The British Concrete Pmdworrs have pooled their experience in the design and production of concrete silos, and all the companies concerned are now producing this one design in works afl over the country. By this standardization the concrete industry is able to give farmers everyw

z g o4.* •4/ With the second war { g ar vest gathered in, not an hour should be lost !n preparing for the third. So start at once to plough the stubbles and the extra grassland 2 million acres that must be tilled to meet your country's needs. Remember: early ploughing means time

and make the most of available persons, under which tradesreople will be " asked " ' to pool deliveries. Like many plans produced by bureaucrats this one so far ignores the difficulties of rural areas. We all know that to-day deliveries in some isolated districts have either cea

PLOUGH f or &wad to the witeJess Forming Talk! on )cpuientNcEu sburtband-typist required •by firm of Solicitors in Oxtord. Write stating age, experience, and salary required. —Box I, Advertiser Office. Wafffiegfolt. JUNIOR leecepttonlst required by fir,4 of Solicitors in Oxford.

92nd AwNunt. GENERAL MEETING was held at Holborn Bars, London, E.C.I, 3rd April, 1941. SETV 4 . '`l) ' INCOM111; The assets of the Company are now E. 364,854,580, of which over 93 per cent. are Invested In the United l i Kingdom and the Empire. The income during 1940 was 06, 1 1

During the first year of the Great War, the milk production of these islands was well maintained. But the winters of 1917 and 1918 saw a serious fall•in output. It is vital for the welfare of us all-- particularly our womenfolk and children —thnt this shall not happen again. We

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