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THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINETEEN ' 1 , , to rm m kjA&v vriif cat Make Your Cold Frames Thousands of years ano some ob-imuch light as (lass, but for grow. servant cave-man nouced I n a i plants growing tn a pit thrived bet ter In the early spring man uiuac growing on the surface. Pits are till used for winter protection of plants, in moderate climates. ' RED CHERRY PUNCH is a new treat suggested by the National Dairy Council. Combine I quart milk, Vi teaspoon cinnamon, ' 'j teaspoon almond extract and cup syrup drained from canned sour cherries;- mix well. Spoon chopped cherries into each glass. Add . punch and garnish with a ball of ice cream. Makes 4 to 6 servings, depending on size of serving glass. ?Its were transformed Into cold frames when glass became avail able, and gardeners, who are al ways observant and Ingenious, found they could Increase the val ue of their pits by covering them. Glass lets the sun's heat through and keeps cold air out. On a sun nrinir dav the temperature tri a cold frame may run to 100 de grees though the air outsiae is enn ly. ' For eight weeks before irosi nas ended In your g-arden each spring, vnu !n eroV' plants with safely in a cold, frame. All through the veaV there are some uses to which i rnlii frame can be put. It would hn Impossible' to find a better use for 18 square feet In any garden than to cover it with a cold frame. , ' Anvone who ' can ' wield a 'saw nnd hammer can do It. It is usu oiiv mnrie i hv I feet, or some multiple of this, for the reason that standard hot-bed sash are of these dimensions. nut a cold frame (or a hot-bed ! either) may be any size you wish. in nt. nirt windows, or irainca cov ered with one of the modern glass QllhRtitUtPS. These glass substitutes are worm considering. They do not weak, and the breakage of glass in windy localities Is sometimes consioer able. They are much lighter than glass, a merit which women ap preciate. They do not let In as ing seedlings they let In enough. The substitutes most commonly used consist either of wire screens covered with material resembling celluloid, or fabrics treated with I wax to make them waterproof, and Helene Curtis For .- Instant Hair Beauty Honor bright, now girls, men ially answer this one real quickly. When Is the last time you gave your hair those 100 dally brush strokes that we all know are so beneficial? If you had to stop a moment to think back, you can rest assured that there are thousands more like you In that respect. And it's to ypu thousands that this column is so happy to pass along the truly exciting news Just released by a leading manufacturer of products for hair care. Helene Curtis, about a new lanolin dis covery that they say amounts to "your 100 dally brush strokes In an aerosol container." You know that beauty experts have long been strong advocates of the 100 brush strokes dally idea, and continue to recommend it strongly. Still, too many of us neglect lti overlook it, ignore it. or unfortunately, just plain don't have the time. That's why this news seems of such great interest. In this day and age, who among us doesn't know how easy, quick and convenient those aerosol pack aged products are to use? Just Imagine a few quick "whooshes" of this new lanolin discovery, a few quick brush strokes, and there, within only seconds, you have the lustrous, gleaming, color bright ti esses you want l . . so says the Chicago manufacturer. What a boon this is to us busy housewives and career girls, when Tve have to crowd so many little extra responsibilities into our al ready crowded days. Even, though we Just don't seem to have the time to give ourselves the right kind of daily hair care with our 100 brush strokes, now we can actually have really lovely hair, well conditioned, sparkling with new beauty and brightness, with split ends and frizziness banished. This new lanolin discovery, claims the manufacturer, will give us all that, and In practically no time at all. They say that the explanation is a simple and logi cal one. too. ' . They claim to have perfected a secret process through which vir tually 100 per cent pure lanolin is made 100 per cent absorbable by the hair and scalp. So when the lanolin is applied in this form. It is quickly and completely absorbed by the hair and the scalp. That produces the stimulation, adds the natural oils, heightens the sheen and brightness, the glow of your hair that you'll want your top-knot to have for fun-days ahead. So, you can be busy and still have the beautiful hair you desire because this lanolin product is good for what ails hair. Yes, it's a hair dressing, conditioner and beautifler and more than that your 100 dally brush strokes In one neat, easy-to-use, speedy package. COTTON ECONOMY Some 13 million persons make all or nart of their living by grow- ing, processing, manufacturing and selling cotton and its products. It is estimated by the National Cot ton Council. let more light through. Two thicknesses of sheet poly ethylene will serve for one year. In making a cold-frame, the frame should be constructed of l- Inch boards, of cypress, white pme or some wood which resists rot: First, dig a hole in the ground slightly larger than the size of the frame. It should be at least a foot deep. Into this hole put the frame vou have built so that 6 Inches of it is beneath the surface and the remainder above. Tills will Insure that no drafts enter from be neath. Construct the frame so that the front is 4 Inches above the surface, and the rear,- 8 Inches. It must slant toward the south, where the winter sun shines. It is well to hinge the sash at the top of the frame, so it can be easily opened for transplanting purposes and airing. A sunny spot In the garden, pro tected as much as possible from the full force of winds and driving rain, is the 'best situation for the cold frame.. It may be too cold now to dig In the garden, but the sash mav be procured and the lum ber frame made, so that when the first warm days arrive you are ready for serious gardening. ' J' X 6' IS 4tND0 SASH ill. jjrl -VSOW MtOS USt UIMStH V THICK. S" MAILS AMD A ROWS 1HE 4-ANOI.e IBONt AS SHOWH IN SKETCH rgO NtBBOW WAY Of TO PRLVENT SITTUHO J t iuucu ccni urA utUF COME W THE SASH MUST 6t BA15M IU f WHEH BUOY TO TRANSPLANT INTO OKN H5 DIO A rtw ctchi iur. M A TIME AND GET THEM INTO THE. OHOUHH A MOCK OR BRICK IS CONVENIENT FOR RAISING SASH 10 w LJCICUT -' MCrESSARV. 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