August 2, 1967 (20 pages)

i 4 ; 5 ) 4 ¥ s ) The Advertiser. August 2, 1967 VIENNESE COFFEE Make extra strong coffee —use same amount of ground coffee but less water. Sweeten to taste. Have a small bowl. _of whip cream on the serving tray and top each cup of coffee with the cream. =’ IRISH COFFEE The following is the recommended recipe per ‘serving for Irish coffee. Two teaspoons sugar, two-thirds cup of strong hot coffee, a jigger of Irish whiskey, topping with whip cream. GOLD COAST COFFEE One-half cup instant cocoa should be blended with four cups of strong coffee. Serve with a dash of whip cream or tiny marshmallows. eticulous hostesses know that a clean coffee maker gives the best coffee flavor and appreciate the automatic coffee maker’s complete immersibility for easy cleaning. DATSUN is $1765" SATSUN *plus lic., tax, D&H NEVADA COUNTY IMPORTS 580 E. MAIN GRASS VALLEY DRESS . CLEARANCE 100 DRESSES 10 60 REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES 19 12% T0 20% SUMMER'S BEST FASHIONS PEGNOIR SETS REDUCED 19.95 $12.99. 28.00 514.99 SIZES SMALL MEDIUM & LARGE IN PASTELS AND WHITE THE a WOMEN’S APPAREL i141 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY. nce powers Sunglasses — More Than Meets The Eye . Sure, sunglasses are “IN“ — even worn on top of your head. But outdoor eyewear is too important to be judged by appearance alone. _ After all, the real reason for wearing sunglasses is to. protect the eyes from discomfort caused by the sun. You are probably not aware that sunglasses must stop not only glare but also potentially harmful invisible rays (ultra-violet and infrared) which bombard the unprotected eye. Another little-publicized fact: wearing sunglasses during the day can can improve night vision up to 50%. Poor quality sunglasses give the illusion of protection by making the world look darker, but can actually increase discomfort by making the eye work harder. If you have been dissatisfied with inferior sunglasses in the past — now is the time to make your eyes happy with quality eye protection. Here is a list of pointers compiled by Bausch & Lomb, makers of Ray-Ban Sun Glasses, to help you select outdoor eyewear which, with proper care, will give you yearround comfort and protection. LENSES The single most important clue to. getting proper outdoor eyewear is to look for optically correct lenses. Here are some ways to spot the difference between professional-quality lenses and poor lenses: By Odette @ Look for sage green” or neutral gray GLASS _ lenses. Lenses of other colors are used for special purposes, such as hunting or industrial work, but they are not suitable for sunwear use. Plastic lenses will not filter infrared rays and are inferior to glass for ultraviolet. @ Look at reflections on the lens surface. Tilt the lens slowly back and forth to move the reflected image across the lens. If the reflection shows any wiggles or waves, the lens is very poor. @ Put them on and Iook in the mirror. If you can see your eyes easily, they are too transparent for comfort in strong sunlight. @ Make sure the lenses are large enough to give good protection from light coming in at the sides and top. @ Lenses marked “ground and polished” are not necessarily good quality: After all, a lens can be ground and polished improperly. FRAMES If the lenses pass the above tests, most likely the frames are also of good quality, equal to ones used for prescription eyewear. Here are ways to make sure: ‘ @ The frame should be substantial but not cumbersome. Your own judgement will tell you when you are handling a quality frame. @ Run your finger over the edges. There should be no rough spots or sharp corners — sure indicators of poor craftsmanship. @ They should have sturdy metal hinges to withstand constant use. @ Slip them on ‘and check for fit. They should be adjusted to your particular size. @ Avoid wide. sidepieces (temples). In some states they are against the: law because they interfere with safe vision STYLE & PRICE Anything _ goes. Good sunglasses are available in styles and colors to suit all tastes. In order to give protection, quality glasses are not so extremely styled that they tamper with safe vision. . High price can be deceiving when purchasing sunglasses, but don’t shop ‘for-.adequate eye protection at 98c! According to Bausch & Lomb, you can expect to pay at least $9.00 for quality sunglasses. Good sunglasses are considered a valuable item and must be taken care of properly. Make sure your sunglasses come in a well-padded case to; guard against damage. A soft cloth should be carried in the ,case to keep them clean. They also may be washed occasionally in soap and warm water. Temples and lenses may be quickly replaced or repaired by an optician or optometrist. For those of you who wear glasses regularly, the best investment possible; of course, is a pair of prescription sunglasses. Quality eyewear can make a world of difference in your enjoyment of summer fun. SMALL-SIZED CIGARS ARE SMOKED Y WELL OVER ONE-THIRD OF THE : Foe: SMOKING POPULATION. “GRASS VALLEY ~Opp. Post Office Free Delivery 273-7218 Prescription Specialists Ph. 273-0558 Ti TE ens eross from, Bilis * 325 Idaho Mayrland Rd. Flat: Lumber)

