HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 19M
SEPTEMBER is a good excuse for shopping for new shoes.
Here is an elegant new town pump by Naturaliier, chosen as
Shoe of the Month by the Shoe Fashion Board of St. Louis.
Slim in silhouette, gleaming in polished calfskin, its un
ruffled elegance goes around the clock, around the calendar
and around the world with perfect fashion poise. It is a
lovely-lady pump, dolicately poised on a slender heel, its
throatline enhanced with a softly tailored bow of leather
and fluted faille.
CORDUROY takes on character in t hi softer, more femi.
nine version of the shirt-waist dress by Ivan Frederics. The
mathematically-minded may count 21 wales per square inch
in the fabric which qualifies it as "faille velveteen." Fashion
interest is cut right into the design vertical wales in the
shoulder panel jibing with the horizontal wale treatment
in bodice and skirt. You'll go-with-the-grain in this beauti
fully simple dress that comes with its own pure silk kerchief
tucked jauntily into the pockets. It is reasonably priced and
cones in cashmere beige, red, brown, black, turquoise and
winter white.
KLAMATH SPUDS :
Cook extra potatoes when you
are having boiled or mashed po
tatoes for dinner and then make
a bowl of potato salad while you
are preparing dinner. It is good
advance planning for the next .
day's lunch and it is just as easy
to cook two or three extra pota
toes while you are cooking pota
toes for dinner.
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POTATO SALAD Itatoes. Add choDDed celprv. nar.
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If you dice boiled potatoes for sk'y' P"1 and Mme fiAe
potato salad while they are still J"lce- l,ard cook!d 8S
warm and marlnulc in French i l'noU!n tuhi dressing to taste and
dressing fur a while, you'll get (rstoro ln tho refrigerator for at
more moist and better flavored h'"1 '" hours for flavors to
finished product. Add c h o p p e di bh-'d "simf. Potato salad is
onions k-hop the green tops, tool j better-flavored if made the day
and loss with the marinated po- llicfuro it is served.
TOUCH OF CURRY
Here's an easy way to spice up
a meal. To one can of condensed
beef broth add one can tomato
soup and one can of water. Blend
'j teaspoon curry powder in H
cup water and stir into the soup.
Let simmer on top of the stove
to blend flavors. Serve hot to start
the taste buds working.
POTATO PANCAKES CELERY
Brown potato pancakes in bacon i Cook the stalks of celery you
fat, then serve with strips of don't use for salads. Cut in thin
crisply-cooked bacon. Applesauce crescents and serve with a butter
is good with these. The local ap-jor cream sauce, or cook the eel
pies arc so good, remember to ery in consomme and serve with
can a few jars of the applesauce no additional embellishment for
for use later in the year. I weight-watchers.
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CHICKEN IN THE POT
Brown a chicken cut into serving
pieces in olive oil or other short
ening for 10 minutes. Add two
sliced onions to the stew pan and
simmer for five minutes. Add a
cup of canned tomatoes, a cup of
consomme, a pinch of marjor
am and a tablespoon finely
chopped parsley, simmer this
combination, covered, for at least
half an hour. Add a cup of diced
potatoes, a cup of peas and a
cup of hot water, cooking for an
other half hour or until potatoes
and chicken are tender.
BREAKFAST
Authorities agree that breakfast
should provide one-fourth to one
third the daily nutritional re
quirements. Soup adds variety and
color to a good, healthy breakfast
or brunch. It's one more way to
be sure of getting the right foods.
MOLDED DESSERTS
If you are using paper cups for
, Individual portions of frozen des
serts, be sure to see that the metal
tray in which the cups are set is
dry so that the paper will not
stick to it when you wish to re
move them.
QUICK RELISH
Here is a variation on the cranberry-orange
relish theme. Com
bine two parts cranberry sauce
with one part orange marmalade.
Serve with roast chicken, turkey
or duck.
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ESTON BALSIGER has been
appointed head of the auto
motive division of Opera
tion Fair Share, according
to Noel Flynn, United Fund
Red Cross campaiqn chair
man. Balsiger is vice presi
dent of Balsiger Motor Co.
and secretary-treasurer of
Klamath Tractor and Imple
ment Co. He will be respon
sible for naming unit chair
men to work with him in the
fall drive, scheduled to
start October 2.
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