PAGE EIGHT
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wcdnesdny, July 2, ItKK)
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WOAfyliV'S PAGE
EdiUd By Vivian McCaulcy
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CHILDREN
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Out-Door Meals for the Fresh Air-Minded are Served on
Decorative New Furniture
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Equlpnrnt lor outdoor meals U Trry tkormtire this summer. Left: A Urqurr ml and bUrk table ha It gaudy Mrtprd parasol run
throagtt Ita center. The chair hare black frames and red seat and fold up when nut In une. Right: Fur afternoon tea or coffee on the
porch, a double decker table, with lta top a removable tray, cornea in gay daft yrlluw and green. Green chain have ji-llnw canvaa acuta.
By Julia Blanshard
.'EA Serrtca Writer
NEW YORK. July I. Sum
mer's tint balmy days alluringly
bid us, "Come, lire outdoor:"
"Why not?" is the answer of
(he truly modern. Of course it is
impossible for most of us to ac
tually live outdoors. But with
very little effort we can take
some of our work out into the
open air. What is more im
portant, we can arrange for the
lamily to eat in the open air.
Breakfast, dinner or sapper
served outside takes on gala im
portance. It has the holiday air
of a picnic And where is the
person, big or little, who has not
dreamed that in the sweet bye
and bye every day will bring a
picnic?
There are many ways ot get
ting your meals out Into the open.
Trays are the most primitive. For
more than two persons they be
come a nuisance. By the time
you have the trays arranged and
delivered, food is cold!
Nextcomea the tea wagon Idea,
excellent for serving five o'clock
tea and useful as an express
trsnsit for a full family meal,
with regulation table with
chairs as the destination. Yon
really need a tabla to serve open
air meals properly. Comfort is
a necessary factor. Moreover,
outdoor furniture is inexpensive
now. And tremendously orna
mental to the porch or the yard.
Metal furniture Becomes
Colorful.
Metal furniture Is the newest
contribution to the outdoor meal's
comfort and chic. It comes mod
ernised, is light weight, gaily
colorful. The plainer the frame
work of the new outdoors furni
ture, the belter taste. Scarlet,
bright green, yellow, new aqua
marine blue, orange or any oth
er colored iron furniture can be
found. Fainted in metallic paints,
it withstands the rigors of the
weather and comes through srlth
ita original bright tones.
These pieces are comfortable
as well as picturesque, with flex
ible seats and backs. Many of
the chairs fold up into little
space when not in use. Some ot
the tables take their own um
brellas standing up from the
center, with the striped awning
of the umbrellas matching the
color of the furniture.
Heed furniture, ot sturdy con
struction, is excellent tor those
who have a front, side or back
porch to move the family onto
when torrid days descend. Set
tees, couches rorkiug chairs,
tables, low and high, and such
extras as magaiine stands, chstse
lounges, swings, bridge sets and
desks come in reed, wicker and
the good old rustic style.
If you cover your pillows your
self with water-proofed calicos,
chintses, oil cloths and other
guaranteed materials, you can
introduce a most artistlo ar
rangement that will make you
proud to entertain guests for a
meal or Just a visit. If you are
the kind ot meticulous house
keeper who religiously brings
everything in nights, you can
hare a wide range ot material
in hand-blocked linens, hand
printed cottons, and rayon mix
tures. However, to get out it. Is not
necessary to have a porch. By
purchasing a single table and
umbrella, four or six chairs and
a little stand for serving, you
can adequately provide for the
daily picnic For live o'clock
coffee or tea, you need even
less. You can get modernized
deck chain made of a frame
and canvasa for as low as
dollar and a quarter at sales.
They are gay and comfortable
and your guests may enjoy the
luxury ot lolling for an hour
or so.
Contrivance In the Out
Ituor Spirit.
mere are an ktnda of new
contrlvsnres. If you go outdoors
whole-heartedly. Convertible
trays and tables arranged tor
several tiers ot sandwiches, serv
ing cabineta with electrical con
nections give you the privilege
ot making sisillng waffles to be
served with fresh berries and Ice
cream, or a fluffy omelet to
tempt them, or a steaming cream
ed chicken dish, with hot toast
and coffee.
