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2-(S?.c. Hi) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Nov. 18, '56 Do's and Dont's In Home Repairs DO . . . remember that a worn threshold (sometimes call ed a saddle) is unsightly, leaves a fap under the door and often is a safety hazard. DO ... pry up the- old threshold carefully so that it can be removed in one piece if pos sibleand used as a model in buying or making a new one. DO . . . when the threshold will not come loose, split it with Zoning Homes Cuts Costs In Heating , In view at rising fuel prLcps the economy features of zoning the heating system have become more important.. Zoning permits different tem peratures in different parts of a house. For example, the living . room and dining room can be kept warm er than the bedrooms which are used principally for sleeping and do not require ts much heat. Or, in i long ranch-type house, the wing exposed to cold north winds can -be toned to receive extra heat . Ihus there, u a significant effect a chisel and a mallet; the pieces then will come up easily. DO . . . purchase a thresh old the same size as the old one or slightly larger so that the ex cess can be trimmed off to make a tight fit. DO ... in putting down the new threshold, stagger the nails on either side of the center sec tion. DON'T . . neglect to re move the old nails; if you ham mer them into the 'floor, they may loosen later on and push their way up into the new thresh old. DON'T .... forget that, oc casionally, the old threshold will not come up unless you first re move the door stop, the long strip of wood that runs vertical ly along the door jamb. DONT . . . risk splitting the Good Trees Need Expert, Regular Care Just as much as household ani mal pets, trees require regular care if they are to remain healthy and grow luxuriantly year after year. Specialized knowledge is necessary if your trees are to be cared for properly. By all means' employ an arbor ist to care for your trees if at all possible. The qualified arborist will diagnose insect and disease problems, if present, and he will .nli. iv.AM -. ; . f .. .. . i .. - . j i nse'an d u or for potting up in early spring or for fiats, .'gather'' it now. Mix specialized knowledge and ex-' perience. The service of a tree Garden Gabbing By GARDEN GADDER GARDEN CHORES FOR THE WEEK If you've been cutting out the dead limbs of either shrubs or from rose bushes in recent days those that' are diseased burn these cuttings. Fire is an excellent ' sterilizer. Also, if you have rose foliage lying around, which has fallen from attacks of black spot, don't put this into the compost. It is better to burn it. In raking leaves from trees on the lawn, don't pile up more than you can remove at the same time. Rake a small amount, remove. Repeat. This should be the recipe. Big piles of .leaves gathered on the lawn have two faults: First, they don't always get carried away at once, and when left for even a few days, may kill off the grass beneath them.' It takes a a little while to restore this. Second, they may, if a wind arises, blow away and then the raking tniist be repeated. Unless you are trying to develop arm muscles, this is useless labor. If you are going to be needing soil for repotting this winter -House of the Week- y - - - Rustic Charm in Architect's Home expert proves economical not only in the saving engendered by using the correct control,, but by keeping your trees healthy and thus more valuable. Feed Trees Right It is important that your trees have a balanced diet. Not only hew threshold; drill very small , the common fertilizers are need Wi mm for the flails P(J m- vefy bflch trace eicihenrs DONT ... overlook water proofing the threshold when it is at a door where it will get wet; do this by putting asphalt roof ing cement under the threshold and then coating the top with spar varnish. DONT . . ; think that wood en thresholds are the only kind you can get; they are1 now nrade in other materials, including metal and plastic. on fuel consumption. No fuel is wasted in supplying heat where it is not needed or in providing more heat than is required. Zoning a hot water heating" system requires little extra equip ment. The pipe mains are divided into many tones as required- and the flow of water through each tone la governed by a thermostati cally controlled booster pump. There is an individual thermostat for each zone. This takes into con sideration tne tact that it is im- coils, warming the floor or ceiling possible for one thermostat, no mat- to , moderate temperature and ici uuw t-rmraiiy wemeu. 