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EVENING HERXED, RXXMXTH FAILS, ORECON
SATURDAY, MARCg 2I.102S
tallod lutontitttlon at to build
ing costs,
:' Vor furthor ltiformutlon a
to .ifocurliiK tho building plum
ot this Homo Design No. 08,
Hnd' atnnipeil anil tolf-ad
; druasod vnyolopo to the llouso
Plana Kdltur, lu euro ot tills
paper.
Plant for Continuous
Bloom
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Lots Houses, Ranches,
Business rroperty
I Can Get Them for You
Irrigated ordry ranches, Klamath Falls lots in any '
; section of the city, or city business and residence
1 property. "My listings cover all sections of Klam
ath' -cuntyi .If you plan to buy a residence or
ia business -location see me.
ft Day 'or eening, phone 726-W and I'll be glad to
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Do You Nwd Money
To Build That Home?
If you otfn your lot, and have some money, wo
can lo;in you half the value of building and lot
combin ed, payable like rent Monthly payments.
Make y our arrangements now, before the spring
jush begins, so that, your dream home may be a
reality b ef ore enow 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.
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Momy
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Insurance - Real Estate
Hopka Budding "
Building and Loan
Phone 366
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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
A. Graham
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office Rooms 201-202 Winters BIdg.
... PHONE 526
! I. . You may wteh to build but feel uncertain .7 '. " - ''' ' '' ' jX ' " )1
ti I Perhaps you have had trpuble making sat- ,"'' . ior uome nanners
'v ., - -isfactory loan arrangements? . ..t: ,; . "' " k . " , ' ,- ' . '
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Bring it to me. , , Atf&lfik HKH ' H P Mfr ' ..''-'
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Jusf a.He.Bif of a Small House
With a Delicate charm
(orubly - Jot." Placed In tho baae
uient beside i:o turnaie, it may be
ho -led in winter b- that useful
.isent iaii in summer elthor by gas
or o tiny CJal hoater ihl Mien about
una sliovultul gf-coal a day, yet
kuopi the Uuk piping hoi by day
and night. . .
Tho klt.'hen " i conveniently
placed and carefully I ilil out. A
wcman'i comfort and ' health i.vere
in mind when the architect plannod
this room In wulca the home maker
must spend a many hours. of each
day. Larger windows ' give full
lijht for the work and a, wonderful
r.ew of the garden.
The Ixq bc-Jrooa are in a sec
tion by themselves, well away from
the other part of the house, being
separated by
For seaside home or mountain
cottage, summer leUura or ail-;; it
year living, the ltttlo house plan of
fered tills week has many . pieuanl
possibilities. . The cottage is shown
as made of stucco but shingles or
clapboards could bo aubitituted It
desired. ' '
A combination Using and dining
room is always good In a sma.i
bouse. One quite large 'room in a
siuM bouse tends to make the
whole Interfcr seem - larger. Be
sides this good point, the furniture
can.be arranged to. better advant
age. The large room he.re shown
is generously supplied . with !n
dows and a big fireplace gives the
room a brlgat cosy look In the win
ter time. The sua porch, u3t off
this room, cpuld be enclosed for" a
winter sunroomMf desired.
- If for reasons of economy it were
thought best 4to emit one chimney
from the iklanMwo " alternatives are
possible; either the living room fire
place can be plated on the Inner
wall to open Into the same chimney
ils the kitchen range; or, if tho
housewife feels-that." sb.0 can dis
pense 'Wita the coal range and uae
a gas one only, the kitclion -chimnev
oan be omitted.. ' . -
.A good, many housewives no
days do feel that a coat range in
terferes badly with a .truly simple
life since it always needs coal put
in or ashes taken out or . blacking
put on. So many bcuses( even some
large and elaborate ones, are being
built Ihese later Tears with . oaly ; thi width of the lot upon ttjlich this
gas ranges In the kitchens. And jlhu! Ii-U-jb could bo built wlj not a
water boiler Is most frequently put If.ot to Spire. Tho ihouso il 30 foot
.n tho basement in inoJern houstM. j deep, However, wo trust Jthat no
since Its proaenco in tho summer icau 'ou.i try to build sdlovoly a
makes . the kitchen moot uncom- little dcsiEn a J this could do made,
Tho iiilovHtlna outline of tils llNib!c little colmgo I.mhIs llsclf
ot ht frm nun of rr wUeli Im mi popular now. -
Bowers before it really 1 kn be
tailed a home. Thereroro wejhould
choose a design which fits ir lot
tit wo' already have one: and! not.
