... year—there have been some really good second hay crops, strawberry growers have been dispatching a second crop to the markets, blackberry blossom is appearing again —and so on. Of course one cannot expect such conditions to go on much longer. We are now in October ...

... Boys-I. Douglas Townsena, lowey (Burlington Beetle) ; 2, Maurice Opie. cart:lase (Appsentice); 3. Vivian pore. Pentcwan (Blackberries). Specials-Morley Ball. Olades (Italian). and N. Tucker, Slade. (Mott Lights and Sweet Music). Girls--1, Jean O'Shea. Stades ...

... stomach, and are valuable in rheumatism, insomnia. and liver troubles. Beetroot helps to keen the blood and heart clean. Blackberries are said to be excellent as a tonic, while buttermilk, when sweet, builds tissues rapidly. when sour it destroys intestinal ...

... Rouse Mims Cole Mr. *mint the on Tue.- colleetion was taken for the Trust funds. day week. Humorous maga were well render- blackberries were picked last week ed by the boys and girls including Widthlira. T Poynter in her meadow at Old Hi l l . comhe Fair ...

... handsome Arcade is now, and cows used to be kipt in a meadow wots now th' famous pleasure gardens! And she used to pick blackberries in a lane wots now th' main street! A hunderd an' thirty years ago there wad'n no zich place as Bournemouth. 'ceps a stream—a ...

... heavily laden with ripening fruit, and then perhaps my only regret would have been that I was too early for a dessert of blackberry tart and cream. Reaching Rumford, I called on my sister, an invalid. We were glad to inset each other. I was agreeably surprised ...

... naefirf from kind. sympathetic or hospitable. was mobbed: often in reel danger; difficult to get a meal—even forced and eat blackberries in lien of :somthing more this state of thing- changed, and during the visits of his Is life Wesley was heard by reverent ...

... seas. potatoes and cabbages being noteworthy. The gooseberries were as large as plums and the black currants as big as blackberries. The table decorations were very dainty. The first prize was won by a tasteful arrangement of larkspur and thalic- tram; ...

... Collection of wild flowers-1, G. Bunt; 2, J. Williams; 3, Maureen Whitford. Whortlebeiries-1, Rex Hugh; 2, Vesta Browning. Blackberries-1, Bertie Bunt; 2, Mavis Whitford; 3, Megan Browning. Flowers (open): Dahlias, show or cactus-1, Capt. M. Richards, Trerice; ...

... horses, even when I was knocked clean over the cultivator I was using. Mrs. Edith Lucy Sargent said that she was picking blackberries in a nearby field and saw all that happened. She saw Winston knock her husband down, and alleged that sbe heard hint say: ...

... Pere. , C. Hall. eon- malice is evidenced by the fruitful brambl ductor at The Three Choirs' Festival, Here- from which blackberries every year a ford, and Mrs. R. Yelland. who has for a gathered very abundantly. Thus. whe number of years Tenderest the ...

... band. Noinclude plums, cherries. gooseberries, straw- thing but good could come out of forming I berries, loganberries. blackberries, raspberries, such associations at Loos. Padatow, and other I Mack and red currants, and apples. Most of places. these ...