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... could be more attractive than sprays of scarlet hips and blackberries fresh from the hedgrow. arranged looselv in a shallow enrtTienware casserole, shown in one of the sketches? The blackberries had better not be too ripe and cy or a stain on the tablecloth ...
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... G.W.S. Best Quality Jellies Apple - - Bramble - Black Currant - Blackberry lid. Td. Td. Td. Slab Fruit Cake Fresh dally from our own Bakery per I®- G.W.B. Sweets 12 varieties at - - Id. per lb. Old English Cocoanut Toffee Id. per tin Milk Caramels - - ...
... encouragement. The day passed all too quickly, and all arrived home again soon after 10 p.m. Blackberrying Cyclists. For the purpose making a day picking blackberries a run to Northchurch Common was instituted by the Hendon Section the National Clarion Cycling ...
... English Frail Enfllih Fruit In hanvy ayrup. PsrTln. Golden Plums - • Tld. Old. Red Plums - Bid. Hd- Gooseberries Fid. Od. Blackberries (Cultivated) - - Fd. Loganberries - Fid. Raspberries - , - *d. Serve with L.CS. Thick Cream lid. »«d. Oallcioua for ...
... lilies, themselves a symphony in white, gold and brown, green hydrangea, small sunflowers, barley, sweet chestnut burs, hops.blackberries, with their leaves, curly kale, unopened gladioli and ...
... LONDON CO- Sweetened and ready to serve. Gooseberries - ■ 7id» •id* Golden Plums - Empire Raisins Victoria Plums - 7id. Blackberries (Cultivated) Choice Sultanas Fine Currants - - Strawberries Loganberries Mixed Cake Fruit - SPECIAL OPFERSI I tin Golden ...
... St. Albans and Radlett. In spite the wind a reasonably good speed was maintained on the homeward journey* an innovation a blackberry outing has been arranged for Sunday, and as a surprise the destination is a close secret from the members ...
... half-an* ounce, or -two moll pats, of butter. Fruit should, bo eaten raw—an average-sized apple pear, ra-sberries, cherries, blackberries or mulberries; large banana two allies pineapple or small bnnch of grapek. At ten-time tea should taken at breakfast, with ...
... Rowe. Collection of Apples: !, E. A. Angus; 2, Miss E. Sims; 8. Miss N. P. Brldger; h.c., Miss brother and P. W. Hewlett. Blackberries: 1. A. Gaskin; 2, A. Wade; 2, Mrs. K. B. Mullins. Dessert Pears: 1, Miss K. F. 1, t. A. Skeate: 8. Mr. Lind sell; extra ...
... Watford By-pass. two-seater car pulled up and a voung couple got out and went into the field adjoining. They were picking blackberries and their progress was slow. As the couple moved into the next field, Hlatchford watched them and then he looked into their ...
... 3, G. Trobridtre. Raspberries; 1, G- Trobridge; 2. Mr. Hopper 3. W. Arnold. . Rhubarb: I, F. Stacey; 2, H. Thurlow; 3, Blackberries*: 1. G. Trobridge; 2. W. Friend 3. R. B. Williamson. NOVICES’ CLASSES. 1. Mr. Cowley*. 2. Block; 3. R. 11. Sweet I’eafl: ...