... edifice presented pretty appearance. The Communion rails, font, and gas brackets were decorated with wheat and sprigs of blackberries, the pulpit was nicely treated with weaved green leaves, while th© top of tile vegetables the morning the Rev. T. Mullineaux ...

... apples, 2s 6d per score; peas, $d per measure; French beans, aid per lb. ; cauliflowers, 2d each, cabbage,, is per dozen, blackberries, 4d per lb.; chickens, is tod to 4d each; ducks, 5s per couple; young rabbits, 8d and each; mushrooms, 4d per lb.: pork ...

... in the Scottish Highlands goes the name c*f the cloudberry or mooiitaisi bramble. Soahlrhe-ad another m.mo given to the blackberry, owing its tendency produce cruption known scald-head children. Tliis, however, is quite erroneous idea, for doctors and ...

... Procter-street, 30; Alban Whalley West, A “ware” blackberry is reported from Sants Rosa, California. It has been grown by a well-known breeder of new fruits, Mr. Luther Harbank, and is a cross from the Lawton blackberry. It is called the “iceberg,” and ig hardy ...

... YCLING MISHAP AT CLITHEROE LEG BRI JAMS VERY CHEAP 2s’ Blackberry and Apple - Raspberry and Gooseberry Qs’ Strawberry and } 68 2s’ Strawberry and - 2s’ RASPBEKRY - - Tha. 2s’ Raspberry and App - 5’ STRAW BERRY ” - - 8id. 2s NEW MaliMAL . DON’T FORGET ...

... or three weeks’ holiday in districts where blackberries and nuts abound, and if they were only allowed to gather the same and simple organisation was used for making iam for the troops out of the blackberries, and conserving the nut* in judiciou* manner ...

... an 60.” We great care. to pack them in f boxes, as the fruit is crushed by its own weight. cked in quart. ones. Blackberries. —Cu blackberries sell well, and can be sent by tai | if picked before they are completely ite must be taken in pack- ing them, ...

... Her WRNT Ti! CE “It’s a fine season for blackberries’ was the remark passed to the local police officer when he put in an a varancy at a certain Midland 50 last week. berrying. took the hint, and went black. ECORD EAKING A HERNE BILL. G. C. Wridgway ...

... spurs, previous, year or years wood, terminal. Apricot. Imainlv) spurs, previous ve.ir or vears’ wood, mostly tcr- minai. Blackberry, nearly or quite tormina, current season’s wood. Chern. spurs, previous year or vear.-’ wood mostly termmal. Currant, ( ...

... tive, as is vg the bushes in autumn with 2Ibs. of quickli > to one gallon of water. Binackherries Many of the American blackberries are ex cellent frusts. Strong, well drained clay soils aro best, but the plant thrives almost any- where. Where possible ...

... HILD SA’ ED BY A BOY NARROW ESCAPE AT BU LEY JAMS VERY CHEAP 2s’ Raspberry and Gooseberry 2s’ Blackberry and Apple - 20’ Strawberry end } 20° Strawberry acd Apple - 9s’ RASPBEKRY - - Tha. Raspberry and Apple - 9.° STRAWBERRY av f= oe Send gid. 2s’ NEW ...

... that of the is the time of fruit- lant economi- regards the future of the ely for toe for i comés into bearing as ore the blackbérries are ripe. raspberries ...