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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1952)
' ' PAGE TEN HERAt.n NEWS, KLAMATH FAUX OREGON TIIUI1SDAY. JULY 31. ID.'i. FOR EASY HANDLING i Freezer Jars iHave Many Storing Uses ' Have you noticed the new glass Estier Jars In the stores? The es that are tapered toward the ttom so that they are easy to Jtill and empty? They seal air tight with a twist of the wrist, Wash clean for reuse and are ideal lor storing leftovers in the refrig erator as well as for borne freezing. With their attractively decorated feaps in assorted colors they add gay note to your kitchen. You 11 aind scores of uses for them. The ars come In tiro sizes, one a pint fend the other 23 ounces. They are Csed for freezing fruits, vegetables. Ineats and seafoods. You can also freeze baked beans, chili, hash, tews, soups, butter, ice cream, hamburger and sausage patties, it to, in them for quick meals. I They can be used for refriger ating fruit Juices, sandwich fillings, fealad dressings, fats, all kinds of fresh or cooked foods. They keep leftovers from drying out and from ibsorbing or giving off flavors. You can keep small quantities of ooked vegetables or meats left ver from a meal in freezer Jars i the refrigerator and use them Mays later in soups, casseroles, or 11 i wichK with th assur- fice that they'll not have that rftover tasie. These Jars are fine for picnic be UKh ruw ' " ' fcickled eggs and beet, can be Served right from the Jar. Another lipl Unused coffee refrigerated in freezer Jars retains a much fresher flavor then ine usuai nu fce" flavor so objectionable to true f rreezer Jars also keep bread krumbs, beans, rice, creals, dried . ... i ,uA atsntoft which do toot need refrigeration out need to in leakproof packages. Men of She house are likely to latch on to these bandy Jars to siore awaj tacks, nuts, bolts, paints, varnish, butty, fish hooks and flies, etc W . : i. ! Imnnrtflnt f PO til T. , OIU1 muuwrci . "UF"' ii freezer Jars is that they may be used for home canning as well r . : . 1 1 nnarl Hn in hllV as ireeamts. Jfu " Some wide mouth caps and you can Set the vacuum-tight seal which E reserves home - canned foods. Store away plenty of frozen or tome-canned foods in these bandy Jars now, while the big crops are oming in. and you'll save on your grocery uui I GOOD FOOD - 7 m ..wtdn. ar. mm (ng to market. The first ones to Arrive are small-sized fruit with eVino Th. irnlnr of the 8km ftiv varv' from dark green to fclack. The fruit itself Is buttery fcweet and menow, ana perieci iui Mil i iii as oi summer DaMUA. A-4.nfttfai nrrif Fnnlnment Costs ko More Own The Best. Voight's Pioneer omce supply. w jnaui. Fit Your Food Budget To Family Needs How much should I spend for food? Can a family be fed proper ly on 120 a week? What share of the family income should go for food. Such questions are often asked home economists at Oregon Slate college. But there Just tsat any set an swer, says Miss Mary Beth Min den, OSC extension home man agement specialist. She explains that no definite sum or share of income will insure a good diet for every family at all times. So to lay out a certain amount and then try to fit food purchases to it is putting the cart before the horse. First, the individual family's food needs should be considered. Miss Minden emphasized. They will de pend on the size of the family and the age and activity of each mem ber. Then the homemaker can plan to meet these needs on either a moderate or a low cost budget. A low cost diet Includes more Inexpensive foods, such as cereals, dry beans, peas and potatoes and fewer of tie more expensive items foods. An adequate diet at any cost calls for about the same amounts of such protective iooqs as nuis. vegetables, and fruit. Among these, however, there is considerable choice in prices of items that have sasnnllv plentiful f ruits " and vegetables are usually the thrift iest buvs, the home management cnM-iniiKt avr. Money can also be Saved by Using evapurawm ui uij milk in cooking, instead of whole milk and by using lard for shorten ing instead of more costly fats. a hurieet-wisr ahoDoer will also choose meat tnai oners toe hi. lean meat for the price per serv ing, rather than buy according to the lowest price per pound and trim away expensive tat ana none. I j lu lu jmmws X'sNN VVV 11 MM W mmt- C ANTICIPATE THOSEj unexpected! GUESTS, j keep a supply of olympia beer on hand for (sSejoTleaseI IreTrSentJ DtVMPIt UtlWIMe CO., 01mpll, Wild.. V.t.K m better made with III macaroni! You can't beat lummtrlimt salads made with Minion Mataronil They're so easy le make and to delicious Is eaf fhaf everyone will be de lighted when you serve i them a cool and tempting Mission Macaroni Saladl ' W&BN you BUVA (J U LsJ J tss.r . m -k That'rightl A bakers dozen for the price of 12. Look for fhe wide S variefy of fine, sfaple foods, featured af special prices in dozen lots . . . p wifh a fhirfeenth af no extra charge with each dozen you buy at BIG Y! lb. lb. IB. Our Prices Are Consistently Lower, m ROASTS 5 49 Ground Beef 45 m SIEAKS&79 EEF .UVER 45i WIEMERS 55s. Canadian ISacon Colored Mens -- 33 9 Pork' -'Chops '"7 OENNISON'S 12 oi. PLUS 1 FREE! ROYAL CLUB 303 Tim PLUS 1 FREE! DOUBLE LUCK 303 PLUS 1 FREE! DEL MONTE PLUS 1 FREE! FOR EXAMPLE: jr m w PEAS Green Beans pi Hot Sauce pi Pork & Beans PEACHES i PINEAPPLE JUICE Strawberries ib. ib. MAMS TENDERIZED Half or whole VAN CAMP 2Vi Tin PLUS 1 FREE! DEL MONTE HUNTS 2' PLUS 1 FREE! DEL MONTE Sliced. 2Vi PLUS 1 FREE! 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