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... the Military Cross for showing admirable promptitude and dash whilst relieving a village on the British Front Line. The blackberry crop was being harvested in and around Herne Bay; schoolchildren were among the recruits enlisted for the task of picking ...
... good food. duckling. Scotch salmon. hoots-mad* fn•yDonalso. English slr. lcuns. laSa.ngs of fresh Jersey Cream. apple and blackberry p.e. etc.. front 361- per day. — Phone Folkestone 52269. RAMSGATE. 27. Albcrt Road. S. S. £5 s'. per week. h. i c. rooms: ...
... ss. 9d, each: tisst hens to is. 9d. each; live tame tabbits to 135. each: 4-week-old turkey poults to 65. eadt. Produce, blackberries to Is. lb.: tomatoes to Is. Bd. lb.: cucumbers to Is. 9d. eaoh: marrows to 2s, each Victoria plums to 11d. lb.: runner ...
... it. Croft. Plums, Victoria • I. A. J Clifford: 2, Group Capt. Neville: 3. Mass I. D. Callcut. Pears. dessert: Mrs. Cox. Blackberries. cultivated . I, Mrs. D. Chance: 2. Group Capt Neville: 3. Mrs. I King. Plums, any other variety 2. Group Capt. Neville; ...
... 7s. 6d. each: 4-week-old pullets to Is. 6d. each: live tame rabbits to 9.. 6d. each: oroduce, tomatoes to Is. 6d. lb.: blackberries to Is. lb.: marrows to Is. each: cucumbers to la. 6d. each: tame rabbits to gs. each: dressed chicken to 6d. each: butter ...
... food-mixer demonstrator was thanked by Mrs. Waterhouse. Winners: Mrs. Dowdell. flowers from the president's table; Mrs. Stallon, blackberry tart competition. ...
... as copper beech and creeper foliage, teasels, wild briony ('old man's beard'), fir cones, sprigs of pine, ears of wheat, blackberries and grapes. A non-competitive 'pot plant' exhibited by Dr. R. J. Edney's gardener, Miss Doris Black, proved to be an ornamental ...
... WOMAN WISE FAMILY FAVOURITE Everyone loves blackberries, Knead lightly. roll out and use end apples, and they are at their to an eight-inch Nan ring. best now. Try this family Prick the base and bake blind favourite, given a new and, in a moderate oven ...
... full-tirn• Cashier required. 5-dar week.—Aeolv Mr. Gill. Colliers. 11-1 S Meisel Pleasant. Tunbridge Wells. SS for cultivated blackberries; daily transport. Tunbrldt)e Wells. Paddock Wood—Wickham, Phone Brenchlev 2121. 38 PRAWN! Writer with experience required ...
... pillion rider Miss Denise Hatch. of St. Peter's-road, Margate, had grazing to her legs. The owner of the car, who was blackberrying nearby with his wife. was Mr. John Peace, 48. of Harold-road, Deal. ...
... Saturday, catered for all tastes. It was organised by South Street Women'r Instltuta and the entries ranged from paintings to blackberries. Councillor J E. Bryon said that it was a great privilege to come to support the great work the ladies (if the W.l did ...
... Bones. _ -- f3;ead pudding -- Mrs. E. Foreman: half pound fudge Mrs. P. Saddleton; fruit cake Mrs. L. Hadlow; 1 lb. pot of blackberry jelly Mrs. Goodhew; 1 lb. pot of apple cheese Mrs. Futter. _ 1 lb. pot Of chutney Mrs. L. Hadlow I lb. pot of plum or damson ...