... eat and peaches range between ft and 84. each. Sweet white grapes are is. Oa. lb. and black are 25. 44 lb. Cultivated blackberries are on at 64. lb. Damsons make their appearance at 104. lb. Kent cobs too. are on sale for the first time this season at ...

... through sieve, or stone and mash them. Add milk to.porte and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. * BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flow and 3 level ;gasps. baking powder; or 6 ox. raising flour ; salt; I ox. nehr• ...

... in autumn that is a mental tonic. More than that, it rewards bountifully those who go equipped with basket or knapsack. Blackberries are ripening on the hedges already; they're juicy too, from the rains. fIpHE second recipe makes use of crab apples, another ...

... apples: 1 B. Warner. 2 F. Baker: dessert apples: 18. Warner. 2 J.W. Holyoak; plums: 1 and 3 A. Garner, 2 J. W. Holyoak; blackberries: 1 and 3 G. Gardner. 2 J. W. Essen). Gladioli: 1 IL Deacon, 2 and 3 R. Deacon. Roses: 1 W. PeberdY. 2 F. Cox. Asters: 1 ...

... D. Sibson: sweet was, L. A. Edwards; zinnias, M. Wilcox; apples, cooking, P. Long; apples, dessert, P. Long; cultured blackberries. R. L. Baxter; grapes, P. Long; beet, W. Dakin; cabges. J. J. Grove; carrots, W T. Brooks; cauliflowers, T. A. Yates; cucumbers ...

... slicing or dicing. Carrots, after washing and escaping may be sliced or diced, but it's best to leave young, new ones whole. Blackberries are free on the hedgerows for those who can take the trouble and time to gather them, but the cultivated viety are 1/6 ...

... CITY CYCLING RUNS Cyclists' Touring Club runs for Sunday are: Loiterers—Blackberry run, meet Humberstone terminus 1015. lunch and tea at TuabY. I ntermedlates—Meet Narboroughroad terminus 11.46, lunch Warwick. tea Neseby. Local Cricket: Co-op. Dairy A ...

... Planning A Blackberry Picnic LETTER to Kotli from Wildcat:—Dear Kohl, I having a blackberry picnic this afternoon, and hope you will be able to come along. Would you prefer to gathe: blackberries or to cut the sandwiches for the picnic ? I have had eleven ...

... shallotts: E. Jacques. Six tomatoes: F. Holloway. Dish of six apples: F. Mason. Dish of six apples: J, Timson. Dish of blackberries: S. H. Buxton. Dish of six pears: F.J.'irtlan. Dish of six plums: Mrs. F. Dowler. Collection of fruit: A. Ordish. Bottle ...

... prize). J. R. Taylor. Fruit: Culinary apples, Mr. Walton; plums Mr. Walton: pear, Mr. Walton* dessert apples. J. R. Taylor blackberries, Mr. Orion: kid ee potatoes. white. J. R. Taylor; roun potatoes, white. J. R. I round potatoes. ...

... dessert: Mrs. Hopki ns. cooking: Mrs. Poynton; six plums: Mrs. Timson; damsons: Mrs. Allen; merryweather: Mrs. Wright; blackberries: Mrs. Wright. Jam. stone fruit: Mrs. Taylor: lemon curd: Mrs. Southorn. Bottled to Mrs. Southorn; eggs: Miss 11. Timson; ...

... quarry at Seine-lane, Enderby, to gather blackberries. PARTY SPLIT-UP On arrival the party split up —Brian Wheatley and another boy hung behind, and he and the other three made their way towards the blackberries. Shortly afterwards, the boy who had remained ...