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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1952)
KKIDAY, JUNK 27, lfl.r.2 IIERAI.I) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE P7' AH aw I GETTING IN FORM lor the annual Summer Klamath Art Work! ihop, itarting July 7 at OTI ara I above I Mrs, Lorraine John ion, preiident of the Klamath Art Association who checlct pallette and bruihal in preparation (or the cletsot in painting to ba taught by Louis Bune, famous artist and painter. Right, Mn. Halan Balentine it demonstrating the (ilk tcraan painting technique to Mn. Jean Van Cleva. ttere'sTo Your Health and a sumt.r of wisdom , . . may you get plenty of VITAMINN . . . VIGOR and VIM from 8W CANNED FOODS from CAR TERM' . . . Time was when women STEWED and BAKED and BROILED that hniir ta.faV ah miMtd th iuiuiti. tht ) mooiirlM . . . tii jturallnf l' Uuihter of children . . . tfi ) uvmy fixing Jjkj iu XfJU t. -,. V d .... ft nrr mmny . , . . vj TYin fmmm HAW In aman. f:?- h'rlnat ALL women to ihari ft MJ ihe burdn of hrt llkbat . . I a f to pluck tht fruit and gn the corn , . . to WMh and cook and CAN the products of the aoll . . . fathering from FAR placer. arh AJtaami'i hnnnt v lln irmlr trw1. nesa for YOU and YOU . , . JUICES of Ihe rRUITS . . . papayade and nectar from the apricot ... the golden goodness of Clingstone PEACHES, the tart ness of bog-grown CRANBERRIES . , , The meallnrvt of PINTO BEANS and HEARTS of ARTICHOKES . , . tiny kernela of mid-west grown WHITE. CORN . . . BAKED BEANS with tent of mustard, hint of staid old Boston ... and MARASCHINO CHERRIES, queen of trim for summer sweets ... at CARTERS'. , Shelves are crammed with It W . . . In altnla of PERFECTION . . . promise of QUALITY . . . guarantee of YOUR free dom. ' ' 5 Who Is the girl In the dresma of men?? . . . she's the girl who can PLAY, who can aail a boat and ride a "hoas" . . . she's the girl who has TIME to be a chum ... the girl who discovered 8 W FlNB PRODUCTS brought by "Yeur Mest Thoughtful (irecer," IK Esplanade, AltTFItV & A fresh NEW look has developed In the faihlon eentera for eoata next fall . . . allhouettes, colors and textures will create stunning simplicity with narrower lines, curled, waved, brushed aurfacea . that leek bulky when made up but are feather weight to wear. Completely reversible coats, fur and fabric will make news. ' ' : tThere' Much More to making a HOUSE a HOME than 'choos ing the right colors to blend with YOUR atarry-eyed beauty . , , It's helping Poppa hang a snapshot of the old "farmstead" . . choosing your CHINA and CRYSTAL and SILVER PLATE from YOUR STORE with an eye to using 'them un til the great-grandchll-. dren come to visit.- Was "hit 'n the eye" this week with the CHESTS and CHE8T8 of COMMUNITY and 1147 ROGERS SILVER PLATE at YOUR STORE ... all the patterns to blend with ANY china service LLU that you choose or that you have . . Lovely DAFFODIL and FIRST LOVE . . . ADORATION , , . ETERNALLY YOURS and REMEMBRANCE, enchanting designs, crafted for homcmakcra who love perfection In 1847 ROOERS MORNING STAR and EVENING STAR r. LADY HAMILTON (classic sim plicity) and CORONATION by COMMUNITY . services for aand EXTRA pieces . . . mntchlng BABY SPOONS, EDUCATOR SETS and YOUTH SETS ... at YOUR STORK. Buying baby bottles, pancake turners and . feed for 'Old Smokey' depletes the budget but you can STILL serve beautifully with WM. ROOERS And SONS and TUDOR PLATE eAlverplate In a lower priced . bracket., at