... 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 ...

... leak*, beans, muthrooms. walnuts, flowers, and plant* also found ready buyers. In the fruit section Appl«, Id ' to 23d lb.; blackberries, Id lb.; grapes, bunch; pears, l{d to 2|d lb. ' s°f? Show.—The North-road Flying Club i second pigeon show of tne season ...

... K. House won the prizes for the most popular costumes. Mrs. Gulliford gave the prizes. A competition for the best pot of blackberry jelly brought six entries. The judge, Mrs. Smeatun, awarded a prize given by Mrs. Fry to Mrs. James. Tea hostesses were ...