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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1956 y ' v -. V, 1 41 . i jK, '1, -U BERMUDA PANTS are per fect for wlntortime sleep wear. Carter's Wild Violet print Bermuda pajamai are a dormitory dolight and just at wonderful for the girl at home. Of softest cotton-knit so that washing is easy and ironing not necossary, the loose, Italian - style blouse with puffed sleeves and smocked bib-front falls loose and full over the Bermuda pants. It comes in blue or pink on a white background. Creamy Prom When home permanent . were Introduced about 10 years ago, a new era in huir gioomlnt was in itiated. Although the first Kits re quired as many as 12 separate procedures, women were delight ed to be able to wave their own hair at home. Binco then, the home wave in dustry has constantly developed taster and easier methods. And now, there's another great Im provement which will be welcome news to the 30.0C-.000 "do-it-yourself" home wavers. ' It's Creamy Prom with homog enized waving cream that beauty tieats and conditions the hair as it waves. The procedure Is sim plicity plus. All the user does Is smonih on the rich, "no-drip waving cream as she winds her curls In whatever order is eas iest. That's all. The wave neutral- itself durlnn the drying pe riod When her hair is brushed into place, there's no "aller-wave dryness." The finished permanent Is long-lasting, soft and manage able because the homogenized waving cream conditions ihe hair. Creamv Prom Is available In three strengths very gentle. regular and suner. It also has a companion end curl kit for between permanent use on bangs, neckline and end curls. This kit has the same superior formula and the same easv process as tne complete kit. But. unlike Creamy Prom (which Is "ru -lom'-'n 'or various types of hair), it is a gen eel purpose lotion designed to blend In the end curl with the rest of the hair'. .1 . r:e.'- :v"F I. - i t . .... M-4 FROSTING HINT To make frosting slick to cakes without sliding, dust the cake .lightly with flour before applying I tho frosting. 7 Max Factor Jr. Makes Forecast . Klfl-.LI.ING NUTS To make pecans easier to shell, put them in boiling water and let them stand for an hour. 3 2836 So. 6th Across From Bank PHONE 3315 S SEAFOOD Specials For Thur.. Fri., And Sat. We're Back In Business! New Load Seafood Just In! LARGE WHITE Fresh Crabs Fresh Oysters Tuna Lobsters WE GIVE G&W BROWN STAMPS V ONE OF THE ALL-TIME favorites is custard pie. It Is simple to make because it combines milk and eggs with very few other ingredients. Custard pie is a good way to get extra milk into the meal. All smart cooks know that the best foods from the standpoint of flavor and good nutrition are made with milk. Custard Pie The popularity of custard pie Is demonstrated at most any restau rant, where It can almost always be found listed on the menu. Va riety in flavorings used can make It suitable for any season. Nutmeg Custard Pie Is the choice of many at this time of the year. Homemakers are wise if they consider the dessert as a part of the total meal when checking up on their contribution in food nu trients. Desserts you know, can be simply added calories to a meal, but when milk or Ice cream are a part of the dessert, you give the meal that extra measure of good nutrition. Milk with its sup ply of protein, minerals and vita mins Is excellent to use as a des sert base. NUTMEG CUSTARD PIE 3 eggs V cup sugar Vt teaspoon salt 2'4 cups milk 1 teaspoon vanilla extract i teaspoon nutmeg One 8-Inch unbaked pastry shell '. Beat eggs slightly; add sugar, salt, milk, vanilla extract and nut meg. Pour Into pastry shell. Bake in hot oven- 425 deg. F., 40 min utes or until inserted knife comes out clean.'. Makes 6 servings. Lb. ij "35C u loo Fresh Frozen -vV J f CLOROX-clean kens are r ' f extafeshandclean... jv j L !; -eyen when dried indoorcl.p w J h i 1 x ; 1 h L " iV CL0R0X makes linens mom than white... it makes them $Mfey. too! Yes, Clorox alwoyj gives you a tleamr wash that smells (leaner, to...rain er shine! Clorox makes white cottons and linens whiter, fast colors brighter... removes dingimss, stains, storrti and mildew. And renumber, too, no other homo laundering product tquals Clorox In germ-killing efficient I Use Clorox with confidence (or laundering your finest cottons and guest linens... for Clorox is extra gentle. Made by an ex clusive patented forrnula, it's free from caustic. Also Clorox, a liquid, contains no gritly particles to damage your wash. washer or dryer A CLOROX-clean house is a pleasure and a safety measure! Whtn you uit Clorox In rowilnt hoint cleaning, you maVt your tiomt e pltaionttr, taftr ploct for your family. For, whito Clorox t getting fid of itaini and unpltoiant odori, It htlpi gtt rid of gtrmu Read th label for dirtctioni on a veoliK of woyt Clorox tovti tim Ond work for fiouttwivtitvtrydoy. j ) lie Itt ill thnt benrRu In A' a Cloroz-deu wahf Si A fJlLl t, " Iff v uTO...Lloriut V . 