10 con- they' n turn, warm other nrfar Properly warmed room surfaces Panel Heatiiic inconspicuous ana sanitary. Radiant panel heating is the most inconspicuous of all heating systems. Consisting of a series of pipe coils embedded in a floor slab or in the ceiling, the heating equip ment is completely out of sight. Hot water, controlled by a cir culating pump, runs through the trol the heating or cooling for an entire house. - - In a toned home, the occupants are always assured of the right temperature for every occasion and for every condition or work or play, v , limit the radiant heat loss of the occupants to comfortable proport ions. The loss of radiant heat by the body is correct, for comfort with this type of a heating system. like iron, manganese, etc., says the National Arboristi Association; Here's how you select a reliable tree expert in your area: 1. Seliect a company with a locai reputation, in your. own com munity preferably, . at least in your general area. 2. Determine the arborist's competence by his local reputa tion and the homes or commun ities or industrial companies he has served. 3. Does he have professional status, as shown by his profes sional affiUatkins, and by his ex perience?"" 1 f4. -To JeJLg()od tree "diagnos tician,-- the arborist should nav sound knowledge of plant path ology, entomolgy, soils and bot any. 5. A reputable arborist will have insurance that protects both your property, as well as his em ployees while he is working for you. Select With Care Many home owners have con tracts -with responsible arborists, or tree experts, who prune, spray, it with the proper ingredients of peatj sand and a little balanced fertilizer and leave it "set" needed. Finish buying and planting the rose bushes and bulbs you want in before February. (However, you can plant any time the weather permits during the winter.) 36 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL We are having considerable fun shopping around in the stores these days, seeing what would be fun to buy if we had just the right -person to give it it to and the where with all. In one shop we found a small metal pot a dull blue, with brass trim. Was about a four-inch pot -seiling. for S6.95,. Really very lovely. W'ould be nice for the dwarf Sansevieriea trifasciala (Siiake plant to iiiost of us); Then we found two lovely cut glass vases about six inches tall ... We could see them with small rose buds,, sweet peas the kind of vases the untalented of us can use by just sticking blooms in the blooms and the vase carry the picture without any special arrangement. These would be nice for the choosey. They ranged (according to the amount of cutting from $11 to $14. - - - .- We found a brand new book on orchid growing . . . Watkins, "ABC of Orchid Growing," $3.50. And while we were shop ping about in this area we noted an attractive book on arrange ments: Ishnaemate, "The Art of Driftwood and Dried Arrange ments," iZJbS, and of course, Carl Starker's book, "Album of Arrangements" was also there, ($7.50).'- We've seen many delightful new house plant watering cans this year, too. You may think you can water your house plants withjp.ny.pld jug or dipper affair, but unless you've owned and used a real house plant watering can, you simply haven't -Jived o-Jarjsousjeplantjrowing goes. They are shown in brass, in copper, in tins and otfier-Merllhr!rta" materials. As to price? Almost anything you'd like to pay from $1 to several. A WHITE ROOF, Ivory colored Roman brick and dark brown stained rough siding make smart home. Spaciousness Feature oj; House Plan By DAVID G. BARF.l'THER When an architect plans house- for himself,, he is free toj express his best ideas of -beau-tiiul d.esign both indoors andj out. This is illustrated in a sing ing manner bv Design HW-27 for The House of The Week. It is a home planned and built by Her man If. York, specialist in dis tinctive home plans. -Combining natural rustic at- imosDhere with smart modern styling, this house presents an exterior "lh.it- trlrnnV-white-- and ivory with rich mahogany brcwn. -c-e.nier section -A Ivory colored Roman brick, laid up in straight; vertical courses, is ilanked by 4 j TEWUCE jzSHTJj- " I i I -t-i-J ' J iLI a DEN il'.i;' - I f--F- -n t'V;N3 RM I - t 1 t-tH 'I 1 JL I -1 .... I '- . iocu.