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PAGE TWENTY-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1956 . . c am kta V j JJa -.a- - ' j i . .-1 HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S "Young Loolf" lipstick keeps lips soft and lustrous through winter weather. Winter's winds and cold temperatures may be invigorating, but they are hard on a woman's lips. That's why it is so important to use a lipstick that offers not only long-lasting color but also soothing and protec tive ingredients. Such a lipstick has just been introduced by the great beauty scientist, Helena Rubinstein. "YOUNG LOOK" LIPSTCK mi,j iiiiug, nj3 iicuu mure pro tection and care. Tlielr membrane Is thin and very dellcnte, thinner than the skin of any part of the body, and it has fewer oil-producing glands than the rest of the fnce so that the lips dry more quickly than the complexion. Add to tills the variety dt usage to which they are put. the eating, drinking, talk ing and smoking and It's evident why, especially In cold weather, they are much In need of the emol licnt, healing and protective In gredients contained In "Young Look" lipstick. The wonderfully llliimlnnllng col ors of "Young Look" fall Into fnur categories: coral Including the shades (from light to dark) "Sun ny uirai. "Kcrt Hellion" and "Crackcrjnck," all of a somewhat orange cast, and all warm and glowing: true reds thn hot and cool "Jazz," the beautiful' and versatile "Wear-Wlth - All Red," and the darker toned wlncy "Apple Red;" blue reds dellcnte "Rose Mauve." rich "Red Rasp berry," and the. deep and dusky "Red Velvet;" and finally the de licious pinks "Tender Pink," which Is Just what the name Im plies, "Gauguin Pink." a bright exotic tone, and "Snorting Pink," a. deep, pulsating shade. The new "Younu Look" Unstick formula, balancing vIIbI Ingredients wnn glowing, lasting color, keeps lips soft, comfortable and appeal ing. It does not dye the lips it beautifies them I . Winter has rough ways. The ten der tissues become dried, cracked and unattractive not to mention uncomfortable. Therefore It's par ticularly Important that a worn ' an wear a softening, protective Hp stick during the cold months, and not one that will only aggravate lips already made dry and over sensitive by the weather. That Is why the lamous Helena Rubinstein is introducing a new, soothing lipstick which completely wlnterproofs your lips, giving them a truly soil, young loo.:, fciho calls it, appropriately, "Young Look" llpstlckl This remarkable formula combines sclentlfio color precision and fastness with vital nutrients that are Instantly absorbed by Up tissue. This keeps lips absolutely chap-free and crack-proof, main taining their soft appealing texture, lustre and health despite constant wetting and exposure. It an out standing milestone in the battle to keep color on the lips without abusing them. There's so much controversy , these days about lipsticks about how long Is "lasting," and going to bed without removing lipstick that the pews of the incompar able Madame Rubinstein's "Young Look" Is truly good news. It was she.' Incidentally, who launched the first lipstick shade, "called "Red Raspberry," many years ago when snide variations In lipsticks .were completely unknown. She was also the first to introduce Buiy-unia Lipstick when the new color-fust ingredients wore perfected. And now. having continued her Inbora tory experiments, her study of women's Hps and their needs, she presents the formula that keens lips healthy as well as color-ripe hour after hour, from one applica tion to the next during the most difficult season. , "It's nonsense to suppose that a lipstick will last 13 or 24 hours without fading and turning dull," says this great beauty scientist. "No good lipstick can or should be that permanent. An over-abundance of harsh dye bases if not balanced with rich protective ingre dients will certainly wrinkle, crack and make Hps ugly and old-looking. They become uncomfortable, and actually palntul. Certainly lip stick should last several hours, but while It lasts It should give com fort and glowing, not faded bluish, color." What woman doesn't enjoy that very feminine gesture the renewal of her lipstick? Lipstick should be used two or three times during the day, especially In winter, for a beauty treatment keeping the lips provided with nutrients and the as surance of full, rich and shininT color at all times. Then they" will always be comfortnble and young looking. . As for going to bed at night with lipstick on why wish to do that any more than to go to bed wearing sale makr-up? Whv not cleanse and freshen lips before bed-time, lust as the complexion Is treated? A CHEERY NEW IDEA for the old time remedy for winter colds is flaming lemonade toddy as delicious and healthful as it is exciting and dramatic. All you do is mix one six-ounce can of non-frozen lemonade concentrate with four cans of hot water. It makes a big quart enough for