor or tough meat. Se \ Today-- FORD SEDALIA CHICKENS-- This is how it has been done from the time it was killed, during the entire marketing The entrails, or intestines, of each FORD SEDALIA procedure and until it reaches your market. CHICKEN have been completely removed immediately after the chicken was killed, and the body cavity has g What about tenderness? been wiped immaculately clean with spotless squares A scientific ration of buttermilk, oatmeal and corn- Il of cheesecloth. meal has been fed to each bird for two weeks, and has produced meat of mouth-melting tenderness. The sealed Then, in all its pristine flavor and freshness, the parchment wrapper has protected the bird from promis- chicken has been sealed in a heavy parchment wrapper cuous handling and from flies and other unsanitary and frozen--a quick, sharp freeze, far conditions. All told--a distinctly new and finer The chicken gamble is gone for good. : : : S d i favorite size today f What on -smaging differeiice in edalia trie oF tom br Tat Dear ond Chicken Flavor, when chickens are : . : ? ? enjoy not only the best chicken you've subjected to this new full-dressing : Chickens oF ' ever tasted, but also the comforting have been left inside the bird AVAILABLE NOW AT THESE LOCAL MARKETS J. W. SCHLOESSER & CO. KENILWORTH MARKET PETERS MARKET 402 Linden Ave., Wilmette 411 Richmond Rd., Kenilworth 734 Elm St., Winnetka A. S. VAN DEUSEN J. W. SCHLOESSER & CO. W. J. SCHNEIDER 1154 Central Ave., Wilmette 718 Elm St., Winnetka 346 Park Ave., Glencoe LINDEN MEAT MARKET DEAN & BROWN GLENCOE GROCERY & MARKET 409 Linden Ave., Wilmette 9101, Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods 313 Park Ave., Glencoe "From Sedalia--down in ole Missouri" SE --------- | - a ----