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PAGE EIGHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OltEGON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21. 1949 The Women's Corner s s :i Hi 2 Goose Hangs High j For Holidav Dinner Roast loose (or Christmas! That U an old. old tradition In manjr parts of the world. How to rout a too: Allow 1 to I1, pounds per person. Remove all pin feathers with tip of a sharp knife or a pair of ln. Singe to remove any down. Wash. Dry Season Inside wllh salt. Stulf loosely. Sew up with heavy thread or lace with toothpicks and string. Tie lets In place. Fasten wings down by driving a long skewer through the (nose and hooking w ings under It. Then fasten with string. Season skin with salt and pepper. Prick skin thoroughly with sharp pronged fork to let fat run out. Place on roasting pan. Add I rup water to pan. Place In moderate oven 1350 degrees Ft and roast un covered, allowing 20 to 23 minuses per pound. At the end of 30 minutes, remove bird from put and pour off fat. L Handle very carefully for the fat Is very hot.) Return to pan. add another cup of water and bake another half hour. Pour off fat again. Add another cup of water and continue roasting until tender. Gravj may be made from drip pings and slock from giblets. Gar nish platter with parsley and trim legs with paper ruffles If desired Broiled pineapple slices topped with tiny bunches of red grapes make FIVE GENERATIONS were represented when several mem bers of the familv of Mrs. C. R. Glidewell gathered for a family reunion at the Glidewell home, 418 Commercial. Left to right thev are, back row. Mrs. C. R. Glidewell; her mother, Mrs. Hazel Oppie; and brother, Mr. Edwin Oppie. Seated are W. H. Perdue and Mrs. C. L. Brown. Mr. Perdue holds his great-great-grandson, Clarence Glidewell, and Mrs. Brown holds her great-granddaughter, Sheryl Oppie. Ouderian. Charming Shower For Bride - Elect LANGELL VALLEY A charming bridal shower was given at the parish hall on December 15. at 8 p. m. In honor of Miss Edith Gift, bride-elect of RusseU Walsh. The Langell Valley Women'! club was hostess. Holly and cedar with tall red candles were used attractively around the large room. Each guest was presented with a corsage of holly and cedar. A bridal cake centered the be covered table and gifts were oiled around It- ANCIENT TBADITION Roast goose with spicy atulling la a teal treat at the festive Christmas uble. an attractive garnish for the plat ter. Spicy Fruit bluffing ; (Makes enough for S to (-pound goose) I Seven cups dry bred rut In j small cubes. 1 cup chopped apple. J - cup chopped celery. cup . s ."dies-, raisins, A cup chopped I walnuts or chestnuts. cup melted I butter. 1 teaspoon onion salt. ', ; teaspoon salt. teasHhin pepper. ' 1 teaspoon powdered sage. 1 tea spoon powdered thvme. 1 table spoon dried parsley fl.ik.rs. Combine bread, apple, celery, ralsms and nuts. Add seasonings to butter. Add gradually to bread mixture, stirring constantly. The Supreme Court building in Washington Is b, licvrd to rontnin more marble I nun any oilier struc-lure. New Year's Formal Planned at Reames Snow bulls wit,t wlnlrr scenes will decorate Rruim-a Golf and Country club New Year's Eve for the an nual formal du.ee fur members and guests. Heading tlio onmiltUe In charge of arruiiKcini-its are Mr. and Mis. Russell Torse. sou, and they will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. tlua An derson, and Mr. and Mrs Joint West. Noisemakrrs ard hala will be fur nished for the New Year crlrbta lion, and the Morrison and Mac Donald orrhrs'ia will play for danc ing. A ham dinner will be served at midnight. The social iMiir Is lo brain at p. m. with dancing from ID un til 1. Members of Hie Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club met at the ' It Pays to I'se the Wnnt-Adst