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... QUALITY & VALUE. Strawberry. Raspberry. Black Currant. Apricot. Black Berry. Damson. SPECIAL LINE.—GOLOEN PLUM 3lfa. Jar 9;d. BLACKBERRY JELLY, per jar 6ki APPLE „ „ 5 id DAMSON „ s£d BLACK & RED CURRANT 3»d & sid W. L. GATES' STORES, GEORGE STREET, LUTON. ...
... Disooveries made the Peary expedition ' tend to prove that the frigid zone was once hotter than the Equator ii at present, i The blackberry season this year a very disappointing one. The brambles are covered with fruit appears enable to ripen. ...
... there this year. The poor people who always hope and expect to earn a few shillings picking blackberries and sloes are having a very poor harvest. Blackberries have not ripened at all well, and sloes cannot be found anywhere, and there are .but few hips ...
... hundreds of skeps and small baskets filled with blackberries for the metropolis. The women and young girls in the towns and villages are gaining a substantial and welcome addition to their livelihood by the blackberry harvest, which one of the best for years ...
... shared . IV. (600gds.) — I. ROOSTER (Trap 2, ; 2 Tolls Down (6) • 3, Blackberry . Also ran: Sefton (' . 4 1,4 I. 1. 31. 07 secs. Prices: 6-1 T. : 2 ROOSTER ; 7. -2 Sefton ; 6 BM By. Blackberry was Ur *my, but ran wide a , the bend, and ROOSTER took the inaide ...
... QUALITY & VALUE. Strawberry. Raspberry. Black Currant. Apricot. Black Berry. Damson. SPECIAL LINE.- COLDEN PLUM 3lb. Jar 9;d. BLACKBERRY JELLY, per jar 6id APPLE „ s*d DAMSON „ sid BLACK & RED CURRANT .. 3*d&sid W. L. GATES' STORES, GEORGE STREET. LUTON. Agent ...
... TODDINGTON. BLACKBERRIES.—One tradesman in Toddington on Monday last l>ought 5371b5. of the berries from gatherers. BAPTIST CHAPEL.—The harvest festival services were held 011 Sunday, the Rev. C. P. Hicks, of London, l>eing the preacher. A feature of ...
... for the Natty, was sent off on Wednesday. All the school children contributed, but the rain prevented them getting the blackberries they had hoped to pick. Beside large contributions, people with little gardens or allotments brought what they - I should ...
... The prize-winning dinner for four persons. The menu was mutton chops • '' 'Dint sauce, potatoes, cabbage, rolls, stewed blackberries and custard: • • The total cost was.2/54, and the maximum alloWed was 2/6. - • •.' * a 1 • 4 4 , '4 - • CHINESE FUNERAL ...
... great einerience, and ho believed be bad flown this machine sines spring —in fact, hundreds of time.. Arthur Boot, who was blackberrying with other boys. stated that the second time the machine came round it was rather low. It then seemed to turn and all at ...
... . 1,500 FLOWERING SHRUBS in Variety, 1,500 YEWS, 1 ft. to sit., 800 CUPRESSUS. 12,000 PRIVET and QUICK, LOGANBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, IVIES, and OTHER STOCK. Messrs. Protheroe & Morris Are instructed by Mr. 1. E. Lack, whose lease has expired, to sell ...
... d - . . j4nl . Spirits for the of fnvallds. O I RAsrBEBRY . . AGENT for W. 4A. GILBEYS .. - - - smJmIA WINES SPIRITS. ! BLACKBERRY JELLY, jarslH. CHAPEL ST., I D, WATFORD, etc ...