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... and the next week-end or two will see more and more people returning homewards from the country with baskets filled with blackberries. There is plenty of fruit on the bushes, but it has been slow to ripen, and, as always, the most luscious berries are the ...
... uncommon blackberry pwdding is mode with ground rice, and is very Tourishing nd delicious. If it is being made for child- ren, itis best to stew the blackberries to a athen strain the iuice and ise this instead of are e fruit, for blackberry ost tible ...
... inelnding cockroaches. The bryony is particularly nasty So, for that matter, is the unripe blackberry, and that is popular enoug! The season of the un- ripe blackberry is now in fall swing, and at Hampstead you see searching for them in gorse-bushes! There ...
... lying behind her and also a vacuum flask. The coroner ; Is the place used very much T—No, only at blackberry time when the children there to gather blackberries. Apart from that no one might go there for months and months. P.c. Sturt said that the woman was ...
... flash, BLACKBERRY TIME. » * Blackberries are beginning to ripen on the hedges again, and. 1 have several times recently seen cyclists returning with fairly well-laden baskets. At present, 1 told, it is a little early, although the hedge blackberries, which ...
... taste, and siinmer until a pulp. Drain the mixture well, and to every nint of liquid add lib BLACKBERRY FILIJMMERY The thrilling prickly adventnre of blackberrying can, when pursued with sufficient zeal, produce the most gratifying results for puddings, ...
... MISSING LINCOLN MAN MAN gathering blackberries in Till Bridge-lane, near Sturtonby-Stow, late yesterday afternoon, discovered the body of a man beneath motor-cycle. Both were in a thick hedge completely concealed from the view of the ordinary passer-by ...
... NETTLEHAM SHOW PRIZE The prizewinner in the blackberry class of Nettlebam Show was Mr. F. Crow, not M. Clow as printed la*t night Bobo. ...
... P each and berry, 2s 74d. Raspberry omy red currant, 2s 6d. Blackberry, currant, raspbe ene a berry and gooseberry, 28 — Apricot and apple, gooseberry, raspberry and plum, 2s |, blackberry and apple, black currant and apple, 2s 14d. The cheapest class ...
... THE GREAT NATIONAL CASH OR CREDIT FURNISHERS, TELEPHONE! 83». 288, HIGH STREET, LINCOLN Ltd. itor«: G. STEWED I Blackberries Piums them *daily with Shredded • Wheat, the ideal cereal food ...
... MELIAS “ORCHARD ” RASPBERRY and APPLE JAMS, STRAWBERRY and APPLE - BLACKCURRANT and APPLE = > DAMSON and APPLE es = | Jal BLACKBERRY and APPLE - 1d. Returned on Empty Jar, making ...
... STEWED Blackberries Apples or Plums ED T # Enjoy the fruits of Autumn, so plentiful and cheap just now; have them daily with Shredded Wheat, the ideal cereal food. WITH m SHREDDE J WHEAT . ...