NEXT TIME TRY Baraboo ELECTRIC Phone 4616 or 5436 410 ADAMS home of Mm Ilia tlllcrlst ou Monday evening December I for the annual Christinas party and gift exchange Arrangements of holly and the beaiillliilly decorated lire were In accord wllh the season. Whut and pinochle were played, and at whist To 11 uy or Bell-Use the Want-Ads) Dleksy Freeman lirkl high score, Hylvia Hlung low; In pinochle the award tor high snne went li Elva Weaver, low to Khalle Mochellaa. later III the evrnli.g refreshments wrie served by the hostess. K :" in FRIDAY MITFl J l s s, .w, SANTA WILL BE AT WARDS WITH FREE BUBBLE GUM FOR THE KIDDIES. WjcUxlka $fa)pA and SApA A social evening preceded the opening of the gifts. Refreshments were served at 11 pm. s Patty Derry and Marianne Hellek aon assisted the honor guest in the opening of gifts. Guests Included Hiss Gift, Marl anna Hellekson, Patty Derry, Rita Lilly, Mary Anne Waggoner, Betty Derry. Bobbiete Gift, Mary Ann Noble, Noma BechdoMt. Ida Case beer. Elizabeth McCale, Node Schooler, Blanche Gowen, Delores Prough. Ruthie House. Jean Ross, Helen Oowen. Robbie House, Thel ma Jones, Esther Brown. Velda Haley. Bessie Frailer. Virginia Thomas, Janet Gralian, Agnes Pfeiffer. Madge Monroe. Rebecca House. Bonnie Femlund. Cora Lea ntt. Hazel Morrison and mother: Benerby Roberts, Odessa Noble, Margaret Burnett, Bessie Campbell, Hfcttie Walker. Mildred Novotny. Christine Brown. Billie Colwell. Ruby Paramore. Lois Monroe. Solvig Ashbee, Stella De Bel. Evelyn Beater. Mattie Czowski, Vida Green, Margery Brown, Paul ine Noble. Edna Fitzhugh. Adele Brown, Betty Jones. Mabel Hric- Edna Hood. Tillie Walker, Mildred Hellekson. Nettie Davis. Dorothy Flescher. Nora Noble. Billie Fitzhugh, Maxine Brown, Bea De Vaul. Helen Noble. Lucille Lilly. Era Roberts. Maren Randell, Grace Dearborn, Helen Derry. Joan Marchant, Nonle Pepple, Theresa Teare, June Noble, Mary Leavitt, Nada Derry, Ethel Jones and Charlotte Noble. Many friends rho were unable to attend sent gifts and good wishes. The Shasta View Grange home Economics club sponsored a pi nochle party lut Saturday at the home of Mrs. Harry Wiard. 2705 Wiard street Thirty guests were present and seven tables of pinochle were in play during the evening with high scores going to Alice Hoover and Clayton Wiard. lew to Bonifay Yan cey and John Conway, special prize to Mrs. Edith Wiard and traveling to Mrs. John Uei lings. Sandwiches and coffee were served at the close of the evening. 5p M see SINGER ... for here in our shop we have the greatest pos sible variety of attractive, practical necessities for the woman who sews. They make wonderful gifts. This "set arsis' Sewing Bssket shouts "Merry X and loud simulated lea ther cover, quilted lining and it locks. $8.93 towing IHd tewlnf tea In eludes 1 1 ipools oi thread. Simulated leather, lock "d key. $4.93 Full Nickel Scissors and 7 Bent Trimmer Jn rich, genuine leather snip It's cilled the "bin" 'cause it holds so much. There's a full length pull out front and compartments for Sewing Aids, assorted patients $3.98 psttems. red, leeea er taw $7.50 e iVe r..x 5.93 t and at . tewlnf Kits frain ealy 49g . T Buckets from 12.98. Baskets A world of smart gifts, well made, attiacovelf ' priced all in one convenient place. Okleag sewlnf test 16 spools of thread a large tray for your sewing things a center drawer with metal pulls. Avail able in assorted chinn $3.98 Sewina 1598 a was Sftcfi in,,, oft tady at yoiK SINGER SEWING CENTER Phona 8402 418 Main ft 55 3 Just in Timv for last minute Santa Clauses, the most exciting hand wrought Jewelry and dozens of other handmade gifts at the ART CENTER Being one of those "put- offers about Christmas shopping, we derided to do as much as possible in one spot . . our family being a bit dippy over HAND MADE gifts, we concen trated on the lovely 1M1 virgin