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THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1113
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Hothouse Needs
Proper Heating
In iprlng a young man's
fancy not only turns to
thoughts of love but also to
raining flowers and shrubs to
make the home more attrac
tive.
And when the planting is
Hnnn ami it'a (1mA to. wait for
blooms to appear, an excel
lent easy-to-bulld project is
a hothouse to help with gar
dening next year, as well as
allowing gardening activities
to continue through the win
ter. Such a unit can be built it
low cost in a week end or a
few days, ranging from a five-by-eight
foot unit for the be
ginning to commercial siie
for professional horticultur
ists. Hothouses are particular
ly desirable on farms or In
small towns or other rural
areas where public nurseries
aren't available to supply
flowers and shrubs.
Although cost varies In dif
ferent areas, building materi
als for an eight-by-etght-foot
hothouse will be approximate
ly $125, allowing ISO for
lumber and plastic coating
and $75 for a small heater.
Inasmuch as many homes In
outlying areas use liquefied
petroleum gas for home heat
ing and kitchen appliances,
an LP-gas heater can be piped
into the present LP-gas sys
tem where needed.
Several models of auto
matic LP-gas space heaters
are suitable for the hothouse,
all thermostatically controlled
to maintain temperatures
within two degrees of the
desired setting. These can be
obtained from local aDDllancc
dealers who will recommend
the proper size to use depend
ing on the number of cubic
feet of air space in the hot
house. Such a unit assures pro
tection for plants and shrubs
throughout the year, evi
during winter storms w,
other power systems may
Professional Women
Gaming in Numbors
Washington mm - The pro
fessional woman Is making
gains In numbers in govern
ment. The U.S. department of
labor women's bureau reports
that in the 20-year period,
1B39-19B9, the number of pro
fessional personnel, female,
jumped from eight per cent
to IB.
Women numbered 34,758 in
IS50. or about five and a halt
times more than in the late
lB30's. However, the profes
sional woman in government
still is outnumbered bv the
woman clerical worker she
accounts for 78 of every 100
women In white collar occu
pations In the U.S. government.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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New York - HOT - Rosy fu
ture department: Some 50 mil
lion rosebushes will be pur
chased during the next year,
reports the All-America Rose
Selections.
Penny Saver Hits
Add a party touch to every
day--chooc gay remnants
for handy aprons and holders.
Pretty 'n' thrifty Vi yard
each lor top style and holder,
yard each fabric for other.
Pattern 7060; printed pattern
of aprons, holders; directions.
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Living Fence In
Garden Favored
When of Roses
H you'd like to add a fash
ionable touch to your home
property, plant an everbloom
ing: rose fence. Everblooming
roses have two heavy bloom
ing periods, one in spring or
early summer and the other
in the fall, usually with many
flowers and lavish color in
between these seasons.
The modern rose blooms
for an extraordinarily long
period every year, longer
than almost any flower that
can be named.
The rose fence can be par
ticularly lovely and fashion-
aDie and it requires only a
moderate amount of care. One
can have red, orange, white,
pink, yellow, lavender and in
between shades. Roses of dif
ferent colors may be mixed,
or the fence may bo solid
with one color.
Select Wisely
In planting your rose fence,
select varieties wisely. Climb
ing red roses along a white
fence can afford a brilliant
contrast. Other colors may
also be used.
Climbing roses may be
preferable where they have
such support as a masonry
wall or wood or wire fence.
Thick - growing rose plants
such as Rosa Multiflora are
not suitable as a rose fence
for small homes.
Plant Clou
Florlbunda and grandiflora
roses will grow into a living
fence of striking color with
out suDoort. Plant thorn
together, about two feet
apart, using approximately 50
plants for a hundred foot
fence. Your nurseryman can
recommend varieties to grow
to any desired height.
Agricultural Work
Can Be Glamorous
Akron. Ohin-(tIPnA rarD
in agriculture can be as at
tractive and exciting to youth
as one in the "glamour in
dustries" of space and elec
tronics, J. W. Keener, presi
dent or rne B. F. Goodrich
1 company, said here recently.
Keener, chairman of the
sponsoring committee for the
i uturc 1! armors of America
I r ounaallon, Inc., said success
I in agriculture today is based
I on skills that "run the gamut
I from biological chemistry to
I marketing, from agronomy to
i rural economics, irom vcterin-
l ary medicine to sociology."
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Smart Arrival
9224
SIZES 10-18
Take a train, plane, car or
bus but be sure to wear this
ovcrblousc dress if you want
to arrive smartly! Sew it in
shantung weave rayon, cot
ton. Printed Pattern 9224:
Misses' Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16,
18. Size 16 requires 3', yards
35-inch fabric.
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