... took place at All Saints'. Publow, of Mrs Maud Gwendoline Gill, 33, who died as the result of pricking her finger with a blackberry thorn. The service at the church was conducted by the Rev. H E. Key, Rector of Marksbury, who also officiated at the graveside ...

... newspaper tokens, Mrs. Withers, I. Villips. Flowers, W. Draper and Sons; magazines, Mrs. Lintern, Lady Hylton; cabbages and blackberries, Mr. Mathews; swedes, Mrs. Williams. Haydon Mission, £.l 15s. 6d.; Miss Oliver (subscription), 10s. 6d. EVENING CLASSES ...

... 21c1 each., pickle cabbage to 4cl„ beans to 21cl. per lb.. onions ltd.. turnips .1d per lb., potatoes to sa. 64. Per t blackberries 21d. per lb.. damsons to Per lb., cooking apples to 21d.. Morgan Sweets to ltd.. Pippins to Md. per lb., 96 lots deadstock ...

... each, cabbage to each, eechalote lid . per lb.. onions id. per lb.. potatoes to ss. 9d. per cwt., turnips to 4s. per cwt.. blackberries to 21d. per lb, apples to per lb.. pears to per lb. 00 lots deadstock and tools. WOMEN'S BRIGHT HOUR The speaker at the ...

... to ss. 3d. per cwt., turnips to ss. per cwt., swedes to 35. per cwt., cooking apples to na., eating 2d., pears to lid., blackberries per lb. 45 Lots deadstock. tools. etc. ...

... gooseberries are just at their best for bottling, and in a week or two currants and loganberries, and then plums. damsons, blackberries and apples Three Methods. Briefly the methods of fruit bottling may be classed into three. First, the sterilising methods ...

... FRUIT Now Is the Time to Store It Vegetables and fruits are plentiful. Now is the time to store them and preserve them , Blackberries are free. Hedges all over the country are weighed down with them. Bottle them. They make delicious pies, tarts, jams. Apples ...

... remained in. The Matron acknowledges with thanks the following gifts:—Apples, Mr. B. Cleaves; apples, French beans and blackberries, Mr. T. Barter; 121bs. plums, Mr. P. Ashman; plums and apples, Mrs. Emm. Tinfoil—June and Brian Maule; Brian Hasell, Gordon ...

... this year an excellent crop of blackberries, which are ripening nicely, and if these could be gathered and preserved they would make a very useful addition to the food resources of the country. Blackberry, or blackberry and apple jam is much favoured ...

... swedes 44. 64. per cwt., apples to ltd, per lb., pears to 2.1 d. per lb., plums to 21d. per lb., damsons to 31d. per lb., blackberries to 3d. per lb. Usual deadstocks. ...

... I .convert this fruit into jam, but the snag lies in the fact that sugar is not available for this purpose. Apples and blackberries mixed make a delightful jam, and, even with the increased price of sugar, a cheap and valuable addition to the larder could ...

... a toes to s 3d. per cw t; turnips to 4:s. per cwt.: swedes to 58. per cwt; apples ld. per lb.. i pears to licl per lb; blackberries to lad per 1 lb; usual_deadstocks Accompanied by the message to help present emergencies notes to the value of £.llO ...