six servings. After filling cups with toddy, carefully slip one spoonful of pure lemon ex tract on top of the surface. The extract will ignite at the touch of a match into dancing purple rod flame and burn brilliantly for a minute or two before dying down. Make sure flame is ex tinguished before sipping toddy. Fun to serve in darkened TV room during intermission, too. PANCAKES A brand new party Idea will be featured In newspapers, , maga zines, radio and television this month. Party pancakes made with our favorite flavored milk choc olate, strawberry milk (a brand new milk flavor!), orr nop or regular milk., and quick, easy-lo-prcparc pancake mix. The basic recipe Is the same; variety comes with the flavored milk used, You can't imagine how good tasting these new pancakes e until you have tasted warm, i rich-flavored chocolate pancakes topped with a big scoop of vanilla i Ice cream. i More fresh, wholesome dairy foods are featured in the tODDinn ! or filling of the new flavored milk I pancakes. There is ice cream on ; chocolate pancakes, strawberries and sour cream on strawberry pancakes, whipped cream with nutmeg on egg nog pancakes and cottage chee.se as the filling for regular pancakes with a topping of orange sauce. Don't hesitate to try your own favorite flavor combinations for example, pep permint Ice cream and chocolate sauoe on ohooolftte pancakes. Teen-agers will Jove this one! ( Use your basic recipe for pan cakes -or use a favorite pancake mix. If you are usinsr Aunt Jemi ma pancake mix, add 1 egg, 2 tablespoons butter, 2 to 2'2 cups flavored or regular milk. CHOCOLATE PANCAKES Follow basic recipe, using cups cnocoiate milk. Bake pan cakes and fold In half immediately after bnking. Place two pancakes on serving plate, folded sides to gether, and top with vanilla ice cream and serve. EGG NOG PANCAKES Use 1 cup dairy egg nog and 1 cup milk in the basic recipe, omitting the egg. Stir lightly. Bake tiny pancakes as usual. Serve little pancakes topped with whipped cream and a dash of nutmeg. STRAWBERRY PANCAKES Use two cups strawberry dairy drink as liquid in basic recipe, i Bake as usual. Serve in "short stacks," filled with sour cream ! and frozen strawberries. Top with : more sour cream and berries. ORANGE AND CHEESE Follow basic recipe, using 2'4 cups regular milk. Immediately after baking, spread cottage cheese generously across center of each pancake. Roll up and serve with warm orange sauce. To make orange sauce, combine 1 can frozen orange Juice, I cup water, cup sugar and 12 cup butter. Heat to boiling and simmer about S minutes. 1 V lAff Avaiianie m mms FOR LIMITED TE a' fi'sfi! S ONIY 1'NSHLPIIl'RED MOLASSES Old-fashioned, unsulphured mo lasses is produced orlncipallv in the Islands ot the Caribbean. There, climatic conditions permit the cane to become fullv ripened and a hiah-qualiiy. light-colored molasses is produced without the use o! sulphur. This molussns Ls the whole juice of suar cane, concentrated to a heavier coum lency. It contains the sy:ar. nun trats and vitamins ortcinullv in the rane. It ta imported into the Unit ed States where it is ciietull graded and stored preparatory to processing and blending. ' i I Vp 'V I 4 I i;r r. . THESE FAMOUS PATTERNS COMMUNITY AMERICA'S FINEST SILVERPLATE ACT HOW! OFFER ENDS FEB. 29th KITCilKN S.U'ITV The smart homcmnkri- tms at a nonskld ktlchrn to niintmio the 1 chnnces ol falls, cuts nml burns, j Rubber-tipped huldris end step- stools that stand linn Under f res- I sure ll WOI thwhllf Nafruiiarris nd so. too. are tonm rubber mats that stay put Above all. a (low suds-mopped clean o( pieasy spills ! and sploshes will rave many a .slip-! up. Cl.RAN KF.NMXS If you ever need to place your family pet In Hie kennels, check on the management's cleanliness standards. An animal uied to a clean home will be minhty uncom- joriaoie u nls cane i not clean Add to Your Service . . . 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Kellogg Company Celebrates Its . ' 50th Anniversary The Kellojjg Company will cele brate Its 50th Anniversary in 1956. The Kellogg Company was found ed by Will Keith Kellogg who was almost 50 years old when ho de cided to explore the commercial possibilities of the breakfast cereal he originally developed as a health food at his brother's sanitarium In Battle Creek, Michigan. The Toasted Corn Flakes Com pany, as the Kellogg Company was first called, was formea In. the spring of 1906. In less than a year, Kellogg's Corn Flakes were nation ally known and Kellogg's first "Sweetheart of the Corn" was in troduced to the public. In the en suing 50 years, the company has won customers so rapidly that mil lions of families across the nation and in far off places around the world have since altered their breakfast habits. Kellogg's home plant is In Battle Creek, Michigan and Is the largest of their domestic plants. The others are located In Omaha, Nebraska: LocUport. 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