Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1955)
A PAGE TWENTY-FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1955 if : . ' v.f J.-h WOOL JERSEY" makei -this delightful dre$s shown in a light tone of qua and a slightly deeper tone in the tissue weight wool tweed skirt. It is a one-piece dress, although it has the appearance of two pieces. The neckline is especially flatter ing and the slim-line skirt has the advantage of ample width through impressed pleats in front. There are seam pockets and a self-contour belt. Two shades of vintage pink or black and pearl gray are other color combinations. Photo is from the Wool Bureau, Los Angeles. Check Shoes For School Millions of reluctant young feet will be drafting back to school during the next few weeks as the oll-toovshort Bummer vacation comes to an end. Before school Rtart.t Is a good time to make sure that your re luctant scholar Isn't dragging his feet because they hurt. As you know cnly too well, youngsters' feet grow at an unpredictable pace, and it's & good lea to check their shoes before they return to school. Selecting a back-to-school shoe that will meet your insistence on hcalthfulness and durability, and your youngster's demand for style will be no trick this Fall. The stores have what Is perhaps the greatest selection of children's leather, shoes ever produced. Just make certain . that the shoes are well constructed, with leather soles and uppers, as recommended by loot specialists. After that, give your youngsters the fun of select ing roal grown-ur shoos which have been skillfully Rcalcd down to look like Mom and Dad's, but provide tho support needed by Rrowlng feet. Generally, shoes for both ooys and girls are slimmer and lighter this Fall, ns a result of the new lightweight leathers or both uppers and soles. Here Is a brief run-down on what you and your youngsters will find in the shoe shops: Leather pumps are a big thing for little girls. The single strap shell silhouette Is still the most popular single type in dress and party shoes. Little girls' feet will really twinkle In the new luster leather pumps. Patent, of course, is a perennial in girls' party shoes,! but printed leathers, metallic fin ishes and the lusters are taking some of the play away from it. For school shoes, fine crushed grains and soft glove leathers arc most popular. Suedes are used in some school shoes, frequently in combination with mooth leathers. Boys' shoes more than ever follow Father's. Tassel ties, Rored1 slip-ons, loafers, wing-tip and U- wings are most popular. Low-top lines in two-eyelet styles will prob ably be the most sought-after shoe among boys this Fall. The brown family is still Number 1 with boys, although black is com ing up fast. Black leather is mak ing a comeback mainly because of the greys and blues which arc being featured in boys' suits. Cor dovan color which Is a sort of happy medium Is also being ahown widely. The most popular leathers are the fine grains. They are bent? UKOd in both dress and sports shoes. An innovation is htRh-walled leath er wnltinor which adds a. real (fashion note to the sturdy boys' oxford. LA V 7? I ' 4 - :V, lit V ' ' Pineapple Prune Bread Versatile Is the word for Pine apple Prune Bread for It fits Into every- occasion. You'll love its picy-sweet flavor and the crunch lnrss of the walnuts. This fruit bread is wonderful for sandwiches in picnic basket or lunch box, for afternoon or evening snacks with cool drinks and a perfect part ner for a luncheon salad. It should be sliced thin, of course, find requires only the simplest o( fillings sucb as a bland cream cheese. Made with refreshing pineapple Udbits and chopped prunes, it re tains a fresh moistness in the bak ing and slices beautifully. Here's the easy technique for making Pineapple Prune Bread good to the last morsel: 1 cup boiling water 1 cup uncooked, dried prunes, pitted and chopped 2 teaspoons soda 1 cup pineapple tidbit 1 cup syrup from pineapple and water 2 tablespoons salad oil 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped walnuts or pe cans Pour boiling water over chopped uncooked prunes; add soda. Drain pineapple tidbits thoroughly and add enough water to syrup to make 1 cup; pour over prunes. Allow to stand while mixing bat ter. Combine salad oil, sugar and esg thoroughly. Stir in vanilla. Sut flour, measure and sift again with baking powder and salt. Add to creamed mixture alternately with liquid from prunes and pine apple. Then add prunes, pineapple tid bits and nuts. Spoon into two 5x9 inch loaf pans and bake in a slow oven (300 degrees) for one hour. Makes 2 loaves. A HEALTHY TAN on a man's fact is always attractive, but if in acquiring the ten he has also acquired a dry, patchy skin and premature furrows, then it is time for Gourielli's "Active Ozone Cream." It is especially valuable to men with a tender