Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 12

THE WASHINGTON, D. « 'nm‘lhvlm; about is the M“l'vv" becoming a mem of m« ; Foinaaadid have | ally y for lhx! cause can | what you most d EVENING STAR, DECEMBER 1, 19 l‘l ln\lh\\ man of the cxecutive committes of | Leetch W W EVERETT GETS ](h' Washington Board of Trade at the | He . THADE BOARD HONORT gy i el ea b vesterday. Mr. Everett had recently | ducted ’nv n named second vice president of . Department Store Official Heads| the hoard. Executive Committee of Body. Others Are Named. teague | “for myself, achieved | ., ne object for | You | w Lich 1 shall mm is to se irt when that | fectly consistent and severely wd unembar-| .y president Hibben, I belon court we it \\L du not \|nl||n our pledge this country out of the leig » will, {n my wholly. con m, that of | from the | chosen sec fire pi , A : Hepucs to Critics That He med to take charge of the boad’s Must Insist it Be Free From League. 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Please try my new soup for these 7d<‘fimte distinctive reasons 1 Made of tomatoes rich in the sweet tomato sugars. 2 None of the green parts are used, eliminating the sharp, acrid tasting parts of the tomato. 3 The delicate flavors of the natural tomato sugars are retained by my new method of quick cooking. 4 A very appetizing, rich red color. r June butter gives it extra fla- vor; also a fell and creamy smoothness. 6 Rich in nutrients that growing children need. 7 Mixes easily with milk or ‘water. The largest group, according to my inquiries among people themselves, prefer that emphasis in flavor be placed upon the sweet tomato sugars and the mild, appetizing tomato acids. My first task was to find that variety of tomato richest in sweet tomato sugars. After I found the tomato which I believe to be superior to all others in flavor, I next discovered that it was necessary toeliminate in addition to the skin and seeds, almost all of the top half which so often contains green parts with their sharp, acrid flavors. My decision to use only the sweet- est part of the tomato was merely one of my innovations. Better methods of cooking which I learned from the great French soup maker, Ferdinand Grandi, helped me retain the delicate flavors that make this soup so appe- tizing. Tomato soup lovers from every state have written their praise of it. Won't you ladies who haven't tasted it yet try it soon and write me your opinion. I have specialized for two generations in one single subject improved blends of the tomato flavor I sincerely believe that the blend of the tomato flavor which I have originated for my new tomato soup is what 90% of soup lovers want en I'started out asa an, I didn’t have dea that the de- nt of new and bet- ends of the tomato or would be my life’s I didn’t even suspect that in a few years the to- mato was to become the new queen of food flavors. tomato flavor served as an appetizer. It made other foods taste better, more appetizing! Many I observed poured catsup over beans. What a wonderful crea- tion, I thought, the appe- tizing baked bean and the tomato flavor baked right in together! I bent my creative tal- I never dreamed that in an astonishingly short time whole peoples would succumb to its agreeable flavo: Few, if any, knew that it was soon to be recog- nized as one of the most wholesome, nutritious and necessary of foods. I learned flavor preferences by going among people. 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