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... DIG FOR VICTORY Secure your SEED POTATOES NOW and avoid disappointment later ...

... Vegetables for Victory oT oR BRARDENE The question now being frequently asked by ‘Dig for Victory” campaigners is— ‘* How do I arrange to have my soil tested?” Samples should be sent to the Secreta Edinburgh and East of Scotland College of Agriculture ...

... GOOD START OFF FOR NEW HAWICK BOYS DIG FOR GIRLS' CLUB VICTORY And They are doing it Enthusiastically By C \yin:LE many schools throughout the country have given practical support to the Clovernmeurs Dig for Victory ' campaign, I doubt it many can equal ...

... DIG for— VICTORY! GET YOUR • I . - GARDEN TIME is here again . Grow More Food ...

... The huge demands that 1943 will place upon our Shipping makes it imperative that everyone who can shall dig for victory as never before. We invite our Members to co-operate with the Government and their own Society by placing their orders for Seeds and ...

... for Councillor Dickson's effort to have vegetables planted in the Public Park. Local Authority expects the public to ‘dig for victory’’ they should set the example where their own ground is concerned. It looks as if we will need all the vegetables that ...

... than ever necessary that the gardener should maintain his efforts and, where possible, increase his activities in the “Dig for Victory campaign. During the past two years splendid pro- gress has been made; thousands of new allot- ments have come into being ...

... channels at an early date. Weeds from Derelict Gardens THREAT TO “DIG FOR VICTORY CROPS. Weeds spreading from gardens left derelict are likely to cause trouble to thousands of diggers for victory and their vegetable crops —that is, unless they are acquainted ...

... and the putting green ' and bowling green were well patronised. Other holiday-makers took advantage of the holiday to dig for victory ’’ in their gardens and allotments, where they had the consolation of knowing that their hard work was helping the war ...

... the town at the was not by Other holiday-makers took advant of the means as large as in pre-war days, it day-off ’ to dig for victory in their gardens was te evident, by the numbers who lined and allotments, and the grayling competition the platform at ...