i 4 ; 5 ) 4 ¥ s ) The Advertiser.. August 2, 1967 VIENNESE COFFEE Make extra strong coffee —use same amount of ground coffee but less water. Sweeten to taste. Have a small bowl. _of whip cream on the serving tray and top each cup of coffee with the cream. =’ IRISH COFFEE The following is the recommended recipe per ‘serving for Irish coffee. Two teaspoons sugar, two-thirds cup of strong hot coffee, a jigger of Irish whiskey, topping with whip cream. GOLD COAST COFFEE One-half cup instant cocoa should be blended with four cups of strong coffee. Serve with a dash of whip cream or tiny marshmallows. eticulous hostesses know that a clean coffee maker gives the best coffee flavor and appreciate the automatic coffee maker’s complete immersibility for easy cleaning. DATSUN is $1765" SATSUN *plus lic., tax, D&H NEVADA COUNTY IMPORTS 580 E. MAIN GRASS VALLEY DRESS . CLEARANCE 100 DRESSES 10 60 REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES 19 12% T0 20% SUMMER'S BEST FASHIONS PEGNOIR SETS REDUCED 19.95 $12.99. 28.00 514.99 SIZES SMALL MEDIUM & LARGE IN PASTELS AND WHITE THE a WOMEN’S APPAREL i141 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY. nce powers Sunglasses — More Than Meets The Eye . Sure, sunglasses are “IN“ — even worn on top of your head. But outdoor eyewear is too important to be judged by appearance alone. _ After all, the real reason for wearing sunglasses is to. protect the eyes from discomfort caused by the sun. You are probably not aware that sunglasses must stop not only glare but also potentially harmful invisible rays (ultra-violet and infrared) which bombard the unprotected eye. Another little-publicized fact: wearing sunglasses during the day can can improve night vision up to 50%. Poor quality sunglasses give the illusion of protection by making the world look darker, but can actually increase discomfort by making the eye work harder. If you have been dissatisfied with inferior sunglasses in the past — now is the time to make your eyes happy with quality eye protection. Here is a list of pointers compiled by Bausch & Lomb, makers of Ray-Ban Sun Glasses, to help you select outdoor eyewear which, with proper care, will give you yearround comfort and protection. LENSES The single most important clue to. getting proper outdoor eyewear is to look for optically correct lenses. Here are some ways to spot the difference between professional-quality lenses and poor lenses: By Odette @ Look for sage green” or neutral gray GLASS _ lenses.

Lenses of other colors are used for special purposes, such as hunting or industrial work, but they are not suitable for sunwear use. Plastic lenses will not filter infrared rays and are inferior to glass for ultraviolet. @ Look at reflections on the lens surface. Tilt the lens slowly back and forth to move the reflected image across the lens. If the reflection shows any wiggles or waves, the lens is very poor. @ Put them on and Iook in the mirror. If you can see your eyes easily, they are too transparent for comfort in strong sunlight. @ Make sure the lenses are large enough to give good protection from light coming in at the sides and top. @ Lenses marked “ground and polished” are not necessarily good quality: After all, a lens can be ground and polished improperly. FRAMES If the lenses pass the above tests, most likely the frames are also of good quality, equal to ones used for prescription eyewear. Here are ways to make sure: ‘ @ The frame should be substantial but not cumbersome. Your own judgement will tell you when you are handling a quality frame. @ Run your finger over the edges. There should be no rough spots or sharp corners — sure indicators of poor craftsmanship. @ They should have sturdy metal hinges to withstand constant use. @ Slip them on ‘and check for fit. They should be adjusted to your particular size. @ Avoid wide. sidepieces (temples). In some states they are against the: law because they interfere with safe vision STYLE & PRICE Anything _ goes. Good sunglasses are available in styles and colors to suit all tastes. In order to give protection, quality glasses are not so extremely styled that they tamper with safe vision. . High price can be deceiving when purchasing sunglasses, but don’t shop ‘for-.adequate eye protection at 98c! According to Bausch & Lomb, you can expect to pay at least $9.00 for quality sunglasses. Good sunglasses are considered a valuable item and must be taken care of properly. Make sure your sunglasses come in a well-padded case to; guard against damage. A soft cloth should be carried in the ,case to keep them clean. They also may be washed occasionally in soap and warm water. Temples and lenses may be quickly replaced or repaired by an optician or optometrist. For those of you who wear glasses regularly, the best investment possible; of course, is a pair of prescription sunglasses. Quality eyewear can make a world of difference in your enjoyment of summer fun. SMALL-SIZED CIGARS ARE SMOKED Y WELL OVER ONE-THIRD OF THE : Foe: SMOKING POPULATION. “GRASS VALLEY ~Opp. Post Office Free Delivery 273-7218 Prescription Specialists Ph. 273-0558 Ti TE ens eross from, Bilis * 325 Idaho Mayrland Rd. Flat: Lumber)