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A Well-Balanced Exterior and
Well-Planned Interior
Garden Helps and Hints
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When executed by me, they combine ten
years' actual building experience, backed
with a technical education . .
H. R. Perrin
209 Hopka Bldg.
Phone 250-J
" - "Consult the Man Who Know."
Lots, Houses, Ranches,
Business Property
1 Can Get Them for You
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ttrigated or diy'ranches, Klamath Falls lots in any
section of the city, or city business and residence
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
call.- ... '.. . , . . .
R. H. Maley
. REAL ESTATE
703 North Ninth - -
To Build That Home?
If you own your lot, and have some, money, we
can loan you half the value bf building and lot
combined, payable, like rent. Monthly payments.
Make your arrangements now.' before the sorinir
tish begins, so that your dream home may be a
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cctiiLjr uciuic aiiuw iiiea again.
There is no quicker way of making money than
hy real estate investment in a growing town. You
!re in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momyer & Momyer
Insurance ;, Real Estate
Hopka Building
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
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Six-Room House No. 632
IS house isanexcellentcombination
of the central-hall Colonial floor
plan and a dignified and interesting
exterior in the style that has come
to be known as Western, because
it was developed in the Western states.
' ' The designer has added to the attractiveness
of the outside walls by an intelligent use of
soldier and rowlock courses of brick and by the
panelled effect he has given to the side eleva
tions. Such effects are fortunately" becoming
. more common as architects become better
'"versed in the use of face brick bonds and pattern
work. . ,
' ' The special features of the front elevation are
ihe doorway and the two groups of windows.
Their charm lies in their simplicity and their
fitness. There has been no striving for effect.
li( Every element.ia, the charming facade takes its
' plac naturally and is; an integral part of the
- composition.
Bui charming as is the exterior, the chief joy
of this house will be the convenience and livable-,
ness of the interior. Every thought has been
given to make it fit the present-day require
. ments of a prosperous American family. ,
The central hall is entered through, a good
Daifncd or American Face Brick Ajwclation
sixed vestibule. On the right is had a view of the
big living room, beyond which opens the sun
parlor, thus producing a splendid effect and af
fording opportunities for excellent interior ar
rangements. , .
" To the left, a pair of French doors lead to the
almost square dining room. In the kitchen, the
sink and stove are placed under windows, a
feature appreciated by the housewife. Cabinets
in the kitchen and over the refrigerator in the
rear entry take the place of a pantry. The con
venient lavatory in the rear hall is to be noted.
An "open stairway leads to the second floor,
with its three large bedrooms and ample closets.
The dressing room adjoining one of the bed
rooms could be made into a private bath.
. - To get four bedrooms, the bath may be placed
over the vestibule, with two bedrooms on eafih'
side of the stairs.
s The attic also provides space that coijlld be
utilized for bedrooms, playroom for the children
or for a billiard room. The basement .contains
furnace room, coal room, laundry and vegetable
cellar.
'The ceiling heights are 8 feet Gfochcs. The
content of house is 30,500; of garage, 2,100
cubic feet , S
ClothoHiilnH linvo ucvur kumi man
tlonud an (union uoootiurloa, but
horo Ii wlioro i hoy art listed aa
vory liiimly mul convunlnnt article
In Ilia Kiirilun. Tim? nro nut tu
ihnnii up plunta but to thuiu
down. Kur upruwllnn, running unit
trtttlliiK ulauU, tba clotliuiiplu In uu
xco)lunt K"ltl" and director.
Hrutu'J'ii may bo poiSKud down
nimtly and unobtmmtvuly by ntlck-
liiK a clotliospln over tho branch
to bo regulutod and forcing t Uu
uronKa Into tho loll. It tho ololhoa
plu la too noitcoablo thu knob may
bo sawed oft.
Thla la a good louton to mart
collactlnK broom sticks from nil
your neighbors. They aro Ulo:il
atukoa tor dahltsa and other heavy
growing ulunta. drab anything that
looka llltn n ncut aluko and nloro It
(or atukuj nover como amlaa In the
growing aoaaon and usually liters IK
u deurlti ot thorn whan thoy Hrv
moat nocdml, Stout atukou (or tu-nut-ooa
will' bo needed.
A good garden Unit to Uy oui liedti
aud row will bo nvcuanary. Mm na'
lines am strong and Ideal 'for the
purposu. llurdwurit stormt cnri'j
inant. i.iy m mo or more, pot iuu
ela to lubul tbo row or fhe Indtvltt
unl plants. Hen that r-ou kuov;
.whoro tho trowel U urid 1( It Isn't
thnro gut a pair ao yjU wll bo aurn
to hava one. Ta' narrow-bladed
angular trowels aro' Ideal for Irani
pluming. Uooil .urong ahara (or tho garden
should bo provtdud. Cutting flow-
ora or (ndud blooms nnd aoed puda
dooa tho ahoiira yoi uso to cut cloth
no particular OOd. .You will naod
garden ahonra fn (idltlon to priming
HhtMira, now gmiirnlly labolwl with
tholr Kreitch nmuoa, aucnivum. 1
A fow roll) pt thrao-fold chicken
wlro wll ho Idwil for tha early polia,
ovon tho alrorler onea nro bottur
for aotnethiiig' upon which ta climb
and tho new Inrga-poddvd bl(
dw.trfs nrn too long tu grow a
dwarf nn'd iH tnll anoiiRh for tho
rogulnr aiiport tor tba brush paaa.
