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Newspaper Page TextfAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. MAY 20. 10S2 For mill deposit, In trust, with a treat Insurance company, tott can aa guaranteed a new heme r vour present home burnt. Hani Vo'rland, 121 Pint HI. Phono Z-z&U. Personal. To Women With" Nagging Backache n - k.,.v.,.l. tna. f nen and energy. headache, end dlielneM may be due " down o( kidney function. Doclore Mir good kidney funelloa U very Important to food pealta. Wheneomeeverydaycondltlon.eueh as atrM and alraln. eauaea title important (unction to Blow duwn.tnany folk ultarnaa: Inr beekaehe-feel mtaerablo. Minor Had. Oar Irritation! dua to cold or wrong diat mar aauae getting up nishu or frequent paeeagea, Doa't netlaet your kidney, if thaaa Condi tlona bother you. Try Doen'e Pllle- mild diuretic Ued auceeeafuUr by mlLtone for rear SO reara. It'e amatint how many tlmea Ioan 'a fire happy relief from theje dtaeom. (orta-helpthaltmlkaofkldneytuheaandfll. lata luak out wait. Get Doan'a rilla today! INFLATION NEW YORK UW Has Inflation hit horse racing? Are llntncul eppoi- tttMillaa fnr rtnra ImnrOVillB? Well, here's a comparison of tie j Ctui us aim caiiiiiiKo ... , nri marer. Pan Zare'.a anil Be witch. In Uie years 1812 through 1B17 Pan Zareta started 1st lbum. won 76 races and earned a total of 139 083. From 1947 through, mi Bewitch started In 65 races, won 20 and earned a total of $461605, retiring as the richest racB-nutre in turt history. S OFFICE SPACE For rent in Stewort-Drew Building. Inquire at Drew's Monitor, 733 Main. CONTROLLED IRRIGATION Doesn't cost... it PAYS! sBsVsfJsp Profit 3 ways- 1. RESTORE VALUABLE ACRES, n.w uitd for ditches, to TILLABLE ACRES. 2. Enjoy PROFITS bom Hi cultivation .1 th.i. pravlevsly unuteo acre a. X SAVE on irrigation labor exd weeo control FOR BIG JOBS OR SMALL JOBS, WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED; AND WILL GLADLY HELP YOU PLAN Y00R PROJECT. PEYTON & CO. . Otm U S OUCT BT him fnnnna. i si a S-Sfii BlBMBIialliiaV . .... fs.i v. ol brim for fact HoHtry Boex-fo-rronf view es Sceop-ihopt; if is convtrtibt Simplt to ; packs Hal HERE'S A VERSATILE, reversible, collapsible travel hat you can make yourself, created by Carol Lane, woman's travel director of the Shell Oil Co., who promises from ex perience you'll never be without one, once you know the comfort and practical use of this smart little hat. Fits any head size, can be made in contrasting colors of felt or fabric, wide grain ribbon is perfect, has six style vari ations. For free pattern write Edith Lane. Women's Press Representative, Shell Oil Co., 50 West 50th St., New York 50, N.Y. The JAYHAWK Says a a a a THERE'S NONE BETTER Octane Ethyl 31e BOOB JAYHAWK GAS 2135 South 6th !f.j wWym' if--- - v I its easy to 6e a good telephone neighbor, too If yours is a party-line, it's easy to be a neighborly telephone user. Just keep these simple points in mind when you make telephone calls: When you have a series of calls to make, allow a few minutes between them Make sure the line is clear before you call Replace the receiver properly in its cradle after calling. These suggestions will mean still better party-line service for you. too. For if you make them a habit, you'll find that they give people a better chance to call you. emergency caffs may arise while you are using your party-line. If a telephone neighbor breaks in and explains the emergency, it's always thoughtful to hang up and complete your call later. a Hp you can gue They wt mi the youngsters incoming calls . . . which are often more important than those they make . . . if they remember not to tie up the line with lengthy conversations. Pacific Telephone 4 Vt. i if 4 N rmttrV ' 17 mm as CLASSIFIED RATES tiSLaawH NO GENTLE LICK.