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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1952)
PAGE TWELVE iTERALTl AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY SI, IH.r.2 lip A""-' ' i TMMi Rrr'i.M. , r i j -i Excitement In New Woolen Coats For Fall Tills is wonderful season to buy a new coat I Fabric manufacturers have produced a whole new world ot woolen materials, and designers have fashioned them lino a strik ing array of styles to fit almost any last and figure. These new woolens Include brushed surfaces, such as. sidelines with their long-haired surface hru.thed tint and often combined with mohair to add luster; tola of IMCNIC TIME July Is Picnic Month and a time of year when cookies are most pop uir. You can make such good ones with packajed mlxea these days. Tasty sddltlons of chopped wainuw and plump seedless raisins make them better than ever. 1 RELAXATION AMONG THE PINES is the goal of weary women who attend the annual Wo. mens Retreat at Camp Low Echo, Lake of the Woods. The group here spent week last year at camp. Seated II to rl Georgia Wood, Hilda Hagelstein, Lei a Thurman, Isabella Mistier. Back row Helen Cook, Myrtle Fleming, Lyda Kirkpatrick, Margaret Holliday, Anna La Hoda and Caroline Kelley. Camp starts August 17. FRONT END ALIGNMENT $4.95 DUGAN & ME ST S22 Se. (Hi curly faces, like the poodle cloth Introduced earlier, and various boucleta which ramie from denaclv nubbed surfaces to widely spaced loops; many tweeds so different you will scarcely recognise them; novelty worsted Jerseys. Chin chlUaa are new again, much like the ones you wore when you were a little girl. You will find fleeces that look new because of a longer, brushed surface. The poodle weaves are clipped shorter this season and are less bulkv than those first Introduced, hence wenrable by more women. The slbellnes, as Indeed to moat of the coaling woolens this season, lend the must luxurious air to a coat. The tweeds are dashing and colorful or muted and soft, some times using looped yarns to achieve new faces, Importnut also In her ringbone weaves. Jerseys are ooat lug weight and appear In various novelty patterns such as chocks, stripes, herringbones, as well as the more familiar heather mixtures. ' There Is a new feeling in stvllng for fall, loo, not a dra-stlo change, but enough to make you waul a new coal. You will find costs ample but not so bulky, with soma quite straight styles such as Chester fields again In your favorite store, There Is news In the tulip or morn ing glorv silhouette, both with exaggerated and modified Hare to ward the hem from a seml-fltted waistline. More lilted coats are to be seen, with an easy rather than snug lit at the wulst preferred. Some coats have voluminous oiipe. collars and some nave no counr at nil; some convert to a tuxedo front or mav bo worn wrapped over; noma have an Indication of the middy hue In slot sriumug or a set-on fold low on (he hips. There Is a strong trend toward coats and suits matching In color and companionate In fabrics. Coal and dress fabrics are also paired in texture and dyes so that they go together perfectly. The coalings are heavier and mure noticeably textured than the suit or dress, fau rlca but always soft and comfort able lo wear. Often the com l mltlhlp or alluhllv longer In these costumes, although the full Irniilh coal and the waist length Jiu'Kci are well represented lor your choice. In color the range la wlile litteed with the avocado, moss and similar Sm Calhoun MIRRORS Is U SMt ui k. sum. Largest plono stock In this part of the Woit Knabe Kimball Wurlltzei Other Leadinq Make Pionol Low Prices. Low Terms Rant a Piano Rant and Apply Plan Louis R. Mann Piano Co. It N. 1th Hammond Organ greens among the i't popular, inuiiy blurs from royal to mora muled lours much wauled, a strong1 trend toward beiges to browns, lois of black with llimlies ol bright green, red or purple woven In I" add life, plenty ul reds which favor a bluish rnllier limn orange tone. i REFRESHING OLYMPIA BEER ADDS REAL ENJOYMENT TO YOUR WEEK END! SUN.j MAKE FUN OF YOUR THIRST WITH g OLYMPIA j Ottawa sitwms CO. Hr'H. ws. via. Leave Cares , At Home-Rest At Low Echo Tired women who cant stand an other day of homemaking routine, the five o'clock cry of the new baby, the bubbling of jelly In the kettle, her hubby's hungry greet ing or fishing the four-year-old from the duck pond can "get away from it all" as easy as dialing a Dumber. August 17 marks the opening of "Women's Retreat," Lew Echo va cation camp at Lake o' the Woods where no husbands, no children, no worries are allowed. The week-long vacation at the (Reaps Our "Special Macaroni Salad" is one of the best all-around summer salads we've ever tasted. Flavor) lul rip olives, tuna and hard cooked eggs make it extra hearty and give it an unbeatable flavor. Finely shredded cabbage adds a delicious new kind of crispness which doesrtt wilt. As well as fit ting easily into regular family menus, it's a natural for all kinds of outdoor summer meals like pic nice, barbecues and back yard sup pers. SPECIAL MACARONI SALAD cup macaroni 1 cup ripe olives 1 (6V4 or 7-ounce) can tuna 3 hard-cooked eggs 3 cups finely shredded cab