... n t Foreland Avenue, Broadstairs Can't Take It With You. IBRIGADIER G. R. G. Bird Evening services will be held. went blackberry picking to Wiehing; Placed second was another' . presented prizes at the at the Sailors' Ch urch. on the Along the hedges ...

... a. Said 81-sesr-old Mrs. mother of IS children. - I aro r•ry happy. Their consisted of chore. pew rren2 - - - potatort, blackberry and abide tart and cJatard Mr. And Mrs. Poord married over 60 vests Aso and ..lave lived at their present address tor 8 ...

... meals are loaded on to •a ear by W.V.S. workers Miss Aston (kit) sad Mn. Hunt. suited of chops. peas. greens. potatoes. blackberry and apple tart and custard Prom now on. 24 meals will be collected from the modern canteen kitchens of Pfizers. the Sandwich ...

... berry. This has now established itself there. It has red wild rose-like flowers and an edible berry closely related to the blackberry. raspberry and loganberry. The latter, of course, is a cross be- ...

... this country, there is almost a parallel to the case of the Thanet weed at the present day. tween the raspberry and the blackberry. The salmon berry is popular in Canada and is canned there. Quite apart from being -associated with the military prowess ...

... now staying in maids (3) to ln fA i / t l O 9 h l e l d e w w e e th s e i rs 2l) 2l 1/64 to 1/5 (1/54); to 9d. bunch, blackberries to _ run- Tenterden are being taken on 1 ; ( la / : n t l besna b marmw to 71ti1.t01b7../- dos., cucumbers an outing to ...

... 7W.. parsnips 21d.. apples to ad.. pears to 6d.. plums sd. to Is. 14.. cherry plums 11d. to 1 Morellos Md. to Ild.. blackberries 10d. to Is. 14.. loganberries la. 6d. lb.; marrows Is. 64. to. Si, 64., cucumbers 4s. 64. to 125.. lettuce Is. to 4a., ...

... Victoria 1/-: light (14) 140/. to 119/- (132/-1. when he returned to Niar•a heavy (3) 157/- to 143/- (147/91; greengage lid.. Blackberries __ _ . 1/3 to 1/6 lb • blackcurrants all Detective Sergeant. cows. g.q. 114) 112/- to 96/- - 2,3; numberriee 2/4. Hen ...

... fruit-2 Mr. J. G. Clarke Class 10, six tomaioes-1 Mr. R. 2 Mr. J. G. Clarke. *1 Mrs. Saddleton. . Class 11, ilb. punnett blackberries I Mr. W. Collens. 2 Mrs. P. Miles. 3 Mr. G. Tong. Class 12, six potatoes (round or kidney)-1 Mr. Catt. 2 Mr. G. Tong. 3 ...

... Challenge Cup or the exhibitor with most points was won by Mrs. I. Thomas. A non-competitive displa of plants, mushrooms and blackberries grown by Mr. .1. R Oldfield, and honey from his hives. attracted a good deal of attention. These items were auctioned and ...

... rdieked him up. swain Upton for the prompt Lord Granville, a resident of , rescue. ia few months at Newlands. - WHILE blackberrying David W e llington Parade. Walmer. Eagan, 14. of 35, Gordon Road. Northffeet. fell 15 feet was off fishing nearly six miles ...

... awarded to the c‘ll4bitor with most points, was won by Mrs. I. Thomas. A non-competitive display of plants, mushrooms and blackberries grown by Mr. J. IL Oldfield. and honey from his hives, attracted • lot of attention. Mrs. Prentis. who was in the chair ...