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... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN MAYOR URGES EVERYONE TO BECOME GARDEN MINDED It is a tragedy that we have ao neglected agriculture an this country. We are suffering for that policy now, said the Mayor (Alderman A )L Rush), when presiding at the meeting ...
... if you \ DIG FOR VICTORY $ WE HAVE \ GARDEN FORKS from 4/6 \ GARDEN SPADES „ 2/6 \ GARDEN HOES & RAKES „ 6d. •; C. W. S. COHOP MANURE : THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR STABLE MANURE j > 7 lbs. 14 lbs. 28 lbs. 56 lbs. 2/- 3/3 6/- 11/- J •■■■••■■a■■■••■ai ...
... GROMORFOOD THE GOVERNMENT URGES DIG TO VICTORY. IF YOU WANT BUMPER CROPS BUY YOUR GARDEN SEEDS OF THE BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. CATALOGUE FREE FROM:- A. & W. MUMMERY SEEDSMEN & FLORISTS Eust Hill. AP4HFOHD ...
... t DIG FOR VICTORY. Get a Spear and Jackson NEVERBEND Spade or Fork and make DIGGING A PLEASURE. These tools are made from saw steel, light and easy to use. but very strong. They cut clean and keep good cutting edge. Kvery tool guamuteed by the makers ...
... LAND TO LET OK FOR SALE DIG for Victory. —Allotments still available *ood fertile land. early application advisable. B. Sanders, Wlcor House. Portchester. ...
... Purchase of a 5/6 Round Casserole brings you FREE a 2/9 Piedish DIG FOR VICTORY Though the weather at the moment is hardly encouraging to gardeners it isas well to get prepared for the great dig. . . . We stock a comprehensive variety of RYDER'S SEEDS in ...
... year. The event has been suggested by the establishment of the Rustmgton Allotment-hold rs ' Association as part of the dig for victory camst i gri e At the moment no has been decided; it is merely at back of our minds. Mr F. 0. Lawrence, a member of ...
... 110O1e ,ti .d.,, 411;••• . . 4 - ~„ , • 11/ .vs 4 k 1 -.- \\ • , It' • I .. lyf _ _ The Dig tor Victory campaign ha, caught on and hundreds of people have taken allotments or are cultivating their gardens intensively. This means that seedsmen and ...
... arrangement of T 'heds on Southsea Common would he regarded as amenities. h howe^l should be lost if more people Jnt dig for victory this year. The Chairman of the Allotments Sub-Committee (Councillor J. A. Griffiths, J.P ), the members, and the Parks ...
... had applied join the Australian Air Force. Eightv-three-year-old Mr Smith, of Wrotham Road. Gravesend, has taken over a dig for victory allotment. ...
... efforts fully worthy of the high place which Hampshire holds in the agricultural life of the country. A speaker at a Dig for Victory I meeting in Fareham recently removed I re s overcoat and his lounge Jacket, marking: That's how I want you growingtiaini ...
... with special reference to the packets of seeds which the Produce Guild members are planting with the motto before them. “Dig for Victory.’’ The lecture proved interesting and instructive, and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Dove. The National Savings ...