，，~-~N~l}.Order " -，，<br > fa，X，~ k<br > I m a catalogue nut. 1 love catalogues. I collect them， gather and assemble them， brnwse and dream wilh<br > them. I also use them. Catalogues satisfy my needs for everything from knitted caps t~ Vcrm~nt<br > Cheddar.<br > This catalogue s des gned for your browsing and dreamingIand using. It should sati .fy all ~，，~lr<br > needs in the food area， including some you didn t realize you had. It is a veritable super supermarket ~r<br > your fingert ps， offer ng you access to over 2，000 food items from around the world. It providcs :~ ta，t<br > and easy reference for the gourmet， and a trigger fur the imagination of the gourmet-in-training.<br > People who live in big cities can easily get fresh pasta， wild rice， acacia honey， strudcl dough， Deele~<br > Noors， and organically grown cereals. But for those who live in other areas， these foods， and ，u~.h<br > delicacies as smoked turkey， marzipan， and sambul， have been no more than dreams. No longer. Now<br > they are no farther away than a phone call or a postage stamp.<br > For party-giving the catalogue is superb. Exotic fruits and nuts， candies and pastries， soups and ham~<br > are all here inviting you to become the hostess-with-the-mostest. It allows you to turn a Sa urday night<br > dinner party into a celebration of note. For example， by sending the date and exact time of your party t~*<br > the Seafood House， you can sit back and relax. The live lobsters will arrive right on schedule--iu ，t<br > minutes ahead of your guests.<br > The catalogue is indispensable for gift giving. Not only does it make gifting pleasant and easy. bnt it<br > also assures that your gift will be remembered long after others are forgotten. You will rate high on the<br > guest list when you remember your host or hostess with a tin of Pate de Foie Gras with Truffle ; from<br > Maison Glass in New York or a Coalport Jar filled with English Breakfast Tea from Fortnum & Mascm<br > in London.<br > Are there some hard-to-please people on your gift list? How about impressing your husband s boss<br > with a special box of delectable chocolates from Fanchon in Paris? After all， they are only $40 a pound!<br > What family will not sing your praises while drowning their Sunday pancakes in Pure Vermont Maple<br > Syrup? What cheese lover will not be delighted with a wheel of Colby from Wisconsin? Not to mention<br > those delicious citrus fruits from Florida and the apples and pears from the orchards of Oregon ? The<br > selection boggles the mind. It runs the gamut from a pint of Maine Apple Jelly to a $500 jar of Royal<br > Iranian Caviar.<br > Want to be good to yourself? This catalogue makes it easy. If you have always wanted tu sample<br > smoked turkey but didn t know where to find it， now you do. Try it. It may be the first time， but 1 11<br > wager it won t be the last. Simple oats， corumeal， and other grains and wheats from the shelf of your<br > local market can t hold a candle to the fresh-from-the-mill variety. Try tempting the members of your<br > family with real ScotchStyle Oatmeal from one of the suppliers. Once they relish "real" oatmeal you ll<br > have a hard time keeping your pantry stocked. Ever dream of experimenting with a sourdough starter?<br > Well， now you can， and with an honest-to-goodness piece of the original Sourdough Jack s， from<br > Alaska.<br > Live and eat gloriously--via this Catalogue!<br > William 1. Kaufman<br >