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... door. But Mn. Williams has been pleasantly turprited by Luton shops, and has particularly enjoyed such things as damsons, blackberries and red salmon Kods unobtainable in her overteat me. skill in n#ny directions —oil When that back view has been paintings ...
... | Mrs Fensome, 2 Miss : 1 Mrs Peacock, 2 Miss P Swift, Pears: 2 Miss P Swift. Plums: 1 Miss P Swift, 2 Mrs Turner. Wild blackberries: 1 Mts J Welch, > Mr How. Wild flowers: 1 Mrs P Lee, 2 Mrs How, 3 Mrs J Welch. Garden flowers: | Mrs H Welch, 2 Mrs Softly ...
... each. SOFT FRUITS Blackcurrants, 1/6 each. Redcurrants, 1/6 each. Gooseberries, Leveller and Careless, 2/9 and 3/6 each. Blackberries, 3/6 each. Raspberries, 6/- dozen. MICHAELMAS DAISIES The Archbishop semidouble purple-blue. The Bishop —plum purple. ...
... shall. It has been good while it lasted. All four seasons, not merely Autumn protracted into Winter, were symbolised in a blackberry bush on which I chanced this week. The Trees That Never Grow f ...
... a lad at_ the “Luton Reporter” in Park- square, and one Friday half- holida I to take a walk throught cemetery, gather blackberries 4 in the wood be: fond, and pay a visit to Someries Castle Although it was referred to as a castle, it could hardly be ...
... (7 Staftord e £2,185 SURREY it (J Guildford ——— - —.£3,385 [] Surbiton Maisonettes —-..£2,865 WARWICESHIRE [J Coventry Blackberry E5t..£1,345 [ Coventry Broad Lane Est—£2,2so Cl entaton il iB Y WORCESTERSHIRE £ O Kidderminster — ——-£2,825 ...
... their q ?' they are still Is. a Ib., M. he.“Sual cheap plums for § g’;kmg will not be available Qyar, E the usl}t]’ated blackberries are in Q)i OPS. and all are of good ¥ Selling at about 2s. 6d. fric{s Other fruit and vegetable hfise Show little change ...
... NOW ON THE COUNTERS Blackberries On Sale The season’s first blackberries have been appearing on the counters of Luton greengrocery shops this week. Their average price is Is. 6d. Also new this week have been English William pears, priced at Is. 4d. a ...
... 2 W Rooms, 3 A Kefford; cooking, 1 W R Healey, 2 Mrs W L Turney, 3 Mrs E Carpenter. Pears, 1 H W Upward, 2 T C Jones. Blackberries, cultivated, 1 T C Jones, 2 Mrs W L Turney, 3 A Burley. Mixed flowers, 1 Mrs B M Kefford, 2 Mrs A Burley. Roses, | E W ...
... included tury Harves: Supper M, POrk Pre, raddil Pie, pickles, mpkin pie. blackberry a appe tart, Scotch oat-cakes. raisin Cake, home-made wines and hop beer. They must have been verv wood harvests in those davs' RESULTS Local ri nw horn horses: Yeld ...
... favourite raw material was rushes, because it lent colour. With it. one could use woods such hazel, willow, lime, wild rose, blackberry. old man's beard. and canc. Tools needed, said Miss Prentice, were side cutters, broad-nosed pliers, curved and straight ...
... OH uncter 1 A VW Hor not and grown 9 #W ‘it long beet, 1 F H Taylor, 2 C H ins: six globe beet, | and 3 C % C WM Nicholas Blackberry, aged 2}. makes friends with “ Select of Myattfield,” the best dog in the show, entered by Mr. C. Archer. of Luton. ce ...