... Victories, a hick were a fair crop, are send entries , from all parts of the Kingdocri. ; a failure, as also are damsons. Blackberries and to win • prize in such a popular eampoti- I seem to be the only crop of any quantity in tion is an achievement of which ...

... Showers 4 Ti * Its fruits upon you. • But they do not last • long. Goomberries, rasp- berries, currants, peaches, Es' . plum, blackberries and ' other summer fruits have , short seasons. Let the r' children enjoy these while they can by using Brozon ard Poison's ...

... incurable diabetes and Bright's start them into growth, but others, such as disease, but kidney Wegkneka can be cured if blackberries, horse radish, etc., strike readily in attended to in time. the.oneh geound. eat man Doan% Backache Kidney pill s are a ...

... been officially informed that recruiting for this force has been suspended for the present. ANSWERS Ti) CORRESPONDENTS. Blackberry.'—We thought that they intended calling up all first-class candidates, whose names were on the list before recruiting was ...

... inches long, those cuttings being planted boil. mentally in soil or mops to produoo roots. With some exceptions, such as blackberries, this sort of cutting roots best in bottom heat. Cuttings from the roots of apples, pears, and many other fruit trees will ...

... the Division would go down to history as the Division whose draft' had not been filled. Victoria Crosses did no grow on blackberry bushes, and his awn Division had only won two, and the Northern Division had four Crimes. Referring to own Division, he ...

... anticipate that there will be e great demand for blackberries for jam. making during the comias mason. They eoninqueltly think it desirable that the public, ..•onkl he made aware o the fact that blackberries are a readily marketable commodity. and that those ...

... notice the prices be fixed as followa:—Producere price, fie 6d per rundlet (11 gallonE; retailers' price, 3d per quart. THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. Owing to the shortage of cultivated fruits this and the importance immuring as much as possible for jam-making it ...

... condolence with the relatiops, with which the coroner aseociated himself. BLACKBERRYING IN ULSTER. JAMS FROM THE HEDGEROW HARVEST. of the active interest at present taken in blackberrying throughout Ulster. followisg . paragraph, from the National Journal ...

... appmached the local Sub-Committee of the Food Control. with a view to making arrangements in connection with the gathering of Blackberries that would encoprage the picking of the fruit by school childien throughout the Northern District To this end they stated ...

... stowly slaw • (sentry read the Task's wheel briars am which bwrias growths. sad so asked Pat what they were. Pat—They are blackberries. Yashae—Bot borne, aro mot black. are Pat--ob. yes. but you that is tho ars wham are gram ITE CAEORT rr. west the ...

... MAKE e IvisosT oF FRUIT Gooseberries, rasp. banes. plums, blackberries and many other summer fruits have short seasons. Make the most of them by serving stcwed with blanc- ntingt or one ot the many delicious sweets made with ...