PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Friday, July 11, 1930 WEEKLY WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE HERALD youp jliMPOttCTSMTOI ft') fTVYf TPVr IHf. If you want to tall whether baby In warm or cold, fM hl fiwt. So. In lb ! discussion of clothes. I lull besln on shoes. In very hot weather, an older baby my so barefooted well as bare budlrd, sicept for bit tliln. partially woolen band and diaper. Also, a very young baby wllo clothus long euough to cover hla feet oltaa may need nothlug extra on hla "Mcetea." But I abould have within essv reach both knitted woolen booties aud olt merino stocking- tor tba new baby, and cotton ur silk stock lnu and ahoea tor tba older one. . Ktockinga ot wool wltb a little Hale, llueu or allk In Intra coat bit mora but usually aave tbelr own price because they are not a likely to slirlnk. It a young baby's feet feel cold. I would pop on the stock ings. It Tery cold, on would go the aott booties, too. Bands Are Puxzle Probably there la no discus lon In tba world that would seem to be of to much Interest and diaaenalon aa the 'band." What should It be like, how heavy must It be. bow tight, when worn, bow long must It be worn? The first banda ahould be torn from aott white flannel and ahould be about I or I Inchea wide and 20 Inchea long. They ahould be worn until the umbili cal or navel ecar la healed un less the doctor has aecured the aurgtcal dressing over the aoar with bsndagas. In thla case the ahoulder banda are sometimes need from the start. But new babies usually are treated to the more lnelegaut straight band for a few weeks. It glvea a little support to abdominal muscles. Later thla aupport la not needed. But thla must be remembered: the band ahould never be tight. If too tight, it doea mora barm than good. It ahould be wound around the small torso smoothly, and pinned at the side never in backwith tiny aafety pins. Tapea may be used It desired. Ask the Doctor In hot weather, the band need not be all wool the combination mUtnrea are better. Older babies may wear the shoulder strap bands of wool and cotton gauze. I think It just aa well to consult the doctor about weights and kinds. In buying ah Iris, get them big enough. The first site Is soon outgrown. They may be either of light wool, cotton or silk, or the desirable mixtures. For hot weather, the lighter the better. The new baby probably will wear both band and shirt for a while, even on warm days. Ask the doctor when he may go without his shirt or flannel petticoat or both. All bablea will need both bands I and shirts on very cool days. As a matter of fast these two ar ticles are year-round clothing for the baby of any age, the excep tion being the very hot weeks of summer. Heavier shirts are need ed for the winter. ; Shorter Dresses The petticoat for the new baby need not be more than 10 or 12 MADE Br PABST that's all you need to know about Malt Syrup! TEW" r Mason, Ehrman i PARIS' NEW "OPEN AIR FROCKS" ARE LESS "A MATTER OF FORM" ny JKAM FATOU PARIS. July J. An evening dress excites admiration because ot Ha autnpluousnesa aud ita re gal alyle, an afternoon ensemble all reels attention by Ha chic and personality, and morning suit because of Ita Impeccable tail ored line. But for subtle seduc tiveness nothing can equal the simple open-air frock, because It retains the qualities of natural- nesa and auppleneas that always enhance women s charms. 11 may astonish the unobserr sut or the uninformed in dress lore to see what a relatively im portant place that category of simple frocks, known thla seaaon aa "opn-ir" frocks, occuplea In the wardrobe of the well-dressed woman. Without aeemlng to dif fer In their essential linea from any of the other tyes of dress, the undednable charm attached to anything simple la even more apparent In these models this year than ever betore. Even though the) cut may be compli cated. It la disguised In order to achieve that unsophisticated air Inherent to thla category of drees. Costumes are Varied. Although simplicity