bage. cup mayonnaise 3 teaspoons prepared mustard 3 tablespoons vinegar 1 teaspoon salt' Cook macaroni lo boiling salted water until tender. Drain, and rinse thoroughly with cold water. Cut olives from pits into large pieces Drain oil from tuna, and flake coarsely. Dice eggs. Combine macaroni, olives, tuna, eggs and cabbage. Blend mayonnaise, mus tard, vinegar and salt, and toss lightly with salad mixture. Serves 4 to 6 generously. camp Is sponsored by the Klamath County Home Extension office but all Interested women are welcome. Mrs. Gene Woods will be camp director and further information may be had by phoning her at 4607 or calling the Home Extension of fice. For those who want diversion there will be classes in crafts, bas ket weaving, textile painting, swimming, hiking, horseback rid ing. Horses will be available for rent, accomodations for sleeping will be available in tent houses and If reg istration warrants a cook will pre pare all meals. BLACKBERRIES ARE HERE MAKE JAM AND JELLY WITH SURE-JELL PECTIN TODAY! A natural fruit pectin product! ill ' I--; -ltd "The Best Results I have ever had" "Of all the egg mashes I have ever used. Triangle Xtra Egg Producer has given me the best results I have ever had. For instance, this year, on a flock of pullets that have never been culled, I have been getting an average production of 81 over a three months period." A.Ti.TfCc&f Rt. I, Box 40 Woodbum, Oregon Extra Egg Profits with TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER Countless field tests have proven that this full-nutrient balanced . feed produces more eggs per feed dollar. It maintains the layer's bod ily health and furnishes an abun dance of egg-making ingredients. It's a good time NOW to cull out ; "boarders" and put your best lay ers on Triangle Xtra Egg Producer. at your local f tSS'S TRIANGLE PEAtERS ml IHMtMM DEALERS) Troy V. Cook Fee'. Co., Klamath Fells Sharp Groin Co., Merrill 7 for g mmm n :5"w, 'ijJii!,--i'--ic-.-.. a I n y 11 V1, A t Extra-tender chicken ready to fry when you buy it- Free of waste, Deautifuuy cleaned, already carefully A 1 a ' I washed and cut into just the right size pieces. 3 rVVt c jk I Or you can buy aJl drumsticks, breasts, wings, 1 "SOU I or thighs in thrifty one-pound packages. - , I va -vjsi'caL!r3CT"-' mi i aw 1 pkg. Swomon Frozan Frying Cbkktxt 2 teaspoon salt toetpoon peppor yh cup flour 2 tags Vj cup mifk cup flour mixed with IVj cup crush d com flak !A cup Swanson butter or margarine Vt cup vegetable shortening Thaw pieces of chicken as directed on package. Roll in mixture of salt, pepper and H cup flour. Then beat eggs and milk together and dip chicken in this thin batter. Roll chicken in mixture of corn flakes and flour. Heat butter and vegetable shortening in heavy skillet. Fry chicken slowly over low heatabout 35 minutes or until golden. Sim mer slowly with tight cover 30 minutes longer. Serve with hot brown gravy made with drip oings from the frying. SHOPPER'S CHECK LIST for A. A. Quality Chicken You should be sura: oZ?,, I. H tt se KiiHy brU ttti '! 'r mt, Ml tfi- f Itytti K t Irwrtbrnt eri mnM, wilNrirH with mtrt w . 1. wi eH-fognded, plump, wialy 4. Skin H light pink, tmottli hi lirtun j ' 3, U pii ft Utt Uom ink spon nJ bruim a. H ilifrtil)r dteeH, iih f vtsti eti f ptrfthri finwrtsl Jab prMttlH tnsj imIiM Hm stm ety. y rttKtfd ky evkk frNrhwj m1 mom, tut- m tiry potfciflMi The Iwonion Ouarontte Replacement or refund In full by Swamon tf you find Swanon Oukk-Frozen Chicken doe not meet any or aH of the above tpeelflcotlortt. Freshest chicken you can buy with freshness frozen n-harri work frozen tat. No other is processed so quickly, so safely, so efficiently. Starting with the finest, ten dere8t meat birds that foremost poultry ex perts can find, the fresh flavor is captured by Swanson's same-day freezing at 45" below zero. When this delectable chicken comes to you, just thaw it and it's ready for the pan. Try it tonight. C A. SWANSON A SONS OMAHA, NEBRASKA Feature for Friday and Saturday, August 1-2 Klamath Falls and Morrill BEANS 'Doubl. Luck" No. 2 Tim 16c CLOROX '" h 45c CIGARETTES 1.59 DOG FOOD PEANUT BUTTER 10c 43c Fruit Cocktail 0,,M- 25c 1 KOOL AID Assorted Flavors 6 - 25c MARSHMALLOWS 14 oi. cello bag 25c DEL MONTE PRUNE JUICE . 33c SUNSHINE SODAS 21b. ctn. 49c CHERRIES Red, lour pitted Diamond A No. 2 Tin 25c TOMATO JUICE Del Mont 46 oi. 29c mm GRADE "GOOD" BEEF ORANGE JUICE ROYAL CLUB 33c 46 oi. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ROYAL CLUB Ti, 29c 46 oi. ROASTS' 69c 1 EASTERN V.,,' 'itc SMOKED PICNIlJ UFAI STFAIK 75e SKINLESS rftC VIEHERS " 59 1 PURE LARD I-a bALMUW DARK TFAKS - 59cl DURKEE'S MARGARINE colored cubei lb 32c Spaghetti SHRIMP SUNSHINE Franco American Broken S os. Tin 15c 35c Shredded Wheat 17c Book Matches -19c Paper Towels 23c We feature Haqel'i Fryers "They re tne Assorted flavors (Plus Deposit) Perfect Cleanser MIRACLE WHIP ALL POP, AJAX HERSHEY's VINEGAR SUGAR Qts Ctn. of 6 Choc. Syrup 1.1b Tin gallon Jfcp ' lb. LOCAL 1212C CANTALOUPES Sweet Yellow Meat 9c ,b CUCUMBERS Fine Slicers 9c lb TOMATOES VINE RIPENED ib. 15 We have not raised our sugar prices. Buy at this low price $979 CWT. MILK All Popular Brands $695 CASE 4
