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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1955)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1953 Pork Chops accompaniment. Wash and core the apples. Fill the cavity of each apple with a tablespoon of mince center-cut loin roast; alrloin and blade loin roasts cut from the ends of the loin and equally as flavorsome as the center cut us ually retailing for several cents a pound under the demanded center cut; tenderloin; crown roast and "occasion" roast made of rib sec tions formed into the shape of crown: Boston butt section of the pork shoulder; smoked shoulder butt, the boneless "eye" of the Boston butt which la cured and smoked; whole ham; butt and shank halves of ham; thick ham slice; apareribs; shoulder; cushion style picnic Boned shoulder with pocket formed for stuffing; Canadian-style bacon the boneless back strip cured and smoked. FORK ROAST Roast pork is most tempting; when slices are cut fairly thin. With large loin of pork, it is possible to cut two boneless slices between each two rlba. With a email loin, the slices may be thin enough if the cut is made between each pair of ribs. Two slices usual ly are served to each person. Pork chops, as well as all other cuts of pork, are a valuable food from the point of good nutrition. In addition to the high quality pro tein and minerals they contain, they are a rich source of the Im portant B vitamins. If you want to serve them plain at their Juicy, plump best, braise them slowly. Brown them first In their own or a small amount of added fat. Then cover the pan and let them cook very slowly for 34 minutes to one hour, depend ing upon the thickness. Use a hea vy pan to prevent scorching. Mincemeat apples are a good' meat. Make a syrup of 1 cup su gar and 1 cup water boiled togeth er for five minutes. Pour over apples In baking dish. Bake un covered in a moderate oven 350 degrees) 1 hour, basting frequent ly wiin syrup. ROAST PORK Actually, there are enough dif- lerent cuts of pork to serve a different one to your family every day for a month without repeat ing. Of course, most of these cuts may be cooked by different meth ods for even more mealtime va riety. Pork cuts for roasting Include Smartly Styled-Priced Right! I Housekeeping II II V E E li n at D T E af T VUHUHllitiv rsursvi Guoranleed by VCooi World's Finest Quality Diamond Rings 9d&a& IN PAINT and WALLPAPER jjKPp)vi dfl fk (y V Si 4. W ; . : J PLAIN OR FANCY PORK CHOPS are perfect for the autumn menu. Pork it an excellent buy in today's market and frequently on "special" in local stores. The platter shown here features pan-tried loin pork chops served with mincemeat stuffed apples. Photograph and cooking sug gestions ara from the National Live Stock and Meet Board in Chicago. - .!. V. 1 r " 7 , , , , f ir; - - -ri1::' ,t.,t PUMPKIN PIE and Gouda cheese combine to make a Halloween dessert that is tops in flavor and an appetizing finale to any Autumn dinner. Offer your family or guests a special treat by serving a whole baby Gouda cheese unit on a tile or a wooden cutting board so they may cut a wedge or two to eat with their pumpkin pie cheese and pie were made for each other. Remove cheese from the refrigerator at least an hour before serving time so that all the fine flavor of the cheese can be enjoyed. Meet The Hat That Reqlly Keeps Its Shape! 1 ft, Sh.S ""iiaJrW " n 1 & 1 w ADAM $5 - $6 - s750 New Styles - New Colors finest Quality vsk out I MOMi Et . HKM. LOT - OIIM:i. .til, ,, K.AiA I II IHek ilwdvr is AUvuijs ,, To Vault Your ! ! 0m CORNER 5th and MAIN SAUSAGE MAKING Sausage making Is an ancient art. It was known in the days of Confucius and mentioned by the Greek poet, Homer. Through the ages, different countries have made their contribution to the sausage family. When trade with the Orient was opened, new spe cies were brought back to Europe and used In sausage making. Ori gin of many sausages which may be purchased in this country today is revealed in their name Bolo gna, Salami, Frankfurter, Genoa, etc. By JACK NEIPP Highlight With Contrast Rooms with plain painted wolli ned not be monotonous or sev re. They can be mode interest. Jng, Individual and dramatic oil by the ingenious use of color. One of the most effective ways to introduce interest and variety into a room scheme is with color con trast, either colors in contrast with eoch other, or with shades of one color like o pale shade played up ogoinst a dark tone of the same color. This has been done in the ac companying sketch. Nutmeg brown' walls have been high lighted by a pointed panel sev eral shades of brown lighter than the tone of the walls. Note how the black vertical lines (also painted) give importance to the tight panel. Note also that the panel has been painted the exact width of the bed to be o port of the planned setting for the bed room group. We have oil the equipment you need to do o top notch paper hanging job . . . paste, brushes, scrapers, sponges, etc. Purchase the items you need separately or choose a complete paperhanging kit. Remember good equipment means a better job. Paperhanging "kits. 1.79. Tahl -effTI r?V?' Pk K.C. PAINT STORE "Your General Paint Dealer" 520 