... y bloused effect back and front. The self-belt effect is all part of the dress. The skirt is half lined. Colours are in blackberry, royal carnation, clove, heron, burnt brown, jasper gree n. bronze green. Sizes and prices : 36 —42 in. it costs £7 17s ...

... pastel hues, but the blue haze of distance Is a reminder that autumn Is upon us. Other reminders are that nuts are ripening, blackberries are still plentiful, and for everyone, in' varying degrees, it Is the harvest month. ...

... extension generally. New shoots should then be spread out in their place and tied in. * * * Loganberries and cultivated blackberries need pruning at this time. Cut down to the ground all fruiting shoots and replace by new shoots which have grown up during ...

... required for extension generally. New shoots should then be spread out in their place and tied in. Loganberries and cultivated blackberries also need pruning now. Cut down to the ground all fruiting shoots, and replace with new shoots which have grown up during ...

... The braid used for edging the jacket is made from the same yarn used for knitting the jersey so it is an exact match. In blackberry, olive, red, blue and brown. Sizes are : 36-42 in., price £lO lgs. Sd. Model 820 A beautiful 'La Petite' Model for Autumn ...

... where she signed her name and that of Stubbington Institute, In the visitors' book. A competition for produce made from blackberries was won by Mrs. Dowling with a bottle of wine. A Hallowe'en party has been arranged for October 31. when pumpkin pie will ...

... children to play conkers. She also found a few hazel nuts, and hopes to keep them for Christmas. NEED SUN We saw plenty of blackberries, looking soaked and miserable. It has been a bad year for them for although the crop was a big ,one, they had little flavour ...

... tea, and our noses told us it was autumn. Yes our noses: it haq been a hot day, and the cooler evening air smelt of ripe blackberries. damp grass, and, as we skirted a wood there was the faint scent of fading leaves. Our eyes and ears of course told us ...

... you are quite sure, and especially Keep off any of those lovely coloured toadstools we see in woods. Eat sun-ripened blackberries, hazelnuts, Spanish chestnuts. Pick crabapples for jelly, sloes and elderberries for wine, and leave other plants alone ...

... birds. There are many different kindssome of hawthorn, hazel, beech, and holly. And over them climb all sorts of plants, blackberries, wild rose. old man's beard, honeysuckle, and many more. We are hoping Tim and Tom will grow their hedge. It may make ...

... put up recently. Previously, the golf club had never encountered any trouble and had gone on plaing golf with the public blackberrying there and rambling about for a few hours' leisure on a Sunday afternoon. Coun. T. P. Bourke said there was only one footpath ...

... were made for an old folk's party. a Hallowe'en party. and a money-raising effort for Denman College. A competition for a blackberry sweet was won by: 1, Mrs. Ling; 2, Mrs. Page: 3. Mrs. Cartwright. Mrs. Cartwright won the Flower of the Month competition ...