... Dig for Victory Whit and selection Garden Seeds—in different varieties onions, lettuce, spinach, eta 2d. and 4d. per packet. packet* Pe *' Been*. **° m Blackcurrant. Gooseberry and Rhubarb Apple, Pear and Plum Trees, each. Root 4, * ach . cwrots, turnips ...

... with ice a-tinkle And I'll sip, and dose, and watch her Dig for victory in the Gar Dun: There is nothing 1 can think of Which can soothe the tired spirit Half so well watching Mummi Dig for victory in the Gar Dun. Then, when evening comes. Til saunter Not ...

... MORE ALLOTMENTS WANTED At least 250.000 more allotments are needed the Dig for Victory campaign to prove satisfactory. There were 900,000 allotments under cultivation In England and Wales In September. 1939. When war broke out the Minister of Agriculture ...

... Allies in every neutral country they attack. denied that a new postmark slogan will It's Dearer Telephone, Too. You may dig for victory all day. but where, after all. does it get you? asks a cynic. In the small of the back, generally. Writing about the ...

... to get up unassisted and walk away when the next meal-time arrived. The Leeds Parks Gardening Department has put up 'Dig for Victory notice Time-Table board In City Square which likely to have eager followers. Its headlines read— SEASONAL HINTS FOR ALL ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY Hints in Leeds for Use in Small Gardens If you live at Moortown, you can grow carrots and beetroot. If you live at Headlngley, you are doomed fail with them, but you can grow spinach successfully, whereas Moortown can't. said Miss ...