fwo would buy land to makeHo do-
the stairs, ball and sign nve have chesen as charnbE as
bath, They are both easily accesf posslhle. ' . ' j , ,!
sibie to the batt, and tho llne) - pMple aro loving col more
closet from whichr bod "linen fc thnn tbey'dld a fow y 2tranA
supplied, if between, the two. Tlo are llarnK t0 us4 't moro. Tteo'l.
Bat-Vis Hear the' kitohen as aa Jto , , . ' 'V . .
centrallio the plumbing : and tu " YCgU0 for , h" rful
save oa cost of construction. A, " " Vh, T.m. 1 " .M;
small stairway leads from oni ot i '" This lltt o house lend, uolf
the bedrooms up to tho attic, which " ",u tu'j "
" r I It nll-l II PUIII . nil, na . ,knil ln..l.l
without having at least iD-foos of gray or tan makes tho inoal
lot.' One must have a lak and )tlnd of background for flowor
brilliancy.
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vsnlenco and beauty In any design
Itwould' siem iwell done, ludond,
and In this deshin we bellovo that
is valuable as an air space to
the roonn below cool in atmm
oil 3 for storage' room. , 1
The cellar in such a hiuio t tills
may be made a veritable storjroom,
for tiic modern cellar Is Ah and
warm and in many houses c today
both . the washing and iroanz are
done In the basement. ,
. Fifty-flvo feet would nein to bo
stand vivid color without' stsilng
t jo extreme. Bright ' colort'Jould
alsj be effective In tho gardet for
a neutral tinted stucco hou4-aay
the throe are so luccessfully merged
tht.,tlils homo must glvo groat
pleasure to Its owner. , .
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f-dlnce ilre prkos of materials '
' and11 labor vary considerably In '
dlffeVent localities, we do not
t attempt .to give a definite call-
male 'as to tho coat , of build
. Ing according to this plan, but
t suggest) , that you suit your
'. pocket book as to tho kind of
materials to be uaod, and thon
consult a local builder for do-
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The ideal flower garden Is one
continual sheet ot bloom from May
until frost, but tills la an Idonl dif
ficult to obtain, However, with a
enrtvf ill ioleotlon ot annuals" and
oarly planting, a continuous shoot
ot bloom Increasing In brilliancy
may bo aocured without grant diffi
culty from mid-Juno until frost.
Several of the most brilliant an.
iiuiiU have short and early or short
and Into avasons of bloom, the
popples bo lug mi example ot bloom,
tho popplua bullig an uxumplu ot the
former mid tho asters of tho latter.
Ot nll-seuson standbys, stocks, mari
golds, potuutus and' verbeuas offur a
good selection. Tlicy comu Into
bloom In two months or even soon
er from seed, and each .succeeding
week produces moro bloom until
cut down by frost.
Properly plucod about tho garden
group of these useful annuals will
mako a sufficiently hrilllunt show
to glvo tho appcarauco 'of continu
ous bloom .throughout tho season.
The Kruncu marigolds nro ono at
tho first to come Into bloom, spin
nlug up to a bud very early In tho
aeaaou and then coiitltiuulng to
branch and produco more flowers.
Tho verbena sends out runners
aud thus multlfllxa Its blooming usr
faro. Tho petunias granch and
spread out, producing acorea of
bloom, frngrunt particularly at ulghl
fall. Tho stocks aro compact grow
ers, throwing up a continual suc
cession of bloom spikes,
Tho xlanlas, coniHig Into their
full glory a llttlo later than those
annuals, mako up In apeed and
brilliancy of colon for delay In de
veloping, as the colossal types mako
big bushes by fall. They may bo
counted on tor a magnificent dis
play from mid-July on.
