... DIG FOR VICTORY. There is no barrack square atmosphere about this centre. The concrete pathways are bordered with little plots of culuvaed ground. There are altogether ten acres of land around the centre and this is all in cultivation. potatoes, cabbages ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON AT ITS BEST Under Attack by Flying Bombs Colonel J. J. Llewcllin, Food Minister, taking part in a Dig tor Victory” campaign at Usk, Monmouthshire, yarterday, said: London has for almost two months been under the strain of what amounts to heavy ...

... Kernoghan (Good-Night); 3, Minnie Hunter (Pistol Packing Momma). LadieJ’ most original—l. Mrs. Hamill and Mrs. M'Keown (Dig for Victory); 2, the Misses Ray Banford and Rita Gardner (Fashionable Pair in the Gay 'Nineties); 3, Miss Tillie Hunter (Yankee Doodle ...

... 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. ...

... a splendid contribution to the city's stores of food and when the war is over and there is need to dig for victory the majority of them will go on dig- ...

... 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. ...

... Misses Maureen Dinsmore and Margaret MTvor (Bride and Groom). Miss Rosemary Hanna (Old English Lady), Miss Jean Fulton (Dig for Victory), Wellington Street 8.8. (Ballymena Swimming Club). Cm- WINNERS. s A silver cup presented by Mr. J. N. Lament (or the ...

... s for an offensive against tuberculosis. , W. B. Carrel. TO THE BOYS' BRIGADE Salute the gallant Boys’ Brigade, They dig for victory with s-pade. They are also keen drill, And give the young ladies such thrill. Woo betid© the Gentian Hun, If to Ballymena ...

... 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 ...