It is quit consistent with the
out-doonplrlt to use paper pistes
and paper napkins, some of th
washable table coverings and In
every way simplify the business
of serving meals. However, if
yon go about it scientifically
and plan things well In advance,
a few trlpa with filled trays will
transport everything and th
matter of doing a few dishes
afterwards will assume It na
tural proportions.
Sifter
Kitchen
By SISTKK MAR'.
NEA Service Writer
, llany ot us like to pack our
Innch and drive to. some quiet
pot to enjoy it.
- The right sort ot sandwiches,
fresh fruit and a drink of some
sort can be made to serve as an
, adequate and nourishing lunch
eon. When a sandwich is to form
the real piece de resistance, it
. should be substantial and both the
filling and the bread should be
thicker than that iu the tea sand
wich. The picnic of sandwiches and
fruit doe not mean packing and
nnpacklng of baskets, dishes to be
washed at borne and scraps to be
' oaten. The real picnic meal re
quires as much planning and prep
aration as any meal for a special
occasion, and means time and ti
tan for the housekeeper.
Solid Type for Trip
There are certain kinds of
sandwiches that will endure sev
eral hours ot packing and jolting
and heat, and still be palatable.
Other are ruined after an hour's
standing. Meat sandwiches, plain
cheese, olive and nut, many veg'
tsble sandwiches and some sweet
ones are "hardy" and will stand
much. But tomato and cucumber
and some varieties of cheese, de
licious as they are, are best served
on the porch or in the garden.
Various kinds of breads are
good and are of great value in
adding variety to the menu.
A thin coating of butter should
always be spread on one side of
each slice ot bread. - Butter ma
terially Increases the food value
of the sandwich and also aids In
preventing the bread front absorb
ing tne tilling, crisp lettuce leaves
are another aid in keeping the
filling from soaking Into the
bread, making It soggy.
Meat sandwiches need lettnoe
for another reason, Th lettuce
furnishes the green vegetable so
necessary, and adds bulk to the
diet. Trim lettuce carefully so
that It just fits the bread and
there will be no unappetizing wilt
ed edges. The same treatment 1
required to keep lettuce crisp that
Is used to keep sandwiches moist
snd that Is careful wrapping to
exclude air.
Finely minced cabbage, carrot
and celery sandwiches may be
given to quite smsll children. Cot
tsge cheese and Jelly put between
graham bread will be good tor
small folks. Finely chopped
prunes tawnbined with peanut but
ler H another popular mixture
with Juniors. With milk and fruit
even 4-yesr-olds can find a plc
nie not at all upsetting if the
sandwiches are wisely chosen.
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Cons Into tlks.Kaltelkea'
By ELLA M. LKHR
Mechanical refrigeration Is the
greatest thing snap of the
switch, and there you are "Cold
er than Ice" actually! Electricity
promptly chills the refrigerator
to the temperature desired and
maintains these temperatures
constantly with never a speck of
variation day and night sum
mer and winter. Vegetables and
fruits keep for weeks because of
the intense dry cold; baby's milk
is vigilantly guarded 'cue germs
can't possibly grow in this frigid
tone and besides it's really a
miniature manufacturing plant In
which all sorts ot frozen foods
can be made. Food insurance is
positively guaranteed. It's abso
lutely DO bother, easily Installed
and easier cleaned. A bit of
baking soda In tepid water and a
soft cloth to wipe it out there
always spick and span and In Its
gleaming white coat.
Frozen Desserts
There is no end to the variety
ot frozen desserts. Frozen elec
trically means no labor nor messy
ciean-up and oh so good! The
food value of such desserts is
high. They are easy to digest
and are valuable In the diet, un
less too much cake or too rich
cake is eaten with them. Simple
wafers, sponge cake and maca
roons are an excellent accom
paniment, f rozen mixtures are
variously named. There are
three types of Ice cream. Fren h
Ice oream rich custard, with
cream or milk added. American
ice cream flour or cornstarch
added to less rich custard. Phila
delphia ke cream thin cream
(or cream and milk) without
eggs. Frozen electrically these
require beating at half hour in
tervals nearly always. They re
quire from 4V4 to i hours to
freeze.
Water ices may be sugar-water
or sugar-milk, syrup and fruit
Juice or they may have egg white
or gelatin added at which they
oeoome a snerbert or sorbet. Ice
frozen without stirring are: Par-
tan tggs cooked with syrup
with whipped cresm added.
Mouse whipped cream prepared
with gelatin and flavored.