- Sandra Bradley, S, Irarni to her outrrnatlon at Fa.vctlrvllle, Trnn.. that nrlchbor Art Farrar's new Brown Swiss heifer has rough tongue (or hand feeding. On day per word if rttrea Days per word lie Weak run per word 30o Month run pr word Hoc MINIMUM Tht minimum chargt for any out sd U too. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads uiay IM handled through box numbers at the paper for a service chargt of ix. w w DEADLINES Classified sua auuiptau up to 8:30 pjn. for following days publication Classified display ads acctpttd up to 11 noou for following days pub Ucauon. ADJUSTMENTS Pltast maat all oiaims lor adjust. tnanu wltnout delay. Corraetlona or cancellations re ctlred by 1:90 pjn. will bt madt in followtrig day's publication. C FUhli.ALHOMIS WAMD S K)n..lli uii.'i a'i lli.me aH I muting Noricis Order of tin Ainaiaiith will hold thrlr regulur meeting WeUnr.idny evening. May 31 ( p in. OR A OEINOEU - R M. JAMES HUNTF.R-R.P. 2 LOST ANO FOUND CostBlaVk-lealher-hillfold mill. I. H C A.M. Helurn to 1B3 Arthur. Keep molie I.OttT. mala German Mhepeid dog. blark antl tllver. with while rhe.t. I.n leg. Liretita 12S. rinder pica., reply In ST(lak. Lbaf. alrle rel"Whlte aiaitkr'ia.W : el at Mnoia larh 5aluida. I'huite J-.44. I.USt, iri'.h mala .alte't. Six iiiniillii old. No collar. I'limie M.I3. ' Gk'NERAL NOTICES CCXsitr.n Klamalh'Caramio Shop. 14QJ Main, phnne as7. LEARN BSAUTY ftlLTUttE Klamalh Beamy k.-IwkiI will open about Juna IMh. Anyone Inl.re.leit In enroll, ing. register at once: I3S Nurlh llrvad Phone 744. PERSONALS sjAWmTiSSrProduc ul'honajg itits noiirRff BOMN PSYCHIC Telia your pa.t. praMnt. fulur Can overcome all obelarlee that k.ep you from tucceut health and happlne... 4S1S So.Suih.Klami.lhralUJUieson rnATcxjp tuiiVa. Vhoni aiM." ATHUNA Analylei your piobletnrpet' tainnlg to your welfare, htl.lnau. pei innal affaire. Claramont Hotel, noom 2 10 fl-OWINfl, rilaclng and harrowing, rme eed drill li. T. Jerrard. fhonp ll SERVICE J i usaN IMblle Arcoiinunl nrt Auditor Offlra at soo No. UK raone SM4 DAWN'S FAWN Game Warden Lee Shurr helps Dawn Duncan, 10, feed her week-old fawn at Trenton, N. J., which she may keep as a pet for a month under an old state law. After then the animal will be turned over to the state zoo or be released in state park. Legal Notice Landscape Design Is Must For Beauty In Later Years NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notlr I h-Tfbj- vn TKal Irwj undr Ignwd hu bown ppoinlsytl mrrutrix ( lh .I.I of John II. (iriivts, dc.d. All pvrtont hmvlng rlaima a faint mU tai or ho t imrilcl thrctn arc dlrcd to prnt their rUlin. proptrlr vtrlfMd. to m at th otflrv of my attArni)., Chat burn 4t Hridtncr. Mtrrrlll. Orcgnn, wtlhin ntunir). from trt (Ut of ftil puht.rtioi ft thi pour, wthlrh d-i U Mar U. Ki Mary Crovti, t-eculll M 13-30-Jl J .3. No. II Br MRS. W. P. MYERS Lakeshore Girdrns Nursery The first atcp in ievelopiiin SUMMONS FY EDUCATION rqiriTV no i- IN TICK CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE Of OHElidN FOR KLAMATH COUNTY rinranra larralna Sliidhaktr. Plilri- 10 HRVICIS 1 "i irrAi i TRENCHING ron w DRAIN TI1.K IKHIUATION PIPE HKWKIt DITOHKH w WATElt DIIXJIUJS KEROUHON MOU1LE UNIT DAVIS Plumbing Company art East Main Phone 7MS PFAFF 8EWINO MACHINES Baits and Son lie opening aoon In Klamaili Falls. At present notify Box to. Herald and News. Septic