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... adorn the site with short. trailing foliage. Pink blooms of dog roses and honeysuckle greet the wayfarer. White Gowen of blackberry_ are thick on prickly stems White stonecrop • lourishas in stony places. Hedge pars Icy now takes the place of chervil. ...
... over the country. Trespassers on infected farms are stated to be partly responsible for spreading the present outbreak_ ,Blackberry pickers for instance. i have been careless n venturing on farm land in certain counties where the disease has occurred. ...
... end. - **The Birminrham Poet ' err BLACKBERRIES IN So that as mall, blackberries as possible may be preserved this season the Ministry of Agriculture and the Food Ministry urge that properly condoned parties of blackberry pickers should have aece-us to lard ...
... and Blackberry Roly dame: 30 minutes. Quantity: Four helpings. s POTATO PASTRY 4 oz. mashed cooked potatoes, k teaspoonful of salt, 4 oz. plain dour, 2 r 2. cooking tat, 2 teaspoont..:t baking powder. FILLING lb. cooking apples, k Ib. blackberries, 2 oz ...
... demonstration on Felt Flowers. and was thanked by Mrs. Lund. Mrs. Hodgkinson won the competition for the best saucer of blackberries. Mrs. Lowndes and Mrs. Wi:dinos were the hostesses. CUDDINGTON TENNIS CLUB. — On Saturday, the c:osing day for the tennis ...
... DRAYTON. Wednesday.-- Carrots 9/- cwt., beetroot 2/- bunches, cabbages 21. dosen.• caul-- dowers 5/- dozen; pears Id. lb.. blackberries 3d. lb.. kidney beams 3d. lb.. pears sd. lb. .plums 4d. lb., cooking apples 2d. to 4d. lb.. fowl 1;2 to 1/3 thicken* 1/5 ...
... buyer. and readors. Carrots 7/- cwt.. beetroot 12/- cwt.. cabbages 2/- doses. can/1- dowers 61- doses, pears to 34. lb.. blackberries 3d. lb., kidney beans 44. lb.. plums 54 lb.. apples (dessert) 64. to Id. lb.. apples (cooking) 2d. to 3d. lb., marrows ...
... rubber not over-ripe. Frans not recom- • . mended this method age t ,olaN nom, and clips or screw-bands. If gooseberries, blackberries, sweet metal covers are used the roetal should be protected by two or themes, dessert , black currants and tomatoes. • ...
... fruit pulpfor jam-making. _, _- :- - Home-grown fruit must make up for it. Your extra apples and plums, 4'6 ' 4 .4. the blackberries and crabapples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether ...
... with the hands to about thick. Bake in a hot oven for hour. Split open and spread with a link margarine. fill with ripe blackberries mashed with a little sugar, then put on the other half, crust side down, and spread more crushed on top. 1 \17 1 0 0411 ...
... MAKKETS PRODUCE MARKET DRAYTON. Wednesday Potatoes Id. lb.. earroto 10. lb-. bee - 21- dra. beaches, eisamSowsrs sd. lb-. blackberries 4d. lb.. tomato m apples lb.. pear, sod 11. kidney beano 44. lb.. 2/6 dos.: fowl 4/3 to 1/5 lb.. chicken, 114 to 1/6 lb ...
... apples: 1, Mrs. Earp; 2, Miss C Dutton. Pears: 1, Miss Earp; 2, Mrs. Earp. Tomatoes: 1, Mrs. Badrick; 2, Miss N. Andrews. Blackberries: 1, Miss E. Dutton; 2, Mrs. Wade. Potatoes, long: I , Mrs. Burrows; 2, Mrs. T. C. Shepherd. Potatoes, round: 1. Mrs. .1 ...