ffOIJR STORE and atlll pay your bills.; ' ' VcWe ' ALL aspire to beauty, charm, pert eoV tlon . , . get It for YOUR table with 8IL VERPLATB from 721 Main, YOUR STORE MA VK FOOD Here's delicious left-over tur key cassoiole that can be put to- I gether In no time. Combine diced I turkey with an equal amount of sliced celery slid some halved ! ! with mayonnaise and aeason with i snlt and lemon Juice. Put In a anal-! low baker, sprinkle witn grated , cheese and crushed potato chips. ; Bske In a very hot oven about 16 . minutes. Clean Spark Plugs FREE Dugan & Mest TYlwdhjcL ShopA, and SJwpA. Some k'olkn Say there Is nothing NEW undf the sun but WE KNOW 'taint so ... for WHAT we ask. 18 newer than a ")ut arrived" boy or girl, a cuddly future peppermint slick eater who's go- V . ing to need DUDS from DEPARTMENT . . . cun ning VACATION togs to roll In the ssnd In, to . dabble In the drink In . . . o to meet the shining Mm -in and SOMETIMES the aandmsn . . . MILLER'S second floor CHIDLREN'S DEPT. Is crammed with cunning big n little GIRL and BOY LEVIS, to 14 years , . . BILLY the KID pants lor "do and dare ya" he-men. 1-t . . . Branding Iron SHIRTS for RODEO fsns up to i . . . plaid shl(ts Ihst SHOUT snd Ilippity little SHORTS for flirty little misses. . 3-la. navy, shrimp, lime . . . tenser SUN DRESSES that dare OL' SOL. cunning cov tumes with ahlrred. elastlcised BARE backs snd wicked little boleros, plain and prints. 3-14, piques, ginghams ttt. to 34.01 . . . "THUN THOOT8" and we ain't llspln'. the famous CARTER brand at Mll.LKR'8 for the durky-wucky crowd, blue and malse, pink and blue, soft "balbrlggan" knits and the DIPPIEST darlings. TERRY CLOTH, plastic lined icalrh drlppln'si panties, TWO piece. BAMBI printed cover-uppers, sizes TWO to FOUR. !. ... at MILLER'S. Tuck your touseled headed teasers Into cool SEERSUCKER . . .also plastic lined to save Poppas' neres, open-vdown the front one for babes-ln-arms ... the growing upper and the toddler child ... Back in the days when WE got a pepper mint stick In a striped sack when Poppa paid the grocer WE were wrapped from stem to itern In summer and Llndy Lou and Sunny Jim, never felt the kiss of sun. the brush of Bind In SUMMER SUN TOOS from Ili.Maln Street, MILLER'S Hint of fall . . . ribbed velveteens In lus cious autumn colors are already ahewlng up In frocks, coats, eapea , . , Vletorlap Rose, romantic as a Jet spangled bonnet Is the NEW color . . . wonderful with green, blue, brown, gray, honey-beige and black, of course. Switch about fashions will give mlady end leas waya Is make lightning changes of every costume . , . little ruffled straw cuffs snap n over your sheer gloves at the mere men tion of a party . . . Jackete and skirts that completely reverse . . . non-stop accessories with a double life . . . costs with skirts that button ON a battle Jacket . . changes of feathers, ribbons, veils for a BASIC bonnet. fr . ft This 1 .Yo Idle Joket You'll travel on winged feet to RICKYS when yoti've heard the tale we're going to tell ' ... the HONEST gaspel TRUTH about CRYSTAL .... REAL crystnl . . . KUSAK hand-blown, hand-etched CRYSTAL with the beau ty of the OLD WORLD ( ... the BEAUTY of the. craftsmen who learned It . from their , forefathers, back-dated to the time before the QAUL3 when EVERY shining bit ot- glasa was scrutinised with engle eye . , , and so io it r IS today . . , Descendants of those rugged souls have brought the art from there to HERE ... to -RICKYS where we found for YOU