Klamath Ave., K. Falls, Ore. We Give Green Stamps n I.T.I t A- I "J I Uv.l-i.fr7iU7V VISTA $250.00 Alio $100 to 2475 W.dding king 12.30 LUXORA $500.00 Wedding King 1J0.0O REFLECTION $350.00 Wedding Ring 125.00 Many beautiful Keepsake styles at nationally ad vertised prices. Good Housekeeping, Keepsake and this store guarantee a period diamond in very Keepsake engagement ring. Easy credit terms, of course. SHELLEY $125.00 SSS W.dding Ring 75.00 J. C . REISTIE Jeweler 1021 Main Ctrrifiid Matter Watchmaker Ph. 4605. TJtarfka hi)pA and ShopA ... FOR GIFTS TO MAKE ... FOR HALLOWE'EN . . . Hotr long has It been since you cleaned out your handbag? No doubt it's time to re move the contents, eliminate about half of them, brush out the lining and restore the things you really need. '"'La JJfu dn-ii-tfonrselt acmsione jvu vlrji amethyal, malachite, garnet, rose quarts, tourmaline, aquamarine, topazl Such precious names sound as If they'd come right out of All Baba's cave. But you don't even need to say, "Open, Sesame," to find them, for Rlckys Jewelers have new and exciting ar rangements in costume Jewelry using these and other genuine stones. A line of real stone Jewelry has Just been purchased at this store at 100 Main. Not one or two gems are used for each piece, but a handful, whether It be for earrings, necklace or bracelet. Mounted in gold-filled (not gold plated) settings these pieces which can be come prized possessions forever, start at five dollars an item. This is less than many pieces of so-called costume Jewelry, made of lead and brass and colored glass. If you're shop ping for the man or men In your life, see the big ppllshed gemstones mounted In cuff links at 7.S0 to 15 dollars a pair. But don't neglect to shop for yourself at KiCKYs- .ii:wi:li:i.s stuff Is old stuff to a lot of Klamath Falls women. 1 They have been making it a merry Christmas for members of their families and their friends for years past. The exclusive needlework department at Miller's depart ment store on the first floor has countless Ideas for old hands at present-making, and for novices. Petit point earrings, compacts, pins and pill boxes are new by Hiawatha this year. There are also tote bags to be made in needlepoint, of crocheted corde, or a combination of both. Most of these are in gros point, and yarns by both Bear Brand and Hiawatha are featured. Spinnerin has a new dress-pak this year, found at 520 Main, which includes a skirt already knit, and yarn and directions to finish the gar ment in either one or two-piece style. Colors are turquoise, white wine, poppy, mushroom and twilight. Bernnt's famous yarns, in all wool, nylon and wool and tne new tweed wools are available for knitting and crochet ing, and practically every kind of pattern book. Including "Vogue," is here. Stamped pieces to embroider and sew are in full supply, and a big stock is on hand of the bulky yarns for quick-knius. You can take care of everyone from baby to grandpa In the needlework department at elegant fashion fabulous fit and superb quality can be yours in shoes for sport, duty, work, walking or Just for showing off a well-turned ankle If you shop at Miller's Shoe Department. The Americana line in Red Cross shoes, which Is being featured here by Prank Bogatay, is truly designed for better living. This brand of shoe, which has kept five million Ameri can women comfortable and happy for years, can be found in amost any flattering style, from suede to hand-rubbed calf, in all the new fall colors. You'll find Red Cross shoes for every hour of your busy day and eve nings at 520 Main. How will you have yours? Decide at MILLER'S SHOE DEPAIITMEiVr l i lt S ChrinlmaH Cards a dozen personalized Chrl.stmas carus will be given with every 25-dollar order for por traits from now on throuRh Thanksgiving at Two sisters studio. This is the studio where no extra charge is made for coming to your home to take photographs. Mrs. Carney, the artlM-photographer at this studio at 2914 Summers Lane, feels that she can make belter, more realistic, photographs of her subjects In their normal, every-dny surround ings. Colored pictures here are made by means of transparent oils, which let the photograph show through. So pick up the phone, dial 3-0329. and make an appointment at two sisi i ns vn mo no near n that certain tall fragrance in the air makes one think of- glowing coals in the fireplace and corn a-popplng over the embers. Roberts Hardware has corn poppers for sentlmenttal ists like Martha, and two styles of electrlo poppers, In addition. The electric popcorn poppers have separate little stoves, or burners, but can be used on an electrical element of the stove, also. One kind comes with four serving bowls for the finished pro duct. The fireplace poppers are in two ver sionsone of wire and one of thin sheet metal. If you run out of treats for the small tricksters on Hallowe'en it only takes a Jiff- to pop some corn. You furnish the butter and salt, and be ready with a popcorn maker from 3890 South Sixth, ItOUEIKTS IIAIimVAIIE & SPOItTI.X, GOODS well-dressed? to be well-dressed means, literally, Just that, this season. The heyday of the dress is marked ' at Bon Bazaar, where prettier dresses in clude