... experience, and no branch man’s activities to which this old adage more truly applies than gardening. After four years of “digging for victory those enthusiastic workers who have been doing their bit have a right to expect signs of improvement in the quahty ...

... experience, and no branch of man’s activities to which this old adage more truly applies than gardening. Alter four years “digging lor victory’’ those enthusiastic workers who have been doing their bit have a right to expect signs improvement in the quality ol ...

... intruders, but it is use complaining to the management in these times. Spring Flowers People who have no garden in which to dig for victory and must be content with introducing a spot of brightness into their town flats by means of window-boxes, say that we ...

... branches determined to do more for the work than ever before. They often heard the words, dig for victory, lend for victory and fight, work, and save for victory, Miss Swaine continued. They got those words from the head and leader of the nation, Mr ...

... 8 p.m. OM New Members requested to *mod. J. Hon. E. Chairman. Portadown Garden Plots Association Film Lecture On the Dig for Victory Campaign By MR. McKENzIE, Northern Ireland Allotments Association, and MR. HAGAN, County War-Time Horticultural Instructor ...

... How Does Your Garden Grow? THE season for active gardening is with us again and the Dig for Victory slogan is everywhere in evidence, so even the most amateur gardeners should have little difficulty in planning out the year's work with the help of the ...

... another hour will be added on to make the evening longer, with the result that everyone will be anxious to et into the dig for victory business. Thus I can't see that it would be a vest Success. The retirement of Mr. S. Carson from the Down and Antrim ...

... splendid wotk. Mr. James Taylor. 0.8. E., chairman of the C.A.H.A.. replying, said the slogan of allotment work to-day was Dig for Victory. They should extend the work after the war. when we would be faced with a starving Europe looking to us for aid. Mr. ...

... had taken over the work of the company in Northern Ireland, and was prepared to do everything possible to further the Dig for Victory” campaign. ...

... the Royal Victoria Hospital. Easter Holidays —The holidays provided excellent opportunity to those who indulge in ‘the “dig for victory effort,” and local gardeners were not slow to seize the opportunity during the break. Others preferred to trav'J and quite ...

... 1553 and the latest in 1605. The most. peculiar thing of all was that the coins were in splendid condition. This man's digging for victory had money in it! _ mpst.l Another war-time find consisted of diamonds valued at thousandi s The diamonds had been in ...

... shaking in his shoes. He heard of Orritor's target, And couldn't bear the news. Another pupil struck a rural note — Dig for Victory and Dig up your Dough. The peopiP of Orritir district are determined to Salute the Soldier in a fitting fashion, and the ...