- a.l II'.. v . f"UT 1.- ... two wings sided with dark stain PICKING TIME That is. picking out time for shade trees.- We iTthe Trlar' neural hark GJ0OMS Jtt ml "rrangement distinguish this unusual plan. wcrw gtiuuiiig aruuiui 111 iiuisenes iiim wet'K aim ihhcu ine ai iuus ; crlges have not been removed. A trees with bright' colors. In one nursery there was a group of;white roof spreads broad over sweet gums. One tree a perfectly shaped little number had the hanging eaves on all sides. , most brilliant scarlet leaves we had ev er seen any where for fall i i,ng and h.'w. this is a houe coloring. Some of its neighbors all growing in the same bin, were that would flatter anv location trees on an annual basis, thus ! avoiding th nrsnnal rlnnpprt nf 1 pruning high trees without the I Washington thorn . There were some lovely dogwoods - big H with th t ; glass, brings the front entrance porch into the house in a hos pitable gesture. the only separation in the open- proper equipment, and having enough to bloom at around $7, and birches every size from So, advantages. Because - it is com-1 owner' purchase. SOFT WATER AX ECONOMY -plctely hidden, there is no inter- But there have also been some Water softening equipment pays ference with furniture and draper-j sad experiences in Salem area for itself in terms of long-range - At the same time, air tern savings. Clothes laundered in soft water last longer. Soap and clean ing compounds for further. Water heating bills are lower. Plumbing maintenance costs less. This adds up to the dity figure of around H25 annual savings for a family of four, according to the Plumbing atlrf UftntinA' T3 . .. Topi lure for hikers is the 2.050 mile Appalachian Trail which ex tends from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Mount Oglethorpe in Georgia. perature in the room are agreeably low and drafts at a minimum. There is no maintenance or clean ing problem insofar as the pipe coils are concerned. The only main tenance involved is in connection with the boiler and burner. The pipe coils for a panel heating system- may be laid in the con crete floor or in the ceiling of a house. When coils are installed in a slab, some sort of insulation must be placed underneath to in-, sure dryness and prevent loss of heat to the ground. ? M WW COT... WASHER AND DRYER 1 $4 70 per week : NO DOWN PAYMENT FILTER FLO AUTOMATIC WASHER N IM tail Cham and m iliw waah wrtt H ajv ft doritMl . . 2 WASH SPEEDS! 2 SFiri SPEEDS! Nnnl w Slw fr wmfc, Nr mat $lw fM tpttl . . . W Mif wwhlwMwi H tvH ad ffpt Nigh Speed Dryer with Automatic Control Forftxt aVylnf tvwr timtl Awt nwlic Control adjutH llm ana twartfa la IndivMwal laarf wtamatkaliy. Naw Misk-Sarf ri'ylnf af tafa, law tain at ra araa. JC-fMjrOfJMofcfc Colon and Wkh$ cork tiles, except in the foyer and dining room where they, are paved in flags This pavement plus indoor-outdoor planting box- i ..-i. ...fcii- Tf , D,,. i,,Hori ,mnn tail nmx nn cs. separawa only Dy i sneei 01 shade tree, we'd pick it in the fall so that we would be sure to 1 two-acre plot at l pper BrouK- feed and otherwise care for the l t one that provided bright color, ;V,i.e s y. ,n tne pic uresq ,e Also, 11 is a line time 10 picn tne Derriea trees some are mucn -. : : avoiding the personal dangers of lDetter ln Producing than others . . . we louna the most beautitul n (o havf rwn ,hrre panned living room, dining room ana loyer is a ut-cuiamr sr-viiun of Roman brick wall and a ma hogany covered floating, coat clo set that is clear o( door and ceil ing. Kxtra height is obtained in these rooms by intending the ceil mi up with the roof slope. PRIVACY for the hedromn wini; is increased by raising it two steps from the living area. An abun dance of closet space and an un usual bathroom arrangement fea tures this part of the house. The two bathrooms not only are com partmented but also are joined by & dressing room. An oversize sho- the advantages of' efficient trceand "P-.This day and age no--one-ha to wait a long .time for