... READERS' NATURE STORIES Hundreds of butterflies appear on the headland. They are somewhat belated, and so are the blackberries on the bush a stone's throw from the seal cove. There is a beautiful fly here with jet black body and brown wings dotted with ...

... autumn are flaunted by scarlet mountain-ash berries which appear to be very plentiful. Village folk are busy gathering blackberries from hedge and brake, while from places away out on the Moor baskets of whortleberries are brought in. Whortleberries are ...

... SWIMBRIDGE Blackberries were picked at Swimbridge on Saturday Miss Ivy Westcott, of The Village. Members of the Swimbridge Baptist Sunday School, parents and friends, made up a happy char-a-banc load on Wednesday when they journeyed to Exmouth for their ...

... should have no franchise. IT'S BLACKBERRY TIME nLACKBERRIES are in season again. Here is a recipe for delicious sweet D that can be made overnight. Try it when the morning's shopping seems likely to run into lunchtime. Blackberry sponge. lib. cooking apples ...

... ST, IVES. le his garden at 17, Bedford-road last work, Mr. W. picked a pint of blackberries. This to certainly very early, and would appear to be the of the season. St. Ives oo Wednesday a protection license to John L a ry .. . d ol Newlyn, in respect ...

... FEUIT AND VEGETABLE. —Peaches ss. to 75.. nectarines 3s. 4s. 9d. per doz.; mushrooms 3d. to 10|d. raspberries 3d. to lid., blackberries 6d. 6id. per lb.; tomatoes Is. to 4s. 7d. per 121b5.; cauliflower 6d. to ss. 3d., cabbage 6d. to 2s. 9d., lettuce 3d. to ...

... VEGETABLE. Melons I*. to 3s. Id. each; peaches 2s. 6s. (3(1., nectarines 2s. to 3b. 6d. per dozen; raspberries 2d to Bd., blackberries to 6d mushrooms 2d. to 5Jd. per lb.; tomatoes Is'. sa. to 4s. 4d. per 121b5.; runner beans ss. 6d. to 125., peas 6d. to ...

... TUESDAY VtUlilACLt, —Peaches ss. to 75.. nectarines 3s. to 4s. 9d. per doz.; mushrooms 3d. to 10id. raspberries 3d. to lid., blackberries 6d. to 6jd. per lb.; tomatoes is. to 4s. 7d. per 121b5.; cauliflower 6d. to ss. 3d., cabbage 6d. to 2s. 9d.. lettuce 3d ...

... couple have raised a brood at Worswell. There is an absence of finches and linnets, nor have I seen a starling for weeks. Blackberries are plentiful, but other berries are scarce. There are still one or two young cuckoos about, but, of course, they are mute ...

... FOLKESTONE RACES Order Of Running Today And Selections 2. o.—Maiden T.-Y.-O. (S.) PIate—BLACKBERRY. 2.3o.—Lympne (S.> Plate—BENE VOBIS. o.—Kent Handicap—SAMARKAND. 3.3o.—Romney Plate—KlNG'S JOY. 4. o.—Hvthe Juvenile PIate—TETRA- M'ISGO. 4.3o.—Maiden ...

... UlllCill ing the last straw hats of summer and the new felts. Sometimes it is little group of miniature apples or plums. Blackberries too, have place in millinery trimmings. Hat crowns are getting taller. We are promised craze for all kinds Edwardian styles ...

... Brighton Market, Sussex. p 112 6 ANTED. Green Sage and Parsley. by the ton or on Hie piece. Arthur Bears. Badsey. 3344 IVILD Blackberries required; empties found; good price given.—Stratford-on- Avon Produce Canntrs, Ltd. 33t'4 FOR - SALE:good. strcng Cabbage ...