The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1918, Page 6

Winter Gardens Provide ' Crisp Vegetables in Cold Weather "2 a But Little Labor or Attention Is | Needed to Insure Green Stuff for Table. By P. G. HOLDEN. 3 CAN ve rhubarb fresh | on all winter | devote but a little time and libor to traysferring the } ¢ plants to the cellar. | The proper time to remo plants late in thi ett will ree of the ture wi | yin out the soil nts growing. g to the roots will and the plants | should be frequently watered. Do | not sprinkle them with a hose or | water them too heavily, as there is ger of washing the soil from the roots, elf given but very little attention the rhubarb will grow vigorously all winter, providing. an abundance of crisp, pink st: for pic In the spring they ma sp ed to the outdoo: garden and will | continue their growth with but very | little interruption. Celery can be left outdoors until | jJate in the fall, but before severe fr g weather sets in should be dug up, allowing the soil to cling to the roots, and stored in the cellar in boxes. The plants should be set close together and the spaces between ee BISMARCK filled with dirt or sand. Very little, | Paysiradd if any, light is required for celery. Brussels. sprouts and cauliflower can be tranSplanted to boxes in the cellar in the same manner as celery. Parsnips, carrots, beets, turnips and radishes may be stored in sand | or moist sawdust in the cellar or in an outdoor pit. | Cabbages are best kept in a trench | outdoors, but will keep very well for a while if buried in barely moist sawdust or sand in barrels or boxes in the cellar, Pumpkins and squashes can be kept for a limited period in a warm, dry part of the cellar. Potatoes should be stored in an outdoor pit or in a dry bin in the cellar, where the temperature is not “M’Liss” at the Bismarck Theatre | THE SEVEN SISTERS, ed ~*~ for $170,500,000: Columbus, Jewish Wel American Library Associa They. tion, (Copyyight, (Seven organizations are co-dperating in the * ‘war work drive! Y. M.C. A.,Y. W. C. A., Knights’of Board, War Camp Community Service, Salvation Army.), 1918, N. EB. AL) Seven Sisters of Service Where the war is And where soul and h a: In a welter of pain and mud i Though we could not go to bat 2 performing their part er the foc, ! We can be of the Great Reserve; 1 We can succor and feed the constant need | BUSINESS TRAINING Seven Sisters of Service, Service of yours and mine. By day and by night they are backing the fight ‘Of the boys on the battte line, Who have smitten the Hun till the fight i is won, So what do the boys deserve? ’ Is there limit or let till the needs are met Where the Seven Sisters serve? 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