... COUPON TMa eoupan mutt ba sneloted with saeti sntry. FRIDAY, OCTOBER It, 1037. BLACKBERRIES IN SEASON Jellies, Jams and After- Dinner Sweets SOME people like picking blackberries and some do not; but most people like eating them —freed of insects and cooked ...

... 1/9; letiuce, 4d.; celery, bunch, 1/, Q@7 large, 3~ 4/@3 turnips, 2d., 7d.; paraley, ‘tray, 6d., Bd.; eprouls, chips, 3/ blackberries, chip, 2/, 2/8; apples, brls,, 12/+ to 20/, : ...

... flesh or clothes, in gathering the luscious fruit which the hardy wild-briar offers go prodigally ! __Glorious times of blackberrying! ‘What happy memories they call up in all, as tfiey think of the days when the passing hours were care-free, and the autumn ...

... cold, cover and store in a cool, dry place. Plums or sloes may be pickled in the same way, * KX X X ¥ BLACKBERRY VINEGAR Required: 3 quarts blackberries, 3 pints vinegar, and Ilb. of cane sugar to each pint of liquid. : Choose sound, ripe Dblackberries ...

... Galbally Farmer wed the Wedding. (✓iv). Shaskeen Hawthorn Bush and Galway Reel. (Reel.'). E 3711. The Pledge, Judy's Reel and Blackberry blossom. (RedB). Lark In the Morning, Apples in Winter, Top of Ocrk Road. (Jul• Lc: • 1 . . . ...

... bare big box full. Last Sunday week we went a-blackberrying to Soankill. Jbe sun peeped through tbe trees wo wen* througn the wood to the old rail-road, and continued to smile aU day. We brought home blackberries . . . well no, not In tins, and mothers sadly ...

... Peter Simple in the Morning Pest. Early Blackberries. The blackberry season—herald of autumn—is early this year. It is not often► that this fruit conies in with the Krouse. but yesterday some tine blackberries were on show at Covent Garden. This season ...

... load, large, 16/- 24/-; small, 8/, 11/-; swedes, 1/4 cwt.; cauliffowers, 3/3; leftiice, 6d., Bd.; extra, 1/-, 1/3 doz.; blackberries, 2/6; Jersey tomatoes, 3/8, 4/- chip. ...

... 10/, 12/- case; Dutch, 10/- bag; Dutch grapes, 6d. Ib. Irish apples plentiful and quiet at 1/-, 2/9 tray; 10/+, 20/- brl; blackberries, 1/@ tray. . ; J. LIGHTFOOT & SON, M.L.A.A, : (Establizshed 1813), Auctioneers of all Classes of Fruit, Flowers and Vegetables ...

... Selected Bramleys in demand; trays, 1, 318; kegs, 4/-, 7/8; brls, 10/-, 25/-; grapee, Ib., 10d.; tomatoes, 7Td., 9d.; blackberries, hox, 1/ 3/-; beans, Ib, kidner, Bd.; runner, 44., Bd.; broad, box, 1/-, 2/; spinach, trar, 4d., 6d. Good supplies of imported ...

... the building of the new church Indicated the spread of this old city, and recalled the days when he used to go picking blackberries the district. Oea. B. Msleaby. T.D., seconding, said that we in Ireland to-day are the inheritors of the work and the thought ...

... LACY. The Russian middle classes are very keen on caviare and will buy even tired-looking cheap qualities that look like blackberry jam rather than go without. It used to be customary out there to squander one's pocket money on an ounce or two of the best ...