... Egg Plums, 1/-. Nectarines, 1/-. Quinces, 73d. Tomatoes (vhofi. Tins, 73d; Bottles, 1/-. Sugar Corn, 83d. JAMS, Special—Blackberry, 6d. Colden Plum, 6d. 3lb Jars Golden Plum, 1/-, Apricé)t, 7d, 21b 1/-. Cherry Jam, 7d. and 1/-. ARTONS—A Few Good Boxes ...

... Plums, 1/-. Necuri;xes. 1/-. Qninlge., 7}d.“l'o*:’su{e'| (vho(e), Tins, 73d ; Bottles, 1/-. Sugar Corn, 83d. JAMS, Special—Blackberry, 6d. CGolden Plum, 6d. 3lb Jars Golden Plum, 1/-. Apricot, 7d, 2b 1/-. Cherry Jam, 7d. u;(:lkl/-. CARTONS—A Few Good Boxes ...

... Plums, 1 /-. Nectarines, 1/-, Qnin:su, 7id.“'T::‘au{a’o (vhofi), Tins, 71d; Bottles, 1/-. Sugar Corn, 84d. JAMS, Special—Blackberry, 6d. Golden Plum, 6d. 3lb Jars Go Apricat, 7d, 210 L. Cherry Jam, 7d. and 1/-. ars Golden Plum, 1/-. CARTONS—A Few Good ...

... rio (vi oncello. plano) .. Belected Miae Qu;m’u..:“m-uu.-x K Duke ‘ e, A ¥ rossosemensantediiin 50ng.00peen5®® Blackberry Gatherers ” Miss Harris 'DJI(r-.m0d)..T,“ As Usual .. Me:ars, Beck and Bishop *3olo (Buto harp).. em ...

... averages 88, and Ranjtei hji 72 ; while no fewer than 30 batsmen are above the 30 mark. Hazdreds have been as plentiful as blackberries ln the early autamn ; sod, naturally, the bowlers bave suffersd. Attewell heads she list with (consideriog the bard wickcte) ...

... My father the Elderberry I‘-‘mt such lgool:‘ol?ury As to pay you his berry ; Bat dm‘t{ook so Blackberry, 1 don’t care a Strawberry. Excursions To Beigarox.—The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company announce cheap day excursions to Brighton ...

... were ?t.hennc blackberries. He spoke to them about it, and told them that they would have to -ooommy him to the farm. At first they agreed ; but whi m were cgm along, Bowman refused to proceed fi er. Pu then demanded their blackberries; but they became ...

... Miss R. T. Jones, who sent a large number of studies of exceptional merit. One of her best exhibits was a painting of a blackberry bush, which was admirably treated. Two heads from life were also very meritorions; and hen’ studies of flowers, a copy of ...

... der, a parasite that often accompanies foreign seed. Earlinesscontimues to be the characteristic of the season. _ Ripe blackberries were g:themd from the hedgerow brambies some days ago ; thestonv haws have acquired their fall autumnal colour ; and catkins ...

... delightful Southsea embankment or sea-wall. Sothis time I will go on foot across the island, among the golfers and the blackberries, which grow in profusion on our island. If ggu pause for the gathering of a handful, you must be on your guard leagnitiur ...

... he had often done before. When he got to the far end of the Sronnd he left the man to go with other children and gather blackberries. Shortly after that a little fl'r] brought his golf stick and hat, and said he was in the water. She was the onl{ one from ...

... Leachman stated that he had not (when he saw the body) been dead less than 12 hours or more than 48. Two little Eid‘ blackberrying on Wednesday morning saw him Bfii“' and gave the alarm. Police- Constable way and others found him suspended by & handkerchief ...