Tanks Cleaned TANKS, flrnln flrlils Installed repaired. Years ul expeilema. All work guaranteed.' PELICAN HOTEL THONE 6731 PAINTING SIIKKT ItOCK K1NIS111NG PAI'EIIHANGING PHONE 9175 DAYS 2-32-13 KvcnlnRs EXCAVATING Mobil Shov'l and Trench Una nulldorrr Fill Dirt Tnpsoll Crushed Rm-k Driveway Cinders Compreaor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE SMI or 8!U0 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newel Bnnllary Also Methods ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Hewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED F. KINO 3434 Orchsrd Phont 0)41 I lew. The 8wert Gum.wSrarlri O.ik, Ml. Ash and .chwldlrr Maple ruvo t lovelv fall rnlnrlnt- Tt vnn nltnl bare lot Into an exquisite maoie ii,,- trces sucn Hawthorne, fendam: . ! garden Is to have a good Fiowcrlni Cherrv Crabaoole in the name of the male ot Oregon ape design. Tnlsplaniieddes-lgr, j ZlttS'p tM'&oS: ?S'U.!.J,?!r XZZ VZL I must rreiie narmonv Dciv.r'f-11 . . 1 . . - Kn.,c .i .,.nri. .mnhacifin. Iho i "t-ncia. iicrc-anu tucrc nuiuiiK nic n, tna above enutiea iun on or o-,,w 'vr-."r.." ,.. otlir?r free. o as to Drrscnt a eor- four week, from o.i. 01 rir.t punuca natural scenery; be In keeping with the size and type of home to be planted; complete enough to be el lecllve, yet simple enough to keep the cost in line with the house de sign and reflect the general at mosphere of the place. In short, it must make the house look as though It belonged to that particu lar spot, CASUAL Landscaping plans which appear In garden magazines are casual and, of necessity, must be general instead of specific. They will not fit the particular house in question, neither will the material suggested -A b . rn1 I tlon of thl. Summona. which dale It geous picture and make a grana , u ,lld ou , do background for home and garden. piauiutf above named will apply to tiie To make a moro complete wind- court for the relief piaed lor in h.r hrr.nk nlnnt l.rer orowln flowtr. complalnl. lo-wll: for a decree of dl Dreax. plant large growing liower- forever dli.olvlng the bontl. of Ing shrubs or evergreens in iront matrimony now axunng between plain- of the shade trces to shut oil air movement near the ground. PLANNED YARD The service area, which Includes space for garage, driveway, clo'ties line and incinerator may be depa ratcd Irom garden and lawn by a fence or hedge of Dowering trees. The children's play yard, with sandbox, swing and other piny equipment, may be enclosed with likely be suitable for planung in a wnue picket, if nee and have one this climate. Therefore consult "f two ilowerboxes In which the your local landscaper for plans and ! children may plant their own flow- material which has proven hardy In icl naiucn this climate. In practical landscape work, the designer considers the house hid grounds a unit, arranging each item so as to co-ordinate with each other to give the appearance of a lived-in garden and utilizing na tural scenery. If, however, there is no pleasing view available, a clever landscaper will create one by planning a lovely spot ol color and warmth which can be seen from the house and foregrounds, always keeping in mind simplicity and usefulness to Insure comfort and privacy for the family. There is no set style of arrangement whlc.i Is equally attractive for till types of houses, but there are cer tain basic rules of landscaping which may be incorporated into almost any design. It Is the pro vince of the landscape designer to determine the kind of material and Its arrangement to bring out the best features of house and