Ily sowing aununl popples even
bnforo frost Is out of Ilia ground,
.the dlspluy ot annuals will begin In
May and the poppJoa may be pullinl
up as they begi nlo fhig and other
annuals transplanted Into their
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tiwoot alyssum as an odglng plant
cornea Into bloom early and Is one
of tho last to yield to front.
Tliero la atll Itlmo to draw gard
en plana tor both llowsr and vege
table garden. You will need them
both. .. '
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Heretofore the demand for cin'i
dera has been greater than the sup
ply. W.e have added new and im
proved equipment which will en
able us to supply all needs.
Orders accepted for 7 7
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Humanity lives upon the vcgcti
tlon which clothos the earth, w hell
er it be directly upon' the roots,
leaves or -fruiu cf the field, or upon
.he flesh of animals nonrhned upon
egotation.; The earth ylella us
ur food. Every little garJen. even
If it be' no more than five, feet
square, h an addKlon to too world's
food supply and u .conaniiiient low
orlng of tho pries 'ot living. ("' . '
'The economy of tno iionic garden
aud tho necesslt.' of providing for
ourselves so far ns possible, brougln
directly homd-to uj during the
World war, still endures and Is re
:ognlzcd In the hund1 crfs of garlens
which now flurli. where nana
flourished" bofdre. There ii a place
for a garden In every back yard
where the sun penntratei. Tie o:il.
place unsuitable is- the. yarJ In
continual ahrde, for plant mii.i;
nave, sun to flourish,
In the Very small plot IL is .bo.U
to grow cnl ono or two favorite
vegetables and to secure a supply
ot them rather than a few samples
of a greator number. The bonlth
glvlng and preserving qualities of
a froer use of vegotablos In Uoe dlot
la now widely recognized. Thore'has
been a widespread reform. -In our
habits of feeding since those fjacts
have become thoroughly proved.. and1!
demonstrated, particularly In the
frequent use of green vegetables. .
The dls.-oery cf Oj Importajit
pr'.rt played Ml vltamifa, myster
ious subitinces necessay to health
and growth, particularly In children
has led to, a gre iter Je of veget
u')les and mu ll Krouteicaro la now
taken to secure fret vegetable.-!
than ever before. Tnu"e3t supply
nnd the only Konrantcflof first qu .1
Ity ) In the lnm drden. Numur
ous vfiBclabluM must foj eaten, freshly
g iiherc.1 to lin at tfelr best, and
tills, of course, 1 ;injwSslbIfl lu tho
market, Vlioro ttjjp ylniisl . be hold
over nigJl at the IiU
No one .'can ha peas' unless
ho growii thorn himilf. Lio same
Is true if sweet cdji. ', Theao two
vegeUblM,. cannot kept Iqnger
than four lion: t aft! gathering and
maintain their quajy.. With tho
din ippcaranre of bo quality of
fres inens sonic of lo health-giving
pr. pertles cf the ants disappear.
So the spring slim should bo
"Garden for Hsal " In addition
to the benefit to i secured by eat
Infr fresh . vegetabU tho exercise of
earing for a gardn - la i not an In
considerable foctoi The "man or
Aomnn who cannofflnd tho tlmo or
tho opportunity tojwlng a Bolt club
can get tlio flanJ rosultfl with a
hoc, and produce bmothlng besides
a score. Tho h lie garden ' gives
both food and oxjclse, both condu
cive to better hailh and atrength.
better
Better
li own
1 HE 3E pages are prepared with the idea
of aiditg Klamath Falls hone owners in their
efforUio make this town more beautiful A
place to live.
p to. the cooperation of the advertisers
on theseitwo pages we are now enabled to
offer the: first of a seri es on home gardening
and flower growing. .
1 ROM week to week other articles will be
addedWith the idea of making this section a
real aafcto community betterment.
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