The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1930, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Juno 13. 19.'10 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN WEEKLY WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE HERALD Ma vys Kilche n Hy KIHTI.lt MIIY NNA b-rrlce Writer luternelliia farts ara ciinnlnutl) blhf ulacuivored about fouda ut II surla, ami now we ars told lhal paisley lias even nlihor pnrr.nl- I ot Iron Idea siiliiacli. Aflor the c haw lata eelaljllaheil Hi la (art, ilia dieticians alappwl In end Inld ua that paraljr could not be eaten In lbs earae large nuan lllr lbt epluarh la. However, laaa paraler la needed to provide an appreciable amount ot Iron. I'aralnv liaa long been on of tha initat popular and attractive I arulahea, but now boueawlvea ara looklni lor waya to work It Into their menus. I'araler bultar fur llala Bud po Uioaa and paralny aauca lor a. m.iei any vasotable are emelleiit eieans of addliif Iron to tha dint In a Hanilwlih Mpnwil I'araler butler ai a aaiidwlcb eprued la a uoad way of ualna una luipuruiiii irean. Hub para lav and pat dry between aofl loaela. Mlui-e filial ur put thrvuxb tlla Una kulf of tUa food clipinr. Combine onn-balf oup ii. in,.. I parairy wllli four lal.li IMiuua rreumnd butler. Add law italna o aull aud lltlla lem on Juice II ealra piquancy la need- -.1 Hpraad n tbla elliea of wliola lial or ehlle bread, (iarnlab aarb aandwlih wltb a tiny arlg ol rrlaped paraler. aul and flab ara bolb linpruv ad If earved wltb a paratay aaura. A plain whlta aaura mad with milk or mada wltb half milk and half vaal nr ftah etorfc lm.-nmee l.araloy aaura when two ur mora i alilpanoiia fif mllicad paraler ara aiidnd Jul h-fora aonrlns. If tha paralny la allowad to atand or boll In tha aaura. It toaaa Ita lirleht frnnn rolnr. Thara la a straight parsley that la uaa.1 aa irrnana. Tha branch hnuld Ih airlppnd (rum Ilia main talk, fur llila la lough, and re. tulrs longer rooking. Wsah thor ouglity and add a fnw tahlnapnoiis alar to tha knllla In which thay ara cooknd. Took uncovered and aarta with butter and lemon Julra. Il'a Intnrnatlng to remember Dial paralay uatal by lha an dent Uret-ke. rererenre bnlng mada to It In tha Illlad Tha Itomana uard II aa a arm hnl of mourning. Tha Csrthasenlans found It In Sardinia and Introduced tha harb to tha tnhahltanta of Marseilles. Tbara ara varlons quaint super atltlona connected with paralny. oma surviving to tha present day In Knxland and Scotland. alace paralay la such a rlrh source of Iron, nan II frequently In your manua. Kven little rhll dran may tiara II flnaiy minced with tbalr baked potato. Whan eereier la nand almply aa a gar nish, ha aura that It la wall waah nd anil crlaped. and encourage . hlldran In. ihe hahll of eating It. Alwara dlarard tha heavy atama nen prrparlng It for mincing or a garniah. ALONG THE LINE OF WEDDING MARCH a a a a a a Black and White Chiffon En$emble Garb the June Bride's Cueit Itni 'SFJIOLD .NTS M AHIIIMi NIIIKI.im shields ran ba knpt frah and nia.ta to wnar long hy tha follow ing rnnthud of laundarlng: Place ihnm flat, hrunh thnm with lepld aonpauda on both aldna. SOuan up and down In rlrar rlnalng water, to which a llttlo ammonia haa been added. Press, but do not ring Hang nvar th Una and allow lo drip dry. Po nol Iron. aa MlltllOR'H IIKLI Try noil i your mtrrnri around an that aarh one In your bouao will rofloct a Tlew out tha window or opan door. It brlngi tha outdoora Into tha hnuaa amat Ingly. a a a P.IINTKO RAftltTOILS Whn yon ara doing your room, ovar. tn dnllrato. loraljr rolora, hy not try painting tha radlalora ro matrhT Tha gnrnrnmont pam tihlrU alata that paint dor a not ',!'"'7""T. ' a l to aw in,, ii) a'j now wa naia llio aparialrr waddlns gown." created for iba wadding gurat who watrhoa (ion tha alda-llnea ralhar thaa par tlrliHitna In tha Important orent railed tha Juna marrlaga ctromony. Tbla wrdllng.giinat-gown. from Uargdorf Goodman, la a alrlklng ananmlila of printed rhlffon In Ua mod lab, black