... CURRANTS. Seabrooks lie dos. RED CURRANTS. Laston s. I*l- dos GOOSEBERRIES. Careless, cooking or dessert, large fruit, * each. BLACKBERRIES. Prolific fruiting, cultivated varieties 3/6 each. LOGANBERRIES. Strung plants. 4/0 each. . „ STRAWBERRIES. Renowned Royal ...

... workless for a year in 1939. SHIRKING at work U be punished tines or gaol in the British sane of Germany. BILBERRIES and blackberries are to be decontrolled encourage their collection VISAS tor British visitors may waived Sweden if Britain will grant a ...

... they were only thirty yards from their home, in Heath-way, Dagenham. They were returning after picnic, with a basketful of blackberries they had picked. Mrs. Fisher’s father, Mr. Arthur Harrison, told the Daily Mirror: ■'They were k.lled lust after the> got ...

... A Raspberry! Mrs. L. H. STEVENS sends us from Linzee - road, London, N., a very odd cookery hint cutting: Wash the blackberries, pick out any mouldy ones and any stalks, and add them to the cooked apples. And throw away the good 'uns, we presume ! ...

... war must be over Tomato soup was followed roast chicken, chipolata sausage, roast potatoes and early sprouts. Sweet was blackberries, slewed apples and custard. But that was not alldessert ripe pears black hot house grapes was also served. White jacketed ...

... each; Lancash.re Lad red. 4.1 each. RASPBERRIES. Lloyd Oeorgt. •/. p>* CROCUS doz. 45 • Norfolk Giant. •/- dot 25-. BLACKBERRIES. Hima- la van Giant 4/- each. Lari# Trumpet DAPFS. LOGANBERRIES, selected rarletles °thers._li>.lw 17? C 4.§ each NARCISBI ...

... ENtIISI CANOED FINITS Watch out for those Shops from November There «rili be limited suophea Plum* Damson*. Loganberries. Blackberries and Rhubarb FIESH VECETABIF SDIN Now ready for cold winter day* th* folle ...