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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1955)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN 9WH ISA- and "airn J V ItoMIadlsEStelliiOT By Florence Jenklu Edftoc ' jU Ql- fat isE-i ANGELIQUE Angelique the perfume ward rob of angels Is available In Klamath Falls. Angelique asks: What kind of Angel are you? The answer, of course, will de pend upon the time, the place and your mood . very Important In choosing just which Angellque per fume you will wear, Oold Salin Is for regal splendor. White 8atln Is for gay innocents. Red Satin is for exciting mys tery. Black Satin, but naturally, is for sophistication. The aura in which an earthly angel moves may well be the deli cate fragrance of the Angelique perfume that so perfectly reflects her temperament. Features in the line Include the Angelique Cologne Quartette which contains the-four fragrances, the Angelique Gift Set, complete with atomizer, cologne and matching bath powder in your choice of An gelique's four fragrances, or An gelique Cologne Spray which is convenient for dressing table, hand bag or travel, i A NEW MACHINE at Klamath Falls Creamery has added another convenience for home makers. The photo shows a demonstration of the machina at the factory, with the conveyor belt at the back bringing out the Twin-Paeki with aasy carrying handles. The cartons era held together at the top by a strip around the two quart cartons, sealing in the handles. Twin'Pak Cartons Make Debut Here The Klamath Falls Creamery last week commenced general distribu tion of its new Grater Lake Twin Fak milk cartons. Marklni another great step, to ward convenience packaging, the local creamery has installed one of the latest and most modern ma chines which wraps two single quarts of milk together and at tne same time Inserts a handle for easy carrying. j According to Percy Murray, manager of the Klamath Falls Creamery, this machine was de veloped in San Francisco and in less than two years is one of the most talked of new developments in the marketing of milk in the country. It makes possible the pur chase of milk at the grocery store or supermaket in multiple units and yet retains all the home con venience of the individual quart containers. According to Murray, this type of milk packaging has proved tre mendously successful in every mar ket where it has been introduced. Personnel from the Klamath Falls Creamery carefully surveyed many markets where all types of milk containers were available to the public and found that where the Twin-Pak milk cartons were sold, they were preferred by shoppers in every instance by wide mar gins. Murray pointed out that Klam ath Falls Creamery has been dis tributing dairy products on this market for nearly 40 years and this marks the fourth major change in the milk containers used. First were the large round glass milk bottles. Then followed the square glass bottle that took so much less space In refrigerators. Later, the revolutionary paper containers re placed all glass bottles on the local market and now the Twin-Pak mul tiple unit for greater consumei convenience. Klamath Falls Creamery mar kets all its dairy products under the Crater Lake trade mark and is wholly locally owned with all owners actively engaged in the creamery operation. While , the Klamath Country has never been recognized as a major dairy pro ducing . area, the Klamath Falls Creamery has grown to be one of the most diversified dairy manu facturers in the state uf Oregon. All Crater Lake dairy products are processed and manufactured local ly. The products now being manu factured include Crater Lake but ter, milk, cream, buttermilk, ice cream, sherbets and other frozen desserts, Cheddar cheese, Monterey cheese and cottage cheese. The Klamath Falls Creamery has now become the largest distributor of Golden Ouernsey milk In the state, receiving the milk direct MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your Experienced Agent WILLARD HOTEL Phone 3088 from the local Guernsey produc ers. The local creamery owners are Earl Kent, Robert Kent, Rodney Murray and Percy Murray, COFFEE BREAK Tired writing up your Christmas card list for next year? A hand ful of fresh California dates or seedless raisins will give you quick, spur-of-the-moment pick-up and are good accompaniments for your mid-morning cup of coltee. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THt HAPPY UTUt DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE LET MALLORY SAVE YOU MONEY! OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY Yakima, Golden Delicious All Brands In Stockl ' APPLES ZLT COFFEE 89 Snowdrift, Criseo, or Spry All Purpose Shortening ... 69c Shortening 49c c lb sugar Powdered or Brown (Limit) 3 - 25' Pure Pork Lean Sausage Pork STEAK Tender end Good ib Steaks 5"b. '1 Ground Beef 5?1 Pork -29c ROASTS -29c Meaty . 35c Beef Roasts -25c 70"x80" SHEET BLANKETS Reg. $1.79 $4 49 1 Beginninq Jan. 1st. We Will Close at 7 o'clock Merrill-Lakeview Junction I n rr u Open Until 9 o'clock On Saturdays. AAALLORY'S MARKET Phone 8147 We Give Wm. Roger Silverware Certificate! SWEET CHERRY . FRUIT MEDLEY Simple to prepare, this la ele gant enough for a fruit cup to precede a formal dinner. 1 pound can dark sweet cher ries 1 1314 os. can pineapple cubes 1 ripe banana, peeled and sliced Vi cup grenadine syrup or fruit Juice Drain and pit cherries. Drain pineapple cubes. Peel and slice ba nana and dip into pineapple juice. Arrange fruit in sherbet or fruit glasses. Pour grenadine or Juice over fruit and chill before serving. Makes four or five servings. 7: , .'i ' ve li V.-:-'. S&W Fine Foods Annual Carnival Once again It Is time for S&Ws annual carnival promotion wn'eh will be conducted throughout the area during the month of January and into early February. This marketing event coincides with the lowest point of supply of fresh vegetables. Watch for the special displays in your favorite grocery store or supermarket and in the advertis ing pages of the Herald and News. This timely, annual promotion accents the year-round availability of canned foods. Meal planners are now working Into their dally menus larger quan tities of canned vegetables than at anv time of the year. S&W quality builds saUsfled customers and makes the Job a lot easier for the homemaker at this time of year. ONIONS ' Boiled onions, dressed up with a thin sauce (which may be ac cented with a little Sherry wine if you wish) and silvered toasted almonds, go well with wlntertlnv menus. A STATELY DECORATION (or buffet table or mantel for the holiday and post-holiday entertaining is this reindeer head made of leather-grain embossed aluminum sheet made by Reynolds Metals Company. Reynolds Metals Company's Do-It-Yourielf plans are available by writing the company, 2500 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Every homemaker is familiar with the standard weight and heavy duty Reynolds Metalt Company foil, but other weights and patterns in easy-to-handle sheets are the perfect material for making all sorts of ornaments and decorations. GINOfS Will Be Open Until Iiev; Years Eve FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE! BEN B. LEE, MGR. Phone 6496 For Order To Go The one drink your Holiday Guests will welcome Coca-Cola You're sure to have guests. They're sure to want Coke. Better have plenty... almost everyone appreciates the best! 1 'If' j-" ' " Get Extra Coke For The Holidays Famlly-Slie OTTtIO UNDER AUTHORITY 0 T H I COCA-COtA C6MANT lf THE COCA-dOLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS IMS, The COca-coia company "Col." b a raslitartJ trednw lb .1
