The Evening herald., March 21, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

toURD'AY; ! MARCH '21, f 1928
mMlPjMWMlS, OREGON
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tihie ' Home
Hiete
for
ItwaHoTtie Garden
0ar4tn ?
A Ten-Foot Kitchen Garden
A ton foot aunny corner of a back
yard will furnish a considerable
quantity of vegetables during tlio
course of a year, If properly handl
oil, It will supply Kurriclont toma
toes to cat mw nil unimnr anil for
canning for the iwliitur supply. Do
foro It lit lima to put In tlia to
mato plants It will fclvo a llboral
supply of early radishes, lunf lot
tu co, younii onluni or aplnueh.
Among tho tomatoei during tho
year a few plants of Swiss chard
will give a supply ot greoua all
summer.
Tho iinmo plot, after tho oarly
spring harvest, may bo used fur
beans all summer, plantlnic It at
Intervals In suecuislon. It may fur
nish a nupply of green ponn pluntod
oarly and followed by turnips, cab
bage, cauliflower or a few stulki
of Brussels sprouts to furnish a
dnllcary fur tho Thanksgiving and
Christmas tables. Thli vegetable U
alwaya cxpnulvo, but on oaay to
grow at a, cabbage.
Tbo ainall plot, afl'r tha radlsboa
and young onion, may bo pluntod
to eggplant und green peppers. It
, might alao -bo put Into a fnw. cu
cumbor vines If that, vrgetuhlo la
apoelnlly rollahod. Thero In tbo
wildest, variety of cholco to which
' a iiiinll plot may ho put to furnish
vegotabtea of quality for tho homo
tablo. Evo'n to ainall a .plot would
furnlali aovoral incurs of tho doll
clom Ootdon Bantam corn, tha real
quality of which li nover found In
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TLAK TOU. A VSOETAM.I
axxDrw lffxio'
tho market. , ': ; ' !
A- plot of only, tun fuel, square
lenda Itself to lutouslve culture. It
can b so easily and heavily ferti
lized thut It will vroduco greatly
Increased crops, and It U an eay
matter to keep to ainall a plot well
watered during dry porluds. "It u
Iod small to do anything with It,"
la not a good oxcuso for noglcct
Ing to plant a few vegetables tftls
your, ' It la a simple mutlor to alt
down with a pencil and paper and
figure out tho possibilities cf n
small v1"' ond look over tha cta-
j logucs and ordor a few packets of
cod to plant rU
LATEST MODELS
ARE DISPLAYED
Keeping Up Fertility
fibers li nothing thut qulto takos
tho placo of animal manure In pro
paring suit tor tho garden, ao It iti a
good plan 16 be on ' the lookout for
a supply and store It, If necessary,
or spraad It upon tho soil as soon
as It Kan be procured, even If the
ground Is froten, to apo,do lu when
spring opons.
Wo aro noirlng period of In
tensive culture. Tho snnio spaco
of ground In a Fronch or Ooruian
garden, horticultural experts toll
na, will yield oflon doublo as much
ns Xho some apace In an American
"garden, hocauso ot Intenalva culture
und constant fertilization and 1 111
ngo. Fertilizer and bumua should
bo added to the 'ground for tho
vegetables each year.
Tho compost heap la bosoming n
regular Institution. Grass clippings,
weeds that havo beon hoed or pull
ed up;, autumn leaves, tops ot veg
etables, old pea and bean vines: In
short, all ot tha vogatablo wnsto ot
tho promlsos should bo stacked up
and wot down from tlmo to time
during tho summer to form huimu,
iwhlch Is murcly decayed vogoluble
manor, but tho flnost fertilizer wo
havo. In addition to tho plant food
It contains, It Is especially valuublc
In adding to tho quality of tha soil,
and bocauso It holds moisture like
a sponge. ' ,
llumus Is now sold by tho barrol
or by tha hundredweight, and gard
ens of clay or sandy soil, which
need It, can be furnished very Tead
II)', . llul pndng In. decayed and
hakf-drcsyod loaves each year . Is
much' the bottor method and ' will
soon bring the soil to a tilth and
fertility that will bo surprising. .
