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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1956)
PAGE SIXTKEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TI IURSDAY, JANUARY 5. 1956 , . . ..... : -r:rv- it? " "'Hh U ' i - . x ' v. jB - ' ft y , ' ' i A ' I t .... :. ' M V TV-!-'' FOR MID-WINTER PARTIES the smart girl prefers a lipstick that will not change color according to the light. For this reason, Milkmaid's new shade, Bitter Swee't, is an ideal choice for its color stays true whether the wearer is walking in sun shine, working under neons, looking dreamy-eyed with roman tic candlelight around or dancing under crystal chandeliers. Like all Milkmaid lipsticks, Bitter Sweet has a 15 per cent pure tweet cream content. jM1" iT-"1 "." X t six f k :? f t w SWIM SUITS and new bath ing suits praent colorful novelty textures and paHernt made of fabrics woven with Celaperm, the Celanese ace tate with the sealed-in color. Here is one of the new Rox anne suits with built-in bra, sizes A, B and C. The dobby dotfed faille woven with Cel anese Celaperm acetate and elasticiied cotton is trimmed with white bands. A New Folder On Air Travel In a new folder Just issued by the Air Transport Association of America, "So You're Klylng," there are helpful suggestions on all piiases of a Journey by air. from how to make your reserva- tion to what sort of a wardrobe and cosmetics travel best. The lenflet reminds the prospec j tive air traveler that her 'starting-point" airline 'Will niuke- l'user-' ! vations on other lines if It is to be a long Journey where several dif ferent airlines will be used. It also poinU out that wives may now travel for half fare with their hus bands three days a week on the Family Plan. A good motto with rcRurd to luggage, says- the leaflet, Is "Take care of the ounces and the pounds will take care of themselves." Weight-saving materials that wash and dry fast and puck well are ad vised for the wardrobe and the leaflet puts a special blessing on svool and silk knits. With regard to cosmetics, it sug gests that as many oi these as pos sible be in fold-up metal tubes, winch are lltrlmveight. easy to nan die, pack in smnll spaces and pro vide insurance against spills. There are al.io suggestions for traveling with small fry. It is point ed out that with the aid of the hos tess there will be no difficult v In feeding young babies, as she will bo happy to heal, he bottle or bnby food at feeding time. 'Traveling with children by air is pleasure Instead of deal," the folder adds. "Children love to fly. They enjoy the excite ment of boarding the big plane nnd watching the clouds go by the window. It Is nn experience they svlll remember always and cherish." Some Woolens Take To Water Like A Duck Some woolens can be -washed without shrinking out of fit. They won't mat or felt. One or. two types can even be macblne washed! Best news Is that this winter there are enough of these wash able woolens so that everyone can enjoy the convenience and econo my of a wool outfit that can be washed tonight, worn tomorrow. Seven years ago there was just a handful of washable sweaters available. Now there are woven, as well as knit wools, carrying the Sanforlan tag. which identifies the specific wools that wash with out shrinking. These woven ools have been styled into a whole army of dresses, Jackets and skirts, pants, shirts and shorts. There are Jerkins and jumpers, socks and sweaters, too. Washable wools are wonderful for the young fry. Gay. pretty- colored dresses and coats are practical for little girls because there are no cleaning bills. Sohool boys are easier to keep' neat and clean when their pants can go Into the washing machine. In addition to pants, there are washable wool sports coats, vests and jackets for these school boys. Dressy enough for Sunday visit ing to Grandma's and Sunday school, they are popularly priced they can be school going as well. When clothes aren't AWOL at the cleaners, a smaller wardrobe is possible. Thus, children have a chnnce to wear out their clothes before they Rrow out of them. . SKIRTS GALORE Sauforlan skirts and Jumpers are popular for girls of all ages from 3 to 3. Tnis season tney are styieo in the best fashion silhouettes of gored, flared, pleated or sheath lines. Many are In colorful, flan nels such as moss green. liRht bthv. copper, teal and various reds. Others trend to the fashion. popular charcoal grays and browns, bankers gray, and navy. Tweeds with multi-colored flecks are featured for the simpler-styled sports skirts. Woven plaids and checks give a bold face to other versions. AVAILABLE AS PIECE GOODS Washable woolens can be bought by the yard as well as In ready-to-wear, and many sewers style them into Interesting dresses