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... AMATEUR GARDEN By B.H.S. On this subject of women’s sh the dig for victory campaign, which I was writing last week, i to add, as my belief, that no achie'v of note has ever been accomplishec out the inspiration of feminine inf Herein, by the way. is one ...
... prize-winners were:— Fancy Dress—Ladies—l Miss B. Salt (Eastern Girl); 2 Miss Mary Young (Highlander). Gentleme W. Duncan (Dig for Victory); 2 M. Lawson (Spaniard). Specials—William Gellatly (Caveman), Melville Young (Tiger), R. Binnie (Hawaiian Gnl Spiral ...
... DlG.”—Stirling County Council are to take a stiff line, if necessary, against tenants who refuse to co-operate in the Dig for Victory campaign. Some time ago the Council had before them list tenants against whom the County Architect recommended drastic ...
... of huge onions hanging on the spade of a dig-for-victory advocate. The prize-winners were: Fancy Dress—Ladies—l Miss B. Salt (Eastern Girl); 2 Miss Mary Young (Highlander). Gentlemen—l W. Duncan (Dig for Victory); 2 M. (Spaniard). Specials—William Gellatly ...
... thrown up by somebody going on military service.” In brief, Londoners seem to be doing their duty in the matter of “digging for victory.” THE STIRLING OBSERVER THURSDAY JANUARY 2, 1941 poor, but whether the political atmosphere of the Rotary Club w as ...
... threat seems to have been sufficient to achieve the result desired, and we not doubt that the latest batch refusing to “dig for victory” will ultimately come into line too. In these days of national stress, however, when the production of food is of such ...
... Pie-man who had had dealings with Simple Simon. A Red Indian rubbed shoulders with a Chinaman, a Russian, a Pierrot; a Dig-for-Victory Agriculturist was complete down to his spade and basket of vegetables; and wandering in and out of the motley throng was ...
... renuiined throughout the month and put into inaction the densities of the Linlithgow and Plirltngshire Foxhounds. The Dig foe Victory campaign is signalised by advertisements sensing allotment holders. West Lothian Avrieultural Society deride to postpone ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY. The is the title of a lecture to be delivered by Mr Thomas Tennant, Wishaw, in the Comraunity Service Centre Hall, on January 28, 1941. Admission is free and everybody interested Kitchen gardening should note the date and make a point ...
... PRICE OF JEDBURGH ALLOTMENTS kssociation Has Rents The dig for victory . • movement ea fax as it la being furthered by Jedburgh Gardens and Al otments Assort&lon, shoal soon be in full awing. At a meeting of the Asap-, ciatlon which was held on Prickly ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY HE'LL NEED BREAD 4 TIMES A DAY Digging takes energy out of a fellow, and good Bread puts It back. Now more than ever, you should eat GOLDEN CRUST BREAD because it supports and satisfies those enthusiastic men and women who are Digging ...
... P. headquarters. The powers are still thinking ” about it. There is one way in which every householder can help—by digging for victory. If the domicile is minus a plot,” the District Council will provide one. Write, 'phone or call on Mr J. Easton Smaii ...