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... J AM - 3tb. Jars GOOSE AND RASP ~ 9d. each. 3tb. „ DAMSON od. each 3th. „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE.. 9d. each 3th. „ PLUM AND APPLE 7d. each' 2th. „ MIXED FRUIT each 3th. „ NEW MARMALADE B|d. each' 2th. „ NEW MARMALADE 6d. each' J>BOy ISIONB. *TED gD. PER ...
... JAM _ Slh. Jar* GOOSE AND RAfiP 9d. each 3tb. 9d. each” 3n». „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE.. 9d. each' 3th. „ PLUM AND APPLE 7d. each' tth. MIXED FRUIT 44d. each' 3tb. „ NEW MARMALADE 84d each' 2tb. „ NEW MARMALADE 6d. each- PROVISIONS. A RR ANTED J^ARD, gD. PER ...
... few children pick them, the blackberry ■ not much priztd in this country. Yet it said that ' blackberry wine was thought a good deal of, and for j jams and jellies it is sometimes used. But there is °ne use of blackberries which dates very far back, and ...
... the result of tneir mission at a special meeting of the Council of the Union to be held next week. Two gentlemen Passing a blackberry bath when the fruit - was unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call them blinkberriee. wheu they were red. Don't you ...
... lb. GENUINE COFFEE 1/8 „ FINEST BRUGES CHICORY 6d. „ JAM 3tt>. Jars GOOSE AND RASP 9d. each. Stb. DAMSON 9d. each. 31b. „ BLACKBERRY A APPLE.. 9d. each. 31b. PLUM AND APPLE 7d. each. !lb. „ MIXED FRUIT 4Jd. each. 11b. „ NEW MARMALADE Bjd. each. Pb. „ NEW ...
... American grows blackberries. has always been thought that in this country the blackberry will not pay for cultivation. Xhe American blackberry ground in Wisconsin, on the estate of farmer named Hasxeltos. There is good market for the blackberries at tea cents ...
... ey ca ae = iat “on the estate of Dr. Dunn, of Tet [learn th the workmen during this month bave found very fine bunch of blackberries, nine in number. The berries were large, ripe, and luseious. This is ‘he more remarkable as snow had fallen just pre- viously ...
... successful small-fruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and sale of blackberries lucrative occupation. He has several acres of blackberries; the average yield per acre being 125 bushels. The entire cost of production, reckoning interest ...
... circular saw. Arkansas boasts of some of the finest fruit ground in North America. It is the home of the strawberry and blackberry. In Mineral Springs Arkansas takes the lead, only about five are utilised commercially at present. They ...
... Except as affording a means of enjoyment to children who collect it from hedges and thickets, the blackberry is not much valued in this country. Yet blackberry wine was once held in high estimation, and for jams and jellies it is still extensively used. Persons ...
... the Atlantia. Blackberry•growing is one of the latest developments. A farmer in Wisconsin, Mr. C. B. Hamilton, known as one of the most successful small-1 ruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and sale of blackberries a lucrative ...
... woman with her yokes and her milking pail., the children's playground and nureetraids' rest, buttercup and daisy dell with blackberry brake, the signpost cad horse ring, horses' water free, the wagrners pnU up, the jolly old fashioned grates with rearing ...