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... trees and destroyed, together with the codlin grubs containeg ‘in them. The bestraggling young shoots of the log:nberry and blackberry should be trained into the supports, and these will produce the truit next vear. Watch the gooseberry bushes for the second ...
... due—Berry. Your good father, the elder—Berry, would not have been such a goose—Berry. All the same, vou need not look such a black—Berry, be- cause | care not a straw—Berry and won't pav your bill—Berry until Christimas— Berrv.”? One dav I met a scedy-looking ...
... temporary set-back will be the result. With fruit, however, {he case is different, and in many gardens the gooseberries, blackberries and red currants have been seriously damaged. This is much ta be regretted, for when all fooedstuffs are so dear a good ...
... Jamieson, 114 High Street, Laurencekirk; 2 Miss A. Dow, Woodville, do.; 3 Miss Bella Hampton, Blackiemuir Avenue, do. Best Blackberry Jam—l Jane Carrol, 18 Blackiemuir Avenue, Laurencekirk: 2 Miss Bella Hampton; 3 Miss A. M. Scott, Parish Church Manse, ...
... Ardoe, cauliffower and bruse sprouts; Miss Reid, Cairnfauld, 2 fowls; Ir Rannie, Culter, 1000 woodbines: Nurse Welster, blackberries; Miss Young, Kirlcton, cigarettes and matches. ) Collected by the teachers and pupils of th~ Crossroads School, Durris—q ...
... s down to tea-leavee green sprouts of gorse or furze are ; reclished by the tame rabbit, as are soris, leaves from nut, blackberry, elm, oal lar, hawthorn, mulberry, lime and | trees. Prunings of fruit trees and vip French beans and scarlet runners alg ...
... —Best basket—l Jeannie Clark. Home-making and home-baking—Blackberry jam—l Mrs Gibb, 2 Mrs A. Duncan, 3 Mrs Reid. Raspberry jelly—l Miss A. Dow, 2 Mrs A. Duncan, 3 Mrs G. Alexander. Blackberry jam—l and 2 Mrs Gibb, 3 Mrs Emslie. Strawberry jam—l Kate ...
... Brambling seems to be the craze just now and every day one can see a few off with their baskets to secure a supply of the juicy blackberry. Provided the frosts keep off we should have a splendid crop of these in the district. Savings Certificates. Savings Ce ...
... Laurencekirk ; 3 Mrs Fraser, Laurence kirk. Raspberry Jelly—l Miss Kate Reid Laurencekirk ; 2 Mrs A. Duncan, 3 Mrs Durie. Blackberry Jam — 1 Mrs A, Duncan, 2 Miss H. G. Mann, Laurencekirk; 3 Miss A. Gibb, Laurencekirk. Strawberry Jam—l Mrs Kinnear, 2 Mrs ...
... decorations the better the effect Blackberry Jelly. That most popular of the wild fruits--the blackberry— js plentiful this season and where it can be readily gathered it is well worth while to obtain a supply for making blackberry jelly. The fruit should first ...
... Street; 3 Mrs. Shirreffs, High Street. Raspberry jelly— Dfls. Alexander, 2 Mrs. Martin, 14 Johnstone Street, 3 Sybil Johnstone. Blackberry jam—l Nellie Alexander, Beechwood; 2 Mrs. Shirrefis. Strawberry jam—l Mrs. Alexander, 2 Mrs. Shirrefs, 3 Mrs. Scorgie, High ...
... which Richard always pulled out, she protesting laughingly. To-day he brought her a bunch of fragile harebells and some blackberries in a dock leaf. She had bread and cheese and a little milk for him. « Sweetheart, do you love me?” he asked. as he contentedly ...