Frozen whipped cream, no gela
tine. Frozen pudding with
fruits, nuts and originally a bit
of alcoholic mixture. Frozen
fruit Fruit pulp and sugar.
Recipes for crank and lc abound
there are:
FHOZEX BT WJBE
FTresh Strawberry Mousse
i cups crushed strawberries.
1 tablespoon lemon juice,
1 cup sugsr (scant)
2 teaspoons gelatine.
1 cup whipping cream.
Soak gelatine in z tablespoons
cold water and melt over hot
water. Allow crushed strawber
ries to stand la sugar for a abvrt
time, add lemon Juice and gela
tine and combine with a small
amount ot stiffly beaten cream.
Place In one ot the ice-making
trays, allow to freeze from 4
to 6 hours. Serve six people.
Pineapple-Apricot bherbert
3 cups water.
i cup sugar.
1 teaspoon gelatine.
2 egg whites.
s cup grated pineapple.
. cup pulp of cooked apricots.
2 lemons.
Boll water and sugar together
for ten minutes. Add pineapple,
apricot pulp and gelatine which
ha been soaked in cold water.
Thoroughly chill, beat slightly
with egg beater and add well
beaten egg whites. Place in Ice
making pan to freeze. Stir it
three times at half hour Intervals
from back to front, mixing until
smcoth each time. This must
freeze at least three and one-half
hours.
Santa Clara Special
cup milk.
H teaspoon salt,
1 egg.
2 tablespoons sugar,
cup prune pulp.
1 cup whipping cream.
3 tablespoon orange Juice.
I tablespoons lemon juice.
Cook prunes until soft and put
through sieve. Scald milk, add
' egg and sugar, cooking until cus
1 tard coats the spoon. Chill, add
: prune pulp and stiffly beaten
cream. Place in icemaklug
drawer and freeze Vi or 4
hours.
Frozen Fruit
Peaches, strawberries or apri
cot may be frozen by belns
crushed, sweetened, pnt through
a coarse sieve and then placed In
a freezing pan. A quart will
rreeze in 2 or t hours. The
fruit may be served with cold
meat or topped with cloud of
whipper cream and used aa des
sert. More than 20 countries In the
western hemisphere are connected
by airmail service.
It is Strang that a mother who
watches her new baby day and
night with such solicitous care
should neglect blm before a I
born. Hut in half th cases of
child birth, this Is precisely what
mothers do not Inleiitlonally, of
course, but beraus tbsy do not
realise that It Is at this llm that
much of his future health storage
may b accumulated.
An eipertaut mother can give
her child a greater hsrllaii of
health It she takes car of herself.
Her own health, dlsostlon, and
fram ot mind all contribute to
th dlroct strength and well-being
of the fulur citizen by affecting
the nourlnhmenl supply that "'
Into his dlniliiullv body.
When I say "rare" I do not
mean that she need in b treuted
as an Invalid, unless ludeed h is
one, but mrly common sense liv
ing and wati'hfnlnusa of hr own
heulth and habits. Child-hoarltig
is a natural function, not tlio ab
normal thing we Ukn to mak It,
snd the body proceeds, after cer
tain early adjustments, to carry
on much as it did befor. There
fore thur Is no reason why the
mother should not within reason
go right on and live her life nor
mally and peacefully until tlm
for the debut.
Th "rare" come under th
head of regulation. Sleep, exer
cise, food, elimination, and a very
definite effort toward happiness
and aa determined an effort not
to worry.
Kule to Observe
The expectant mother may find
few geucral rule helpful.
"An excessive qusnllty of meat
should be avoided.
"Don't forget to drink water
a lot of it.
"Dally exarcls la the fresh air
should become a regular bablu
Don t take up new sports or alh
letlcs at this lime, but a certain
amount ot any exercise one has
been accustomed to may be con
tinued In moderate degree, but
the best plsn would be to ak th
doctor s advice about this, walk
Ing is good light housework Is
good excessive fatigue should be
avoided In everything.
"Fresh air Is absolutely esse
tisl dsy and night. Ventilation
should b given special attention
so that at no tlm Is th mother-to-be
without pur air. The im
portance ot tht cannot ba over
emphasized. "Bathing every day 1s almost
a important as th fresh air. It
means more than Just mer clean
liness. Without question open
pore hsv a direct and stimulat
ing effect on general health.
