... well-IttitnnicoluOyoninte. (Solution on Page at. ANAILS-A ANY A HUNORM. If we lived in Burgundy. Franc instead of gathering black-berries we should be engaged in hunting fur •naibi in every garden. wall. oral I. , dgerow. These are sold a Weal farmer who pays ...

... set under tall timber shrubs which can only be induced to grow with the maximum of sunshine. But such as wild raspberry. blackberry, rowans, snowberry and - the like, grow well enough In shade: so does berbcris. and dogwood Is also beloved of the pheasant ...

... STANDARD. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, beauty. It is in the neighbourhood of such scenes that boys bird-nesting in spring qnd blackberrying in autumn. The air of leisure, freedom and rest exhales from such roads, and they are n4o|en( of rustic .hospitality and ...

... Blackberry Batter Here is an interesting sweet to make. Peel and take the cores from the centres of some apples. Fill with blackberry Jam and place in a pie dish. Make a batter as Tor Yorkshire pudding and put in • pie dish till level with the apples ...

... rrinig, when you are making a milk pudding. Sunday. 7 -Blackberry sponge is a delightful sweet. Peel, ens* and slice 1 lb. of cooking apples, and stew until tender. . thew an equal quantity ..f blackberries in I a separate saucepan f,n . ten minutes, add to ...

... Paddington 8259 . TEDDY BROWN The Great Xylophonist . Jan . 10 , H 0 LB 0 RN EMPIRE . COLE BROS . Greatest Humorists in Blackberries . Direction : Baxuey Jacobs Ltd . ...

... Jules: 1/6, 2/- PLUMS. All lAslllat Sorts: 1/6. CHERRIES. v. GOOSEBERRIES, BLACK & RED CURRANTS, 6 for 2/6. LOGANBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, 1/- and 1/6. OVAL LEAF PRIVET, UV- 100; 2/6 doz. Choice British Bush Roses, 1/- Climbers, 1/- 10/- Fruit Tree Collection ...

... woven through. Illustrated is one of the charming styles. Colours, Maize, Peach, Helio. AC/ Sale Price |Q/ DINNER GOWN in Blackberry shade Silk Romaine. This Gown is one of special group. All very smart styles, in Velvet, Marocain and Silk Romaine. Usually ...

... butcher, and when 12 years of age went to Southend. On many of his long journeys, Pavitt had nothing more to eat than the blackberries and sloes which he picked from the hedgerow. He worked 15 to 17 hours a day, generally from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. After seven ...

... ordering so much seed, make a to buy seedlings a( cabbages lettuces, colewurt, cabbages, onions, etc. A Winter Prunins.—ltai= blackberries and the are similarly treated. =the stems have fruited. they should be cut to the ground. Thin the new aims at established ...

... rural place when he took up his abode in it years ago. He recalls how, in his early summers here. he was accustomed to pick blackberries and watercress near hi 3 home, and was told that otters sti 1 played about a neighbouring stream, though I do not think ...

... perfect Pies perfect frail Here it is. n'firtpkin's . . . VICTORIA PLUMS GOLDEN PLUMS per RED PLUMS ! 3 tor DAMSONS ----- BLACKBERRY a APPLE per Mat. 3 for 21 BILBERRIES 3 for 2,45 SLACK CURRANT Pff RASPBERRY • RED CURRANT per bott• •-•-.- .4 / 0 1. ...