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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1958)
AGE 4 B HERALD AD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 : ' - j? ) , STrff'' 1 " A -; : : - vr. - . ;''J '''$ RICH. GLOWING'COLORS of Dutch tapeitriei highlight the extraordinary window dis play at Your Stora, 721 Main Street, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wayburn. The line displayed is new and it imported from Holland. Complementary notes are the reproduc tions of Flemish masters used for accent in the arrangement. DUTCH IMPORTS INTRODUCED BY YOUR STORE Main Street in Klamath Falls is a wonderful place. The windows are a market place in themselves A trip up one side of the street and down the other is also an educational experience. Pause on your next trip to ad mire the wonderful effect achieved hy Mrs. Lewis Wayburn of Your Store, 721 Main Street Your Store has received its first shipment of a line of imports from Holland and representative pieces are on display in the big window. A Hrussels Joomed rug of gray with flower design provides the floor background. A huge Dutch tapestry is flanked by reproduc lions of Flemish masters for an accent note. In the foreground are examples of Royal Delft pottery, wooden shoes, two delicate wind' mill lamps and several small dolls made in Holland. Food always enters into the gift list and Your Store features Fin- landia Sweets and Parfaits impor- rd from Helsinki, Finland, which lie in W'Ui the Scandinavian theme. The dainty demi-tasse candies are conversation pieces in them- elves, the fanaits leature bright ly coated tiny chocolate minis and coffee beans of nibbling size. An immediate reaction to the selection of candies is that they are not so sweet as lo be cloying and that they have a decided individuality of their own. SOFT fruit candies, Finlan dia Sweets, are reminiscent of Christmas candies. They look like fruit drops but are of jellied consistency with apple pulp as the base. Molded in little fruit molds and colored appropriately, the item definitely falls in to the gift classification. More and more popular are gifts of things to eat. The manufacturer Is Karl Fra xar, Inc., Helsinki, Finland. ': X? v, iV . .: ' . : THIS IS ' The Angelique Look," designer Oleg Cas lini't answer to the' sack and chemise, which he maintains are already out of date. Pale green Chan tllly lace over fitted ice blue satin gives the gown illustrated here a look of luxurious femininity, height ened by a softly flowing effect achieved with the over-panel of lace. In spired by Angelique per fumes, it reiterates the de signer's principle that wo men should always be at their loveliest. New Look For Fall It's "The Ancrliqup Look" for fall a look that lop desicner Olos Cassinl calls "Ihe answer to the sack look, which is dead." Inspired hy Angelique perfumes. "The Angelique I.nnk" proposes the appealing concept that rver woman can embrace her feminin ity hy m e I d i n s fragrance with fashion. The Anselume silhouetle follows hndv contours with relaxed but supple construction from .-.boulder to hemline. The whole feeling is rne of slimness. sol t ly rounded and universally flattering. Fabrics car ry out the ultra feminine look ni the Angelique silhouette with sub tie ii.m ot lace (ner satin, tulle net over crepe, or tbnien mrr organdy. Mini.ilure coilar-c.ipes of lace and clnffon sue the gowns I a look of "floating luxury." I Two other main silbnuelles arel featured in Mr. '.trim's new (all: collection: The d.i.'.vr and the an l jora. The former tallows the h.i-l sic curve of a dagger, wuh the Dosom and hip genily oullinect the anjora. shaped like a iolm. is found in manv of the designer's Street wools; a f i ont inset panel narrows the skirt in a smooth curve that emi just below the knees. Obviously, tall fashion empbasis is on femininity from the elegant ly casual coillures being riea'eil to complement this new "Angel ique Look" to the significance of Angelique fragrances lor complet ing every costume. Wax Adds Luster To Your Leather Luggage can tell a lot about its owner. Does yours speak well of vou? It doesn't have to be expensive or new, but when it is neat it nebs give a good impression. Johnson s Consumer Service sug gests an easy way to keep up the new look of suitcases, handbags, golf bags and other leather goods. Simply use wax. A gentle rubbing with paste wax prevents the leather from drying out and be coming soiled and worn. Wax also keeps metal pans from tar nishing and helps resist corrosion. IMPORTED candies from Finland are packaged in their own gift container and might be combined with a Royal Delft pottery plate from Holland for an unusual and welcome gift for any occasion from birthdays to wedding show, ers and Christmas. The tiny coffee beans are filled with a tantalizingly differ ent liqueur, coffee flavored and wholly delightful. The bright colored wafers have minted chocolate centers. Serve for "coffees," teas, at luncheons or card par ties or for a bridge party prize. TOMATOES Ripe tomatoes are in season and in good supply locally. Why not scald enough for two meals at one time and put the ones you aren't using immediately hack into the refrigerator, unpeeled? Saves time for tomorrow s lunch or din- Trimmed Off There's More Good Eating Meat on a "USD A Choice" Safeway POT MAST Here's o thrifty cut that is generous with good eating meat . . . We guarantee that your family will really enjoy this wonderful roast. At a Special Reduced Price For even Greater Value Round Bone Cuts ,b. 65c REMODELING If you have squares of tile or pieces of linoleum left over after laying new floor covering, use them instead of throwing them away. Two squares of cork tile glued together miike a dandy rest lor your iron. Fit leflovcr linoleum onto your cupboard shelves where you keep your pots and pans. The utensils not only slide over the smooth surlace easily but the shelves are so easy to wipe clean. YUMMY Combine a package of vanilla pudding and pie mix with 1 ta blespoon instant coffee and cook according to package directions Cool. Fold in 'j cup heavy cream whipped, and la cup slivered, roast ed almonds. Save Time, Space, Money . . . Freeze With SAME LIO VAPOCAN TttltiiM Horn FfeMlng Conlilntis LIDS 10-65c iwfcfiys ,0"5e I I I I n I. iXT Kill? ao V,2 0r QUART 10-85c Save on PEACHES FreTcze in VAPOCANS! YOU GET THE FINEST FOR BETTER 2L if1 r?1&s Mm :WTSdfM IIOLSUM 'Jhmvm t HE MORE OU know about gootl food, tlic more vou'll acrce: Ho-.iimPrp- ntmtn linn I . x ity Bread tops 'em all! T s , - (0 HO LiJ M UMfllO lAKttS HolSUm Bread More Great Values During Safeway's Big fork loin Sale! i , Tender Loin Cuts Whole or Half . Country Style Spare Ribs Rib Cut and Loin End Roasts lb ' Tender - Meaty , Loin Chops ib. lb. Ib. 59' 55" 75' Fresh Fryers Young, tender oven-ready. Whole Drawn JA. 43c I Cut-Up lb. 49c Ground Beef Fresh ground daily - 1 00 pure 3-1 89 Lb. 55c Boiling Beef Tender "USDA CHOICE" Beef Regular Price 29e ,B. 19" Boneless Butts r3s!b; Smoked.b.79c "USDA CHOICE" UCCI llUllip I1UQOI bone in Sliced Bacon s,Qndord Pock lb. 75c ib. 65c Breaded Scallops 5?c Save MORE on Your TOTAL FOOD BILLat Safeway 1? oomaio soup Zee Napkins ook Matches World famous Campbell's condensed Reg. 21c ea. Now only 2 - 35' All white for all occasions. A grand Northwest product. Reg 2 for 25c American Brand Keep plenty on hand Reg. 2 for 33c 80 count 0 Wheaiies or Cheerios Reg. 29c Pkg. 29-'sot 3- 69 America's Favorite! KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP Rg. 63e value. Special price at Safeway Full 49' Nu Made brand. 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