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... unanimous in the VERDICT PARKER'S JAMS Are Unequalled for Purity and Excellerce. PLUM -« = s = =Bd PLUM and APPLE - - s§d. BLACKBERRY and APPLE sid. MIXED FRUIT - - - ¢jd. GOOSE and RASPBERRY 6jd. OTHER KINDS OF EQUAL VALUE. C. T. PARKER, 32, SINCIL ST. ...
... the j VERDICT [ that 'PARKER'S JAMS ' Aro Unequalled for Purity and Excellerce. PIUM . - - =« = 84 PLUM and APPLE - - sid. BLACKBERRY and APPLE sid. | MIXED FRUIT - - - 4id. 1 GOOSE and RASPBERRY 6id. | OTHER KINDS OF EQUAL VALUE. ‘ C. T. PARKER, | 32, SINCIL ...
... Public are all unanimous in the VERDICT that PARKER'S JAMS Are Unpequalled for Purity and Excellence. Jars, BPOR i s i s iR BLACKBERRY and APPLE s§d. per 2lb, PLUM and APPLE - - . 354 d. per 2lb. MIXED FRUIT - - . . 4jd. per 2lb. GOOSE and RASPBERRY - 6id ...
... and why Mr. Jarvis's \wrr “urned mu cut when they went in search of black Colonel Mason: I don’t think the award covers blackberries. Mr. Kirten: At any rate 1t does not give Mr. Jarvis's le;‘nr authorily to turn anyone oant. Coloncd Mason thought if the ...
... about prosecution, for up the “road” we met |numln~r~n of people blackberrying. In spite of Colonel Mason’s dictum the people scemed determined to demonstrate their rights tolbe‘ blackberries. It is not yet clear who is reponsible for the maintenance of ...
... aaa been saying to all he came 'm-mu.l We the said Commissioners have set out ~,d‘m'lfiw upow gath. o “You go and gather blackberries, and if ml“r'l'am: and do l.mehfi award unto the Surveyor l.'“ Debtor: 1 am quite prepared to weat Mr. body tells you ...
... The sther was & drawn sulle shape of celery eolonr (a aew shade), with rumnings of black velvet beis ribbon, snd guoups of blackberry blossom snd blackberrics. As no modish wardrobe this season will be osmplete without n biack pistare bat of some kind, i ...
... THE LADIES' LETTER. *IE most popular fruits for millinery ** dreswiugs ' s 0 far have been eherries, grapes, ourrants and blackberries. Miniature orsuges aud lemona, which cbtained & senson 2go, bave Lot reappeared thin year, b_u( \Mlflq Inrge fruit decoration ...
... cribbed; and i his basket. He managed to get away, but a squadron of Prancers with their kidney bean mo-l nearly 200 of his blackberries, and has sticks had been cut up by Smuts—all three in come home crying.” one day. The audience loo{rd blue, and thought ...
... public manm-u'wn.. . Parliameut are paid and Labour members course, liable to be visited by the State n are as pleutiful as blackberries in an Eng- spector. They will be privately managed by lish lane in October. A Welsh County a small elique of managers. ...
... at the time the duel at Mablethorpe was fought, if it ever were fought, earls were about as plentiful as } the proverbial blackberry? Just when the papal conciave 1s so much talked of, it is interesting to learn thatin 1241, during the election of Pope ...
... Where ferns, and golden hroom beguiled, The heather from the peat. The sunbeam’s start a thousamd sounds; The road-side blackberries gleam; The air's perfumed by garden grounds; The nights a perfect dream. And o'er the moor, in days of yore, What tales ...