... flowers keep step with the changing foliage, and the birds flock, chatter, seek the seeds, and tamer, In some countics the blackberries are left un- touched b the natives, and are known as * scaldberries,”” because it is thought scald head is caused by eating ...

... lllli.i|||||llllllllillllllllllllllll11111111111111111111111111111111 l Illlllllllllllllllllill^ | TEE Ef | BLACKBERRY TIME;—The blackberry crop is reported very Rood, and many townspeople are spending happy week-end hours in the country lanes gathering ...

... obtained release from that seventeen-year-old vow, which seems till then to have been strictly kept? The Firs la to} erry Blackberry time 1s just starting, but the flavour of the first berries is evidently open to question, Waiters’ Evening Oress. There ...

... where they are last becoming veritable pest. The chief object of Dr. Tillvard'a visit has been in connection with the ot blackberry brambles, which are overgrowing New Zealand farms. hopes to exterminate this nuisance by means of insects, and believes ...

... be gomg out with the new month, but there will be increasing quantities of Brussels sprouts to replace them as a second Blackberries popular vegetable. will be more plentiful and fuller flavoured, and game stalls will be more generously stocked than for ...

... exhibited the best Newfoundland dog. and the female sido the honours went to Mr. G. Jiland. a Kettering breeder, for Seagrave Blackberry. Borsnis, as usual, were a strong section. Champion Mythe Maxim won the Kennel Club challenge certificate for the best dog ...

... pits. Most of them are overgrown.” said, and did not know they were there until, pushing our way through the bush eft and blackberry briars, fell into them. You can imagine what would happen if a woman wandered, off in the darkness, fell into one thetse ...

... making of plum jam and the bottling of the fruit for winter use wi! be better delayed for a few more weeks. n there will be blackberries, damsons and quinces before very long to add a new interest to culinary activities and delicious to the menu. ...

... was a ban? Novem- ber, but plan was foiled In Mrs. Gibson fired a revol- ver at Signor in the nose. ussolini, wounding The blackberry crop in West Surrey te the best for many Manuel of Port agal was one of the most | show. ul exhibitors at the Twickenham ...

... years’ tenure of office. We hope they will make the best of the time, for they will have critical eyes upon them. BLACKBERRY BATTLE. The blackberry bush does not appear to be a native of New Zealand, but somehow it has srot there, and like the rabbit in Australia ...

... cookinfi apples id. to fid. per lb., melons (Valencia) Sd. each., lemons I*. and Is. 3d. a dozen, grape fruit fid. each, blackberries fid. per lb., bananas Is. to Is. fid. a dozen. Nuts- New walnuts Is. fid. per lb., Kent cobs iOd. per lb. Vegetables. Cucumbers ...

... side, retired. However, all had blown over by the THE LEEDS MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1926. 9 oB CHILDREN AND BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries are a democratic fruit in England, and September always sees crowds of bramblers up and down the countryside with ...