... chicks, a ladder • placed against the droppings-board will help. BR A MMES. The hedgerow abounds with the new shoots on the blackberry brambles as well as other shoots of this character, and if the tips are nipped off they make tasty morsels beneficial to ...

... young, healthy, and strong. Yes, Sir, in the good old days of two hundred years ago centenarians were as plentiful as blackberries. Now, I know that some of your readers will say that this is all bosh. Well, let us put it to the test. I'll give names ...

... IMO I (Sole Partner J. E. DUNLOP). village to London in order to see j She may expect a good thumping. ig trees. and blackberry bushes, LICENSED GROCER. I FAMILY GROCERS AND WINE an exhibition which was being held So perhaps the sports girl of ementber ...

... this country. Strange that strawberries should be yielding a second crop, and that in November, while the hedgerows contain blackberry bashes still showing blossom and green berries. It is further noteworthy that in the early part of the week harvesting ...

... Triplex Grates, also ranges, from DUNBAR'S STORES, 38 Bay Street. and 591 Ardgowan Street, Port-Glasgow•. Tea made from blackberry leaves is the latest suggestion made to housewives by the Nazi radio. But what will happen when the leaves fall is not stated ...

... Dried grass, waves, acorns, beechnuts, chesnuts and various alma up slightly during the past fort- and l eaves, such as blackberry night, largely through the general the main reason why the rabbit . inclusion of dried town meal (re- its wild state will ...

... MATERIAL. OOUOLRS-- interested. ST ., tit.). of dry leaves, which will also serve B ROWN , ALMOND, WINE, FAWN, LIDO, NAVY, BLACKBERRY, GREY, AND to keep the bed from becoming rank or MATERIAL HAS WHITE HAIR EFFECT AND IS NEWEST IDEA FOR SPRING WEAR. 5/11 ...

... constables was walking down the Long Quay he saw the girl picking the clothes oft a line up there as if she were gathering black-berries. She stuffed the goods under her shawl, and then ran up a close and hid herself on a stair, where the police after some ...

... trap, and called out: Where ie it you aut to go to in Deptford? You diciu't tell me; it's a big place, houses as thick as blackberries. Seventy-eight, I)otilielrlX, is the address, said Lucy, speaking us distinctly as she could. trap closed again with ...

... But there was no sign of any house. The tall, dark hawthorn hedges, with their lighter undergrowth of wild rose bushes and blackberry vines, hemmed them in. The harsh, rasping notes of a corncrake sounded near, the mellow low of a cow came from an adjacent ...