WISE SHOPPERS
CHECK CREDIT
PLAN, CHARGES
a customer applies to open
If the store makes a servica
charge of li per cent per month
on the unpaid balance, the cus
tomer with a debt of $120 at the
end qf the month would owe a
service charge of $1.80 which
would be added to the balance.
Revolving credit was designed
for customers who couldn't pay
for purchases of any considerable
revolvins charge account, she
Jnecla(tie5
agrees to pay a certain amount
of money each month on purchas
es from the store. The minimum
payment each month is about $10
and the maximum set by tile
store. The store then sets a credit
limit for the customer, equal to 12
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By FRANCES C. HALL
County Extension Agent
ous types of credit and accounts
available, it's the wise shopper
who finds out which one fits her
family's pocketbook.
times the selected monthly pay
mcnts. In this way, the customer
size within 30 days. Some people
who could use regular or on
charge accounts prefer revolving
accounts because they like the
"budget" feature.
If you pride yourself on beingl
has continuous purchasing power
: 1 "IWUXjVtfltZS.
a real bargain hunter, use the:
same resuurcefulness when it
For example, if a customer de
Under an open account, the cus
cides to pay $10 a month, she
comes to shopping for credit
tomer is able to buy whatever
has $120 worth bl credit and may
,J By RUTH KING
Credit charges may range all Hie
way flora "nothing" to IB per!
he needs, sign a sales slip to
signify intention to pay, with no
down payment required. Usual
ly an open account carries no
buy $120 worth of merchandise
Customers should be aware that
At the fiid nf the month, she is
cost in terms of annual inter
cent a year.
billed fur $10 if the charge
est charges may range between
ACiE 2 B
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thunday, May 30. 1963
Many department stares now of
against her is between $10 and
12 and 18 per cent. Stores like
interest or credit charge.
' devolving charge accounts,
fer credit services unknown a
few years ago. Two common
kinds of charge accounts are of
fered by many department stores
$120. When this hill is paid she
may buy enough more goods to
revolving credit because it in
To open clogs In steam iron
For crowded closets, turn coat
collars up and turn the lapels
around pinning them together in
the front. There'll be no crease
in Ihe coal when you wear u.
If you are fortunate enough to
creases business and streamlines
their honkkeeping. Interest charge
those with payments scheduled1
on the installment plan, have
holes, periodically use a cotton
swab Irom the medicine chest.
own a genuine silk Sari, make
bring the. balance back up In $120.
Because this can go on indefinite
or service charge takes care of
sure drycleanmg is done by hand
also become more popular.
The soft tip can't mar the Iron's
because of thq fragile construc
tion. the open account and the re:
ly it's been called a "financial
the cost of servicing and carry,
ing the accounts.
surface. I
volving account. With the vari
Here is how fliey work: Whenl
merry-go-round."
WORTH A FORTUNE Thil tarvic, creafed in 1947
'-: was produced in a famous American pottery In Trenton,
:' N.J., by the maker of America's finest china. It was on
'. order from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, consists of more
than 3,000 pieces, and cost over $30,000. The meani
" ficont desian in maroon and 24-karat embossed gold Is
sot off by the royal monogram on each piece. Breath
; taking in its elegance, thil is one or the "Command Per
formance" service sets which has been created for no-;'-
tables. Samples of the beautiful chine was on display re
s cently at Garcelon's.
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BAKE A LOAF OF BREAQ Old-fashioned potato bread
is its own invitation to a mack. Even the grownups will
enjoy it with their favorite spread and accompanied by
creamy milk. Let the folks smell It while it bakes and
' they'll be waiting for slice as loon at It it cool enough
; to cut.
POTATO BREAD .
IS DELICIOUS
"t In spile of the dozens of dlf-
lorent kinds of breads that we
. ran buy, it's the simple yeast-
" raised white loaf that most often
appears on the (able.
Flavor of this every day loaf
can be varied a bit with the use
of potato water and a bit of
mashed potato as substitute fori
Jiiilk. Fotato bread also freezes
well so you can make several
- juavcs and freeze some.
POTATO BREAD
1 cup of water drained from
boiled potatoes
Z- 2 tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons salt
v; 3 tablespoons margarine or
butter
1 cup very warm wetir
2 packages or cakes ol
yeast, active dry or com
pressed 1 cup mashed potatoes
5'j to six cups sifted all-pur-pose
flour
1 egg, lightly beaten
.;.lleat potato water and stir in
rupar, salt ami shortening. Tool lo
;-0ike warm. Measure very warm
:"nter into n large bowl.
; -Sprinkle or crumble in yeast. Stir
'iji lukewarm potato water mixture
and three cups of flour; beat un
til smooth. Stir in remaining Hour
, tii make a soft dough. Turn onto
: Utility (loured board: knead until
smooth and elastic, about 10 min
utes. Place in greased bowl, turn
Ing to grease dough on all sides
Cover, let rise in warm place, free
from draft, until doubled in bulk
about one hour.
Divide into half end bake in two
tingle loaf pans after greasing top
of loaves with tetter or marga
rine. Bake at 360 degrees for
4 minutes or a bit longer If need
ed. .
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