and whlta com bination. Thn lltlla Jacket baa a capa rollar whoaa bam la flnlihed In peial acallnpa. Tha frock has a lltlla bertha rollar, a' ballad walatllna and Ha long, aran hemmed skirt Is skillfully placed so that lha big pattern of tha print la not broken and yat Iba skirt Is Insured of Ita fullnsaa. An arresting hat of black niia .1,.. trimmed with a wldo band of yelvet ribbon and Talret flowers, tops II. aud Iho ahima ara emUoldsred erepa da rhlna. leaaan radiation. And colored ra dlalora do fade Into tha general aoliania of be room moat beau llefore applying your color, put on a good light priming coat. Then any Inalde paint will do lha irira. aaa llll'I'KI) W.KV l.owly chipped beat beconiea a princely dlah whan creamed wlih ptmanto and chopped gmen pep para. Herra on liianglea of toaat. aaa IKKlIt f4-(;s It Is a amall ainondltura and a worth-wblla one to aee that every door haa its spring, when summer romns. Adults ara quite aa likely to leare erreen doora alar aa chll- drea. aaa -puinti;ii ttiir.i.Ts New and beauteous are lbs tine eotlnn aheeta with colored roaea printed on them. They coma tn pink, yellow and bins and wltb both abeeta and pillow caaes In the printed design. aaa Ht'MMKIt rilTfBF.H Kor summer, take down tha heavy paintings and too-rolorful plcturna, whan you Uks down the HOMEDALE Garden Tract For Hale Hy Favell-Utley Realty Company lalle I'rytnn. .Mfr. 121 8. fllh 81. Phone 1414 winter drapes. For ery Utile money job can put up pretty prints, (ramed In Barrow silver frames or narrow tramea painted to malrh your woodwork or your modernlatto furniture. aaa IIOMK PiaV VAIU) Keeping the children at home and bappy In Tacatlona la a prob lem, why not turn the back yard Into a play place! owing a couple ol auto urea from the trees, on ropes. Instead of merely having awlngs wltb seals. Make a little eandplle for the babies. Turn a piano bog or two aoslde down and let the older children make a nouae. lou will be surprised how Ihe children love lo stay borne! a Most women do not realise that good sLraw hata can be cleaned with a brushing and cleaning fluid, and when dry can be press ed with an ordinary Iron on the ironing board. If done Terr care fully. A new ribbon and a clean lining then make Ihe hat Ilka new. aaa If yon keep Ice tea In the re frigerator, you can make on a cool beverage at a moment's notice. It Is an excellent base for many drinks, and all you have tn do Is lo sdd trult Julra or chopped fruit. youP' CHILDREN OUVEITSIMTON fn annnv anwyiri iar. Ui liool will aoon ba ovur. Than what are the children going to dot Ane) what are their niotbere going to doT There ouoieg lo almost avery woman wltb a family of growing children a faint misgiving when aba tbluka of the summer months ahead and tbelr complicated prob lems. Kor children at home all day ara a different prouoaltlon (rum children away safe and sound and occupied tu school. Children at borne tear things up as soon as tbay ara put la order, they gel hurt, they have quarrela, they're alwaya thinking up some thing to be done pronto each aa getting up picnic lunches la a hurry or going la swimming, and In the midst of the Ironing mother has to tear up to tbs attic to see what the moths have left ot last summer's bathing suits. It's all very well to Lalk h. giving them a hammer and nails and old boarda and letting them build a Shanty or turo Ihe back yard Into a playground with elid ing boarda. sand-pllos and what not. This Is an eirelletil Idea and II fills the bill beaullfnllT r.r aa 11 gone. But It haa Its limits, for Just M soon as the novelty haa worn oft the youngsters sre likely to leave the Improvised plsyground aa empty aa a movie at midnight. When Ibe thrill Is worn off the chances sre that their mother will be as busy aa ever racking bar brain for something new to keep tbem busy. Now. please, don't let the chil dren read the rest of this, tor they are going lo bate me for every word 1 write. This La the Ideal Make a schedule of work to be done by each child every