young new party clothes In a wide price range 19.95 to seventy dollars. A black velvet and taffeta for after 5 o'clock with, ' scoop neck and tiny sleeve is ' the only one of its kind at 4480 South Sixth. Jet beading outlines the deep scallop where the full taf feta skirt is joined to the long-torso velvet top. A bow low In the center of the back adds fillip. The entire dress is lined In pellon and a black net ruffled underskirt is built-in. A frock in red and black brocade, braid trimmed, by Peg Palmer features the covered up late-day effect, at only 19.95. Style and softness is achieved in a Kahn velveteen suit in pompon color a russety brown shade at 38.95. The skirt is slim, the jacket long and cuffed. A heavy, corded lace Peter Pan col lar is accent. Satin trims the very fine, sheer woolen black dress with jacket which can be worn from morning to midnight, by Nob Hill. This outfit includes skirt, evening top sans sleeves and faultlessly tailored Jacket. Look for new importance, new imagination in the dress at HON KAZAAR ehoeolaie souffle Unit ii-ear requires expert handling and Howard's Cleaners can give your knitted and crm-hetrd garmrnta Just that. Whether you're knitting tor Christmas, or have a last year's dress that needs the professional touch. Gladva at 9889 can take care of your problem. A little stretch here or a Utile shrinking there will make your sweater or skirt come out looking Just the way you want It. and you'll receive It properly boxed, too. Afghans." bed spreads and tablecloths, as well as your wear ables, are properly measured before and alter blocking, are alwd wiih steam and never "Ironed" at 925 East Main. So no matter how delicate your dress. If It requires blockmc. call iimvAiurs 1.1: m:hs sounds like a new dessert, and could be! It' s one of the Roger's Chocolates specialties carried at Currlns for Drugs. Three flavors of the souffle are Included In the round, plas tic package vanilla, rum and filbert. If you re planning a candy-ruling binge, Martha Kt.MMiuriiu uus, or any oi ine ever-tresh Roger's chocolates which may be purchased at ihe Ninth and Muin sireei store. Made in Seattle, these canities never lnv In a ware house and got stule. They're all hand-dipped, and mailo with pure but lor and cream. The caramels are chewy, not sllckv. and the cherry cordials are out of this world. The fondant with which the rordials are made Is stored for three months, and the svrup is formed from the ausar Used In the fondant. Roger's peanut brittle Is packed In a heavy waxed container to keep lts buttery good ness Intact. It's only 69 cents a pound. Boxes of chocolates from one to five pounds, in var ious assortments such as all-chooolate-cov-rred nuts: creams, nuts and chews: or all creams, are always fresh at u i.m.vs i on mis (.s don't jump In the river or leap from the window if you don't win the beautiful new Ford sedan to be given away at Fortune Service station Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. The boys at this friendly station at South Sixth and East Main want you to realize that, naturally, you all can t' win. To make you feel better, they announce that a new 1956 Ford sedan or the Falrlane series will be given away Christ mas eve to some lucky purchaser of Fortune gasoline. The Falrlane series of cars Is the nicest made by Ford. To keep their customers happy. Fortune gives away a new Ford every 60 days. Ten numbers will be drawn Wednes day night. If the holder of the first number drawn is present, she will receive the Ford, then and there. If not. and she doesnt claim the car by the following Wednesday night, November 2. at 8 o'clock, the person who holds the second number drawn will be elig ible to receive the car, and so on. Numbers will be posted publicly at the station for the week following the drawing If the car Is not claimed Wednesday. It pays to buy the gasoline that smiles at miles" at lOHTlWE SEIIVICE toys to em-hunt and educate, your child are now on display In the wonderland for younit ones at J. W. Kerns. The largest stock of toys ever has Just been put on display here at 734 South Sixth. It would be a good idea to look them over and at least lay away your favored items before the advent of the holiday sea son. It is then that the annual marionette shows, given to the children by Kerns', begin, and Santa Clause makes regular visits. Meet ing "Robert the Robot" was an experience for Martha. Robert Is a mechanical man operated by remote control and featuring a patented talking device. Quite a little man for only six dollars! Columns could be written about the dolls above. There are Horsman Sayco. Roberta and Ideal dolls, to name a few well known brands. Wheel toys; all kinds of sets such as chemistry, painting, mechan leal drawing, etc: fishing kits: trappings for a "royal knight:" sets ior cooking and serv. lng junior-sire meals these are only a sample of what you can see at the toyland at i. w. ki;iis When Baby reaches the toddling stage there's a great temptation to make every bye-bye" trip to Ihe storea Into a "buy-bny" tor Baby. Restrain yourself. A new loy now and then. Instead of every trip, lays the groundwork for training in self-denial he'll someday have to have.
