The Evening herald., March 14, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

Do You Need Money
To Build Jhat Home?
If you own your lot, and have some money, we
can loan you half the value of building and lot
combined, payable like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now, before the spring
r;ush begins, so that your dream home may be a
reality before snow flies again.
There is no quicker way of making money than
by real estate investment in a growing town. You
are in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momye
&Momye
Inturance Real E&tate
Hopka Building
Building and Loan
Phone 366.
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ois, nouses, Kancnes,
I Business Property
1 Can Get Them for You
(.Irrigated or dry ranches, Klamath Falls lots in any
property. My listings cover all sections of Klam
ath county. If you plan to buy a residence or
a business location see me.
-Day or evening, phone 726-W and I'll be glad to
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rirr. I :'v, REAL ESTATE " ' :
703 North' Ninth '
'1. Small Houses . . . "-: V :
: Medium-size Houses
Large Houses
H -" Industrial and Commercial Buildings.
;: I design , ten years' actual on the job
!; building experience, . plus a technical
education, into all of my building plans.
H. R. Perrin
209 Hopka Building.
Phone 250-J
" "' ? ' "The Man Who Knows
'. Can Save You Money"
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Cinders are economical and prac
tical for roads and driveways as
they pack and bind, making a very
smooth pavement-like, surface
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A. F. Graham
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office Rooms 201-202 Winter BIdg.
PHONE 526
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House Plans tor Home Planners
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A picturesque log cabin for the
Summer camp at water's edge
A Design That Can Be Developed as Well in Stucco,
Clapboards, Shingles or Stone
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Log cabins will always ' be the
Ideal summer home to -a great many
people. Of course In some localities
this picturesque term bl building
Is out of the question; but when It
right and this Is an eisy form of
building for somo types of housos,
but they do nil look so well as
wheh the logs are laid horizontally.
For the sake of those planning to
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SAUSAGE
WALUV WALLA. WttsU., Mur. U
Suvcin Wliltiiinu colliige, ttudonU
were taken sick two waek ago a
a result of oallng ruw prtlv sau
sage at n frutumlty Initiation Ituld
exactly one month atio today, but
nil are . now recovering ut thoir,
homes or In husullals will roturn
to collpgv next fall, according to
unnuuncemunt at the college here
today, after news of the affair bad
leaked out at Yakima'.
Tlune atrkkon wero Wm. lloers
and Kendall Ctmio of Yakima, now
at homo practically recovered; Lowe
Uartrull of Ltulllnglmm, mM III a
I'urlluiid honpttul, having beon
stricken whllu truvellug with the
glue chili and developed eumpll
ruilons of erUlpells and penumon
lui Carl llevenatrelt or Seattle, In
a local hospital, with complications
of dluuutle; Dan Oalser of Kotalla,
In a local hesiiltul; Alfred Lock
wood and Corbely Church, both of
Portland, where thoy am now at
homo.
OtflcUU of tbo Iraternltr nd t
the college Express deepest regret
over the affatr, and o fur as knows
the former slitta 'that all the boys
afrected havo dlst)layod a forgiving
spirit. There were 12 men Initial
ed. Two wero not ikk at all and
three other wero ocjjr .slightly sick
quickly recovering. A
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Is at all possible to build one. It build a summer borne In some plc
ls good po.icy tor a hause built of turesque location already ' chosen,
logs Is fafc-l enduring, cool la sum- we have designed this log cabin
mer and lends Itself to harmonious . with Its great living room and
design and color. , porch. Ideal for summer good
A log house , has to be designed J'mes
differently from any other kind of. These rooks were meant for en
structure because It Is not easy' 13 tertilnlng for that U part of the
gain a large room wltiout the use summer pleasure. Most summer
of very' long walls, unless the walls houses are placed so that the owner
are broken by windows or In somo -can enjoy 'go:d views. This house
A practical and economical sugaiMiilon, prrrhanci, for an fx
soldier who 1 taking up gnvrriimrnt land; for a hunliug or
fljlilnn 1o1ep, r for a auramrr clubhouse.
ward the street, for the cabin Is
only 43 foet deep by (0 foot wide.
If built to 4e sot as It stands, with
the wldo sldo toward tho front, a
lot should be chosen 'With at least
a 76-foot frontage. - .j
There is a compact kitchen with
a Dasaeeway Into the llvlnir room.
such -way as br making the room ha-i been designed so that the llr- Bnd , ArtMetll , .thIa pagJagoway
octagonal. A long l3g. Is hard to lng room has winds looking In three lh. Hi.hi mi h k.m i- ..i.
main part of tbo house by a alnglo
door. The plan la ldoal for this
typo of homo.
In case only two bodroom are
doslrod. the roar of the house could
be much simplified by omitting the
hall and placing doors 'on each slda
of the' living room fireplace, ono
opening Into each of the two bad
rooms; of course the aocond fire
place would bare to be omitted, as
procure and heavy U handle, where- directions, and the porch also Is ex- t0 (ODdelu the plumblnKi tne Dllth. 'ts0 " ,"0 "..j
as the shorter lengths are very p;sed to three directions, so that It room nll(w., . ,Z' v,h. 1 0 "nluon botweon the two bed
t, , . . , room 15 puce.1 near tho kitchen. , rooms would como iust there. Stovi
easv. S3 an' arch ten must place gives views in every possible dl- Thnr l u. fimi - uu u '"' mere, bioti
in.. nw . ...nh , :., , i.or0 ' " l,rM flrPlac " pipe openings into the chlmnei
windows and porches In such a rectian. Iiinino- ,i.k . . I
way that moderate sized logs can TnMght tn, house' Is primarily ! each side. A narrow hall leads
Logs should be cut in t'lo winter
'for summer living. It la practical for back to the three bedrooms, ono of
plote privacy for tho bedrooms, yet
iL-lntMl. nunrtora nntl urr.it M mnlfn.WhlCh 'has tlln fldvantftrn nt ihn
time, or very early Bprlng before the. mn. . .... ,, 1 .,.,' fireplace. This nlnn eiv. com.
sap rue, ana aucwea to ary n tuo j ,ng g, home for onB of our
sua and U lose their, sap la th. LoId,m who ,nlend8 , gov.
heavy rains. Th:ugh a house madei .