Tho annual spading does much
tor tho ouallty of Uio soli, admit
ting tho air and sweetening It. It
should be spaded In the spring and
fall. With the application annually
ot fertilizer, proferably eublo ma
nure or honio-niudo compost, with
omo commercial fertilisers during
tho growing season, It will bo only
a short tlmo boforb tha yluld will
show tho rosults of tha work and
tho growth of the vegetables will
bo so luxuriant Uiat tho owner
will feel well rownrdod for his toll.
Autumn loaves In many girdon club
communities Inst Jail woro at a pre
mium, the mombors cleaning up the
neighborhood for tholr compost
heaps and taking the supply from
neighbors who did not havo gardons
Mulch from tho gardon should bo
Blacked up this spring to start a
compost hoap, ' It' Is host to mako
tho pile flat-topped, with a depres
sion .In tho contlod to catch the rain
and cnuso It to soop In to tha center
of tho pllo to hasten rotting. Suds
nnd tublo slops may also bo thrown
upon the pllo with good advantage
as inolsturo Is necossory to produco
comport.
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linos. An attractive gown wai that
worn by.MIss Iluth Limlncy in Ca
tlllan red with a clover 'black hat,
Dolby Jester und Oeruldlno Houston
woro clover children's croatlon,
ondlng tho showing of Che Ladlan'
Store, which was exceptionally beau
tiful. ' '
From tho Golden Rule store Miss
Paulino Cllft mis proscnted 'in an
attractlvo gown;: Miss Martha Upp
woarlug a "Prlnco of Wales"' sport
model coat; Miss . Miiud 'Hood
gowned In an cnaombto and a sable
cbokor and Mrs. Kllnar Hogue In
an afternoon frock of crepo with a
blue' fox fur. lf:il showa lu all the
portrayals, as well as the furs, were
from Miss (lertruda's and the North
ern Fur shop. Mrs. K. Popla was
presented In to distinct numbers,
wearing a gazelle jaquotto from tha
Uoldnn Utile and a mink Jiquette
during tha showing cf II. N. Moo.
Mm. Hollo MucEuchron was pro
tonled , In an attractive coat tor
street wear, -Minn Catherine Doty
following in an Interesting en
semble frock, worn with a marten
fur. In a dainty showing ot chil
dren's frocks and hats Miss Mar-
Jorlo Southwell, Miss Dixie Elaine
Emons and Miss Maxlne Olson wore
the cleverest of juvcnllo creations.
Miss Fern Cody was attractive In a
frook of a dainty color and Mrs.
Bra Carpenter woro a street coat, a
French model that bocanio her
beautifully.
. . .Men's Showing
Of Intorost thut rivaled' tha
showing ot tho fashionable crea
tions for tho femlnlno sex, were
those, shown by tfae K. Sugarman
store and the Klamath Klotblng
Kompany. "
Showing the latest In sport and
street wear from the well-known
house of Hart Shnffncr ft Marx,
tho famous Dobbs hats and clover
cravats, four of tho best dressed
young men In town were presented
by tho Sugarman store
In, tho spot-light of fashion. " John
Schiriierl woro a dark suit wlti
Dobbs hat,' a straight lino overcoat
with patch packets. Jack Canipboll
wore a suit of light shade, a Prince
of Walos hat, with double vents In
tho coat of tho suit. E. T. Boatman
woro a street suil of srav nln strlno.
ono oi tho most Interesting materials
tor spring 'wear. Cecil Matt was
presented In a sport outfit with
blue coat and gray trousers, fea
turing tho English cut. Dwaln
Duel! was Introduced , wearing 1 tho
now Antwerp blue, with an attrac
tive red flannel tlo.
K. K. K. store stressed clothing
from tho House of Kuppouholmur
with Nottloton shovs'. Tho sport
clothes iworu by Raymond Hilton
wero especially Interesting, Harry
Pelts also wearing an Interesting
number of street clothes.
