... were none to spare. None to spare for the patriotic ones who, with very limited leisure, still manage successfully to dig for victory. Cannot something be done to remedy this most unfair state of things?—Solihull. Replanning Birmingham.—l have not so far ...

... against flea beetle attack than later applications. Continue to dust with derris or soot and lime during growth. ifc-r Dig ter Victory GARDEN PESTS ...

... Agriculture, told the National Allotments Society conference in London, to-day, that a survey taken by his department of the Dig for Victory campaign' showed that 96 per cent, of those cultivating allotments wanted to continue after the war. Of the gardeners ...

... Ltd.. augured county combined Federation ef well for the success of the forth.l Brotherhoods and Sisterhoods. coming Dig for Victory Week Other well-kuown smkers who and the Produce Show. The will visit the Society in coming being shown amongst weeks ...

... this will not prevent members from utilising this .opportunity of demonstrating the carnestness of their intentions to * Dig for Victory.”—Yours, &c.. ~ T.N. WALDRON, President. Bradley Lodge, Stratford-on-Avon. ...

... the heap has been at least three months in being. If in doubt on any point send for the free leaflet on this subject—Dig for Victory, No. 7. It can be had free from the Ministry of Agriculture at Hotel Lindum, St. Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire. ...