... universities. Nowadays nearly every boy matriculated between the age of 14 and 16, and school certificates were common as blackberries i' October. In the present conditions, and more especially in the future, every boy should go at least as far the new higher ...

... seven fowls from the yard. When charged the wife said, I should not have d ...

... some blackberry bushes the side of the road. After the lunctheon interval the first witness called was P.C» F. Parsloe, of the Gloucestershire Constabulary, stationed at Windrpush. He s«id Mills told him about the attache case in the blackberry bush and ...

... parts of sulphate ammonia and bone meal applied round each bush will also beneficial. All new growths of loganberries and blackberries should be carefully tied fences or frames soon possible to enable them to get plenty of air and light- Fig trees trained ...

... mache tangerines. This vogue for fruit decorations in the bathroom expresses in the new mirrors, which have borders of blackberries and strawberries on ash-grey frames. Toothbrushes, with long amber or jadecoloured handles have detachable aluminium heads ...

... planted must not be ailowed to get dry. A good mulch of manure will keep them moist,. Give blackcuiTants, raspberries, blackberries, and loganberries thick layer of manure over the roots. N.M.T. ...

... Vosper, the rising young actor and playwright—who wrote Murder on the Second Floor —likes nothing better than the blackberrying season, when he can sally forth with basket into the Surrey lanes. Also, he is way of being amateur detective—or least ...

... Susannah Street, of 20 Regent-street, Cheltenham, passed peacefully away, aged 86 years.—At Rest. BLATEB—On June 21, at 61 Blackberry lane, Halesowen, Tom, husband of the late Mary Ann Slater (late Biedon). IN MEMORIAM COMPTON —In loving memory of Stuart ...

... rosarians this season are dark-scented varieties. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover. THE BLACKBERRY CROP Judging by the display of blossom, this should be a good blackberry year if we have any sun to ripen the fruit. In former years much of the crop was wasted ...

... per dozen; parsley 3s. per pot; peas ls. to 7s. 9d. per pot; potatoes 2s. 6d to 5s 3d. per cwt.; tomatoes 3id to 5Jd., blackberries 8d B}d., black currants 64d. to red currants l|d. 4sd., gooseberries 2d., loganberries 2|d., raspberries 4d to 6Jd per ...

... Bs. lis. 6d.. Ecklinvillw 6d. to lis., Keswick Ps. 9s. 6d.. Txird Grosvenor 10s.. cooking ss. fid. to lis. fid. per not: blackberries 7d. to ...

... save j-ar J ' e - They can be used from year fer.i on^y rubber bands will need ced,: r bottled must be sound and not Ik blackberries and be hulled and carefully b e P ,„ or maggots, and currants need , j Ve d from the stalks. ore pears and wash cherries ...