wool neck scarfs for both men and women that we found . . made in Berea, Kentucky, heart of the hand weaving in dustry . . these are soft as a blown kiss . . colors would put the rainbow to shame . . all are fringed . . you never find this kind of work except in a specialty shop and that means the ART CENTER . . prices on these will surprise yon. - In this same department, hand woven, uneh towels, made In Salem, that look like Swedish ' weaving 100 . . pure linen at sue . . some with glittering metallic thread for Just two-bits more . . simply precious handwoven bibs for his ROYAL HIGHNESS in this department . . soft, absorbent. If you're looking for a gift that looks like a million but costs Just a squldgeon" ask to see the Jewel-like, glittering, unusual brooches, and earrings . made In Ohio by the mother of James Edward Peck, whom many of you know as art Instructor here during the summer classri In art At these prices it's like finding an un expected bonus in the morning mall . , pins OR the earrings will cost you 3M each . . a set sells for $6.00 . . Mrs. Peck has used wonderous colors of enamel on solid copper to make some of the most exquisite costume jewelry we have ever seen. You'll be happy when you learn that the ART CENTER is closing out candles, right here at Christmas time . . here's a chance to get MAGIC DRIP and TAPER candles at rock bottom prices . . MAGIC DRIPS. J In a box for flJO. or a dozen slender TAPERS . . honey yellow, Christ mas red, deep blue, grape, forest green at the same price . . matching glass drip dishes at a bit extra. The ART CENTER has a special on studio , easels . . Jarge stands at KM . . also amazing values in new -water color boxes complete with palette, tubes of paint, containers and brushn, X , starting at $5.00. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft R K it it K it it It it It It X It It It It It kmmmm With Santa loping down the mountain you ( to 14 gals . . On of these racks were half a hun to. than the store where you get INSPIRATION free. KZ1 Main street, the ART CENTER. i5-a' Quaint u a Curtttu were the little Nanette t a f feta Christmas frocks in the pigtail crowd department at MILLER'S this week . . they are SO sweet . . all the little girl didos . . brief tucked skirts to show wee fat knees . . twinkly touches of embroidery trim . , winsome puffed sleeves and "Flirty-Gerty" hows . . these look like handmade dresses . . colors are daffodil yel low, azure blue and shell pink . . sizes 1 to t . . lest we forget, every one we looked at had a deep, deep hem to let down when she gets to be a BIO girl . . the price? . . (3.98. THEN, we looked at cottons for cherubs ( to 12 months . . grown up, little girl cottons so winsome they are hard to describe . . wee turn over collars . . sparkling colors . . adorable trims . . larger sizes . . 1 to 1 had tiny boleros of eye let embroidery . . combinations of plaid and plain poplin . . fine as a morning dove's wing . . your CURLY LOCKS will be a Christmas Angel In on of these Big sister, too. has been remembered by MILLER'S with Kate Greenaway dresses in plaids, checks, prints and solid colors . . sizes S to (x and 1 to 14 . . Santa Snoopln' In the Little Girl's Shop we found somethln' mighty special . . a brown poplin "tetched" with yellow bands on the skirt . . a yellow collar bright as a sunbeam . . buttons down the front . . a cot ton candy dress. And . . a yellow pique with a Shepherdess oversklrt of black and white print dimity . . the same In the tiny collar . . scallops all over the frock . . big, big bow above the "hip line" and tiny black buttons for frostln' . . In the 1 to (x range . . Oh woe I And our euellen Is 1. Sheen chsmbrayi for the cake and ginger ale set at MILLER'S . . sophisticated gowns for the "gotta" hurry and what better place to hurry dred patterns for