the most EXQUI8ITE patterns, etched In four designs ... poetic JASMINE, and dainty BELVI DERE . . . CUT PRISM, the classic, MAJES TIC design and HARVEST, the FRUITFUL one . , , CRYSTAL that can be ORDERED to match your STERLINO PATTERN ... In luncheon i GOBLETS ... low SHERBETS . . . OY STER glasses . . . WINES and graceful FOOTED TUMBLERS . . . EXTRA pieces . . . DIVIDED RELISH DISHES ... scal loped PICKLE dishes . . . BOWLS and NAP PIES In KUSAK CRYSTAL, fitting company for LENOX CHINA . . your ROYAL DOUL TON and your STERLING, all found In the downstairs store at 7H Main, State To Help Health Inltrc.it ol (roup reau women will be health problems iFrona A. Yeager. Educator Specialist Extension Service In- vlnlt, June 30. Miss Yeager la luncheon meeUng, at the Wlnema Hotel. Purpose of the conducted by the Committee of the Farm Bureau, Is to formulate plana for a Klamath County health aurvey. Among subjects of particular In terest to be discussed are medical and hospital needa livestock dlseaaes and their effect on human Uvea, control of food handling and meat Inspection Reservations for the luncheon may be made by dialing 3048, 9636 or the Wlnema Shop. You'll Frrl Like bursting Into song when you drop Into the ART CENTER If love of our Oregon . . . the harmony of design . . . the beauty of line, the FEELING for expert craftsmanship plays upon your heart strings . . . we re try ing to tell you about CURTIS CERAMICS but SOMETIMES mere words FAIL and a copywriter wonders If she took the wrong tum In the rosd and should have been a IpSION .painter because ABC's can't describe Ihe flecked COLOR, the SHAPES, the USE FULNESS of the 8IONED Curtis BOWLS. PLATES, PLATTERS, we found for you at Ihe ART CENTER . . . prices simply FLOOR ED us .. . NOR can ABC's tell ALL about the AB STRACT, utterly fascinating. STERLING sliver and dyed hardwood COSTUME JEWELS by STORM . . . EARRINOS that you'd EX PECT In some shop along the AVENUE . . . but not HEREIN Light, airy, utterly "NEW YAWK' . . . It takes ARTISTS to CREATE beauty and while were talking about ART, here is a THOUGHT ... It ALSO takes TEAMWORK to ACCOMPLISH an OBJECTIVE ... no single soul can make a SUCCESS of the SUMMER ART WORKSHOP sponsored by the Klamath Art Association . . . let's put ALL shoulders to the wheel and PUSH for REGISTRATION to these classes that will add CULTURE to our corner of the world by signing up NOW at 1227 Main, the AIIT CENTER ft ft Fighting the "Battle of the Bulge" and los ing? . . . want to cover up a hip bone with a bit of your OWN padding or Just be con tent with your own poundage ... want to be glamnroue with a capital G7? Buy the July Issue of GLAMOUR and read It, klver to klver, and if you don't emerge a lovller YOU In a few short weeks 'twill be because you couldn't pass up the pie with meringue or went fishing and forgot your "bends." Add sip to your outdoor dining with barbe . cue napkins . . . BIG onea to help your gnesta cope with barbecue sauce and "drip pin's' from a toasted "hot dawg" . . . decor ated with "squibs" and photoa of your favor- lie chef . . . ' ft ,ft 1 We Could Wish on a loth white horse and have that wish ' come TRUE . . . we'd give you a whiff on this printed page of FRAGRANCES meant for YOU fragrances by christian DIOR brought by CUR- ' RIN'S. exciting as a trip to Bermuda,, as a stay at tne caribe Hilton . . . as thrilling as a hole-In- . one or your "rst taste of , a Cordial by Cointreau. FRAGRANCES sought Iby women of dlsorimlna- ' tlon . . . MISS DIOR and PIORAMA to send your sprits winging i . i the tiltlmAtA in fanilrtHnff OwSI SCENTS, delightfully, lem- : l-ra' Inlne. devastating- as Di- BUnSJElMHARD tun wtwuit camttm. fomMm. tmm 1 gAgm A rLk vsyrai tv vii , ane, tantalising as a tryst , . in the moonlight ,.i EX- . CLUSIVELY CURRIN'S ... . ' . i. . ' In exquisite CRYSTAL flagons, packaged In gray and gold, lovely as the notes of a lute . . , PARFUME and EAU dei TOILLETTE, delightful duo at S14 . . . CHRISTIAN DIOR has captured the allure of the Rlvcrla . . . the etherea.1 lovllness of , a Poem , . . the mellowness of a summer , Pippin . . . the .breathless wonder of a but terfly as It emerges from the chrysalis and wrapped them all In MISS DIOR and DIOR ' AMA fragrances . . , PARFUME, 110 .. . TOILET WATER $3.51 and $6.80 . . . DRY- SACHET for tucking In your bodice, $5 . , . BATH POWDER It. . ENCHANTMENT for a BRIDE at Nlntn and Main, cuinLvs Visitor Klamath Girl Gets Honor Study A Klamath Falls girl, Julie i Harnden. 19-year-old daughter of I Mr, and Mrs. Elrner Harnden. &6 Pacific Terrace, Is one of two Ore gon Olrl Scouts, chosen to attend the National Bulfalo Bill camp for senior Scouts near Codv, Wyo. She will Join Svlvla Schnabel. Portland, July 30 for the ten day trip. Two girls are chosen from each state each year bv area councils v.no qualify In camping experience active Olrl Scout work and char acter. Julie, who la now on a camping trip with Olrl Scout troop 10 In Vosemlte National park will be a senior in KUHS next fall. Nine girls of troop ten left Tues day for a ten day camping trip, accompanied by Mm. Harnden. i EASY DOES IT An easy way to dice a Calavo avocado for a green salad Is to first cut It Into halves and remove the seed and skin. Then turn the fist side down on a cutting board In Co. of Farm Bu locuaed on rural during the visit of Rural Health of the Stale during ber coin- scheduled for a 12:30 p.m. DST meeting to be Women' Health of rural areas, and cut Into cubes of desired size, i The less you handle this delicate fruit, the less it will bruise. Hotel Coffee it You Make a Better mouse trap ... or sew a stralghter seam . . . if you wash the windows cleaner or keep the SHOWCASE clean, you'll get business, brother, you'll get BUSINESS ... ask the folks In TAUCHER'S MEAT MAR KET at CARTERS' and LEARN how the world beats a path to the meat market where - U. 6. inspected CHOICE beef is on hand EVERY day . . . where FILET MIONON and T O P SIRLOIN can be had for the asking . . . where tender T . BONES hobnob with PORK CHOPS . . . where GROUND BEEF is FRESH twice each day . . . where prices stay put and don't float away into the einer . . . wnere. you KNOW you'll get the BEST your dollar can buy ... at TAUCH ER'S . . . AND ... if you're tired of FRY ING STEAK and BOILINO beef, pick up a Martha Logan's MEAT COOK BOOK . . . Just plunk TWO BITS I2S cents) a QUARTER on the counter and learn at a glance how to make an Irish Stew .... at 1420 Esplanade, TALTIIER'S MARKET : Carters' ft ft Blackberry Tinea down the I'mpqua and up the Com rivers are hanging full af red fruit ... the big Himalayas that count up fast if you star free of briars . . . should be ready for picking about mid-August. It you're never driven' up a winding river, wandering to the sea past ancient aid barns and criss cross rail fences, and seen the BLACKBER- ! RIES hanging black and plump and full af 1 jaiee, H you re never shivered with antici pation of a glass af Jell, come