Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 105

VMugazine Section Heinz now makes that old-fashioned homemade kind of mild, spiced, fresh cucumber pickle. RE YOU oLb cnough to remember the old pickle Ajar in grandmother’s cellar? From which were drawn on long wooden forks, those crisply luscious spiced slices of homemade fresh cucumber pickles? If so, here is news to make you hungry. From an old home-kitchen recipe, handed down through many generations, Heinz has re-created that old-fashioned fresh cucumber pickle—a pickle utterly different from modern variations—a pickle so mellow and mild and temptingly relishful that a jarful can't last long in any home. And so easily digestible that anyone, even a child, can eat his fill. FHIS WEEK ESTD. 1869 $7 PURE FO0D PRODUCTS MADE BY H.J.HEINZ COMPANY iR P Your first exciting taste of Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickle will show you why it has already regained the popularity of this old-time type of pickle. These mildly spiced slices have all the crisp tenderness of young cucumbers picked fresh from the vine—all the old-fashioned delicately spiced flavor that men have always craved, Heinz uses only fresh picked cucumbers of the superior variety developed by Heinz experts. Within a few hours after these garden-fresh cucumbers are harvested, they are sliced and drenched with Heinz Pure Vinegar and piquant spices—then vacuum- packed in stout jars. In every way Heinz prepares them exactly as did our ancestors—thus restoring for the present generations a taste thrill equaled by few of the things we eat today. This delightful relish quickly stimulates the appe- titc. As a garnish for almost any dish it provides HEINZ 7/2&14 m ch.éé just the flavor contrast needed for the best enjoy- ment of a meal. It adds a tempting racy-flavored note when served with luncheon or dinner, afternoon tea or midnight supper. In fact, this confection of pickles makes an ideal sa/ad in itself. Many fami- lies today have always on the table a generous-size dish of Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickle. It comes in extra large jars, at a price far lower than that of most quality pickles. In your refrig- erator, it keeps perfectly after the jar is opened-- that is, if your family does not finish the jarful the first time it is served. Ask your grocer for this vers popular Heinz Variety.