your Christmas angels . . All your needs in cotton and party frocks for your young Christmas belles have been anticipated at 511 Main street, MILLER'S. Santa CIuum Sayn there s NO PLACE li.vc . . , LONO'S for those last nun- V ' ute gifts. Being feminine nlv a UdH nuiuiaiur v uruuueu .y Into LONG'S this week for ,,1 HELP . . In the back of our mind we knew we'd like a compact for someone but no, until we saw the exquisitely fashioned ones at LONG'S did we definitely decide thev were a MUST for several on our list . . these and the cig arette cases too. are going out at reduced prices and we MEAN reduced. Tsklng a whirl around the shop we found precious, lary. frilly, crepe and satin bed Jackets . . warm fur winter, quilted, satin and crepe robes . , sweet for sleep, crepelon and nylon nightlrs . . short story gloves that come to an end Just over the wrist . . bags as new as a 19S0 penny, the famous JANA line . . evening bags, an important touch to spark the elegance of the holiday sea son . . Gotham Oold Stripe and Sapphire hosiery and YO-YOS . . the winter hand-warmers with dash and difference . . knitted mittens that Dance . . Prance and Enhance . . mentioned In Seventeen at teeny-weeny prices . . the mitten with the ball of flutf . . some gul will adore tfces. You CANT top olf that Christmas shopping list until you have gone to 119 Main street. LONG'S. Ask your friends In for a cheery evening dur ing the holidays by sending them this greeting.. "It's time for celebratin'. let the winter breetea blow: won't yon come e'er lo my house, Nanla's cominr. now you know.4 For All to See such a galaxy of Christmas ideas at WH YTALS that you will be hard put to de cide. Time w as a-wanln" when 1 we dropped In this week ao w really shopped for CHRISTMAS IDEAS and this Is what we found . . white nylon blouses, lace trimmed lovelies to classic tailored shirts . . we "feir for the one with rows of fagot ing for a front panel . . braided nylon to accent the Jewel neckline . . an exquisite blouse to charm any feminine heart . . sizes 32 through 44. Tantalizing as an April breeze were the pure dye silk prints . . cuffed long sleeves . . wee turn over collars with brown, grey and green back grounds . . these are stunning sun-splashed prints to brighten up northland winters or to sparkle In the southland. Wonderful wardrobe boosters would be the SATIN. Nathalie Nlcoll blouses, with rows and rows of fagoting to form a front panel . . short sleeves . . colors of your choice . . the dusty rose and gray are too pretty to be true . . sizes 32-38. Then for sheer fickleness WIIVTAI8 has chosen the CANASTA blouse . . heavy black or white crepe, long sleeves with turn back cuff . . studs and cuff links are clubs, hearts, spades and diamonds. Any size you ask for. WIIYTAL'S has Imported Cashmere sweaters In tantalizing paitels to perk up winter ward robes . . the cherry, beige and teal blues are honeys . . Snowtlme Is 'ano tlm? to be without a sweater and WHAT gal won't adore you If she gets a sweater from WIIYTAL'S. Give a golden color gift . . brighten her neck line with a sparkling choker . . embrace her pretty wrist with a circle of rhlnestones . . put a story book flash of flattery in her ears . , garnets, sapphires, amethysts, emeralds, pearls , . WIIYTAL'S has them all. Before dashing out the door we HAD to stop and look at the private-life pretties, the pastel gowns and slips , . all nylon with shirring and whirring of lace and net. ribbons and ruffles . . pink and white and blue . . orchid and green and yellow . . oh, me, why don't you skip down to this shop where you can find so many things to help out on your CHRISTMAS shopping . . It's easy to find . , Just go to Ml Main. WHYTAL'S. With loving hands everyone knows the sweet satisfaction of fashioning gifts with one's own nimble fingers and knows