... per ib.; butter, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d.; eggs, 5 a Is - apples, Id. to 2d. per lb.; pears, l|d, 2d! tomatoes, 3d. to 4d.; blackberries, 2d.; cabbages'. Is. 6d. a dozen; oauliflowers, 3d. to sd. each’ potatoes, Bd. lOd. per peck. NANTWICH, Thursday.—Hen eggs ...

... woke Mr. » -ckers of a very sleepy and unlatched his door. Here, at last, was He sprang to his old, Hutchi | lit wp every blackberry in the hedge. A blaze of lieht from the motor at the gate Behind it the night was black by contrast, but not. so black but ...

... much same with blackberries. A blackberryrng picnic is one thing; attempt harvest blackberry crop business lines is another. Countrywomen make a few shillings carrying market occasional pickings, but does not pay to organise blackberry picking. a pound ...

... they aped on for another ten miles through wooded lanes and between high banks covered with ground tvy, harts-tongue ferns, blackberry bushes, wild roses and a tangle of verdure- The air was filled with sunshine and tho sweet scent growing things. soft glow ...

... 2s. dozen los,; damsons, ss. measure; apples, Is. 6d. to 3s. hamper; pears. 2s. 6d. 4a. 6d. hamper; bananas, Bd. dozen; blackberries, Id. lb.; carrots, 2s. 9d. bag; cucumbers, 2s. 6d.’ dozen. ...

... precedent, borne fairly well, and there is almost glut of fine cheap fruit to had at the present time. There a profusion blackberries this season, and the fields and hedge rows have been; laden with excellent fruit, which, particularly in these hard times ...

... that any moment they might see me, and mindful of th© bare-logg'xl little children who would coma that way for flowers or blackberries, I reluctantly killed them both with walking stick. There was a remarkable difference in colour of these two adders, the ...

... the blended odour many wild flowers. The white rose petals are tender and the colouring very delicate pink and white. The blackberry is flowering, too, spreading its little blossoms along the hedges. It’s day is coming. The wind bears our nostrils a pleasant ...

... thoroughly cooked before appearing the table there is comparatively little danger, but in the case or apples, plums, cherries, blackberries, tomatoes, lettuce, watercress,, and a long list of other {fruits and greens which are taken raw it an altogether different ...

... the barrel and with the butt, end divide the bushes in the ditch. should think that the trigger had been caught one the blackberry briars which abounded in the ditch. The jury returned verdict of Accidental death. The Foreman (Mr. Ralph Pennell): I Should ...

... one hamper. They were, however, on the unripe side. The price was 3d. per lb. Many varieties of plums were in abundance. Blackberries also made their appearance on the fruiterers’ stalls, and the price asked for them was sd. and 6d. per lb. There were plenty ...

... Serviettes, unsoiled; perfect; accept 18s. 6d. for lot; worth double ; approval.—Write Box 575, Chronicle, Chester. DAMSONS, BLACKBERRIES. —I am preprepared buy small or large quantities at top rates.—Call or write for particulars, enclosing stamped envelope ...