HILL OFFICIAL i
PROGURES DATA
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slate commerce comntlsslon to suit
for a certificate. of convenience for'
the extension of tfie road north to '
connect with, the Southern Pacific
lines at Odol. Tho rohcaring was
denied 1y tho commission. ' '
IlOfder Ably Assisted,-.'
Mr. Hoydcr lh bis visit to Klam
ath Falls was ably asslnted .by th
cbambpr of caminerco, tbo Klamath
Irrigation district and County
Agent C. A. Henderson. Each pub
lic agency gave material aid In un
earthing facts and figures on pres
ent' and potential tonnago which
will be usod with telling effect at
t!bo hearing before the Interstate
commerce' commission the latter
part of the month.
HNINKS WILL
BE REAL SHOW
Handy Hints for Home People
Many pooplo make plans of gard
ens and than forgot about them nnd
plant as tluj whim solias thorn, when
thoy confront the' soil with a. pack
age of soods In hand. Rest results
are obtained by sticking closoly to
a plan onco It has boon figured 0"t
und not trusting to chance and snap
judgment,. .Lato rln the soiaflon
many pussloa aro likely to arlsa as
to whore to plant succession crdps,
and whloh tlmo nnd offort will bo
, wasted. . r' " - :
When the plan has boon drawn,
tha best way Is 10 stnko It out on
tho ground, This Is casly dc.no and
' roqulres only a few momonts' work,
nftor. which Boed i sowing can go
along swimmingly. Stick a pot
' label, Uttlo woodon plckot,' sold
cheaply at seed houses, nt the head
of each row bearing tho name of tho
good that Is to go In that particu
lar row. Stake out iho ontlro gnrtl
on In this ln'ftitiier nnd then arrango
tho sood packets In ordor to '(or
respond with tho labols, and start at
tho first label -and the top packet
and progress across tho garden. It
will ayatomatlto the work ot sood
sowing and save, a great deal ot
tlmo.
In addition to putting In .tho lab
oIb of seed which Is io- bo sown
placo labols with tho datas whero
Inter sowings and Roods which must
wait until' safe from froat are to go,
Tho bardon plan wll Hhon bo neatly
and nocuratoly transferred from pa
per to thb toll an.d tho papor can
bo laid away to wait ' for notos
Inter In tho'heason,
. Tho gardon plan Is ,tho bluo print
so to spcad, wilth tho specifications
(or the gardon you are to build. It
it hns been worked out In tho caro
ful detail It should bo, It will be a
simple matter to follow It to tho
dot and the results will provo tho
offlclonoy of gardoning , according
to proftrrangod phut. , ; ; .
Shriners Ready for Big Per
formance at Scandina
vian Hall Friday
In view of the big annual Crater
Lake Shrlno Club Hi-Jinks, vaudo
villo and danco to be given at the
Scandinavian hall, March 27,. 1826,
It must be saM, from, all reports
from both those who are participat
ing In the show nnd the different
Shrine club committees, that this
show Is going to bo one ot the best
that has ever hit Klamath Falls.
Tho evening's entertainment is un
der the complete management of the
Crater Lake Shrine Club, of which
V. C. Van .Emon Is president, and
has elveni bis most honest efforts to
mako this. the best form of enter
tainment that has been given in Ore
gon 'by any. Shrine Club, and' second
to none' In tho United States. The
show has beea directed and arrang
ed by John, Houston, Frauk Cofer
and Harold Jloll, who 1 successful
ly put. on: the show for, the Elks.
The price ot admission includes the
evenings entertainment and every
one who will be present for this en
tertainment will say that It Is money
iwell spent, for entertainment purposes.-
Tho oast of the ehow has
been working and rehearsing very
hard to make this show a success.
Thoro have' been over 350 tickets
sold. Tho seats are not reserved,
so got yours early. "' , ' . '
Paint and Wallpaper
No mutter bow you build your borne, looks play an
Important part when ycu sell.
Thcro are no greater aids to value and beauty than
. paint and wallpaper, properly selected and applied.