too, the special de light of receiving such gifts, made beautiful be cause of the dreams, love and care that brought them Into reality. Ho, this Christmas let few of those gay packages, under your spley tree contain something you've created yourself. "is n if 1'hrintinuH Tn'f. Uunt know what to give' Let V O t K STOKE v up a gift, there are plenty led ..first line choices of fine fashioned with C vJCek fiuevse, moon- 11 beams and o a ndleliaht Cyf costume Jew- . ' sA china, blossom bright linens . . hand bags. elry. larntte, handkerchiefs to the lu-ste of a omnoKscur. long-wearing aristocrats of sheer nylon hosirry . . ChrLstmasy caudles, imported b.ts ot exquisite bric-a-brac . . You can go Into YOI'R St'OKF. with a mind as blank as a cleaned blackboard and come out with every need filled to perfection . . Its that EASY. AND Itow. VOI R bTOKK semis a MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS and a word of thanks to all you folks who dropped In . . even Martha wasn't forgotten In the Christmas wiahra . . but pshaw: we didn't have greetings comln' . . Us been grand lo write copy this year for such swell folks as you II find at l Mnln street. YOUR STORE. W ho Would Have "thunk" It ,. that some one woftld think about a container for pins n bobby pins that would hold them uprlghtT No more "serunrhln" . . everything neat and llday . . U ha been donel Drop Into CI R RIM'S and tuke a look at the magnetic PIN-Bi:' It's a smartly design ed plastic container with a life-time magnet that keeps every pin in its place, standing on end. Here's an idea for a last minute gift that Is different . . The top has a little gadget for spreading bobby pins . . no more broken finger nails . . no more chipped teeth . . no more scratched nail polish . . This little treasure, shown for the first time . . far as we know . . at Cl'RRlN'S, has separate bins . . pins are held In position ready to pluck . , colors are red, blue and white and the price U 10t You'll Just about lose your equilibrium at the BEAUTY BAR If you're In search of FRAO RANT gift before you decide between famous Faberge, Tussy, Luclen Lelong, Helena Rubin stein. Yardley. Bchlnparelll or Caron's French perfumrs . . There are so many sets of cos metics for Dad and Mom and Sis and Brother that you can Junt shut your eyes and point and get what you are looking for at Ninth and Main, CURRIN'S. Tltv Snoir In Snoirlna but you can uuy summer , fresh, canned, Oregon 3j PRUNES and PEARS at the r I n fc i ii r. r. i MAIIKKV al reasnnabls ' prices. There's no "ketch" to It . . Just a good buy . . . 2'i cans of SPRINODELL brand, whole, unpeeled, : plump Oregon PRUNES and big, sweet halves of BARTLETT PEARS, grown where the sun shines brightest . . 8PRINO BROOK, Oregon . . both fruits packed In heavy syrup at less than you usually pay. It's a good Idea to stock up when you get a GOOD buy, so get under the wire by dialing 31.18 . . so have some sent out on a FREE de livery or drop In at Seventh and Pine where you get 8 II Orecn Trading stamps with every order from the - PINE STREET MARKET. Gift wrapping time! Everybody knows the thrill of receiving even the simplest gifts beauti fully wrapped the breathless exeltment while tearing It open. Let's forget reality this year and let the wrappings get their Inspiration from the earth and the heavens . . Idess are endless If you'll shop with an eye for beauty In wrappings. tMiM'-"-'--s"-.. ' ;?vfc--j .sty - It Is Christmas In the mansion. Yule-log fires and silken frocks; It Is Christmas In the cottage, Mother's filling little socks. It Is Christmas on the highway, In the thronging busy mart; But the dearest, truest Christmas la the Christmas In the heart, Thvrt'H So Vlaev like home rxiepi Kit KVS and If It's CHRISTMAS GIFTS ye should be Inokln' for. go nary a strp farther . . esiwrtally should