... saw day, the winni rink w And 1/2 the same player give shot parcos uve, ay} pue skip; T. Black, Smith. Prizes were pre- BLACKBERRY with match, his ing the crossbar. sented by the President, Mr Wr. Sm-th. PURE BLACK CURRANT The sa ot the “‘red and black” ...

... See that you get PAYNE'S, and ask about Special Gifts for Coupons. WE HAVE NOW LARGE STOCKS OF HARTLEY’S JAM. An RMALAD: BLACKBERRY with APPLE PURE BLACK CU RASPBERRY and STRAWBERRY . HARTLEY'S JAM IS ALWAYS FULL WEIGHT Ce ie 1/ i TRY THE SERVICE E OFFER ...

... Scones with fat : Mrs. Grieve. Mrs. D. Renton, Mrs. Baxter. Pair orf Socks; Mrs. Gray. Mrs. W. Miss Landreth. lb. Pol of Blackberry Jam : Mrs. Ross Milne Graden; Mrs. Walker, Miss Hutchinson. SCHOOLS’ GALA. ...

... Delicious blackberries, carriage paid. Finest and cl DARK NIGHTS need not dull nig! ’' get a sy, 6 CAIRN COLDSTREAM- Phone FUR sale; Freehold Building Sin- Tweedmouth, good building >pceul.o ■ Apply John T. Yovng, Hive I . Tweciliiiouth. pOK SALE-FIVE ...

... where they will, most Hkely, occupied until, near Christmas. schools were closed.on Fritlaj night last f|m the Autumn as Blackberry but is known locally as “'Potato Week,’' when achool children have an opportunity of making few shillings helping tanners ...

... Brown. Scones with fat: Mrs W. Klnghorn; Mrs J. Brown: Mrs J. Loan. Pair Socks: Mrs W. Klnghorn; Mrs T. Young: Mrs J. Brown. Blackberry Jam: Mrs T. Young: Miss Hutchinson: Miss Clazle. Honey: Alex. Wood; J. Wood: J. Loan. DEATH MASON. FOIT.IH V LIVED TO CELEBRATE ...

... pretty. The hedgerows are also becoming blase of colour, the hips and haws assuming a bright red hue, while the alder and blackberries are now ripening. ...

... fortunately, was not seriously hurt. In the lightweight class some good riding was seen, but Col. Joicey secured good win with Blackberry, which had a perfect round, and never once faltered any the jumps. A few horses in the Farmers’ class ‘‘funked the jumps ...

... extract whieh will render the buds distasteful to the turds and will also help to destroy insect pesis. None of the foreign blackberries, such as the pursley-leaved variety or the Hymalaya berry an equ the English fruit in flavour, but they are well worth ...

... fransptre bet weed now and week, or soma people prefer to call u, Tuesday (when the Council meets) It la dim- Blackberry week. Blackberries are apparent to conjerlure. ently very plentiful this year, and are now There must certainly be reluctance on the ...

... Black Gtants have three seasons: Early sprin for egg: laying pullets and spring table chic ns, mid- summer for stubble or blackberry chickens and massive birds tor the festive season, whilst in midwinter both table and egg-lay- ing birds may be safely ne ...

... sutummdike. he hedges are a mase of red with the ripening Nawa, whikk a here and there masses of ripe dog hips make show. Blackberries aiso bren numerous this seasog, gathered and preserved as jai or mede Into many being tarts. Crab applies appear, to dant ...