Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 01, 1954, Page 18, Image 18

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY. JUI-Y 1, 1054
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DEEP COVERED CAKE PAN Is wonderful for picnics. It will keep wrapped sandwiches fresh
or you can bake your beans, spaghetti or cake and carry them in the same pan. There s plenty
of room, too, for inch-high i frosting to travel perfectly. Here's a recipe for smooth, chewy
brownies that s ust right for the large siie extra deep pan.
"hoto courtesy Foley Manufacturing Co.
Let's Have
a Picnic
Summer Is picnic time. Picnics
mean home cookin' and that means
preparing and packing. Today
pacKin; picnic lare Is made much
easier with a large size extra deep
covered cake pan witn a sell-lock-lng
cover. , -
Not lust lor picnics, you '11 use
the pan In your own kitchen. It is
lust the right site for package mix
cake. Cut the cake through the cen
ter lor a square, two-layer cake. It
saves the washing of a second cake
pan. , .
The Foley kitchens recommended
this recipe for Brownies to take on
your next picnic or for serving at
home. There Is plenty of room in
the deep pan for delicious thick
frosting. . ; '
BROWNIES '
4 eggs, beaten until very fluf-
1 " fy
1 cups sugar, gradually sifted
Into eggs
Vt cup butter melted with
4 squares chocolate
Add the butter and chocolate to
the sugar-egg combination. Then
add I cup of cake flour (not sifted)
M cup chopped nuts, vanilla, and
a, pinch of salt. Bake about one
half hour at 325 to 350 degrees,
or unU top of cake springs back
when pressed with finger.
;?" ) CASBAH
TANGIER CB Barbara But
- ton arrived here from Madrid
Monday-night and settled Into her
picturesque home in Tangier's cas
bah. She said she had come tor
several : months of rest. .. .
Klamath Basin Roundup Association
DANCES
At The
ARMORY
featurinq
Capitol Recording Artist
ANN JONES
And Her
Western Sweethearts
'THE QUEENS OF WESTERN SWING'
FRI.-SAT.-SUN.
July 2nd July 3rd July 4th
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Friday, July 2
ANN JONES
And Her Western
Sweethearts
DANCING 9 till
Sunday, Jury 4
ANN JONES
And- Her Wester
Swutkearts
DANCING 9 till ?
Saturday, July 3rd
TWO BANDS
5 Hours of Continuous
MUSIC
ANN JONES
BALDY'S BAND
$1.25 Person tax inc.
EACH NIGHT
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Roll Call of Colors
Troop Into' Fashion . '" ""
' for summer cumo colors from meet In the same costume?" '.'
the American desert uiungc,
gold, poison itrccn, violet, sane
purple, cactus llnme, shocking pink
and turquoise.
These hottest colors ever tn lake
over, sports clothes alioits, shirts,
bctwh hats, lops, swim stills,
skirts iiinke no rhymo or roa-
son or apology to Hie Southwest
Indians lor the conipiuiy tnoy
keep.
A pink shirt, kiiuo inn pin shorts
muy keep company Willi a poison
green nut. A turquoise top una u
pair ol violet prdnl pushers muy
waudur oil toualncr. Drown, bliio
mid oi'uiibo nuiy unite luipplly Into
oun ouliil.
"The question that's put to me,'
snys Mux rector Jr., "Is what
sane mnke-iip rule applies to this
oraity quilt 01 ooiuis when as
many as three aggressive ones
Ills answer? 1( your costume In
cludes a Intl. ninko up to II. K
It's a poison green tint, diniiiii-
lino your eyes to nmko the mo."!
ol Hie grernlsli Unlit and myster
ious shadows. Not to miike up your
eye, warns rector, will nmko
them look sickly under suuh coile
rellouMons ol llulit, S
Blnre there's bound lo be a lot
o( yellow In a poinon green hut,
kuy your llpMirk lo It mid weur
a yellowish ivd or volden llniiie
allude,
VYJlh a liuquolse and violet com
bination ol colors, wear llpsllck
contnlnliiK blue, suys Futtnr, ho
suijue.ils, however, u tlelinlto wiu in
blue that hns rich overtones ol
red.
An outfit trooping such colors as
brown, blue unit orange should be
worn with the reddest, hottest, or-
augejlimllck you own l'uctur iiiiiln
tiilns. Your must uiigreuslvfl cim.
liiuio color orango inuitt bo
pluyed up, he snys, with an al
most mulching bright lipstick of
golden lliimti.
CHEIRS AIOUND when the man in the family receives this
cocktail shelter bottle of Gourielli's "Here's How" after shave
lotion. '
Taking a Cool Drive Tonight j)
After a warm day in town, we invito you to drive , Ej
out the new Loko Highway to enoy a tatty Dutch f
Lunch, 73c. A few loti left, easy terms. "
The Frontier Guest Ranch
CARLOAD
Just Arrived
t
Fence
Posts
Corrugated Galvanised
ROOFING
SWAN LAKE
MOULDING CO.
314? So. 4th Ph. 314
KMT IPTMIIYKT
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AND FOR EVENING
WEAR...
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en extra pair of glasses by Dr. Cus
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the entire vacation. An EXTRA
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WITH OFFICES AT
715 Main in Klamath Falls
NEW BOTTLING CO, 1500 ESPLANADE