II be CHINA. Now Kit KVS car ries none but His best, so 'twas ROY AL YORK china that stopped us In our tracks . , place settings In 4 pat- term that ran be delivered soon alter Christmas . . but don't let that scare ye for a GIFT CER TIFICATE will do . . just has It filled out proer and drop It In someone's stocking and lo . a few days and the gift will be here . . Royal York Bavarian china, made In lluhen berg. Germany . . this china la ao delicate It Is almost transiwrent . . the 1 piece POPPY de sign In shades of rose and blue wllh delicate tracery of gold, la sold for only II0S1. The place selling of MORN1NO ROSE, rim med wilh pale green and gold wllh the Rose of Sharon centering each piece and scallops to make It dainty, is l00 for pieces . . It's SO lovely It's worth twice the price. Old liwhloned garden flowers scamper all over IlltlDAL HOL'QUKT and you'll like III small footed, shapely nil . . these colors will fit any decor and the price Is way down to II0J0 for each service. Now "Palstaff" must have romance about It. '.lire the name Is In quote . . It sounds like an opera and looks like a million with It's halo of green leaves on each piece . . this one we learned was 1J1S for the place setting. Tls hard to gel away from this department In KH'KVS If you are a bit dnft over fine por relntn . . especially tnrtge that la pink with lnvendrr posies or white with the same . . we found precious tea sets that ran be EXPANDED Into DINNER services . . a smart Idea In these davs when we watch budgets . . we almost sold our last turkey to buy the darling Leneige condi ment set with vinegar cruet, salt and paper shakers all pert on a tray. And Kit KVS has a goodlv stock of pure WHITE LENEIOE china on which lf you know howl you can hand paint your own Initials on your family crest , . if ymi aren't an artmt look around and find one. Just arrived another BIO shipment of FLOW ERA OF HAWAII. Santa Anita rtlnnerware In patterns . . a 20 piece starter set only II4.M . . the extra service pieces ready and wailing at Kit HV-v, Also on hand . . Is your hrsd a'whlrlln'? Cherry china, the 01 piece set. service for It . . 119.9 . , Aladdin . . srrvlre for 11, hand painted remember, SI9.30 , , Naruml , , same size , . IRS 00. And . . the out of this world BIRD OF PARADISE Huvllnnd at t.130.00. Rlt KVS can sell you beautiful collector's dreams In English bone china cup and s.nicers at rock bottom prices from I3.9J to W.50 and the SWEETEST thing before Christmas do this . . see for your-deml-tasse sets at 49c. If you never do another thing before Christmas do this, see for your self we're not klildln' by dropping Into 700 Main street for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a bar gum from RICKYS. Onv tor tlxv Monvy .wo for the show, three to make money and four to go. to the KTII1IO OF IIKAITY for l,cold wave type permanent, guar anteed not to Ir ritate your scalp, no matter how delicate. Should your skin be susceptible to rashes from other waving fluids, ask the STI'DIO OF BEAUTY about this wave . . we saw one while chasing Martha copy. Just coming off the curlers . , a softer, more natural curl you'vo never seen. The simple truth Is that you can get ANY beauty service at the STUDIO OF BEAUTY with ELLA MAE ROSS helping Annna, Doro thy and Fem "pretty up" customers for the whirl ot gay days ahead. To old patrons and new, the staff sends holi day greetings, a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR . . and . . they'll be seeln' you at SOI Main, the STUDIO OF BEAUTY. I' Now . . on this eve of another Christmas. In the Klamath country . , the finest land that lies out doors, may we wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and bless yon for toler ance wllh our Martha copy In the months that are past, and ask that you'll be with us come 19.10. H1eTsWMSiMMMSTM