F.xploitinf . woodland- set- feeding and heavy sowing eouio- 8oa sllea iree. you can nuy it, rooteej ana Dauea so mat trans-ltina, this house has all of its maj Radiant panel heating has many mcnt too costly ior the individual PIantinS sets it back very 1 ittle. as well as in others, of engaging an "arborist" who has not known his business. Some trees have been "literally butchered," as Walter Wirth, Salem park super intendent, puts it. If you do not have a reliable arborist, it is much better that you do the job yourself at least you will not be out the dollar-pcr-hour.tharge. When it comes to spraying the lone treet that tieeds it, or the four or five cherries or apples or flowering peach in the back yard, it might unless you have a lot DATES CHANGED The Salem Garden club- members -are very busy studying, gathering and planning materials for their annual Christmas Green Show which will be held in the Isaak Walton League building out on the south end of Cottage street. Note the dates have been changed from Dee. 13 and 14, to Dee. or window areas on the rear ter race sirtc.7 A "wTrfiliiw" wall "gives" v 2Sfoot liv-ins room ail. un broken view. .Sliding glass doors morse dinette and porch dra matically. Translucent colored plastic is used for the fx.rch roof (rr 1 .... m 1.1 "I I - t f ' Ha. ---,F nlnu. nrvn rtVuwlt 12 and 13. Dec. 11 has been set aside as a Work day for the jthe kitchen area" members at the hall. j The color tone set by the ex LOWER LKVKL recreation room has 1 picture window. jterinr is carried out in varying A HYACINTH FOR THE GARDEN We used to hear about a Uhades indoors. The ivory color "hyacinth for the soul" but that was when hyacinths weren't jed Roman bricks are exposed in ...U JU ,u w "'""S 'J i-H.a, Pilu m.. ,M,l: ....... , . , , :JJ ; 1 k i . ! u-inlou-. in th. r.rrlin. rm and taking advantage of land sloping away in that direction, Architect York was able to provide wer stall, a bathtub and three lav- a partial , basement with picture By raising the bedroom wing ' and another lavatory off the laun- you managed to get , . . This year there are a lot of hyacinth bulbs (used being offered, we note', enough for som very fine plantings in the garden this fall. We have found quite a few yellow offerings this year in hyacinths. A few groups of this very lovely and fragrant flower will give a lift to anyone's soul come spring.- Plant them in groups of three walls. Floors are covered with arrangement. A lavatnrv off this basement room dry adjoining the kitchen ara among thoughtful provisions for children running in and out of the house. However, this is s type of house that needs no basement at all. of time, and enjoy the chore lor our each bulb about six inches apart from outer edge to outer cagpi duio ana pui me groups some two ioei apan. J'an sies in harmonizing colors do well between ... the t'liswater blue pansics with the white hyacinths make an interesting border as do also the blue hyacinth (sky blue) with the clear yellow pansics. pay to engage one of the com panics which do it at the correct time and keep track of when that, time comes. But here again, select with care. Juan Ramon Jiminez, the 74-year-old Spanish poet who won the 1956 Nobel Prize in literature, has lived in the United States and Puerto Rico since he fled Spain in 1936. 1 Rain Falls on The dependable electrical contractor says "INSIST ON THE BEST IN CLASS PANEL RADIANT HEAT f" WASHER AVAILABLE WITH NEW AUTOMATIC SUDS RETURN SYSTEM! SEE US WAY I 1956 O. I. Dryers Start Bt ..; $133 00 &C Green Stamps Open Mon. & Fri. 'Til 9 P. M. AT ;7m y i j l j i- J 3 i i Lj lJiL. 365 N. COMMERCIAL Salem's Oldest Salem's Largest ' ;;f ranrhised pealer .' Appliance Display I ; OUTSELLS-. VyH 1 ALL OTHER BRANDS U)L I'NSCHEDl'LED BARBECVE BELLEVILLE, III. iP - Three : carloads pf charcoal and hickory j chips went up in smoke in one of j ' -. a the biggest unscheduled barbequesj A t I ll I p I fQCf on record when a irush fire spread .XV l-l.itll l-l v VUi5 V - to the building where it was stored. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rain fell alone the Atlantic Coast Saturday (rom Georgia to j southern New England. 