... powerwill find it hard to recreate house the church is to-day. the picture unless they make Blackberry-street (were there once observations as the work blackberries in the hedges there ?). Cross-street and the Bowling Green proceeds from day to day. are ...

... BOBBY BLACKBERRY'S ADVENTURE A Children's Story (By Eileen B. Edge.) LITTLE Bobby Blackberry sat all by himself among the brambles in wood. He felt very i lovely. because that mornhig some boys and girls had come with their baskets and taken all hls friends ...

... and began to eat their blackberries. In a surprisingly short time every single basket was empty again Well. I suppose we had better go home now. said Red Robin. He gave • big yawn, and everyone else did the same. The blackberry least and the hot sun ...

... UNCLE HUGH'S NEWS I'VAR BOYS A OIRLS. ND I wonder how inany tons blackberries are being cooked. mad• into lain or jelly this week-end ? A great many. I feel sure, because wherever I go I see droves of you out in the country with bags and baskets Of them ...

... . were the buyers: their five lots averaged over £73. Five gilts bred from Wall Blackberry 57th. averaged 862 Lord Kenyon of Oredington paid 56 gns for Cranage Blackberry 33rd. and Messrs. Meakin. LW.. paid 04 ins. for a litter sister. Six boars returned ...

... beauthul sight!' exclaimed, joyfully. - Three tutskets fu'l of fine. Juicy blackberries—and ;114 when I am feeling so hungry. too! Naughty Gobble started to eat tn.: blackberries at once. Hr ate every single one, and just as he swallowel the last mouthful ...

... month the reserves stood at $2.142m. wr £765m.i. BLACKBERRY PIE By Eileen B. Edge) When I was small I loved to Ro Among :he woodland's autumn giva With stick and basket, eagerly To gather blackberries for tea. Earn bush and hedgerow I'd explore. explore ...

... sane blackberries • she cried. Then perhans Mummy will make a pie ! a good ides. Jane.'• culla imed Bobby. Jumping to his feet I do like blackberry pie ! - Luckily I have a paper bag in me Pocket. - he added There were plenty of blackberries growing ...

... FRUIT Dessert apples. Mrs. Pletcher Twemlow; cooking apples. Mrs. Turner; pears. Mrs. Adams; wild blackberries. Miss P. Dodd. PRESERVES Salad on a saucer. Mrs. T. taker; salad cream. Mrs. W. WWl.taker, jar of chutney. Miss Hemmings; ropberry lam, blackcurrant ...

... cabbage 9d., carrots 5d.. kidney beans 10d. a lb. Fruit: cooking apples 9d., eating apples Is., black grapes from 35., blackberries Is. 6d. a lb., peaches 7d. Fish: cod Is. 9d. to 25., plaice Is. 6d. to 2s, 6d.. halibut 45., whiting Is. 6d., conger eel ...

... Bartsla and small Scabious are common among the small Salad Burnet which is very abundant. Some people were busy gathering blackberries. In the gardens many kinds of plants are advanced and large Bedurn s are in full flower. attracting many late summer b ...

... each, but well worth the money in the vitamin C. they provide. Although in country districts there has been an excellent blackberry crop. there are none to be obtained in Crewe Shops. enema Ihe Limited, at 27. Br.dge Sum, die CIIf Cheater. and Published ...