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wedotaliles ers early in autumn, Leave the |
IS |stools till midwinter or later, ||

lifting a few tubers as wanted THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
for use,

If you like horseradish with ELLEN MONTGOMERY

your roast beef, you should UD, Widow, formerly of 15368 Victoria Avenue,
grow a few roots in your gar-
© den. It is usually propagated
“lby “thongs'’—pieces of root as Creditors and others havi
thick as a penholder, and six Estate are required to
bed aM eg Tong ee dtd claims to the MONTREAL
be planter in spring, either

ee rte Mar || Apc eiB alas oan!

4 mound of soil two feet high. F
The latter plan is good because bob eb waste haying xrgard. ons 10 siete

the crop is kept under control

He years.

Your rows of rhubarb should
be well at one end, by them-
selves, Other perennials, such
as horseradish, seakale, arti-

OPEN CURLING ee a

chokes and asparagus, should
Anyone can curl Saturdays and Su fave ahelt individual beds a-|% the ordinary way it is apt nia
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brooms available, Phone WI 8-9150 0: Tit is unnecessary to sing the mbit’ people. sather ua an ex- erin

praises of rhubarb as it would
be foolish to decry it, The com-
munity made up its mind that
it likes rhubarb, that rhubarb
is good for it, and that conse-
quently rhubarb it must have.

pensive luxury than as every-
day vegetable, and so it is—
for the man in a hurry. Actually
it is not if you care to buy
seed, which is cheap enough,
There is no more to be said and sow it in drills one to two
on that score. inches deep in well-worked soil

in spring, and the seed thinly

Probably the majority of gat-|<cattored in. Trans
pi plant the
deners establish rhubarb bY |resulting plants 18 inches by

planting “‘crowns ——rootstalks two feet apart a year later,

with latent or starting buds. 5 4
providing a rich, thoroughly
This may be done in autumn pulverized (soil, and” Kaye 110

or spring, the latter for choice | rout about strong crowns de-

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; But seed may be resorted to, Lina ‘The following real estate firms are members of

QUALITY ALBERTA ,, of course, and spring is CSI Ne ea ic Wp the Westminster County Real Estate Bgéfrd

ime to sow if iL ‘ ,

Rhubarb is a hungry and ‘i ee ated are grown for and Multiple Listing Burea:

thirsty individual, If it fails ‘orcing, and there are a num- !

(and, accommodating as it is,|ber of methods of doing this LIST MULTIPLE SELL!

it does so sometimes) the cause |The simpler plan of forcing is with any of these seve: I estate firms

may usually be found in plant-|to cover the stools with a pot}

in the open ground and heap

ling on a dry, poor site. Y
jmanure or leaves over it. Fore-|

Majestic - Victory - a \\ill sometimes see rhubarl

: ‘ ch |ing crowns may be lifted, pack-
= ; iJ planted on a slope from which Pp:
Canmore Briquettes id "Mixes the water naturally drains,|ed in soil in boxes or batrels

|leaving the ground parched for |leaving a space of about a foot

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Ja considerable part of the year |below the lid, and placed in a
Yorkmanship C. ond. we § \That does not suit rhubarb, It|temperature of about 55 de-
|||likes moisture. With its strong | grees ; |
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roots and crowns, it reyels in
Phone Langley 758 (collect) \food too. The soil can hardly
- lbe made too deep and rich
There was once an old gard-
ener celebrated for his rhubarb, |
in which he took great pride
He was supposed to haye some
great and mighty secret bear:
on its culture, which 7
2 could induce him, to.7
ith, He was bowled over
last, though, The secret proved
\to be a hose pipe fed from
nks and trained sur
reptitious) long a back
to the rhubarb. That pip
him many a prize.
Tt is no use cramping

Sunnyside
Headquartes

310 Sunnyside
Rd,, pi WI. 88287, Mrs. |
Ballard, \pecretary-Treasurer. |

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of &*T.V.

barb for room. Give the erc
3s - a yard apart, at more fo
pote one a big variety like Victoris . -
hey become very strong, they as e 1verY
3 might be lift Ny
White Rock Phone WI. 8-5121 \if a large stool
‘
Langléy Phone 737 rowns is lifted,
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Local and Long Distance Moving to All Points it away. Of course, forcing on
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Servicing a tery manure—imposes no such 5
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Phone WI 2-105 Canada ang /All'U.S. Relate, ina house or shed. Wherever (
= = *)you decide to force your rhu
arb, it must be packed close
r together, with a certain amouiit

of soil thrown around it, in a
dark place, as under a

jin a greenhouse, and
2 placed around it to keep out
the light, and watered. A lem
Have a Ire of 45 to 55 degrees
hould be maintained
4651, 1490 16th As WA | A young plantation of rhu
cd ‘ }barb should not be pulled lo«
, White Rock, B.C. {tao Fe ERE rea Fleet of radio-controlled trucks
rele wae de eee for prompt gervice to buildérg,

In Jerusalem and Glob arti
chok » have two vegetables
that are com atively little
grown in smal ardens. The
latter is certainly worth the
space it demands to the small

\garden owner. The Jerusalem
artichoke is more serviceable, |
but it also requires space, But
F along a} e

planted as a screen,
fence line, with its tall, sun LIMITED
flower-like growth, and utiliz
ing it as such, plant the tuber:
one foot apart in a single row
In bed planting they should
have 24 by 30 inches.

Tastes differ on the score of |

the Jerusalem artichoke. Some | 7 . ‘
like it, others express no partial- = ol
ity. It is a poor vegetable whe =

badly cooked, fut should not
he despised when well served,

and it makes a delicious soup.

It contains no starch, and will A

Uhcefore never bal foury nit cals LA 2-2733

Much dung is unnecessary, te

in feet disadvantageous, \inas-
much as it leads to coarseness,
both in appearance and flavor
‘The tubers are best planted six
inches deep in March or April.
displayed by the Liquor phe most common mistake with
t of British Columbia. this vegetable is to lift the tub-

‘eontractors//nomeowners.

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