... been doing it ;t ime an d usually has some explanawith mussels prawns, herrings, I lion. It is generally recognised that blackberries for dyes), sharks the scientific feeding of either pigs i for hsh meal). undersized sea - lor poultry on commercial food-stuffs ...

... James ,Clerkin, C.C., Pennyburn. Derry, I and of Sister Peter Chanel, who is in the same religious order. BLACKBERRY MARKET OPENS Newbliss blackberry market opened on Monday and supplies are being bought at 3/- per stone. While the fruit are slow to ripen ...

... J. Kearney; res., Mrs. Dan ;pweeney, Omeeth. Rhubarb Jam-1, Mrs. J. Grills; ;!2. Mrs, A Oliver; 3. Mrs. V. Mc;iKevltt. I Blackberry Jelly - 1 Mrs. James ,'Grills; 2, 'Mrs. D. McParland. Apple Jelly-1, Miss T. Gilmore: Mrs. J. Grills; 3, Mrs. M. Mc- Court ...

... THE BERRIES Blackberries are in good demand by local fruit exporters and hundreds of men, women and children are engaged in the remunerative employment of picking the berries. which are fetching upward.; of 3/- a stone. ...

... Dul)lin for an operation. Sincere sympathy is extended to his wife, family, parents. brothers and sisters. Money For Jam ! The blackberry crop In South Monaghan appears to be very good this season, despite the disfavour- Able weather conditions. The schoolchildren ...

... average in several parts. For those who cared to look for them, field mushrooms have been and still are in fair supply, while blackberry bushes appear to be heavily laden. MR. T. OTONOOHUE, U.O•C• • •. WM give a boost to moral* of smokers. ORDINATIONS AT ...

... Dundrum, Co. Dublin, '' • memory in St Patrick's cemetery. L Meehan Managing Divector, where he will be &tenoned fora The Blackberry Mee hans ;D. J. Meehan, Director. Y ear . get back Other weil-known men to teach , W. Gaffney. Secretary, do. : t r lntng ...

... scarcity of fruit. The promoters are now concentrating on plum and blackberry Jelly, but plums are not quite ripe and ripe blackberries are still scarce. A number of volunteers went blackberrying at the week-end but, because of the scarcity , only a small quantity ...

... and Mr. William school Tributes were paid to the school children of the parish who gathered almost a quarter of a ton of blackberries for the association's jammaking project. Mr. Jam Hoan was welcomed as a member o o ft association by the (chairman)man ...

... tons of aloes, which will bring almus: £3,000 to the pickers. This new effort is even more rewarding than the picking of blackberries, as the sloes weigh twice as heavy and can be more readily gathered than berries. • MEMBERS of the farming community will ...

... Brennan and Mr. Stan O'Brien, Dublin. School children la South Monet ban are making plenty of poets' money by collecting blackberrie s and selling them to Fane Ltd.. Carrickmacross. the lam manufacturing corneal' There is a good demand for tbe twrries which ...

... BLACKBERRIES WE REQUIRE AGENTS to purchase this fruit in all areas in which we are not already represented. Good commission will be paid. Empties will be supplied and collection arranged. Apply in writing to : FANE VALLEY CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED ...