... eyes alight with w ischief, lips and face and fiegere stained with blackberry juice. Her cotton frock was Clean, even though it was patched and loin from a recent week with the blackberry hushes, and her brown hawk were shapely and small. He was passled ...

... never want to repast. 'lndeed! IlOtook a straager for an sequata. arse! No, oot exactly that. I took ',astbirbse for • blackberry Mn.s Smart: hoshand Ins just rang ap to be won't be home to dinner tolight. Mrs. Koagg: Aren't men I.4ntes' dime bar stuck ...

... grafting some have teen made to form the most valuable products of our gardens and orchards. Plum. Cherry. Apple. Pear. Blackberry. Red and Black Currant. Service Tree. Wbortleberry. :4;;;berr7. Raspberry. Oocieeberry. Cranberry. Pewberry. Hazel Nut. ...

... 1934. chance bad het Titles were jostling each other thick as blackberries about Carmen. What chance had he against Lord Ballym witty ore, tongue slekly andhis man-of-the-worldhandsome,withh air?eynical Or against Sir Walter Burke, who was a great traveller ...

... both British fruits, are similar in season, in flavour, and in uses. Both belong to the Rose Family, which also includes blackberry, loganberry, and the stone fruits. All these juicy fruits contain a proportion of an attractive flavour. ing, and have a ...

... silver. matched by • coat in the new black tulip coloured cloth, having a fox collar, and her hat was iu the same dark blackberry shade. CHORAL UNION CONCSRT.—Dalkeith Choral Union gave • recital in the St. John's King's Park Church Hell on Wednesday ...

... from the further side, nod shifting sideways he peered through the bramble'', heavy with their dusty burden of ripening blackberries. He was looking into an orchard of gnarled. uncared-for apple-trees. knee-deep in rank grass. Beyond was a cabbage and ...

... could scarcely understand. Aa he stood irresolute and wondering, a dark shadow seemed to glide beneath the hedge where the blackberry leaves were dewbedimmed, and for • moment some superstitious terror of the Unknown and almost Unseen seised him, and be ...

... BLACKBURN AND Arne JAN.—Required : Four pounds of apples, four pounds of blackberries, and six pounds of sager. Peel, cure, and slice the apples, after weighing them, pick over the blackberries, place all the fruit • preserving pan, and boil gently for about ...

... 1110 I of flab, aniona, and so on, and put a tine gloss on china. Stewed blackberries and apples are much nicer when the two fruits are cooked .Ppnratety, Put the cooked blackberries through • sieve and mix the Jude, with the Mewed apples. ROUNDABOUT JOTTINGS ...