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... nowadays. * * S UMMER has already grown old. I am not sure when autumn will really be here. The plums have yet to ripen. Blackberry bushes are covered with blossom, and one of my farmer friends told me yesterday that he won't be cutting corn on his upland ...
... Dessert Apples: Mr. D. W. Roberts. Mrs. J. Nunn. Mr. E. Webb; 3 Pears: Mr. E. G. Morris. Mr. L.G.Jones.Mr. G.T. Denyer: 12 Blackberries: Mr. J. E. Nixon. Mrs. M. E. Weston. Mrs. M. J. Hansen: Any other Fruit: Mr. G. T. Denyer. Mr. A. Bellamy. Mr. A. J. Craig ...
... victor emerged, unhowed hut decidedly bloody. As an idea, the planting of blackberries against a summer house has everything to commend it, but there are blackberries and blackberries. If the variety had been Oregon Thornless, the summer house would have ...
... one pound of jam a week and have not bought any for years. Trapped At this time - of the year the countryside is full of blackberries, elderberries, crab apples, etc which cost nothing but the effort to collect them. They make fine, pure, • JEANETTE CHAPPELL ...
... fruit, raised by Judge Logan of Santa Cruz from a raspberry-blackberry cross, was not a hybrid but a red variety of a common Californian blackberry. Other people claimed that it was a blackberry mutant, and a lot of scholarly argument raged against the ...
... 2 W. Schw•indt. 3 D. Watson. FRUIT Three apples on a plate: I Mr. Grainger. 2 Mrs. Austin. 3 Mrs. Ed wards. Culb% aced blackberries: I D. % Lifson. 2 Mrs. Austin. ...
... SINGLE WALL IS JUST r GOLDEN DELICIOUS THORNLESS OUT AND PICK MY GROW STRAW- STEM AND GROW RIGHT FOR IFr AND COX'S ORANGE BLACKBERRIES OWN FRUIT, NAR.D., BERRIES 'EM UP CANES A PEACH 3 . APPLES GROWING, GROWING ROUND 6 H IN OR APRICOT P IN TUBS YOU YOUR ...
... Parish Church long time. is there. Before the last cen- Future plans of Careforce tury that was the village of include a blackberry ramble Fulham, in Middlesex, and at the end of this month. that was all there was to it. • Careforce now has more Outlying ...
... Heaven. I, too, have an odd name which is ambarrassing at times. —Mrs. Laura Hooligan, Southport, Lancs. BEFORE collecting blackberries smooth lots of barrier cream into your hands. A thin pair of rubber gloves with the thumb and first two fingers snipped ...
... R. Bates. Miss A. J. Jeffers culinary: H. R. Bates. G. Mulhaan. H. B. Gunn. Pears: G. Bardy. H. R. Bates, Mrs. Blomley. Blackberries: W. Ward R. Muriss. E. Cale. Any other: D. Papwarth. G. Mull4an. R. F. Co:. FLOWER Frontal effect: Mrs. S. Long. Mrs. B ...
... very good and his wife who was judging the domestic handicraft and floral art exhibits said they were a treat to judge. Blackberries: R. Young. W. Ward, Mr. Pubn. A4Any other fruit: A. Mayor r. 3. OPEN CLASSES Tomatoes: P M. Butcher, A. Shepherd. Mr. Putin ...
... delayed ordering of specialist seed. Pears. H. W. Lcahton I. G. H. Car den 2. Stone fruit. G. 1. Butler 2. Mrs. G Purdy 3. Blackberries with stalks. C. Carden. R. Skelton, W. H. Chatfield. Any other fruit. 3. Gray I Jeweller failed Mr. Anthony Enoch Edelshain ...