... MODENE restores colour, revives pattern, removes stains, grease, dirt. —Get Modem* from Chapman Bros., Ltd., Banbury. DIG FOR VICTORY with Bee’s Seeds that Grow. Improve your crop with Fison's Fertilizer. —-Obtain- from Currys Ltd., 19, High St., Banbury ...

... Mrs. Hone and Miss Abernethy. The fancy dresses were judged by Mrs. Delepena and the prizes were won by Mrs: Hillman (Dig for Victory), Mrs. Skeggs (Old Mother Riley), and Mrs. Tanner (Women at War). Mrs. Delepena gave each entrant a consolation Elrize ...

... hopes to be at the show, which is called ““his own '’ again this year, and in this little brochure under the title of ‘‘ Dig for Victory ’ he impresses upon all the vital necessity of keeping the food front strong and finishes with some very Lgractical hints ...

... CROUGHTON VICTORY GARDEN SHOW QPENING BY HON, MRS. BQWLBY Croughton victory garden show, in aid of the Bed Cross Fund, was held in the beautiful gardens and grounds of Croughton Lodge, kind permission of Mrs. W. H. Allen. The district has suffered from ...

... SPECIALISTS are Currys Ltd. Consult them for all Radio Service and Repairs.—Currys Ltd., 19 High Street, Banbury. . 317 DIG FOR VICTORY with BEES SEEDS that Grow. Obtainable from Currys Ltd., 19 High Street, Banbury. 318 FOR SALE. Antique OAK CHEST, 4'7 ...

... 255,, rabbit and pig clubs and the bulk purchase of seed and seed potatoes.” So reports the Ministry of Agriculture * Dig for Victory News of January 15th. Bodicote Produce Association held its first annual meeting on January 15. Captain C. N. Keyser ...

... cigarette), 2 Greta Brown (squander . bug), 3 Michael Thompson Banbury (Winston Churchill), consolation Peter Payne (dig for victory). Class 2.——Prett3'-—l June Cleaver (autumn), 2 Wendy Spencer !(,pre-wa.r doll), 3 Patricia Husselbee, Banbury (Hawaiian) ...

... Mrs. Mapley, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Magor and Mrs. Houghton—a committee obviously very keen to give encouragement to the dig for victory campaign. was a happy co-incidence that Mr. and Mrs. Brown’s twin daughters, evacuated to Canada in 1940, arrived back ...

... Overlay. What offers *—Box 507, Banbury Guardian, 507 WANTED. PIANO, Iron Frame, cheap.—Box 509 Banbury Guardian, 509 DIG for VICTORY with BEES SEEDS that Grow. “Improve your crop with FISONS FERTILISER obtainable from Currys Ltd, 19 High Street, Banbury ...

... . 3 Thompson, Banbury classes nearly m (Winston Churchill). Consolation, made 91 exhibitors. The orp peert er Pacne (Dig for Victory), the entries was very high must class cleaver (Autumn); have presented the judges with dim- 2 Wendv Spencer (Doll); 3 ...

... parts of the Division and after coming to Brackley he was convinced that the whole Division was well ahead in' their digging for victory. At one of the other shows, Mr. Middlston had said the exhibits came up to professional standard. That could ha sald ...

... Powell proceeded to inspect exhibits showing the war work done by the local Guides. Their tasks included farming, “digging for victory,” nursing, and the collection salvage. The exhibition was arranged Miss K. Kilbv, Captain of the Ist Banbury Company ...