... WAR! POTATO= Satan 1r 3^ AU onion sr ROM TILADI Arran Sasser a 3 AU azbiers ii z u POTATO'S All various ()radian to any /mbar ',ties be *alp where • contract ao requires aid ',tore cM Niatatry's approval nu bean ob.alnea Ware and seed potatoes must ...

... the potato blight In the case of backward crops a halt strength solution should be applied at this stage. If the first spraying is delayed until mid-July. the tops may have grown so large as to prevent the efficient spraying of the older and lower portions ...

... War on potato DAY after day the battle against potato disease in Northern Ireland continues—waged by the research staff of the Ministry of Agriculture in co-operation with advisory officers, so that the high reputation of our potatoes, both seed and ware ...

... POTATOES IN FIELD TO merchant Mr. Eric Ellis, of Covent Garden, London, two of the finest things in life are potatoes and racehorses. It was natural, therefore, for him•as a breeder that he should name his horses after potatoes. I cannot think of a better ...

... ORANGE POTATOES Six large potatoes; 4 ox. butter; 1 orange; 6 slices ham; parsley. Scrub the potatoes and wrap each In aluminium foil. Bake in a moderately , hot oven (gas ...

... POTATO S. RETAIL Grocors .ind Co:!fectione our whroosaler for Pixie. thr fastest se Pot 'its , C-I.p. p r. rrotlt its Ind nor 3d SALE. Kt aools Box SHEET toad for Valets and Stoofs.-110 . : P-one-t• Rrtsa - rs TAN-SAD. hood and apron :s -.! TURBIABINE ...

... POTATOES WATERED Mr. J. L. O'Hagan, engineer, told Newry No. 2 (Co. Armagh) Rural Council on Thursday it had been reported to him people were using hoses for watering their potatoes. He added that only 14 days' supply for Bessbrook remained in the storage ...

... Early potatoes are by NORTH DOWN potato growers, handicapped by wintry conditions some weeks ago when planting earlier, have been hit again by frost. Throughout the province most farmers have also borne the brunt of an extended winter. Mr. R J Semple ...

... organisation describes its new potato harvester. The harvester is In production already, but all available ones have been allocated. By next year, however, it will be on the Ulster market. tho potatoes an prolootod from The potatoes enter an elevating drum, ...

... came we found her alive and well She'd found one of our potatoes, and ate her way into it. and stayed there all winter eating off the potato when she was hungry. That was a right sine of a potato. for a while, for it Is not a job that lasts for very long ...

... BOILING POTATOES To-day, Mrs. Phillips told her story: It was about 5-30 p.m. and I was boiling potatoes on a stove. I heard the baby crying in the yard and I took her out of her pram to quieten her. When I returned to the house tho Mohan was full of ...

... POTATO SCONES: Sieve together 3oz. self-raising flour and half teaspoon salt, and rub 2ozs. butter or margarine into them. Rub ilb. cooked mealy potatoes through the sieve and work the flour mixture into them. Roll out quarter-inch thick cut into rounds ...