... cucumbers. bd. each; peas, 2d. each; black grapes. 2s. 6d. lb.: raspberries, Is. lb.; greengages. 3d. lb.; red plums, fld. lb.: blackberries. Is. lb.; lemons, ltd. each; oranges. Id. to 2d. each; apricots, 10d. lb.: cooking apples, 3d. lb.; beetroot. bd. lb.; ...

... by Trowbarrow Wood to the road, and then by a path round Hawes Water where quite a considerable time was spent gathering blackberries. After passing through the quarry they returned to Silverdale Station for the train home. 'Buses. Dangers Of Cycling Behind ...

... it makes a very attractive dish. Split a banana in two and lay in a flat sundae dish. In the centre of the dish' pile blackberries nr any other fresh fruit in season, surround by chocolate buttons, and top with whipped cream. BAKED BANANAS. Peel half ...

... hedgerows are massed with wild rase Chips' and (Sc hawthorn (haws) are prominent in thousands. with their rich ruoi berries Blackberries show their dusky heads everywhere. The nut trees have yielded their harvest crops for this season, but the shades of green ...

... rooms. Plant blackbei fences or trellis . BLACKBERRIES FOR WALL AND for covering Wherc some useful trailing plant is required for an unsightly fence or wall or trellis work there is no better plant than the blackberry. There are new varieties on which larger ...

... tall and thin. and short and curved for another. COLOURS AND STYLES. The new colour, that is in between a wine red and a blackberry, should suit the brunette or the older woman with white hair. Blonde-haired women should choose the new shades of green ...

... drawing.troom, where the table was laid with a cup and saucer, plate of bread and butter, and Wale of cakes. a dish of stewed blackberries. chocolate Mane-mange, and the remains of a fruit salad. Blood-Stained Clothing. On the ground floor, in a enrner of the ...

... lamplight at the end of the clay. The last sunny afternoon we spent out of doors will be a happy memory always. We went on a blackberrying expedition. The best berries we found growing in a woodland glade, and there we thought we were quite alone. Suddenly we ...

... it 'Collectors) per doz. Butter Is. 3d.. foals 4 1 .4.. chickens 71c1.. ducks 7d., Brussels sprouts 21c1., tomatoes 7d.. blackberries 6d. per lb. Rabbits Is. 6d. per couple. Hares is. 6d.. cauliflowers 3d.. lettuce cucumbers 6d. each. cabbages is.. beetroot ...

... per dozen. Butter Is. 3d.. fowls 41d.. chickens 84d.. ducks 7d., Brussels sprouts 2!cl. English grapes Is.. tomatoes Bd., blackberries Id per lb. Rabbits Is. 6d. per couple. Hares is. ed. each. Cauliflowers 3d., lettuces 2d.. cucumbers 6d. each. Pheasants ...

... particularly the Kent variety of the former. Raspberries were more or less a failure, and so were Victoria plums. And how many blackberries have you seen compared with previous years? The vagaries of our climate, I suppose. No wonder the various prices have ruled ...

... given to enjoy The pathway to the top of the Bar- row Is a tangled jungle of undergrowth the, may make an ideal place for blackberrying in September but Is not my ideal of a public footpath. Some Corporation attention to this path would seem called for. But ...