la the fun damental feature of these open air frocks, they show a really quite extensive Tariely ot styles to select from. Trimming In a discreel measure la permitted but it must never be too overbearing. The note of fantasy, as a mat ter ot fact, la aupplied in many Instances by the fabric itself. There must also be no evi dence of a search for compli cated color effects or combina tions In order that these frocks may retain their air ot simplic ity. There Is a marked prefer ence for white and all off-whites, but all light colors are good too. Ke . and blue are usually used to outline collar and cuffs where neutral shadea are favored. So far aa style goes, theae open-air dressea are less form fitting than the current town clothes worn by smart women, which meana that almost invar iably they need the addition ot a belt, usually of the same fab ric. Bom Favored Fabrics. Linen, cotton crepe, shantung, silk serge and crepe marocatn are the favorite fabrics this year, each fabric lending a greater or lesser note of formality to the frock, thus constituting a certain scale of valuea in thia category ot dress. While plain materials seem to lead in favor, some very discreet prints are pleasing to look at. but the design must al ways be small and Inconspicuous. I rge designs would seem to en deavor to give the frock a for mal town look to which the ma terial in itself could never pre tend. Large-brimmed, supple hats a the only complement to these open-air frocks. Made of simple and often natural-colored straws, trimmed with a groa graln or velvet tie, tbey com plete the summer symphony evoked by the frock Itself. Inches below his feet. The baby born In midsummer may have It still shorter, aa well aa bis dressea or slips. Thank heaven we have gotten away from those archaic things, two-yard dresses. The first dresses now rut about 2 Inches from neckjteo hem. Flannel petticoats ahould be ot very light weight for hot weather. A baby needs no muslin petti coat. CORPORATION. 1 lliVII bbb sr-er bllb mm ll I PABST CORPoJaViH tff " fit F fcaatj.., mjmmmSimummmMvSAStijmmmtti -i3e6siJBwBeVLeW jiJEl Psion's interpretation of a coaatry of crepe moracain printed t aa orange-beige velvet ribbon. Klgnt: Ideal lor wear wltb Blmpie outdoor t roc as la thla natural pall laasoa straw bat from Fatea, bouad wllk bright blow groecrWn to match the frock's head embruid- ered trim aad eaede belt. Coras lato Ella M. Lohr Did you ever: Wall dldjaevsr Get so tired of cooking three meals a day that you wanted to ma off to the FIJI Isles? Well dljaever : Serve creamed dried beet la left-over popovera for luncheon? Serve chicken salad or any aalad mixture In cream puff shells. Add brown sugaT to rhubarb Instead ot white? Drop spoonful of Jelly into each muffin Just before baking? They close np and make the loveliest surprise. Hollow oat cap cakes, till them with a butterscotch chocolate lemon or whipped cream filling, replace the top and frost them over? Serve wltb broiled steak bit of aoreo- radish. folded Into whipped cream? Add grated orange rind to mint sauce or mint Jelly aad serve with lamb? Add cbopped olives to the gravy for roast chicken? slake delicious Spanish sauce by adding chill saaoe to brown gravy? Serve French dressing wltb . chopped pickles and pimento for chilled aspar agus or cauliflower? Combine chopped plcklse, chives cad olives wltb mayonnaise to make tartar sauce that s most suit able to serve with fish, hash or smoked meats? Bake drop Ms- MILWAUKII & Co. or oeea-atr frock takes the form here sf simple, eas model orange - beige polka) dot design. tiks HCIttdktem alu la muffin tins? Make Jelly out of wine grapes, to serve wltb meats? Bake your meat loaf In muffin tins, garnish with bard boiled egg and parsley and serve la Individual loaves? Par tially hollow oat and fill baksd potatoes wltb creamed ham? Use chopped prunes Instead ot Largest Meat Demonstration and Meat Sale Ever Held in Klamath Falls. Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon and Circle S Picnics A Swift's Premium Man to Sell Them Will Give Away Sliced Bacon in Yl lb Boms, Also Ham Sandwiches. Meat is Now Your Cheapest Food Why Not Buy It! VH Meat rfamburger, .Beef Boll, 2 pounds Pot Roast of Beef, pound Beef Stew, 2 pounds for.... Lamb Stew, 2 pounds ........ ............ Hat jC Leg Lamb, pound ......... ................., Shoulder Lamb, pound - 16C Lamb Chops, shoulder, pound k IOC Pork Roast (lean, tender), pound 2510 Pork Chops, pound 20C Tender Steak, pound .. 10C Swift's Premium Hams, half or whole, pound....-...,.- ... 33e Swift's Premium Shankless Picnics, pound 26C Yl Pound Package of Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon FREE with every $1.00 cash purchase or inore Reg. 30c Package The hat la white rrrpe, with aa rslslns In oooklee aad fruit cakes t Bam Surprtaa. Into a buttered casserole place uncooked tubed potatoes until the dtsb la about bait fulL Sprinkle over top one teaspoon ful chopped onion. Add hi cup hot water, then place on top ot potatoes a thick slice of bam. Cover bam with apples halved, la the center ot each put about teaspoon brown sugar. Cover aad bake at 160 degreea for 1 boura or 400 degrees for about Ann Meattc -At- WHOLESALE PRICES 2 pounds for..' for. SANITARY MEAT MARKET Corner 7th and Main Streets a Phone 22 Phone 23 SISTER MARYS KITCHEN BY HIHTKIl MAItV MCA Hrrvlce Writer Nearly every tea room or cot fee shop specialises In some aort ot tntereatlng open or "double decker" sandwich. Toey always arc popular, tor they are healthy enough to be used aa the main dtah for a luncheon or a aupper after the theater. There la no reason why the home-maker may not appropriate some' suggestions from the sand wich shops snd make use of them In her hnme for family or guesta. If the materials are thoughtful ly selected, this type ot sandwich will provide an entire, well-balanced meal when aerved with cof fee or some other beverage. Pro tein Is furnished In the tilling, fat la supplied In the form ot butter or msyonnslae. Fresh fruit pro vides an Ideal dessert In top off with. Open sandwicjiaa offer an op portunity for many appetising combinations that are decldedlr summsry. Toastsd or untoaated bread can be used for the founda tion and the "filling" may be al most anything that one would put Into a aalad or a aaudwlch. Nut bread might be covered wlt'j a fruit salad. A fruit bread Is par ticularly good with a cheese and nut mixture. Spread the bread or SO minutes. Serve with a vege table aalad. Chocolate Fte. Mix together in top part ot double boiler: Va cup ground chocolate or cocoa, 1 cup (scant) sugar, 6 tablespoons flour, teaspoon salt. Add slowly, stirring well, I cups sweet milk, hot or cold; cook over hot wster until thick. then add 1 egg yolks beaten well; 1 tablespoon bnttsr. Cook two minutes more, remove from range. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla. I When cold, fill cold baked pie shell. Cover wltb following: sienngBS. Beat until stiff, but not dry, 1 egg whltee and l-l teaspoon- fnl salt. Slowly fold la 1 or 4 tablespoons sugar. Hake at 100 degreea (slow over) for 20 min utes. 15c toast wltb creamed butter aad r rsnge the filling on Isttuca, water creae or say salad plant. Several kinds of breads oflsn are combined In Isysr ssndwlchea. Whole wheat, white and raisin are delicious with a filling ot cream cheese and salted nuit between each layer. Sections ot tomato, radish rosst, pickles and parsley make attrac tive garnishee for many sandwich te aud add thstr bit of piquancy, All sorts ot olives etuffsd, plain or ripe, sweet splcsd pickles, car rot straws snd celery hearts ntkt pleasing garnishes tor open fruit salad ssndwlchea or those mads with fruit and nut brsads. TI1KK w lint: WASH HUT Some Oregon dairyman are finding that a thick whitewash applied twice a year wltb a brush Is more practical than a thin coating mixed with a milk binder and sprayed on. The thick water-lime whitewash scales oft easily after It geta tolled, mak ing renewal eaay. 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