... jaunty angle of its feather mount lends it a dashing, carefree air. The Colours include New Greens, Rose, Flame, Petrol, Blackberry, Navy, Brown, Black. e 02/11 In Grey the price is 66/9 First Floor £ 4 T g\ \ !l&(’( ’Kfi! I ? g [ \ ? é \—/ . ...

... welcomed by her. Any child whe ;axd ‘her a visit used to be regaled with “a plenteous lunch of white bread, thickly dotted with blackberry jam.” She employed a number of women in preparing webs of homespun linen which were presented to her friends. =R In appearance ...

... abducted by a German P.0.W.. told Wellington, Shropshire, magistrates to-day that, after going away with him they lived on blackberries and raw potatoes. After six days, she said, she went home, because she was feeling ill from lack of food. : The P.O.W, ...

... 'Tis but for the booty they're scramblin% : And the battle’s all laughter and fun— It’s only the children a-brambling ; The blackberry season’s begun ! MATT FREELAND. Lothian Journey Before members of the Outlook Tower Association leave by bus to explore ...

... Place, Edinburgh, STRAWBERRIES.—June till Oct., Perpetual Alpine Amazing; Prolific, Sturdfl Plants, 10s fet doz., Thornless Blackberries, 7s; Others 5s and 4s; Loganberries 4s. 1d Stamp List.—Carse Nurseries, Golland, Kinross. ...

... has observed, the bramble is halfway to becoming an evergreen. Truth to tell, the plant, which is known in England as the blackberry, is at its maximum of growth and activity when others have bowed the knee to winter. Every tip of the long branches that ...

... jam-making housewives because of.'the scarcity of sugar. But the women of Scotland do not seem to have shared the aversion from blackberries on superstitious grounds long manifested by the country people in some parts of England and in most countries of Europe ...

... REPLIES TO READERS “J. J* (Alloa)—We presume that the ‘ blackberry ” bushes you refer to are black currant bushes These produce their berries mainly on shoots of the previous year s growth easily recognised by their pale green coloyr, Therefore, when ...

... the first competitive appearance this season of Henry Cotton. .He opened with 5,3, 4, and then at the fourth drove into a blackberry bush After meditating for a few seconds Cotton remarked to g bhotographer, * This is a Dice Dpicture for you but hot for ...

... and there hung with dew-beaded cobwebs; a wild rose bush, with yellowing foliage and ruby doghips, intermingling with the blackberries ; pendant bunches of deep red haws in the near background : and, like a living flame, flashing in the midst of it all, ...

... Dreamer, Good Bor Sam, Putting Green, Reliance, Papist, Pain Perdu, Poppy Day, Benvoy Bay. Starbite, Mercob, Lord Fitz. Blackberry Pie, Delighted. Oli Moon. Off 1.32. Trained G. R. Owen, Bettinlg—-ll to 8 agst DACELO, 7 to 2 Poppy Day., 4 to 1 Morse Code ...

... J. Gilbert 2 H. Sprague 3 Eleven runners. Also ran — The Only Way, Grey Pam%as, Pierre, Colorbar, Cavaradossi, Blackberry Pie, Jasmin 11., Bosphorous Knight. ) Off 2.0. Trained Thrale. Betting—9 to 4 agst Father Albion, 5 to 2 VICTORY KNIGHT, 9 to 2 each ...