morning. After all. If they are going to learn things outalde of school, summer is about the only chance they have. All learning la not In school books. And a good bit of learning la spelled -o-r-k! First. I'd make up my mind that I was In the right, and that I was not imposing on the children: then mat mental batard past. I ahould eet about planning a systematic campaign. For Instance, there's Belly. She Is 11 or thereabouts. Batty gets a card with something like this tn post In her room: t o'clock up. 1:10 breakfast. :00 make own bed and dust up room and hang ap clothe. Fridays, run electric sweeper, change bed. Shoes and clothes always put awsy. Little sweeper other days. Alwsys dust. 10:00 errands. 11:00 practice. 11:00 lunch. 1.00 Monday, Wednesday and Gusli's Into tkLe Knttdksiiu lly KM, A M. IXIIR "JAMH" Crunchy golden-brown mufflna and raapberry Jain, hot biscuits wild luscious preserved straw berries ooslng over their fnl sides, great slices ot bome-inada l,r..H awathed In spick apple butter, col. orful conserves of grapes and rais ins ana nuts, orauge marmalade iir gay mm potts . . . Can we bone to substitute . - rnmn..- clal jamst Never so good for what 'man knows the secrets of our grandmother's Jam kettle? Flneapplv-liliuoarli 1mm (Ovea-Cooked) Four Uounda rhnhk M, 1- 1 Inch pieces, x pound sugar. 1 pound medium uud can grated DlneaODle or 1 freah n 1 ......... - . In small nlecea. ui, .11 . .1 - wfvuiar. Place tn loo degree oven. Allow to cook until thick. Pour la star- lllsad tare I iih . . ' " ,' u.iu, mis makes tea halt pints. i'Jiua Conserve (Fresh prunes may ba aiad, sr '.u cuuseo anas prunes.) Taree naunrfa nt kim.. - y.HH., in Pounds suaar. lulu n 1 - .-rwwM, .1 oranges. 1 pound raisins, 1 eup cuupyea OBIS. Wash plums, cut la half and re move pits. Pick ovsr raisins and wash. Peel the oranges and sep arate In sections. Orate the rind of the orangea and the lemon. Add lemon Juice and sugar. Let stand 20 mlouus. Place In 100 degree oven and when nearly thick add nuts. When thickened pour Into stitrlllred Jars and cover with par. afln. HlarkhefTjr Jam Yom-l'um! ) Six caps blackberries. saps ugar. Hash blackberries, add sugar and eoolr atnarlv I . inn i oven nntll thick. Pour Into ster- lllied tars and cover with parlffln. Illpe Tomato Prraervra Remlnlicent of our grandmoth er's pantry) Skin and quarter ripe tomatoes, add by weight a much sugar. Cook slowly (300 degree oven may be used) until beginning lo thick en. Add splcee to taste, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, a bit ot mac and allspice. Cook nntll thick. Poar into sterilised Jara and cover with paraffin. Grrca Tomato Prtasnea Wash and cat In eighths green tomatoes, using equal quantities of sugar; add to tomatoes along With thin Bllcaa at lemon ena . i low to stand over night. Allow 10 simmer along until tomatoes aDDear Clear anAI Iran.... .... J syrup becomes thick, pour Into I ft rselas, 3wy a-e-MJtser... Saturday, do lunch dishes. Afternoon free. Elizabeth la nine. Very well. Alfatrnafe he Amm bIil " . ., - i.u iron a 00 (he lunch dishes, otherwise ber scneauie may be the same except that Instead of running erraads she can duat the limine- mam - slatrs. Let ber take care at kn own room, too. Give T-VMMM Rnhkv mail tasks to do straightening nn the nlavToom and vaiMl kn,n il. porch and walk and pulling away hta own eiothea. Write It in him and explain the words. Tbe work will get done, the hIMren will k. .....-., . afternoon will not be a bore, as vacation afternoons sometimes ara. Release from duty orlnrs Its own entertainment. Then there will k lime fur nll e.a ..(. and all sort of things. They won't realise It, but they will be learning the recipe for real happl neaa which begins: "A little work, a little play a king could be eon- iioi mil way. Serve tfiem ICED TEA I When frlaeea dree) ta, walceeie iriaal wllb sealing, re talking gleam el tiptoe's Tee, Iced. Neiblag al.a afclnt M eWlflfy aaew delldoea km le lead aaa ea la eel tea Kiana eavhee - - IN T.H W O n. L D Phone Ufi rtinne 102T BRATTON'S I'Vtilte Vrgvljihlra Mnate -rocor.ra Ol R KIIWT TRUCK LOAD OF APRICOTS For canning- nrrlveU today. There arc tew Apricola In the north and the araaon rlosea In the south nest week. Buy Now 30 lbs. $1.98 Ijargn l.nltuco, h(at ....Ac ffemttfi. 