... mid all that laid is pewee to advocate the sere sad all is my my Mesh was possible to bits to mist be eanyiei on their dig to victory. He felt ashamed tee say that was the Brat time he had ever visited their Se seed hardly say that he had of the Be a that ...

... we can take that hydi*• headed old ailment, ianigeetiou or dyspepaia, and relieve it or cure it altogether, have won a dig.ioct victory over perhaps the worst enemy that makes our fl-»h a prison-house of tormtnt. We have made life ewte er, happier, and ...

... WITH PEN AND PENCIL JOTTINGS BY ' TATLEL Dig Liberal Victory. Registration Amenities and Anomalies.—Doctors and Green Tickets.—Judge Rucknill Resigns. Toryism in the Guiklford division has been tremendously shaken up by the rceults of the !Revision Court ...

... Nowt= St. Mary kat week. • Paul eranual by tie Alderman and COMMIS Councilmen of Um Ward of Cordwamar •• • thankaniv dig for victory. 'NMVERFADIE'I CASEMENT CLOTHS. awry reod of to be abeolatoly feel. t and oedlertalLe to floe of this wench fade. ordinary ...

... FOSTIMILL 'WINTON. oxposp an T. R.A.M.C. ARMIES DIG OM VICTORY. HAT TRICK B Y EDGAR HOLTON. An enthusiastic holiday crowd of shout 4.003 gathered on the White erciond on Monday to watch the City come to gripe with an Army Mile. The R.A.ILO. came :o Oxford ...

... I'.o. P. Knopman (Victory)2B Lieut.-Comdr. olway Rutliven (Victory) 27 A.B. W. Woodgate (Victory) C.1'.0. Blackman (Iron Duke) Yen. Rigs Gardener (Victory) Cpl. R. Bethel) MIL Portsmouth) A.B. G. Clarke (Victory) Mr. Robertson ( ...

... FETCHAM’S DIG WIN Victory 9—l was gained by Fetcham Old Boys on Saturday when they visited Mill Green Rovers II at Mitcham in Division I of the Sutton League. They led 3—l at halftime. and took complete charge of the.game in the second period, adding ...

... assorted subjects as nature study, history, archieology. farms and mills. the parish council and science and gardening. Dig for Victory ...

... the virtue of the old saying that a stitch In time saves nine. Let Dig for Victory be the motto of sverycsie with a garden and of every able. bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment In their spare time.—The Minister of Agriculture. References ...

... increase our food supply locally by means of allotments, and it is up to us, as urged by the Minister of Agriculture, to Dig to Victory.”—Yours, etc., E. BARDEN, Chairman, Leatherhead Allotments and Gardens Association Ltd. Onaway, Craddocks-avenue, Ashtead ...

... permitted to be used for allotment purposes in view of the instructions received from the Government direct that they should “dig for victory” and increase food production. The Clerk (Mr. P. H. Wiltshire) replied that the Council had delegated to the Allotments ...

... —Yours, etc., H. T. HOLMES Reigate, October 3rd, 1939. “DIG FOR VICTORY”: WHAT IS THE BOROUGH DOING? Sir, —We have just had a broadcast appeal from the Minister of Agriculture to dig for victory.” May I ask through your columns what is being done in this ...