... present, anti it is a source of anti-scorbutic vit amine. In addition to the food constituents, the blackberry contains valuable tonic principles. Blackberries should be eaten in the ripe ■ condition. When red and immature they contain astringent substances ...

... BUTTER ib. UNSWEETENED MILE large tia LARGE RAISINS - + > 44 SEEDED RAISINS -. - - per okt. BA MELIAS’ “ * JAMS. eo rok BLACKBERRY AND APPLE DATICON APPLE - - 1d. Returned on Empty actual cost’ on! ...

... rising in tall canes rather than rambling thornily about like the less civilised blackberry. In colour it is a sort dull red, or reddish black, like an unripe blackberry, or like a raspberry which has been dipped in ink. The hybrid was perfected some ...

... but black- berries are in season. the price being 8d. per Ib. Bilberries are still obtainable. The advent of a sign of blackberries may be regarded as autumn. Tomatoes are cheaper, and it should be possible to buy the best at od. per Ib. Grape fruit continues ...

... Aug. 29.— Potatoes made I*. 4d. per stone, cauliflower* 4d. 6d., and marrows 4 ...

... B*. to 10*. per barrel of 561b.; Beauty Bath 6«. Bs. per 241b.; Calilornian 225.. and Australian Stunners 15s. per box . blackberries 9d. per lb., red currants 4s. per 61b.. bilberries 6.*. 6d. per 71b.. English peaches 12s. to 145.. and Belgium Bs. to ...

... Pr -41b.; English Pea:main. 6-. per half bushel; Oaltlorniati Graven# icin» 21.-.. aud Australian to 14s. per box 401b. Blackberries 3.d. to 4d. petlb. Bilberries ss. per 71b. nectarines Id. lOd. each. English poseur* 8.-. 14?., and Belgian 6s. 10s. per ...

... Australian aturmer* 16s. per bo* of 401b., Englii-li Enrlies and 8« , Grovenors 10? . and Nuffield? 10-. per barrel 661b.: blackberries la. per lb., red currants 3s. per 61b.. bilbcrrie* 6s. per 71b., rip© berries 3«. per s>tone, English 8,-. 4, and Belgian ...

... to get it at all.” Thus the domestic expert of The Labour Woman prefaces her instruction in the making of fruit salad and blackberry pudding. It must be a sad world for a woman like that to live in. Mrs. Gummidge seems a bright and breezy optimist beside ...

... other little unsafe trifles. A German Spade. Mother founid a German spade, and it is now on board to come to Scarborough. Blackberries or brambles were plentiful, and a few human bones were picked up. Then on we went to Pool Cappelle. One car ran out of ...

... S6lb.. Beauty ot 4* pel 241b.. English 6s. to 7.*. hali bushel, Wealths'* 14».. and Au-tralun 12-. to 14.-. per box 401b.; blackberries 4d. to'sd per lb.. English itertarings 8». per box ol 24. English to li. and Bcligan lOd. Is. 2d. each; English Czar plum* ...

... plums, of the most luxurious size nnd voluptuous colouring, figured in to-day's show, and the veiteilherry—the new raspberry-blackberry hybrid—was exhibited again. * In spite (if its uncertain colour and somewhat characterless flavour, it seems to achieving ...