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... evening, however, no one of .that name known. man asleep ON THE ROCKS Tlie discovery was made party children who were blackberrying on the edge [ lt 'ar the Observatory on Clifton Down at the °P of the gorge. One ran for policeman and told him ' le y ...
... wear in town there arc the dark rich shades, that almost take the place of black. Deep mulberry shade, dark bottle gre?n. blackberry-purple, and dark chestnut —all these mav be worn this season with complacency, to say nothing elegance Blue For Brunettes ...
... SWEETS IN OFFICIAL EYES Dundry Man Who Had Surprise HIS FIRST CUSTOMERS I}ID you know that British wines . •' the familiar blackberry, rhubarb aD elderberry . . are described sweets '' in Customs and Excise lisfsi 3 This little-known fact was revealed y ...
... have an irresistible urge to pick. Do not, though, pick too much. Do remember when picking primroses that your aim isn't blackberry jelly—that your object isn't a full basket and the exultant weighing of its contents. Bowls and vases, tightly cfammed with ...
... extra. --Northville Building Co. 33. Corn Street 'Phone 56041. SALE. TREES and WOOD - .THINNINGS, Oak and Ash. —Orkney, Blackberry Farm. Coalpit Heath SALE.—46 Acres of GRASS KEEP; - well watered.—Carpenter, Wcsterleigli Hill. ...
... raspberries Is 4d. 4d. tomatoes 4d. dessert apples Id to 2id cooking aooles id to 2d. dessert near- 3id 4d, cooking pears Id. blacKberries 2d ner lb.; potatoes (controlled* lbs.: lettuce Is to 2s. cauliflower Is to 6d. cabbage per dozen; celery d. beetroots ...
... Club and a vacuum flask were beside Miss Shakespear. The copse where the body was found was a spot which was only used at blackberry time when children went there- Police-constable Sturt. said that the vacuum flask contained a small drop of colourless liquii ...
... sweets. Mrs Phillips; cakes. Mr G. Ludwell. The awards were Apple jelly—l, Mrs Hudleston; 2, Mrs Lowe; 3. Mrs Florance. Blackberry jelly—l Mrs Crewe; 2, Mrs Douglas; Mrs Rowe. Blackcurrant jam— 1, Miss Coles; 2. Miss E. Greenstreet; Mrs Kyte Plum jam—1 ...
... Useful of All. Perhaps the most useful is the dress of satin or velvet in black or one of the smart dark shades of milberry, blackberry, darkgreen or brown This dress may bo cut with a very high, draped necklace, and long sleeves which are wide at the top ...
... Lot 2. Messrs B.EVAN. HANCOCK A CO., ' 25, Baldwin Street, Bristol. t SALE OF DWELLING-HOUSE, COTTAGE AND LAND SITUATE AT BLACKBERRY HILL. FISHPONDS. M ICTOR OSMOND ' will SELL bv AUCTION GRAND HOTEL, ' BRISTOL, THURSDAY, 9th November. 1933, at THREE o'clock ...
... No more than ounce should be taken at single meal, and they must be well masticated. A Word to the Cook. Then there are blackberries, cauliflowers, brussel sprouts, leeks, artichokes and many other natural foods their cheapest and best now. But warning ...
... 713, and Sneyd Park point piling £2,860. Amended proposals were being considered by the Town Planning Committee for the Blackberry Hill widenng scheme, estimated at £13,600. Other schemes being considered were the footbridge over the Avon £6,000, and ...