Don't Skimp on Sleep
"Sleep eight hours out of the
twenty-four. A nap in the after
noon is excellent. No sleep should
be disturbed if possible. If It is
Interrupted then rrangemema
should be made to make up the
quota at some other tlm.
"Clothing snd shoes should be
very comfortable.
"Regular elimination should,
perhsps, hsve been put first. This
is absolutely necessary to all con
cerned. Suggestions for Ita estab
lishment should com from the
doctor. Experimenting with vari
ous laxative drags at home Is a
poor method, and may be harmful:
"A doctor must b engsged as
early In the event as possible I
do not say "should." This Is for
a variety of reasons, although he
may have little to do except keep
track of nrlr conditions.'
There Is little doubt that mny
sick, puny babies do not get the
right sort of nntrltlon during th
parental period and that their
nervons conditions are often dne
to lark of nourishment during the
time when the small body wss get
ting II growth.
Of the 220.000,000 Moslem
In th world, 70.000,000 live In
Indi.
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You can tell that
Hills Bros
Coffee
r i
trCSn the instant you
cen the can
fii fresh as when it came from the
roasters! Why? Because Hills Bros.'
vacuum-packing process removes
air from the can and hips it cut.
Air destroys the flavor of coffee
and no air-tight can will keep
coffee fresh. Buy Hills Bros. Coffee
in the vacuum can easily opened
with the key.
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Closed All Day
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Secure Your Food Needs for
Over the Holiday at Safeway
Picnickers and campers will find a wide selection of eat
ables that will make this outing more enjoyable.
SAVINGS
For Thursday and Saturday
Shrimp
Jello or
Jell-Well
Make a tlt'liciouti color
ful dessert for the 4th.
Assorted as you wish.
5 pkgs.
Fancy Southt-rn Dry
Pack. Summrrtiino is
unhid timr. .Safe nt
Safeway.
3 cans 43C
Gingcrale
Cliquot C lul) 1'aln Dry.
hiKhi'.tt u u 1 1 1 y ami
flavor. Ajted 0 months
in lurjfc bottle,
19c each
Doz. $2.09
MILK
Max-i-mum or Pet, always fresh.
" Tall cans, C cans
IB,! fsQA.M Van Camp's, with pork and tomato
aVUJTiV D6aU3 saut e. .Medium cans, 3 ran
39c
MUSTARD
OLIVES
Max-i-mum, superb on sandwiches, m A
just the. right tuns'. 6 oz. jars 1U6
Highway ripe olives, No. 1 tall
cans, 2 cans
29c
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CRACKERS Sm"" ,,uck8g0 13c
Snow-flakes, fresh, crisp salted wafers. Family package 33C
PICKLES
Cake Flour
CH E E S E
MATCHES
Fanning Uread and Butter, with aa.
tho old fashionod flavor 15-ois. jars VJV
;wanriown insures success in mak- A
ing finer cakes, package JJv
Oregon full cream, aged to a tasty
flavor. Pound
Safeway, highest quality, sure to
light. Carton, 6 boxes
24c
15c
COFFEE
Safeway B 1 e n d , the
world's finest coffee,
roasted and blended by
our own experts.
37c lb.
3 lbs. $1.09
SUGAR
Pure Cane, fine
granulated.
Per lb. C
Limit 20 lis,
EGGS
Fresh U. S. Extras.
Every egg guaranteed
fresh
2 doz.
SAFEWAY
Has the Finest Selection of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Lemons Cantaloupes
Large Fancy Sunkist Brand Large Size Standard Pack,.
Full of Juice 45 count.
2 dozen 63c 3 for 25c
Watermelons Potatoes
Klondyke Variety, the Best Grown, Largo Whito Variety. U. S. No. 1
Sweet and Fine Flavor Fancy Quality
Pound 2c 10 pounds 35c
Safeway Market Features
Thursday and Saturday
Boiling Beef
Lean Short Ribs and
Brisket
Pound ... 15c
Boneless Picnics
Mild sugar cured. Fine to boil,
bake or fry. Whole or half
Pound 27c
Pork Roast
Choice shoulder cuts of
grain fed pig pork.
Pound ... 19c
Sliced Bacon
Eastern auinir cured. Nice and
lean, aliced, rind off.
Pound 39c
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity ' jjjjj
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