snow (we al ways hoard ours), U you've never strained reach that HUGE one beyond your finger tips or gloated over a brimming pail, you've missed a lot of living and you'd better go this year to the spots where the blackberries grow. ft. ft'' Jimminy Crickets! how COULD we women have been such "sad sacks?" we KNOW the atrocities In the win dows this week at TOWN SHOP are "honest Injun," they-really-wore-'em BATHING SUITS because the gals, back when -we were wearing high button shoes and pig tails, draped their forms in just such garb . . . Pantaloons and middy shirts ... not everV a shin bone showing . . . WOW1 what glamour! If ' YOU haven't seen this Cavalcade of S W I M SUITS : dating back to 1870, haven't' gazed with LACK of envy at the sexy rlckrack trim, the huge BONE1 buttons, the sway of ruffles and high buttoned collars, you've MISSED a laugh, folks, you've missed a laugh ... Go look, then thank your lucky stars' you live In 1952 when women have EMERGED lnt6 the sun and starlight In CATALINAS from TOWN SHOP ... are proud of curves In saucy SWIM SUITS, air conditioned, summer blessings in finest nylon, shired and rippled , . . built in BRAS to cup yoi sweetly . . . Velvets, satins, failles and cottons . . . high styled glamour to bind your bosoms in the prettiest colors you've ever seen emerge from sea foam . . . eye-filling beauty In red vel vet with peek-a-boo coin dots . . . tummy control. In bright yellow symmetry (no bustle, no Bertha) HUNDREDS of CATALINA SWIM SUITS to suit every budget at TOWN SHOP. THIS is the TIME with the long, thrilling holiday weekend that you Just COULDN'T wait for. about here, to go OVERBOARD i . . go FEMININE in the snazziest, snafu swim suit you can find . . show' your pretty shoulders, your rounded thighs ... the age of BLOOMERS while you swim, ' and silly, simpering females Is long dead . throw up your head, breathe DEEP and head happily Into the pool or briny deep In the - loveliest SWIM SUITS In America, it CATALINA from too Main Street. ' TOWN 'SHOP troop 10 leader, Ella Redkey, ex- cutlve secretary and Fat Kennedy, i former Klamath Falls teasher. City. Virginia City, Lake Tahoe. ': Oirls who mads the - trio are Carolyn Boyd, Doris Campbell, Olrls going earned much of theU"0 clrk- Bhron Hayford. Julia money to finance the trip with : Harnden, 8hlrley Mattoon, Jean special permission of the council, j Million. Ellse Nltachelm and Ro They went by way of Reno. Carson berla Wade. NEVER - NEVER - NEVER WILL YOU GET A CHANCE TO BUY SO MANY EVERY DAY NECESSITIES BELOW COST KLAMATH VARIETY All fixtures for tale at bargain prlcet. It's Fun to Dress Up for the Roundup" . Novy denirm- - - - frit 7'l' ' ALSO LEVI JEAN . . . 4.95 LEVI RIDERS . . 5.50 Short Sleeve Shirt Cotton Cool ridinq shirt Perfect for hot, 4th of July activity. $098 4" to Long Sleeve Shirt Real Western stvling - form fitting cool cotton. $398 to Riding Pants All materials sizes styles comfortable and crease-resistant. '6" ,. '21 n 'Fancy Shirts Satins with trick rider sleeves fancy embroidery. Truly the shirt for the Round-up. $Z95 $ncoo' '6M ,. '35 V T0WNSH0P 500 Main CLOSES JULY 3rd For Good o reveoling "secret" from out of the West for long er, slimmer legs. White Stog's . frontier stvling Creoles these wondrous tapered poms . . . "Tub boble" Sanforised Novy denim, 10 to 22. $50 Rider's Jacket...- waist-brief for - riding er ony active sport shiny copper buttons and rivets. In the some Sanforized $4 fhone 6407 an in, a RICKYS.