0 Im-Iib iOr lr C0I1I Wntonnolon, Hi. lc Urrrn Onion. H lM'h4, 10r LiirRo Fancy Lpiiioiih, dos. ejfC 1 ( ishliauo phiHiI limdn, I'onntl 24 c Open Evenings and Sunday UOI Fail Mnin HI. A Special Brick o ICE CEEAM For IFamhep's ED ay New York Pineapple Sherbet . Black Walnut The New York flavor in this special brick is a new flavor in Klamath Falls. You will pronounce it a most delightful combination. This spe cial brick will be on sale at all Gild Edge Dealers. Guaranteed One Full Quart IuiIihj ili-iiioiialratliina, which mora than 101)0 Kiiuiinlh Falls honacwlvra uitnrsard recently will hp rrsuiiiod this routing week. For a better milk shake ask your" dealer to serve one made from Gilt Edge Products That satisfying coolness and richness so desirable is al ways noticed. ill.T KIHIK DAIRY PHoni'CTM the, oldrat mlahlKhed lirand In Klamath rll alerlllied glasaea or Jars and seal with paraffin. HI raw berry Prewenea (Oven-Cooked) Wash and stem strawberries, using as much sugsr a berries. Carefnlly mix. Let stand until some of the Juice Is drawn from berries. Then boll mixture on aurface nntll 15 minutes. (Count time sttnr minor, reaches boiling point.) Cover and let berries stand auversl hours ovar night. Strain berries from syrnp. I to II syrup 10 minute. Peek berries la bel sterilised Jars to within I luck ol top. Pill each Jar to within una Inch ol top with boiling syrup. Paddle (insert alerlllied l.nlfa or spatula to remove poealble air aparea). AdJuat lid loosely. Place In 17& degree oven for tour. Kemove and seal Immediately. This method keeps the berries whole and red. A new astronomical observa tory will be built In Sweden about tea miles from Rlorkholm Little at a time An Hnxt Bins, rasst their coffee by a continuous prac n 1 few pounds st a time. Wkst a difference it tnskes in favor I No bulk roaitcd coffes tastes I Us it. Frtik frtm tit erifuul vacuum tack. Emily tptiud with tht key. HILLS BROS COFFEE 0 ma Sh-h-h! ...a sole secret f The trta little ens-strsp ptcNrM below Is msde with sever a ill tea, aov a tack, nor a seam la tbs sale 1 hoe as much lighter, se mack shspsller, so much mere cemfort able tkaa any you've ever knewa, Its Tbe Red Cross Shoe, now maoe by a process altogether new to tha bcanuksr'a art And. fuMooed ever tbe famous "Limit" last. It At perfectly hugs the heel, tnp ports the arch, aad keeps Its snaps. Do come h soon, sod lean an tha eeereta f this very smart shoe. I We"wr? 'LZ! fr. "1 . : ' ; la i Tea Jalte . . . ts laarat brews kid, wiu brlseialra kid true, aad lease! ol krewa UaarxL STROUQ'S BOOTERY 511 Main St The Store That Sets The Pace . . and their j OUTSTANDING SPECIALS FOR SAT URDAY ONLY I I Winesap Apples EXTRA SPECIAL The Best Buy in ; Klamath Falls ' $1.09 Folger's Coffee Limit Four Pound Pound 39c DEL MONTE PEACHES Large cans Fancy Sliced 19c BORDEN'S MILK Limit Six Can 49c The Money You Spend in the Public Market Stays in Klam ath Fall. We buy more produce, butter and eggs raised and grown in Klamath County than any other store. The POWER of YOUR DOLLAR American Beauty Noodle Salad-Roni, Macaroni, Spaghetti 4 packages 25c Klamath Friers, each 50c Klamath Standard Eggs, dos. 29c Limit Four Dozen Dressed Hens) -pound 33c Sperry's Wheat Hearts Three pound package ,.23c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, large 3 1-2 pound package 33c Quick, light, fluffy pancakes. 8nd the A. i. trademark to the Quaker Onta Co. for a rag doll free THE FREE TRIP Be sure to get your mileage on sach 50c purchase. Always ask for your coupon. It's good for k trip or merchandise. The Public Market 220 8. Blh. at Walnut. Flee deliv erica dally, rhoni Iff, f)n. IMonl) of Parkins' ipsMs) Apricots, basket 29c Peaches, basket 19c New Spuds, 8 lbs. 25c r