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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1956)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1956 HKRALP AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON - PACTS TWENTY THREE Here's Why We Say, "You Get More i.. V.h M..... . Mrlro nMclrat"! Plump, Fresh Frosted StoiiiMjj f3 GORDON HICKS, 925 California Avenue, was enjoying the E sledding on Conger Hill Saturday when Herald and Newt pho i tographer Otto Ellis took this picture. The city recreation I i department provides a sled tow on the hill for the sledders '. of the city to use. i.'i its S a 0 jrg !, . . If "lOOKING AT THE WORLD , through rose colored glasses" used to be a pastime limited !! to incurable optimists. But '.' today any girl who wears ii glasses can enjoy a roseate i view, regardless of whether ! her glasses are framed in if. red, blue, green, brown, black or even plaid. ' , ;: I" Pretty Glasses 3 There is an Increasing number f girls who wear glasses, part or jkll of the time. if "Glasses today are fashion ac ' icessories, and it's important for a '.l'oman to find the glasses shape iithat flatters her features," Carol Cousins, beauty consultant for The 'Ton! Company, says. Since benuti , fc'ing the American women is Miss Douglas' business, she has some definite ideas about glasses and makeup and hairstyles to go with , them. 1 I Accordinir to Miss Douglas, if ;you have an oval or heart shaped , face you should wear frames with oval lenses. Harlequins are best for ' square and round faces, while tri- l angular and diamond-shaped laces look best with frames that are i . straight on top and oval or slight ' ly squared on the bottom. '.sS "In other words, classes frames, like hairstyles, should give the 11 Iusion of width or slenderness ' here each is needed." Miss Doug :fcs says. But she warns against -. the "hiding behind your glasses' 1 Ipok which results when a girl with petite features wears large, thick rimmed glasses. Just as unbeconv i big, she believes, is the "two sizes ' too small" look, when a woman ;ith large features selects small Klasses in delicate frames. Lenses ihould be large enough to Include 'ilie entire eye, and frames should !-fce equal to or wider than the , tiace at the cheekbone, i't Makeup can help integrate glass es with facial features if it is used jroperly. For example, use lip i Stick, preferably a vivid shade, to ijnake the lips important enough to balance the glasses. Apply rouge !jo follow the upswept lines of your sfelasses (but don't let the color ex ijend under the lenses): curl and f3brush eyelashes with mascara', and se just a touch of shadow on your Bids. J "A flattering hairstyle is import ant for every woman," Miss Doug alas adds, "but it is essential for A DRAMATIC SWEEP of wave inspires breathtaking loveliness for evening gla mour and romantic flair for daytime smartness in this Swan Wing Swirlawave coif fure by the official hair fash ion committee of the Nation al Hairdressers and Cosme tologists Association. This coiffure conveys that intan gible but unmistakable touch of- good grooming with fem inine flair: the woman who wears glasses. Her glasses draw attention to her face . so her hairstyle must be per fect." th Moal hairstvle for cirls who wear glasses features the deep waves and soft curls so popular today . . . with no straggly ends or cun-resisiing su-anus. "To keep her hair in the best .riitnn . otrl nprift ii simnle beauty routine and follows It rigid ly: Daily orusning, irequeni snam pooing, creme rinsing, and periodic home permanents." Miss Douglas says. By following this advice, a girl can look at the world through the proverbial "rose colored glasses" no matter what shade her frames may be. N GOOD CAUSE vmiTRVTT.LE. Kv. ifl When Charles Edward Walker, 22, ad mitted in Quarterly uouri ne wan racing another car at high speed, charges of reckless driving were set aside immediately. He told Judge J. E. Hutchins he was try ing to outspeed another driver who appeared to be spoiling for a fight "I might have done the same thing," Judge Hutchins said. GUINEA FOWL SUPPER Matt Famous Of All Birds Matin Masonic Hall 6:00 to 7:30 Saturday, Jan. 14 $2.50 per plait Cards PUBLIC INVITED CONTRACTORS! CARPENTERS! n m STEEL KITCHENS IN COLORS WHOLESALE free estimates Tele k Pliance Center Ph. 7709 Cascade "Val-Pak" Sliced Bacon each These tender, succulent, big chickens ore locally raised, especially tor stewing, and are processed locally for the Market Basket. They're fresh frosted, absolutely pan -ready and are BIG! 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