grounds as well as to conceal. Us less de sirable features. PRELIMINARIES After deciding upon landscape plans, the next step is to clear and level the grounds, bring In top soil If needed, and put in walls, terraces end walks. Then lay out the front area Into foundation plant ing, flower beds and specimen trees, end the back area Into nauo and recreation space, vegetable garden, children's play yard and service area. You are ready to begin planting trees, shrubs wd evergreens, which should be dona before seeding the lawn. If the lawn Is planted first, allow sufficient time for It to become established before planting trees and shrubs because it is Injurious to a very new lawn to walk . on It. . Shade, fruit and flowering trees should be planted as soon as tho ground is leveled and ready, as they nded time to grow and he come useful. But evergreens and flowering shrub are available In all nlzeri gnd may be planted In the landscape In sizes to give It a mature appearance immediately. Plant trees In clumps or rows en the windy side of the grounds to slow down wind and help control the climate. Trees thus planted may be shade trees, such as Maple, Ash, American Elm,- Black Walnut, Oak, Sweet Oum or Weeping WU- Tl- n.nl.n t. t I I !."" .w " ouMiciuis ,v, msn a sketch of tne irom eicva putter around in. raise the kitchen !on showing how he proposes to vegetables, plont flowers for cut-1 pllini lt M you may visualize to Ing, set out a few favorite, fruit .ome extent Its appearance when tiees, such as peaches, plumt. cher- 'imished. " '"-""y we me, HiiiTAhLE MATERIAL 1111 .nrt ..(.ndint: for a decree award ing lo plalntllt tna care and cu.lody nl the fnrre minor children named In aid complaint during the minority ut .aid cnlluren. and for inch other and further relief a. the Couil may deem )uet and euullable. Chalburn it Brlrkner Atlurncya for Plaintiff Merrill. Oregon M H 7-J HI No H BREEDING SERVICE REGISTERED HORNED OR POLLED HKMEFORD8. HIGH EST QUALITY. YOUR PRICE OR MINE. PHONE 3034 OR 3-l3BO l'AiNit.St2 aiid paparhangutg! I'iiuna 7ll CUMTAIS'S taunda-ad and etreUhed. Phone le li.xtrrTtiCAi. er5N7itATrfiNfX Wot" guatanlced. Phona2 luld. "(.AWN MOWrt3 Hand and power, eherpened. Saw filing and key. made IXit and Mike Ay- Kll.nre. Repair Shop. Slid flrl.tol At. .ar lve!eren School. Phone aoSJ. CARPENTER work Remodeling tni new rnn.trurtlen. Phone 2 O0IT. PAINTINtl." interior andealertor"il"' C llrnwn Phnne 43IH1 tlAliOE.N' Pl.OWINtl Pho'iie t HEAVY HAtlt.INu"" fat., .hovel., drag line.. Anilei.an Errlght t.lnri, phnne tUttl, te.iden.e U-.ll.'a 71103 Ho Oth. pAlNYfNC) decoratfrTg, paper-nangTng, nla.ter hoard flnl.hlng, ipray palnltui. Phono .IfKM , Al.TKHATIflNS -All wmk guarante.if Jennie llaie, Anllae. ftrf Main. Phono PI.OWINCi and rantlng! imrm. gar den., etc . . Phnn. ..lost or avtntnga and weekend. 2 09.I7 Etilt SERVIt:E or riemonaiMTllon or anv Infnrmallon regarding the German made Plait aewmg machine. Write Her ald New.. Hon rrj MlllftOnS re.tlvered. new mlrrora made lo order. Kimball'. Glare Shop. Phnne 7-1711 HELPFUL SUGaESTfoNS art awaiting you in the Personal col umns of Herald (V News Claaslfled icctlon. Read the Perronali dally I llltOKErrwlniloWV'a.e"piacad."klm- tull'a (ll.M Shop J1hona7i7a WAWtEr.n'd leveling nr bttll dor Ing work, fl-7 Caterpillar and Carryall. Phone 2-innu, Jatnea llurlcv. HKPTie "TANKS cleaiiad. Lacy King. Phone SMS. two-story houses. A house with a high foundation should have the foundation covered, while a house wiln the floor line near uie ground level needs less planting. A good idea is to have the landscaper fur. nish a sketch of the Iront eleva- HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENC, ORI. