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... • Be reed, the Big Are your tools read clean and sharp? Finished your dig- • jog? If not, get it done as soon as ever weather and land permit. Dig thoroughly. (Get leaflet No. so.) Remember, small seeds need a topsoil. (Get Wet No. T 50.) Got all your ...
... secretary; or watch an old hand at work and ask questions. Read any gardening advice in your local paper. Study all the/ree Dig for Victory leaflets. Ask your local library for good gardening book. Listen the wireless talks on Sundays 2.15 p.m. • #•/«« before ...
... • Be ready for the Big Advance , Are your tools ready clean and sharp ? Finished your digging ? If not, get it done as soon as ever weather and land permit. Dig thoroughly. (Get leaflet No. 20.) Remember, small seeds need a fine topsoil. (Get leaflet ...
... /2 Coronas I /7 I Bk Coronas 2/- Obtainable from all High Class Dealers and Stores Lookbeforeyou leap into action to Dig for Victory and see that your hands are protected against cuts, scratches and dirt, by wearing ANDY Garden Gloves. Durable and washbble ...
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... important matter potato planting—Ministerial advice i is: Follow the cropping plan I printed in the Ministry’s free Dig ' for Victory Leaflet No. 1, which provides for three 30-ft. rows of earlles and six 30-ft. rows of main crops on a 10-rod plot. The ...
... have ranged over wide variety of plants. All have been replied to privately. The fact that they -did little to help the Dig for Victory Campaign was pointed out as frequently as seemed courteous, so that a letter received the other day is the first flower ...
... potato planting. m m m m mbs The advice is—follow the crop[ (11 Ifi II D ping plan printed in the Minis- VWWrI try's free Dig for Victory Leaflet No 1. which provides for Remedy That three 30-feet rows of earlies and ' six 30-feet rows of main crops Lives ...
... so, to start a garden record book at once. The most notable change of policy in official quarters since the advent of dig for victory concerns the production of potatoes in small gardens. The statement that enough main crop potatoes for the country's need ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY? Then Choose all your Spring seeds—Vegetable and Flowerfrom the full stock in KENNARDS BULB SHOP Gardening Sundries, too, are best bought at Kennards. ...
... BRITAIN HAS BURIED TREASURE EXCAVATIONS for war purposes, removal of bomb debris, and digging for victory, have resulted in a number of small hoards of coins being I found. The history of most of them, deduced from the dates on the coins, suggested that ...
... Cox, J.P. First entered Council 1919. Fills the vacancy caused by death of Alderman T. C. Dickson. 160 people are digging for Victory in Regent's Park—allotment holders. Painted oil the spot in less than an hour while he was on leave, an oils study of ...