Buo thnt l horo la a aupply of (erll
llior on, hnnd to atari .with Ilia tlrat
breBtb.'of aprlng when tho plant
uro gr'oody ndur a wlutor nloop. .
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PLOYE GONE BUT
AUTO IS RETURNED
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I)avo Turner, ownur of the hot
spring In Uuigell's valley allll bua
his unto, while one of h In employes
Is allll amnng tho mlaalug. Tumor
and hi wlfo wont lo l-o Angola
recently for a visit and left Henry
Hoskey In charge of tha resort.
Following their return, Mrs. Turn
er noticed Itoakey troklng It down a
hack stairway at night- with a ault
ense In his hand. A moment later
they heurd li I tit atart tho fumlly auto
and loave.
. Putting In a call for Klamath of
ficers, they had ltoskoy Intercepted
at Keno, where tho auto was taken
but Hoskey ullowed to procoed on
his Journey. ,
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Enlarged Unlvrnltit Dictionary
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SUGAR CQNTES
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RULES 0U1UNE0
6 Field mu3t,bo subject to in
apectlon by any or 'all mcmbors o(
committee or anyone appointed by
this committee, at alt times.
Twolve speclracnta must be
exhibited at the county fair.
8 A'Aarda U be made upon
greatest tonnage of beets and sugar
Committee Makes Regula- conteT',1 par acre-" . irvetii aSd
.a . vVf-ltf hlnc fn hA Anna at nnr nimm!.
$100 Prize j 0 Awards to be made at. 'the of
' th3 harvest sci?on. '
On January 3, 1925, Dr. Fred 10 Territory alude-:kil Klam-
Westcrfeld wroto the Editor of f.io r;ou:it.v Klamath Jfitllan lies
Evening Herald stating that ho ervation. Tulo Lalca, Iower Klnm.
would give a liOO.OO prize to the a,h La'ka and Itntfn Vniln ph.
A. F. Graham
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Office Rooms 201-202 Winters Bldg.
PHONE 526
boy or girl under 15 years of ago ein!.i
growing the greatest tonnage ot
sugar beets on one quarter acre of
land. Tho1" County Judge was au
thorized to appoint a committee : ti
outline rules for the contest nnd
mako the awards at the nnd of the
harvest neason. J. F. Sparrenton !
a merchant cf Bonanza atatad tJiat!
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Jl Prizes: One hundred ($100.)
Dollars, first prlo given by Dr.
Fred WcHterfeidar' Klamath Falls;
Twenty-flo ($?6) Dollars, second
prize given h:'. L. Sparrentorn of
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-.ludcp: V. E. Rccdor, Klam
.illf;'' Ujy Nelson, Worden;
he would like O be permitted
give a second prize of $25.00
tie contest.
A .nmmfllan unn.l.it..' i.it.t.
of Roy Nelson. Worden; u'.' K ' '"'Jne,lon..l, very short any
Keeder. Klam.th Falls; and C. -A. J I Tu? '
Henderson. o3tv A-nnt. lOam,,rh . " "'Y ' u.. m-imuv,,
,nC. A. HfndftMon, County' Agent.
jMamatn fails.
InifEnrh as the ; time left' for
tm. . ;;T.:t..' W agent, at .oneo. In
JIarch,-,2Sth and ont.l.iod tho il-i f "'"' ,a"d 'WUons; on how
,iM.tn i ' toJlw this crop will bo fttrnlshnd
- " ., j tfcq entrants und a cheek ' will be
, -lr-Boy, or girl must be under uept up:n. fid , durB w.
iiuoen ue).. cars or. age as or fcrowJ;.. nnd Inrvestlivg aeamon
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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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January I.-,t, 1925.
Z Application far entrance toJ
contest mint bo filed rith ' th ,
County Altent not later .than Aprfl; WASII.INqTO.V,'. April 4. Onslon
20th, 1925. ' n. Means was tndlctod here today
8 Not less thin twenty (20) ,.J for f3rBery "n connection with the
plications must be received, J I !cxml0 Duiiglierty lnvefltlgntion In
-i mast one quarter acre , or which ho was n snni.taculnr witness.
For a Better Town
sugar beets must be grown, al ,tho
work being (Tone by t.io entrant, ex
cept In tho ca3t of girls or boys
under twolvo year (12) of,, ago,
In which caso machine or teas, work
may be dane by adults. ,('
6 Records must bo kept. showing
time of. planting, thlnning,j'1iarvest
lng, cost, tonnage and net return
per acre. , 'I, .1'
lie Invmediatoly pleaded not guilty
nnd was released on $1000. ball. ,
MM It H.KAI KKHKJN8
ROMJE, April 4. Official an
nouncement as made today of the
resignation nt General Diglorglo as
Italian vmr minister. , Premier Mus
solini has iissumcd tha port folio ad
Interim. 1
1 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 live.
O 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. ; v
F" ROM week to week other articles will be
added, with the idea of making this section a
real aid to community betterment.
The Evening Herald
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