Olivet College - Oaks Yearbook (Olivet, MI)

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2 FT. PLANT IMPERATOR IN LIGHT SOIL SIJCCESSIVE PLANTINGS OF SHORT ROWS THIN PLANTS OUT wHEN THEY REACH TWO INCHES HIGH I USE OX HEART SOW IN HEAVY SOIL l-EEED THICKLY Grow Your Own Carrots I Carrots have many reported virtues such asrhelping out in night vision and making your hair curl. These traits, however, do not keep the plant from being valuable as a source of vitamins and min- ers. s. Fresh buttered carrots are a choice table delicacy, while sliced carrot sticks ranks as one of the best of appetizers. Grow your own supply in straight garden rows about two feet apart. Sow the seed t ckly and when the plants are two inches h gh thin out to one inch apart. Use the first carrots that mature for early table vegetablesg then plant another row .for late fall use. If t e carrots remain in the ground until freezing weather they will be much sweeter and more delicious. I Plant about five feet of row per person. In heavy soil that is hard to work, grow the stron? varieties such as Ox Heart, and in light soil grow 't e long types l ke Imperator or Nates. ' -V Surplus products can be stored or canned so none need be wasted. I IThis ls one of a series of easy-to-follow articles on gardening 'being published in The Journal. It is suggested that gardeners clip Fme Musio Books. H11-gnu-III IIIITHII-rr-I, '1!l4'l'IjZ :Il IrII'I'I's. xl NVEIJIIIIIHII llulzvca, lim-ll. zIIImzIII-Im, Ielv. I-H pulfr-N Lh 0 I lyruws ol IIIOCIUTII lfqlffldlllo, mul Inu-ilmfe.J or mn hUlIf.fH known to the ltorins, -Izlcrcfl HOHLZS and Imulu ni' Um ,.I0,,g, of S1 l 'l'gII1 10::I'tlIvI' in om- TI Ilnys. SIUNVIIYI, UIu'iHty, ds ol' I'IIpiIeH IlII'Ull1Iy Nulql, bust HI-llillg Yllllllllli Wu Ifl A Lyj Clzicrryo, ILL our ol' our Catalogues lot ol Your address. cmnplctu Cuta- IUC of Strings for Icnown S t I' i ll q 'and make a scrapbook of the articles as they agpeanl 'IsTI'IInTcnTh AI ..-...... , 'T' f 'E 'fi ' ' -S il ll L ' ' H 'EIUUI-105 for same published. lNVL'miIHIrl NITTQIII IIIHIQ- . oil5IQIIIQiIITILiImfI,.' D' oarsrrrr Music, MUSIC Books, IIIIIDTIIIUSIC, oRoHEsrRIL Musw HARDMIQQIQICHER Q S DECECEJIQ 51132532 at C F an ' ' 0 ARRANDVOFEY 0 R N S PIPE and REED CHARLES BOBZIN Sc Co. S184 or 186 Wooowlro Ave. G-elzeral 1xExI.:.i.c Dealer. I Detroit, Mighigaluu

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