skin. This all-purpose cream with the remedial in gredient, nascent oxygen, leaves the face cool and smooth and may be applied day or night. A perfect after-shave cream, it makes a wonderful lubricant to counteract the dry ing effects of soap and water and banishes the stinging feel ing even encourages nicks to heal quickly. wow for tasty SAIA Vyou li enjoy CIRCUS RINGS jmidoit SEASHELUS laKt trtfro IBessv'3 pishes By Bessy, the Basin Bossy A phone call to a police depart ment recently informed the desk , sergeant the woman on the other end of the line had discovered a skunk In her basement. "Just take some brend," the sergeant suggested, "nnd make a trail from your basement on out side." A few minutes Inter the police man answered the phnne nRaln. "I did what you told me. Now I've Rot two skunks in my base ment." One of the big problems of sum mertime is keeping the kids at- traded like our striped friends above were, i.e., keeping them close enouiih to home to malntnm at least a minimum WBlch over their sHfety and well-being. To do lhat you've Just nnturnlly got to make home attinrtive, di( feicnlly attractive, lor Ihc time. Nice weather and fal-oll things of interest will be competing wilh you all the time. Slue, thev enn stay outside, but It would certainly be nice it they would slny in sight, wouldn't it? One of our good friends has virtually solved the problem it t least she's reached the best solu tion we've heard about yet. Enrrgy-bui'iiuu! youngsters love lots of cool. Iresh-tastlng drinks in warm weather. Arul ilirv like a vanely. So this family of three children Is constantly bring served Up a whole relngeratnr lull n( (me milk drinks. And their arc simply dozens of ni. too. There's Ico chocolate nnd orange Julius, ke milk and milk shakes to name a few. Milk punch-in any flavor depending upon tho type ot Juice mixed with it-makes a sur prisingly dellgluiul and surprising, ly refreshing variety lor even grownups. Amazing as II mav seem, not only the trio slick aiound, but all the mothers in the neighborhood know where their children are, too. - - Beyond the "slay around the neighborhood" the special aiirar tlon puis Into the younger set, n also injects a whole lot of whole some goodness, flood health is a prime requisite la months out n( the year and In the summertime as much as the re,t of thp season Four full glasses of nnlk every day for children .straight from the sparkling, local Klamath Hn-in dairies will keep your voungatri.i home and healthly. Surii a buv Is unsurpassed in the market, either. Klamath Basin Oiade "A" milk la just a must. Take H from me. Betsy. I, If THE GREAT!! tThOW ON EARTH VALUES Poteet's Market Owned & Operated By Bob & "Peanuts" Poteet Colored Pon Ready Roasting QQr Hens lb. Oil Armour Star Slab Bacon Lite, Leon Sides lb. 49c Good Lean Beef Roasts ib. 29c 4-lb. Carton Pure 7Qr Lard Ib. 071 Depend on us For Quality! Wesson Oil Pricei ro. Effective Qt 3C trrilav Borden s Through "MVIAIJE Ff'doy 59c qf. POST'S Raisin Bran 14-ox. o n A for Pkg. Swonsdown Cake Mix One Step Cake Mix 25c Pk9. Minuteman Frosting 25c Pkg. Kool-Aid 6 Pk9S. 25c Minute Rice 15c S-oz. Pkg. Post Grape-Nuts m! Flakes Ford in coch Pkg. "Pkg 2Pk9t 39c GARDEN-FRESH PRODUCE MEDFORD CORN Doi 29c YELLOW ONIONS lb 5c BELL PEPPERS lb 10c Cantaloupes or Honey Dews ,b 5c Jcllo instant Pudding 5 Flavors 2 Pkgs. 19C JELLO 3 Pkgs. 25C Hamburger Relish Nollcy'i 1Q-. 12-ox. Jor NUCOA 29c ,, Durkee'i Tossed Salad Dressing 29c am era Si: J li ir2,.iisi9 ltlkl I lv ow soft wikitss . . slum ( 1710 Oregon Ave. Phone 3860 BON BAZAAR'S We're Cleaning House! Mostly Odds and Ends of Summer Goods - Nor all sizes, not all colors, but Terrific Values - Fractions of original cost! Thursday - Friday - Saturday only. Men's ARGYLES 3 $1 Reg. 98c CAMP STOOLS " Reg. 69c WATER SOFTENER While Thev Last 1C LADIES - 2 Racks - Values to $22.95 Girls' Cotton li in Ladies Ladies Plisse Ladies Sailcloth Nylon Slips Pajamas Jackets GoodfRun 49 ye, p.e, Reg. $3.95 Musical CAKE PLATES While they last VINYL TAFFETA Shower Curtains With Window Curtains to match $1 each Girl's Sizes 6-14 1 Ladies' Butcher Linen BOLEROS $ 1 Boy's and Girl's T-SHIRTS 9!oh li OC sues m f 1-6 HP Girls and Ladies Pedal Pushers 1 Shoe Polish 5c Candy Dishes 10c Imported Stemware 239c Reg. 6.95 Barbecue H 1.00 Screwdrivers 79c -25c 5c 1.00 Shakers Candle Tapers Bath Mat Set Salt & pepper. Reg. value 1.00 Now Only Odds and Ends Glass Towels 121.00 Ladies Rubber Gloves 31.00 n I and Adhesive P Gauze Bandage T0Pe c0C 5c Ladies Caps 0dds 49c One Group Boys Ski Pajamas0"-:: 1.00 Whisk Brooms 10c Plaid Tote Bags 49c Wooden Spoon and Fork Sets 10c J ONE TABLE k ( ODDS ENDS - vauSes - All Reduced ) Low, Low Prices Plus S & H Green Stamps If you're not Shopping The BonYou're Spending Too Much! 4480 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food Store