and Jacket suits. Smart thing to remember in hand tailoring your own washable wool is to choose a pattern with lines easy to wash and iron. Look for Dolman or wing type sleeves; simple necklines that take a mini mum of stiffening and lining; avoid cording because it takes, Ion to dry; eliminate frou-frou trim that doesn't hold up well Imsoap suds. If you must line a jacket be sure to choose a lining that won't shrink. Snnforized cotton chnllis or broadcloth In gay flower prints or dramatic checks Is most effective and perhaps you can style a blouse to match. WASHING INSTRUCTIONS Washing these woolens is really very simple. If you buy ready-to-wear, the Sanforlan tag on the (riirment will give specific washing instructions. Use warm water ana nlentv of mild soap suds. Rinse thoroughly. When machine wash ing, . keep water level high and loud light. Two or three minutes ngltutlon In suds should be suffi cient, followed by the usual rinses Press while damp. ' MORE LABELS More than ever before, mer chandise is being labeled with factual Information about its service-giving qualities. More and more women read the label rather than ask the salesperson. Does It wash? Should it be dry cleaned? IS it colorfast? Is it crease resis tant? If you are buying cortons. welcome the familiar Sanforized label turning up this year on cot ton flannels, challis, broadcloths and twills. This label means the item can be tubbed, sudsed or scrubbed countless times without danger of shrinkage. If you want washable woolens, ' look for. the e..u.i.. I. u,hfrh tint. nnlV tellS Omuuiinu ,nu fou the flannel, tweed, jersey or platd Is washable, out ai you how to wash it. Such woolens will not shrink out of-fit not mat or felt, so now it is possible to have banker's gray flannels for your two-year-old, pastel dainty robes for the girls in your family and & host- of other washable woolens that help keep your dry cleaning bill down. W, TOPPING A spoonful of lightly salted whipped or sour cream is Just the thing to diess up any creamed soup. Sprinkle a bit of grated cheese or paprika on top for color. THESE CRYSTAL-CLEAR NEW FASHIONS are jellied treats. These desserts are made with a low-calorie, fruit-flavored gel. atin base. Originally created as a "dieter's treat," these New Fashioneds are ideal for hostesses who'll appreciate their many good features. Photo arid recipe courtesy of D-Zerta Gelatin. NEW FASHIONS In serving New Pashloneds you , each with a half -slice of orange. indulge the delight of modem- minded auests - today - in color-i iul, light desserts . . . and provide I them with an amusing conversa-, Hon piece, too. That's because thei liquid-clear low-calorie gelatin fools! them, when they try to "drink up 'j . . . they find their New Fash- ioneds sit tight in their Old Fash- ( loned' glasses. But it's fun tu be: fooled ... so both your naive and worldly-w.se friends will spo-n up those delicious and handsome treats with gusto! "NEW FASII10NEDS" 2 envelopes low-calorie lemon- flavored gelatin Hi cups hot water - ' 11 j cup pineapple juice 'i teaspon angosrura bitters 2-3 cup drained canned unssvect ened pineapple tidbits 'i cup diced drained orange sections 2 tablespoons chopped mar aschino cherries Dissolve low-calorie lemon-flav ored gelatin in hot water. Add pineapple juice and bitters. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold m fruits, our into old -. fashioned glasses. Chill until firm. Garnish Serve. Makes 6 servings. About 49 calories per serving. ' LAVETTES The pincheck print in pastel pink. blue, green or yellow is the new est look In Carter's layette ward robe for the carriage set. Avail able in a variety of styles, the pin check is a versatile print; becom ing to both boys and girls. Fresh in appearance and delectable and charming through countless, wash ings, Carter's cotton-knits need no ironing,' : f ' I. lb, t Xi' Lf.,-., ' i , ft GRANNY GOWN is an old favorite. Tre long, sweeping fullness and smocked neckline are features of Carter's Granny Gown, of softest cotton-knit in blue or pink rose bud print, it may be worn loose or in peignoir style. Dainty ' ruffled nylon lace trims the rounded, smocked neckline yoke. (fu.' , v, t ' POPOVERS Have all ingredients, including cbks. at room temperature when making popovers for best results. An additional egg may be add ed for crisper and larger pop- . overs. MML0HY SAVES YOU $ $ ! 4?c Spry Shortening 3.,bTin 69c Bologna Rings 3 for 95c Picnic - HAMS Nicc' SmoM Si" lb. 35c All Purposs Shortening Dandee or Holsum Bread ,,J,b Loof Dc-Rindcd BACON By ,he Piece 3-bs. lb. 25c 39c TOBLET TISSUE ROLL 5' 3-lb. Box $ j 49 Assorted Chocolates White Star TunaNo.,lCon29c 32c All Brands in Stock! 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