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... scrap of waste paper carelessly thrown away even cigarette carton or a bus ticket that someone hindering our advance victory Because victory means munitions and munitions need paper and more paper What ? At home : save all waste paper is not greasy injurious ...
... everyone shouid make time prevent sureudine. !el teem grow unchecked, was 'o tenants who heeded the Governnieut app**al to dig for victory. i On the Surveyor's suggestion, farmers were given to cut or graze grass on the rccrea tion grounds. -.sointioni! Support ...
... GARDENING UVDRATED Lime for gardens. half cwt. bag, delivered.—J. T. Atkinson & Sons, Ltd., Park Rd. DIG for Victory! '* Beid's lor Seeds, Trees. Plants. Bulbs, Manures. Tools, etc.—Chester Rd., Market, and York Rd. Tel. 3350. LATE Tomato Plants. 4 doz ...
... Feather Brains Trust which held a sitting last night at the Angerstein Hall, North End. in connexion with Portsmouth’s ‘‘Dig for Victory Week.” Mr. Percy Izzard, the wellknown writer on horticultural matters was Question Master and the trust included the ...
... a request from the Town aerk of Portsmouth, members were recommended to show a slide - in connection with the local Dig for Victory Week campaign. ...
... WE CAN HELP YOU ro DIG FOR VICTORY WITH OUR GARDEN TOOLS AND FERTILIZERS 11 CARTERS LIME I SOFNOL • ADCO • I SEEDS GARDEN ME PRODUCTS GREEN & LONDON 53.589 FULHAM RD., WALHAM GREEN, SALO And 121 SOROS ROAD. osiaLsaa. Phones : FULharn 0294-6 - • - ...
... Gooch, 2 Mrs. Barker. A competition was won by Mrs. Brown. The M.C. was Mr. H. Fox. A meeting of the Committee the 1943 Dig for Victory Competition at Brimington was held on Friday. It was stated that judging would take place during the second week in July ...
... 119) >4.07 North St. - - HOLIDAYS AT HOME GREAT HOLIDAY -ATTRACTION BO’NESS TOWN HALL •* WEDNESDAY, 21st JULY 2—5 p.m. , Dig for Victory competitions in Flowers, Vegetables and Fruit; Floral Decoration; Baking, etc. All confined to Amateurs Exhibits by leading ...
... Ist, Elinor Wootton Walker) Mrs. G. Brown; e from Clarence, Elsie. Joiin, and i A Spring Chicken): 2nd. Alex. Wootton (Dig for Victory); 3rd. squander-bug (made and Betty; With deep and invite; given by Miss S. Maycock) Mrs. sympathy to dear Dad, tram ...
... She said - the sum of £BOO stood the credit of the girls in the Tynemouth Trustee Savings Bank. They had shared in the dig-fbr victory effort by growing vegetables in the school garden, and had knitted garments for the forces, largely in their own time ...
... at Wethermere,” kindly lent by Mr. and Mrs. King. Prize-winners were:—l, Elizabeth Marchant (Nest Egg); 2, M. Hicks (Dig for Victory). Decorated bicycles—l, Peter Richardson (aeroplane); 2, Carol Bond (flower bicycle). Decorated motor cars—l, Alan Littlemore ...
... have no fear that any children would be turned away from the ground. Dig For Victory Week. The same Committee reported the arrangement of the following events for the “Dig for Victory” Week July;— Tuesday, 20th: Demonstration on allotment plot Mr. J. Bedford ...