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of logs with the bark on Is mire
picturesque, it does not last so well And If one cSo03e, the des'gn
as one made of peeled logj. After sr carried out in any of the
the logs have been pee'.ed and t'lor- 'other . building materials either
oughly seasoned they should be h0" tll"d tucco, clapboardi
dressed with creosote and oil. Thc;'or -shingles would be charming for
two sides of the logs that, como to-: lne exterior; or If tho 'cabin Is to
gether to form the wall jijuli .b3 .b buI:t ln a localltf where stone
adzed so that the Joint -will bo J' Plentiful, nothing could bo more
tighter. Chinking should be- of Ce-r'IP: JP'ata for the etorlor of such
ment Instead of clay and h:u!d design as this taan stone. ... ...
not be done until the logs arc. i ' We have imigined this cabin built
thoroughly seasoned. Otherwise thuy i where tho cost, of land did not con
would pull apart and let the chink-, fine us to the narrow city lot and,
lng fall out. - . . ! tJcrefcrc, have' made It broad arid
- It is more economical to build a 'l.w, to bo surrounded by lawns and
log cabin of one story. If a second ' gardens. However, It one -bwnod a
story Is needed It Is generally made j lot 50 by 7ii toet and' really wished
of shingles or shakes. Sometimes this de.'lgn, ltouId easily be put on
they are made of logs standing up- eiuh a lot by turning tbo porch to-
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Heretofore the demand for cin
ders has been greater than the sup
ply. We have added new and im
proved equipment which will en
able us to supply all needs?
Orders accepted for
immediate delivery
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Laying Out Vegetables
Btove
mnoy
would permit tho uso Jn each bed
room of a little camp stovo, which
adds groatly to morning and eve
ning comfort In, the mountains, ovon
In summer.
Tho logs should bo sot up on a
they are only separated from tho stono foundation. This will prevent
thorn from rotting. If stone J not
convenient, cement or brick will do
as well, lit any caso, tho logs should
not rest directly on the ground.
Tho floor of tho porch eould bo -p(
cemont, wood, flag stones, or brick,
as tho owner desires,
Slnco the prices of materials
and labor vary considerably In
dlfforont localltloi, Vfe do not
attempt to give a dofVhlto ostl
mato as to the cost t build
ing according o this ptn, but
suggest that you suit your
jrackotbopk as to the Kthd at
f materials' 1o be' used, arn thofi
consult a local builder (of de
tailed information as to build
ing costs. ' r
Kor further Information as
to procuring tho building plajst -of
this House Uvilgn No. 3I,'
sond a stamped and solf-ad-a,
dressed onvelopo to the House-
Plana Editor, In care of this
paper. ' . . . .
NEXT WEEK "A 8lmplo Lllll
Cottage, with Unique ltoof-llne."
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For a Keller Town
The laying our of the vegetable
garden on paper Is desirable for
the purposej of economy of time
and space, In the first place, and In
order to Insure tho proper placing
of the vegetables Jn regard ' to sun
and shade and convenience In culti
vating. Where prUct'.cable, tho rows
jhonld run aorta and south to give
an equal division of eunsloe. '
The ' taller crowing' vegetables,
such as corn and pole bean), are
usually placed togethed the wa:tcr
ly portion of tho garJcn,. lioruuna
they will cast shaed tbon onl dur
ing the hottest portion of the day
when a HUle shade may be helpful,
placed nearest to the back door for
The earliest vegetables usually are
canvenlence In gatherlnj In spring
when the earth Is likely to be muddy-and
where there., will be no
necessity for walking over the sur
face of tho newly spaded and tilled
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The most practical mani of lay
ing cut a vegetable' girden ', Is to
'draw a plan cn a scale of half Inch
to a foot :n tough wrapping papor
which Is not easily torn and which
will not break with ' folding. On
ui.i scale -a 60-foot-garden pxch
would accupy a 5-lnch ' square.
When vegetables are charted iu
place, after careful ' study and
thought, thero will be room on the
paper' to make notes as to ex
periments anil resuhs In the gard
en and as to vurlous Insect po3t.
The chart will become a record of
the time necessary to mature tho
earllst crops from sowing and will
lurnlnh' an rexcolleni ' guide In Ken
tons to como,' I) reference to tho
chart and-notej, the same mistakes
noed not he mado again. '
If one has two rows of the eUme
vegetable and uses a different suc
cess! a cr:p In each row, tho gird
encr may not which was tho more
xuee&Mfal combination.
In small gardens, where Intenslvo
fertilizing and cultivation Is simple
the rows noed not ba us far apart iw
ill, '.urgur gardens.. Eighteen ' Inc'aea
Is nmplo for moxt of the vegetables.
T hESE pages are prepared with the idea
of aiding Klamath Falls home owners in their
efforts to make this town more beautiful A
better place to Jive. )
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D UE to the cooperation of the advertisers
on these two pages, we are now enabled to
offer the first of a seri es on home gardening
and flower growing.
JT ROM week to week other articles will be
added, with the idea of making this section a .
real aid to community betterment.
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