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mrs. J. E, Earley and Joa Earley Proprietor grafted to bear five different kinds summer fall and winter apples all on one tree. LIVABLE GARDEN The space between the back of the house and the vegetable rttr den Is an ideal spot for the out doors living room because U Is practically enclosed by house, trces, and shrubs so that It will take only r small additional outay to complete the enclosure, thus shel tering the spot from sun and wind to provide the climate control need ed in outdoor living. A clipped hedge with rose t r e 1 1 1 s e d gateway makes a charming lence and entrance to the vegetable and (lower gardens where fruit and flowering trees bloom in their sea son. Although this livable garden is built for family use and entertain ment, the design and planting of specimen trees and shrubs. will cre ate a charming picture when ceen through the living room windows. There Is ample space for a pool or birdbath, chairs, tables, a grill or outdoor flrrnlncc where delightful meals may be served on worm pleasant days. It Is a place lo be lived in as well as looked at. In architecture anda tendency to Changes In architecture and a ten dency toward smaller houses have made this demand for extended living space to the outdoors. As houses grow smaller we use big windows and livable gardens to make umall houses neem larger. The house Is the most Important factor of the landscape and how to plant around lt Is the 114 dollar question. Observing three Important elements: order, form and content, planting designs seek to emphasize the important features and brcok up harsh lines, Order comes first In determining the place a plant occupies In the landscape; form, whether It be formol or Informal, lull or short; content Includes vs. riety, color and texture. Each plant Is Imporlant because each Item contributes to the whole eflect. Use evergreens for all Important plantings to avoid that dr e a r y bare look In winter. The measure of success of any planting Is decided by Its apperance In both summer The type of house to be .Iniid tcaped determines the design and material to bo used. As each noue differs from others, It rcqulr.-s a different approach. The low ranch tvna houses require smaller grow ing material than do the larger It is not enough to arrive at a good design, but the landscaper must know his plants, not only that they are hardy in this cnnioie. diii their ultimate size, winter color and if suitable far the particular spot they are to nil, and win mey harmonize with other material in ihe planting. Too olten the crouul dealer in nursery estock Is not In formed and not concerned as to whether the Items he oners :or sale are hardy or suitable for this climate, but o n I y In their ready sale alter which he has no respon sibility. Even if these high priced days It does not pay to economize on the cost ol landscaping material. If you are painting your house. you do not buy second class paint. The front yard or street area should present a broad expanse of green. The planting may be con fined to the borders and corners. or a few specimen shrubs ai.d trees used judiciously in the )nwn. Colorado Blue Spruce and Weeping unerry make nice lawn items. It large shade trees are used, Thooso tall, round-headed trces, and net them so they will frame Ihe house. rot hide It. Hawlhornes moka tho best street trees as they do not grow Into overhead wires, are free from disease, and