... WHAT TO DO WITH BLACKBERRIES, A fortnight ago I was admiring the hedges : were dropping with the weight of red and green i BY JANIS MARLOWE. blackberries. That mme fruit is, for the most part, • quite ripe now and I have seen many parties out for their ...

... CHILDREN By AUNT EDITH BLACKBERRYING. Mums, may we have a blackberry picnic? asked the four Meredith children, speaking a. one, crowding around their mother one sunny Saturday morn in early autumn. ''Tie just the time for blackberries now. and they are sure ...

... russet and golden-tinted trees is an invitation, if there are nuts to gather so much the better. if not, there will be blackberries out on the hills, and the sweetest cleanest air that ever blew cobwebs out of tired brain,. ...

... in districts it has been so bad that the crop has been useless for bottling purposes. As the beetle is commonly found in blackberries, there is no chance of disposing of it at Its source, and research has been along the lines of spraying the loganberry ...

... songs, Three gay geese and Rub a dub dub, Ben Darby, Audrey Lintern, Audrey Male. and Jean Welch; recitation, Joan's blackberries, T. Perry; nursery rhymes, the infants; song,! The merry sunshine, M. Lucas; dialect !dialogue, Dick Lucas, Billy Darby ...

... mistake in the couatry last week. Ah mistook a strsi,ger for a friend, I suppose? No, I mistook a bumble bee for • blackberry. A plumber was repairing the kitchen sink. Re had spent the whole morning on the work, or rather on the conversation he ...