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No apodal tuol ttoraio pcs Modal Many ataeoh ta ckaaot Iraw. ark kaatiaf aaa.la art availabla anly rtirauf H tlo)ritl (aMradart, PROVI TO YOURSELF' BERKO I: ri- in IS BEST FOR YOU PHONI TODAY fOR FREE UTUAATI - Aarain ft attt -vailablo atalittla RICHES ELECTRIC CO. 236 Slate Sr. Ph. 24156 Conn Chilly air covered the New Eng land and Mid-Atlantic states to add to the weather woes on a joot ball Saturday. Six-hour rainfalls of around an inch were reported at Gordons Ville, Va., and Spartanburg, S. C. Strong winds with gusts rang ing up to 40 and 60 m.p h. were reported in the northern Rockies. Showers and occasional snow fell between North Dakota and the Pacific Northwest. BALLET COMPANIES SOI CUT j COLOGNE, Nov.-H7 UWFhis an Trient German cutttrratrentcr-ts : inviting E u r o p e's finest ballet companies for the opening next i spring of a new opera house built , from the rubble of World War II. j Bids are going to the balletsvof Britain, France. Austria, Den 1 mark, Spain and Yugoslavia, but none to Rusia. You'll want ii kick ngfif ouf tht ML 1 ..when you Mt fh mw Z6cutetfai Cansl.nf Camf.rt Cao Haatar far Nahiral On Caaraarooi taaataat lao ra-taiknp etmforl puf 1 iAI a tta caatraf aam...oalt 174.7J S.OO Tr.aa-k. far Yaaa Ota Oil Drum (limit 1 Dram. Par Cintamar) D. E. COOPER 540 Bond St. Phone 3-3603 THE HOUSE of the WEEK (Quality Plan Selected by AP Newifeaturee" Send this coupon for your STUDY PLAN YOU CAN GET a study plan for The House of The Week by filling in the coupon" and sending it with 35 cents to this newspaper. This study plan shows each floor together with each of the lour elevations, front, rear and sides of the house. It is scaled at 'n-inrh per loot. It includes a guide on "How to Get Your House Built " You can take this study plan to your bank or other mortgage lender and to your builder and get rough estimates on c,ost. ( ---With-this .information you will know whether you want to proceed with construction. tif 6rder ing working blueprints direct from the architect and asking for bids. The Oregon Statesman Salem, Oregon Building Editor: Enclosed "is 35 cents. Please send me a copy of the -study plan for The House of the Week, Design HW-27 NAME . (Tic. lint) STREET ." CITY STATE . AnswersJo Garden Questions Question What makes an an- I eicty editors referring to the tique better than a modern piece j bride's going-away shoes as part of furniture'. My father does ; of her "accessories." cabinet work and has made some . beautiful solid Dieces of furniture Question Have either an in- ish. Shaped something like I 'could one get the seed? L, A. F, primrose but the foliage was sj Answer Y'ou are right. My thick, light green. Didn't look at i ancestry is Danish. You are pro all like primrose foliage. Theibably referring to Primula Aur- lady who grew them called them nula. although I don't know why exact conies of some of the sect or a disease on my fern "Danish Primroses." I've-looked j it should.be called a "Danish old pieces, and some new pieces hut what ever it is il everywhere for this plant hut no Primose." It is actually native of his own design. They arc made the plant- There are little brown one seems to know it. Could you of the Alps, the Pyrenees and just as solidly, with just as per- spots and some fuzzy white ones tell me where to find it? Is it I other high mountains of Europe feet wood (no veneer or ply- along the fronds What enn I do rare? Thought from your name j and not the flat, lower lands surh wood) and with just as good to get rid of them? What are you might be Scandinavian and as Denmark. But visitors to Den- workmanship, and yet folk say they? L. K. W. had heard of these odd looking, j mark tell me it is grown there a "But they aren't antiques!'' Jut ' Answer Mealy bugs. They can but definitely pretty flowers. Can I great deal like most flowers. as if that condemned them. Can ! be controlled with malathion they be grown from seed? Where you tell me why antiques arc j sprays. Best to spray the plant - ; more in demand? P. O, Un the basement or out of doors, l yl '"' ....AnswerThey Mnl-bOiMne.if Isn't too' fhilly.