4 w.i S hj " '"nwiumIiw,, . m ut , 1 I 1 ' j-y- vn Its 1ST II ls f ?y Whet it's aOROX-cleon . . ; it's SAFER for family health 1 This Is the time of year when predictions of things to come are more practiced than telling for tunes or reading palms. In saying his sooth, Max Fac tor Jr.'s prediction for 1956 stem from knowledge of trends, not from occult powers or second sight, like the Oypsy Lady's or the be-tur-banned gent's. With eyes and ears In Holly wood, New York. Paris, London. Rome and other beauty-minded capitals, where his firm operates, Factor also comes up with more than sporting bets when he pre dicts that: The '.'new look" of the year will be "The Grace Kelly Look." What "Mr. Ivy League" (that elite student or alumnus of Har vard, Yale, Princeton, etc.) Is to Ihe well-groomed masculine world, Grace Kelly will be to the feminine population which, according to Fac tor wants more and more to look like a lady. Orace Kelly typifies mat iook in a well-groomed, clean- scrubbed appearance of skin, make up, hair; In a tasteful, subtle mode of dress which includes no more Jewelry, doodads of exaggerated feminine curves than become a lady. "The evening glamor that typi fies the 'Grace Kelly look." says Factor, "is indirectly lighted, not directly blazed from neon bulbs! Her influence on hair-do's her simple brushed-back-from-the-face style, slanted to the side will make your shampoo and vour hair brush two of the busiest bees in townl Two other "looks" fnr loss mni be reckoned With eave Watn They were well enough established In 1955 to give them a firm hold oil the new year. One Is the em pirea make-up of pale skin tones, great, big bee-yu-tlful eyes (like Empress Josephine's) and red-as- TTmnfrp-lpurAl Una itrhinh rniin..r the SmnfrA rpin-n nf fachinn Mlrtt Pierrot follows Pierrette. - The Other is the Oriental lnnlr typified by creamy skin tones, slanting eyes, and lips-as-red-as-a-. Burmese ruby which will travel the Orient ExDress nf loss with -the caftan coat, the harem skirt and other Eastern-inspired fashions. The color barrier will be hrnken in 1956. Thanks to the Infinite variety oil make-up shades, says Factor, a woman will be able In 1956 to break down the color barrier which says she has to wear thls-or-that dress color because she's a blonde, a brunette, a brownette or a red- bead. Small areas on the color chart which once confined her dress col ors to those Nature picked for her have now grown as big and wide as a rainbow, says Factor, This Hollywood expert is among the vanguards who've widened the range of lipstick sliades pinks-to-reds-to-rose-to-flame that allow a woman to wear any color that strikes her fancy. But even he voices a warning: though your personal color choices will be wide and varied, you can still have a color-clash. Therefore, he says, choose the colors In this wide range, which flatter you mostl .,W..Yi mm WW 5 - Rose Named For Rose Marie Reid Like many of the most beautiful blooms 10 oe developed in recent years, the Rose Marie Reid Rose is the latest triumph of Germain's, internationally known floricultur ists. Inspired by the luxury and color of the Rose Marie Reid swimsuit collections, this newest of tea roses is exceptionally long stemmed with beautifully formed buds that open to a breathtaking "dawn pink" set nil mniesticnllv bv deep green, richly textured foliage. In 1906, me ixose Rose takes Its place at the head of a long and illustrious line of pre,- ini-nHiiAH 1 earlier bv uciCisuia iiih.- - Germain's. These Include the world renowned Queen Elizabeth rose. All American award winner in ivso English and holder of numerous awards. . Rose Marie Reid Joins Germain's in proudly announcing the birth of this newest and loveliest of American roses a tribute to its creator, Milton L. Whisler, head of Germain's Rose Research De partment, and to the Rose Marie Reid tradition of beauty. TINY TOTS Topper sets by Carter's are the ideal winter costume for the learn Ing-to-walk youngsters. The two. piece Topper sets by Carter's are available In styles for girls and boys. Of the softest cotton-knit that washes easily and needs no Iron, ing. the Jacket is Just the right length so It won't interfere witb the creeping and the crawling. Matching plasticlzed pants hv snap-fastened fronts. In pincheckt of pastels, they stay neat and un ruffled through hours of play. ITALIAN sweeter pajamas are perfectfor the back-to-school wardrobe after the Christmas holidays. The strip ed sweater top of Carter's warmwear pajamas is of a new fabric combination. Of brushed nylon and 'orlon, the plush softness is worn next to the skin. The cuffed trous ers are brushed nylon. Two pockets on the jacket are for stowing belongings. WALTER H. FLEET PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICES TO 5 SHOPPING CENTER V 3120 Se. 6th Phone 6041 AT- 3660 So. 6th NOW OFFERS wmmmtmk f SHOPPING CENTER C ikA. iX Ph. 3434 DRIVE-IN SERVICE 8 P.M. To 12 Midnight (Open Sat. Til 2 A.M.) 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