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... PRODUCE SHOW 4th October, 144. Enter the DIG FOR VICTORY POSTER COMPETITION and help the RED CROSS Particulars hon. Sec. T. 0. Thornberry, St, Mans, New Milton. ...
... ROBERTS A DLARD and CO., LTD. General Builders' Merchants Roofing Contractors Digging for Victory LIME your land regularly and immove the products of the soil. LIME neutralises harmful acids, thus keeping the soil sweet & healthy. LIME keeps heavy soil ...
... Try this non-forcing egg-producer and watch results. Packets 1/3. From: Cole & Son. Station Bridge. New Milton. 9-3 DIG FOR VICTORY! MARE SURE—use dry Poultry Manure: RIB. pure eggs, 55. sitting.—Myrtle Cottage, Bashley. ...
... backward children, at pupils' or own house. Hours, 6-7 p.m.—Box C. 344, Advertiser & Timed, New Milton, LAND rp() LET.- - Dig for Victory; Six 1 Plots of Land to let, Vincent Rd. New Milton; rent, ss. a year.—T. J. Browning, 53, Parkwoud Road, Boacombe. LOST ...
... a sweet dish. If you want it as a savoury, add a pinch of mixed herbs and • dash of cayenne Penner. • • • When you dig for victory, row vegetables we normally unport from abroad— leeks, carrots md - year windows et 1.15 for useful -‘ the radio IKltches ...
... applicants for allotment plots are requested to communicate immediately with the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Lythington. DIG FOR VICTORY 1111160fsweetierrills OF LYI ...
... Sandoz will on W. I. and ideals, and a tea and whist drive will follow the talk. Nleinliers were tirg.sl to attend the Dig for Victory Exhibition t o to. held in Bournemouth in July. when ,4peaker , include Mr. .jitl*lhtii ste-aking 4.11 July and Mr. ...
... local Women's Institute attended a meeting in the Milford Victoria Hall on Thursday in last week in connection with the Dig for Victory campaign. It will be recalled that the Institute had sent • letter to the March meeting of the lymington Borough Council ...
... Naarly £2O in Prize . Money Members were reminded of the part played by the Association in the Dig for Victory Campaign in arranging fur an inspection of allotment plots; at Lymangton and Pennington over 200 plots were judged and at New Milton a scheme ...
... about £5 per week—at the same time many owners of gardens are trying to get men to givo them st tittle help in their digging for victory, .11111 cannot get. this help. is it too much to hope lhat. one of our Councillors would Mille VieW Ow scene of desolation ...
... and l from a desirable.. insurance risk. To-day. in my seventy-fifth year. I quite fit, arid able to do my share in Digging for Victory. thanks to tlitl little daily dose of Krukhen, taken at wakening, in' hot tea. days a year sees this little ceremony ...
... meeting In his usual racy manner, congratulated the Association upon its first year's results. lie urged everyone to go digging for victory more than ever during the next season. He suggested that, if patsib!., we should attempt to organise a show next year ...