-JJLJUtcxe- j - J UCCl 7 people. rrequenuy ivir nave arm i urn many; im-y idii uc un sought old pieces because so trolled by taking a cotton-wrap-many of the new are of veneer ;ped toothpick, dipped in alcohol but then, again, you'll find many: and touched to each one. Good antiques that arc. But there arc j air circulation helps prevent many more folk who like a piece j them. Also an occasional rinsing of furniture for its finish, its of the foliage is beneficial. wood, its usefulness, its substan- tialness, and the way it fits into the room where they want to use Question I'd like a locust tree, but understand there are it These, after all, should be the ; many varieties. Want one that ! reasons for buying any piece of ; furniture. Your father's pieces I sound like "antiques in the mak i ing." I'd like to have his address. a a Question Can you tell me what is a 'brass accessory?"' Re cently such gifts were suggested ;and we are just wondering what this would be? M. C. It. I ' Answer Ash' trays, cigarette holders, nut or bon bon dishes, even a vase anything you'd use in a room that, isn't really a piece of furniture. An accessory is something that isn't essential but is "aiding" the essentials . . . that's why I always object to so- does not grow too awfully big and tall. Have seen some that are a very nice size and still flower. Want a white, not one of the pink ones which look like sweet peas. Don't name a whole flock." I don't know what to choose when you do. Name Just one that isn't too difficult to get. C. S. W. Answer Morraine Locust, a -f a Question Have been wanting to ask you this for years, but am just getting around to it. Once saw some odd looking stiffish blooms in a garden. The flowers were greenish, brownish, yellow- NOW IS THE TIME TO PICK YOUR SHADE TREES WHILE IN BEAUTIFUL COLOR SWEET GUM RED, SCARLET AND PIN OAKS WASHINGTON THORN CAMES THORN AND OTHERS Tag Them Now for Delivery Later F. A. DOERFLER & Sons ------ -Nursery .Landscaping Garden Supplies Monday-Thru sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m."-" ' 2.-0 N. Lancaster Drive at 4 Corner! Handles Said To Be Unsafe The Danish folk like to garden. The auricula grows nicely from seed and we have some producers of t ha,t seed right here in the Willamette Valley. For names please send self-addressed enve lope. In the spring you will find the Auricula in many garden marts here in the valley and it occupies a big place in the Mt. Angel Primrose show each year. Modernizing should be for safety! I've seen some of the finest Aur as well as for utility, beauty, and i iculas that I have seen in any convenience Take china faucet handles, for instances. Many older homes, a partments, and hotels still have china handles on faucets and valves.. They should be replaced by faucets with metal because por celain or china handles are easily broken and are a hazard, A case in point is the injury sustained by Ransom Jackson, third baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. "Randy" gashed his thumb on a porcelain handle in a shower at his hotel. Many yean ago the plumbing in dustry realized the hazards of porcelain faucet handles. New plumbing fixtures have not been equipped with china faucet handles for many years. All new faucets and .fitting are now equipped with handles made of chromium plated brass. They ore sturdy and will not break. RENT A TOOL Do It Yourself It's Cheaper OPEN SUNDAYS Salem's Oldest. Tool Rental HOWSER IROS. 110 South 12th St garden show., in the Mt. Angel annual event. V : a ' Question My wife wants a lit tle greenhouse so badly. Am in terested in it for Christmas . . . but have heard it costs hundreds of dollars and we can't-afford -that. Thought perhaps I could get some information from you without embarrassing myself. It doesn't need to be big. But I'm not handy with tools. Are there any such greenhouses around here and what about would they cost? Do they always have to be paid for by cash? I'd like to know these things before I go shopping for this. Greenhorn. Answer Nice Christmas pres ent. There are some being built in prefabricated form right bcrt . in the Willamette Valley. One around 8 by 10 feet a popular size can be had for around $223, I believe. Saw one advertised the other day at a "winter bar- ' gain" for '$21950. Claimed they usually sold for around , $300. These take no special footing, al though a cement flooring is nice. Some are free standing and oth ers are of the lean-to typ.-'--In-qutryrevcairifiar monthly pay--ment plans are available for most ' o' these greenhouses, , . - - i 7