need little or no trimming. FINAL ANALYSIS By the right kind of planting you can change the character of your house. If you know how, you can make a small house aeem larger; n broad house look slimmer: and bring down the roof of a tall house to be on speaking terms with the foundation planting. Yon can change the plain, indifferent homiu Into a home of graceful elegance. gay with flowers and friendly with evergreens. The proof of the pudding Is 'n the eating thereof. It Is not so much what goes Into thn planting, but what the planting does for the finished landscape. In the final fn aly.iis does it reflect a friendly welcome to those who enter nr.d has It caught the exciting beauty of nature and woven It Into a pat tern of texture and color to create a charming house and garden for the family I 12. EDUCATIONAL drao ubjarti. offlra machine. 7-1 rin'a Phona 4TtV1 1 3 L VACANCY in fU.t ilom7Ladli only Phon 3 .1105 14 HELP WANTCD. FIMALE SM.ES itcrtlry' pirrnani-nt pn.lt ion. Hhnrtttand rrnulrrd. rail Mr. O Sullivan at Alilv Chavrolrl, 41 13. WOULD lika rhfcrrut lady In krip my mnl her cfinininj. ft-one 0038, WANTKD, rrndy lo wjar and .port r ial I nil ion. Only experienced need apply. Top .dairy with roinmliilona alo paid varntlnn. No phona call.. Ap nl.' Anita Hhonn. WOMAN Willi Mwing e'xperlenra fur r-erwre wurt. Apply between 0-1 p 'n. Hnlnrled pniltlnn, 40 hour, fiva day week fl:i.l Main. rXPYlllKNCED offfe ilrl wanted bt tween aea 20to .10. Phon 2-.142B. WOMAN for hnuVework in country home, no 147 Herald and New. WANTEn-CourlT"Xady to doioi.e: work, man, yard and Janitor work. Sieam heat, cnttafte-rrmdern, H utllitlea furn l.hed. Good aalarlea. Onlv peraonn ifl)ter led In oermanent rmplnvmcnl haed applv. Call H2I0 for Interview. WANTTD mlddlented housekeeper to live tn. Mu.t have reference". Call :i7i.i. 16 HELP WANTED, MALI ORLANDO ROME W Vlttorlo Em fin tide Orlando, Denn of Itnly'n Hrier ntatwimfln nnd Innt nurvivor of the Biff Four nf World War 1, observed hla 02nd birthday Monday. MECHANICS Permanent for well eAtnbll.shcd new enr denlcrnhlp tn Northern Cnllfornla. Hunting and flfthlim piiradbn, conttenlnl work ins conditions. Healed ahop. Fire, equipment; top union scale. Health ful. InviROinllnK climate. HAN8BN-DEARINO MOTOrtS Phone 6080 7lh nndPlne Eureka, Calif. WViTFD. eatetman with txperirnei'lh appllancFH preferred. J. W. Kerne. Phone41ll7. MAN Interest ted In teady rmpTnyment for aalea and service work. Halary with car and expenaea furnlahfd. Will ! paid while training. A an 40, Thin ia wllh a millonally Itnown company. It" retirement and Inaurnnce plan for em ployeea. Apply OJ p.m. fli.3 Main. WANTED," one hAnd reiiow "feVder" M,02"t per hour, Phono !flfl, nedmond, Oregon WANTKn y mi n ah .a n'To " work i" form. Miint have. nrime experletife. Apply ' perarm, Santford Jonea Sononro Ore. HAVE OPKNINO for appllnnre eo1e nian. Good earnlnsa a mured If quoll fied. AnplyMontnoinery Word. POSITION opentnii wHil well elahlllie(l firm for experlenred hardware men. Guaranteed anlary plua rommiulon Ar fnrda excellent earnlnR-. Write Herald Newi Box 147 flving aaea, oxperlenco and ele. Al.f. AROUND rhnreman, expertencud wllh rhlckrna, hom and Bergo Milker. Muit he clrnn. Salary hawd on prov en ahllllv KliiRle man. Phono WANTKD trmil iwttor, air Hngjl aloo dry Inmbpr hnnflJera.Phonoa MKN TO RAHN fM) week UP - "n needed Invention. Advertiieri Hnuirday Kvenlng Poal, Country flonUemon. Prn-peila everywhere, full, Pfllt time. Rxrlunlva. Nn Invenlmont. Free oanj plei. Wrlta Red Cornel, Inc., Otpt. C, Littleton, Colorado, .