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... essential kit to DIG FOR VICTORY A GOOD SPADE - GOOD FORK From - GOOD BURY HOE aMcial discount to - GOOD CANTERBURY HOE Tlotm * t ho,der HYDRATED LIME—7Ib., 141b., 28ib., cwt. & I owt. Bags Give your Ground a Good Start with HOP MANURE—** Best in the ...
... the war is over. They were taking a census of all public footpaths which have fallen to the plough as a result of the Dig for Victory” drive. ...
... A NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIST The problem. Should the Dig for Victory man glva up one of the plots and simply grow sufficient for his own needs, or should he, his'own expense and trouble, be regarded a national philanthropist required to grow food to give ...
... A NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIST Tbe problem. Should the Dig for Victory” man give up one of the plots and simply grow sufficient for his own needs, or should he, bis 'own expense and trouble, regarded as a national philanthropist required to grow food to give ...
... process of “acquiring available land have delayed opera* tlons. However, we have got to make the beet of things In this “dig for victory crusade. If time will not permit the usual two spit deep trenching with top turf bunsd. grass side underneath, must be ...
... reporter, typical caae in Tunbridge Wells is the following: A townsman, ready and willing to do what be can in the campaign Dig for Victory,” privately takes over two kitchen gardens which have been derelict for several years, and since the autumn he has employed ...
... reporter, typical case in Tunbridge Wells is tbe following: A townsman, ready and willing to do what can in tbe campaign Dig for Victory,” privately tabes over two kitchen gardens which have been derelict for several years, and since the autumn he has employed ...
... Homes organised by Miss Reader during February realised £27 10s. 7d. BOYS’ CLUB. —The Club has taken an allotment to dig for victory.”' They are in need of tools. Gunner Dudley Bowerman, of the 8.E.F.. gave the Club souvenir from Prance, and the members ...
... Tuesday, April g, at 8.30 pm. The Committee appreciate that the Association can be of real and practical service the new Dig for Victory Campaign, and all ardent gardeners and allotment holders new or old are not only welcomed, but are urged to attend and ...
... and a pity that scheme which has won the approval of the Minister of Supply, should have been mentioned In the debate. “DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN A well attended meeting of allotment* holders, arranged the Tunbridge Wells War Horticulture Committee, was ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY Before an attempt made vegetable cultivation thorough tillage of the ground must be undertaken, whether it the existing allotment or cottage garden, or a piece of grassland that is to be broken up. If the maximum of crops to be obtained ...
... ' Digging far victory demand* •vary bit of strangth and enerry—and a wellfortiflad resistance to weather conditions. Your finest safeguard Is a supply Rexali Health Products. Keep them handy always —end take them regularly. BtSMA-RKX STOMAON POWDER •or ...