... Makethe - most of Fruit. Gooseberries, raspbet•ries, plums, blackberries and other Summer fruits have short seasons. Make the most of them while they last by serving stewed, with Blancmange or mock cream made with Brown& Poison's Corn Flour Recipes in ...

... Early Blackberries. A friend from the country tells me that the blackberry crop this year will not only be unusually early, bt good. The drought apparently has not ruined everything. A Warning. If you would retain the respect of your friends, never advise ...

... occupy his seat in the House. Big Blackberries. Blackberries are, on sale in London. They, are as big as raspberries, but they have not been picked from the hedges. Market gardeners now cultivate the humble blackberry and get a good price for it. Sporting ...

... —Unsettled for two or three days, except over Eastern England, where fairer weather is probable. Lighting-up time, 8.56 p.m. Blackberries are on sale in Devon markets at 4d. per lb. Lord Allenby and his staff from Egypt landed yesterday at Plymouth. More Smallpox ...

... GO BLACKBERRYING suit is in her eye. She says come out and blackberry. You say you are feeling a little tired and will come and join the party later on. But that won't do ; she says you must come now and you're not to be so lazy. But you want to be lazy ...

... conscientious blackberry hunter is so sociable. He or she, generally she, dreams blackberries, I think. She hopes for the day when she shall stagger homeward with more quarts or gallons or kilderkins and firkins, or however you measure blackberries, than any ...

... sit on the sands[She is going for a holiday? Quite right!] —And sometimes I shall-go paddling and at ME : BY A BLACKBERRY. I'M a blackberry, one of those nic e, fat, j uic y ones that go so well with apple-pie. I haven't been picked yet, although my brother ...

... carpet? There is an appetising nip in the air and the thought of bacon and mushrooms makes one's mouth water Then the blackberries and the dewberries are ripe, and, later on in the month, the wood-nuts will be ready to pick from the trees, and the hops—they ...

... out his efforts as quickly as possible. Blackberries. Miss Betty Pollock, Mrs. Harold K. Elliwho is staying with her son, granddaughter of aunt, Lady Granet. Sr John Gorst. There is a great abundance of blackberries on the country hedgerows. Those who are ...

... the tiniest artist will have exactly the same chance as the eldest; WHEN PICKING BLACKBERRIES BEWARE OF THORNS. /' VE ON rr / 1 7300- My pets went out blackberrying yesterday, but Pip got a thorn in his foot. (A long, amusing Pip and Squeak adventure ...

... You will be glad to know that the thorn Pip got in his foot while out blackberrying was safely extracted by Squeak and that the , wound has been well bandaged. Dick lives with us too. We are all delited that you have come becos we luv yore funny pikshurs ...

... to ex.pl restaurant busine.ss, could be .suppli,ed . poytion and show reasonable profit c market prices.. •.i ApPles and blackberries are so .'plentiful just now that by s stretch-6 ,tion can.,the price. of 9d.; be justified. would be ample for the Sti ...