... equable temperature : it will be found to be specially beneficial to runner-beans, cucumbers raspberries, blackcurrants, blackberries, loganberries and tomatoes. Continue to remove side shoots from tomatoes (except bush sorts), and, where leaves keep the ...

... ex- Service training centre at Bicton House, East Devon, belonging to Lord Clinton, with the park, kitchen gardens, and Blackberry Farm, total 316 acres, the property to be leased. The scheme is in substitution for that at Shobrooke Park, near Crediton ...

... The Table )NE is pleased to note, in a tour some North Devon lanes, that Nature has responded with a bounteous supply of blackberries, and during the past few days many folk laden with baskets and crooked sticks have been noticed setting out to reap the ...

... (Devon County lecturer) gave an interesting talk and demonstration on War Time cookery, and also judged the competition for blackberry jelly. Awards: 1, Mrs. J. Endacott; 2. Mrs. Andrews. The committee were the tea hostess. WITHYCOMHE. —A delightful evea ...

... man Is that someone coming out of the window ? The man spoke him and he ran away. He added that he had had nothing but blackberries to eat for several days and hunger forced him break in. He was sorry he had caused the trouble WANTED BY POLICE He added ...

... Saunders. Collection of \lblesf F. C. Bellworthy. F. Bulley. ' Fruit— Raspberries: P. L Brown. A. H W. E. Lascelles. Blackberries: G. R. WUley. E. A Mitchell. J 'wild flowers, children of allotment Holders Jennifer Bellworthy B C ow? a of flowers: ...

... Jones, Margaret Bale, Rose Berry, Major Margaret Fishleigh Anthony Gent. This was the solution: I—Colour1 —Colour Berries: BLACKBERRIES. 2—Bird Berries: GOOSEBERRIES. 3—Old Berries: ELDERBERRIES. 4—Grate Berries: RASPBERRIES. 5 Evergreen Berries, HOLLYBERRIES ...

... salad vegetables: 1. Mrs. Pratt. Raspberries: 1. Mrs. F. Earland: 2. Mrs. Pratt. Loganberries: Miss J. Farmer. Cultivated blackberries: 1. Miss J. Perkins. Apples: 3, Miss J. Farmer, Cooking: 3, Miss Farmer. Plums: 2, Miss J. Farmer. Bottled stone fruits: ...

... place next month. Miss Tanner gave a description of life and conditions the West Indies. The monthly competition was for blackberry jelly and lam The jelly section was won ..y Mrs T Warren. Mrs. Tuck and Miss Pasmore. and the jam by Mrs. Tuck. Mrs. Warren ...

... carrots. 2id per lb.; cucumbers, lOd per lb.; pears, small. 6Jd per lb.: large. Is Id per lb.; tomatoes. Is Der lb.; wild blackberries, 8d per lb. (controlled); onions. 6d to lOd per lb.; runner beans, 3d to 6d per lb.; peas, 4d to 8d per lb. THE CORN EXCHANGE ...