... Summer Showers its fruits upon u - But they do not last M long. Gooseberries, rasp- 1 I berries, currants, peaches, plums, blackberries and other summer fruits have short seasons. Let the children enjoy these while they can by using Broun & Poison s I Corn ...

... of each miter from noimoing. The child/IL ii;ed tint., and tire yearn respeetively, were teal %iolently ill after going blackberrying. Them wail direst irideyn.r to their boring eaten bean 4• - t returned verdict irri.uut ttia.onigg , night, Aisle berries ...

... will harm.—(Advt.) t> counties of Warwick. Oxford, Bucks, Beds, North ants, and Gloucester 1,572 schools are gathering blackberries for jam for the Army Nwj, ...

... the market. A substitute for tea has also made its appearance the German market. It consists of nothing more than dried blackberry leaves, which are sold at seven marks the kilo. ...

... separated snood and third. B.O—TUESDAY SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 100 son; winiter to be said for 50 son. Two miles. Blackberry lens Wise Love Also ran: German (Mr. F. A. Brown), Clock. work (T. Doswell). 800. Bob (Mr. Brabrason), Pretty Swift (Dalton) ...

... contributions are acknowledged in the Daily Telegraph every Thursday. i gC6 >' Amount previously acknowledged ■' School Boys blackberrying expedition A.B.C Administrative Staff of the Education Department, part monthly War Fu. i 6th contribution, amounting to ...

... strawberry plants in flower. Nearer Paris, speaking from personal observation. the correspondent mentions baying picked blackberries in the last week of November, small but ripe, and good to eat, and seeing mere than a hundred rose blooms on the howls ...

... There is good deal of useful work which could done hv school children the Coventry area, such the gathering of chestnuts, blackberries, etc., and Capt. Davis, Assistant Director of N'ational Service, propose? to offer a silver cup for coin petition among ...

... Howard), of Frederick Bird La u ?d°ry Fruit, Vegetables, and Flowers.-Mr. Athersvch (vegetaoles), Fillongley. Girls .School (blackberries) Stoke Church of iingiand Girls' School (marrows)' Mrs. W. J- Wormell (tomatoes), Mrs. Vernon Pu-4 (grapes and vegetables) ...

... Mon., was put - , : , her father found her hanging the bed-post which her clothi.fg had caught. Death was due t0 While blackberrying at Cefn forest, near Newport Mon. little boy named George Francis, fell into old air shaft a colliery, over which bushes ...

... agsfe and Pride, 10 to 1 agst Com® ...

... Demand (Ivor Anthony), My Collar iHermsworth), Blackberry (A. Saxby), Circus Boy (W. Adkin), Galleon (G. Lyall). Started 3.19. Winner trained J. Kelly. Betting: 7to 4on Revolution, 6 to* 1 agst Blackberry, 8 to 1 Prince and Duke of Lancaster, 10 to 1 bar ...