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... WHEN PICKING BLACKBERRIES BEWARE OF THORNS. My went out blackberrying yesterday, but Pp got a thorn in toot. (An amusing Pip and Equeak adven. hrire appears raeh weel• , n the Mai!.) .1 Arga'r Be eMlWwww..,_ ny A r 7 - 73,a_ eaizAwato—,7 - S - -1 / ...
... Dawoa Jam . . . 2/6 2/11 PLUM JAM (Golden) 1/11; VICTORIA PLUM (stoneleso) I/11; CHERRY PLUM . . . I/11; 2/8 Greengage . . . Blackberry Apple. . p. &Oak Ars, assieffer ratans& 'OUR JAMS are made in the rarminr as sr harm. FINEST FRESH FRUIT and PURE CANE SUGAR ...
... an Pass IL) is an appetising nip in the air and the thought of bacon and mushrooms makes one's month water! Then the blackberries and the 4kwberries are ripe, and, later on in the month, the wood-nuts will be ready to pick from the trees. I'm afraid ...
... of juicy fruit brought in by enthusiastic pickers Blackberry jam is of course a standby for surplus supplies borne people have an objection to the many seeds in blackberries Those will prefer blackberry jelly which is just ns easy to make as jam Simmer ...
... agst. Second semi-final—l Campbell's Riccarton Lad (36V..), to 1 agst: Lauehlan's Blackberry (44%), evens. Final—l Riccarton Lad, 2 1 The Speaker, 6 to 4 on; 3 Blackberry, to 1 agst; 4 Brindle Jack, 8 to 1 agst. BLANTYRE.—2OO Yards Handicap (£ls)— First ...
... pram. At the sight of a stray cat, LY FORGOT ALL ABOUT HIS BAD FOOT! Pw'' at.at1.V.444,• thorn he got in his foot while blackberrying. Squeak tcok however, Pip immediately forgot his injury and gavL chaLe. At Kennington, for instance. a big crowd of children ...
... spectators, the ’keeper then doffed his jersev and pitched it in the face of the disconcerted referee. POISONED BY WILD BLACKBERRIES. Huntiy Boy Dead: Sister Seriously Id* Two children, aged 3i and li, belonging to Alexander Shearer, farm servant, Drumblair ...
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... streets, and pick an adventure up,” grinned the plump Otto. Very fine, too,” jeered Seward. But an adventure isn’t a sort of blackberry you can pick from a handy bush.” Part of the fun is finding it,” said Clive. That doesn’t make it easier.” Dead easy,” smiled ...
... afternoon I mean to go blackberrying a they said so long ago as Chaucer’s day or brambling as they had it in another period— and still have it in certain parts where the black but luscious autumn fruit of the hedgerows is called not blackberry but bramble You ...
... witno&a-box, denied having sold any excisable liquor. There was no dealing whatever in anything the kind. The Liquor he sold was blackberry wine, which resembled port wine. The Magistrate found the charge against Moar proved, and that against Bell not proven. ...
... When you go picking blackberries children hope you won’t Be like Pip Squeak and Wilfred 5 Let’s go home” groaned Pip “I’ll neve When they' heard that Angeline had made touch another blackberry In my life sobbed Squeak a blackberry tart for dinner they—'11 ...