... rid the trortble. Mr. Middleton paid Essex compliment that its gardeners and rs would take a lot beating, judging their dig for victory shows while the Ministry's representatives brought high praise, too, for the sih.'iip honourable place home food production ...

... the heat so long that . become hard and brittle. More ' formation about drying fruits and med. tables can be had from Dig far Victory Lutist No. 14, which you can get from the Ministry of Agriculture, at Bent Court Hotel, Eit. Anna'', Lytham Ht. Anne. ...

... Coe, true to his word and the British spirit is still carrying on. He works 13 hours a day sind in his spare time he digs for victory on his garden at Mill-lane. Wootton. Mr. Coe. an ex-Serviceman. was awarded the MM. 1916—ten days after the medal was ...

... reticent but her husband proud of his age and health, and does not mind admitting it. He still does some occasional “digging for victory.’ It is interesting to note that nine brothers and sisters of Mr. Rowe and himself are drawing the pension. ...