When you want either, come to headquarters '
Browne's Paint Store
: ' W. P. Fuller Paints
.! . .-Wallpaper all the latest designs 1
. ' Varnishes Oils Kalsomlne
" V "If It's put oi with a bruh we have it"
Save Money
on Wiring Cost
When you plan your home,
consult with ua. We can
advtao you how to aat'o
money by plunnlng your
wiring correctly. Our tech
nical knowledge and years
service, without reservation,
of experience la at your
We wunt, you to aavo
money on your building.
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Phono 171
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PHONE 293 SIXTH AND COMMERCIAL
STRICKEN AREA
HOLDS FUNERALS
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this defiance nt a citizens mooting
held hero yosterday.. :
Charles Ilittor, a business man,
uttorcd It after Covornor Small and
a dozen relief work officials nnd
commtssionora painted tho horrors
of tho tornmlo,
"The rollof actlvtlo8,' KItlor mid,
"oan bo-.onlyfonipornry. It Is whnt
will happen, after tho temporary re
lief measures that concerns us most
ly. . "Tho. Mobile and Ohio shops are
dostroyod. Tho Itrown Shoo com
pany's factory Is gone, "fhoro nlono
wero jobs for 3000 pooplo. Wo must
prepare for tho future and bring
hopa to tho stricken by assuring
thorn that tholr Jobs will come back.
("Tho banks of this town nre pre
pared to strain tholr credit to the
utmost to old Its pooplo In restoring
tholr lost homes and Industry, . .
, "'MurphyBboro and you will build
on its ruins. It may take yoara to
get back jur oM status, but Mur
physboro will rebuild."
. Rlttor, one ot tho towns -wealth-test
men', striking looking with white
hair and, ruddy chocks, climbed
down from the speakers platform
with tours In his oyon nnd Murphyn
boro uttorod tho first cheers that
swopt ovor It slnco tho ndvont of
tho totnndo Wcdnosdny, t ,
PERSONALS
Ted Sullivan ami Dan Sullivan,
both of whom belong to tho Irish
colony of the Merrill country that
depend principally upon tho sheep
Industry for a livelihood, are In
town! today to visit friends and pur
chnso supplies. ' ,,
V.. T. .Ghrrot, ono of tho well
known lurichors ot tho fertilo
Sprague River valley country arriv
ed In town last night from Illy, tho
community contcr of the Spraguo
country.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wl Cunningham,
rosldents of Kirkford, which is ex
ceedingly active these days by rea
son of lumber operations and rail
road construction further north,
wero visitors In this city today.
Johra O'Shon, shocp man of tho
southern "Klnmialh country, was In
town to attond to .business ninltors
today. ., '; JfW
From the Rock Creek counlrliros
tordny, canio W. F. Perkins, Jjfto Is
employed on tho Rock Creckranch
owned and opernted by 1). B. Alex
ander. Tho ronch was formerly
knowm as tho old Doak ranch and
Includes Some of tho most fertile
grazing land In tho county.
B. P. Alexander, who tenches In
tho rural school at Hlldobrnnd, was
In town today pro'pmratory to making
a trip east over tho mountains to
Medford. f 1
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Snider of Mac
doel, California, and owners ot a
store In that town, were ill) town to
day to purchase supplies. They ar
rlvod In Kiianath Falls last night.
Jessie Puttoraon was a visitor to
day from Swan Lake. '
' George Slmonson ot Kirk ,1s In
Klamath Falls to spend tho ,, week
end n guost 'In the Arcndo hotel.
O. Larson ot Mnlln Is In tho city
for sovoral doys from his ranoh,
Safeguard Your Home
It does you little. good to scrape and save to build that home of yours,
unless you take steps to see that it is protected.
The one sure way to be protected is to take out fire insurance. :
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sonable. We give personal service on every claim.
J. H. DRISCOLL
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solicits your patronage. , .
We, as residents of Klamath County, are vitally interested in its de
velopment. We are interested in no other -locality. As the town
grows, "we grow. Therefore it is to our interest to aid every prospect
ive builder. V i
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We offer you prices, that will com pare favorably with any in the city.
Finally, we offer'you a complete stock of the best building materals,
including , . , !
Rough and Finished Lumber
Millwork Lath . Shingles
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Sash Doors
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JACK SLATER, Manager
Center and Klamath
Phone 123
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