... ti Eli So this is the country! Evacuated children staying on Loch farm gather blackberries. ...

... ACROSS. I—Asks politely (8). s—At no time (5). 9—Blackberry (7). 10—Made one (7). 12—Tenth part (5). 13— Pirate (9). 15—Beer plant (3). 16— Anticipate (7). 18—Blanch (6). 20— Ocean (3). 22—Dies down (6). 26 Of the same family (7). 29—Purpose (3>. 31—Leaving ...

... by four children who were out collecting blackberries. Peter Williams (11) said— As we came to the pillbox said to the others: ' People must be frightened to come near here, because there are so many blackberries left.' I looked in the pillbox doorway ...

... A Paradox. The threate of fresh strikes are as pl«i ful the blackberry crop of this year it a paradox that all these threats sb* coincide with a particularly strong «lrt ruination to win the war.—Spectator. ...

... n are playing truant, women are leaving their kitchens and some men are absent from work. And all because the price of blackberries has soared to 7s stone, an all-time record. Every village has become a buying centre, and it possible for man helped by ...

... —Lions Love (Epsom 2.35 or 4.10); Cunman (Epsom 5 20). FRIDAY.— Meld (Epsom 3 20); Solon Morn (Epsom 4 35). SATURDAY. - Blackberry (Doncaster 3.30); Longstone (Hurst Park 4.30). ...

... February. Fruits are to include Empire canned apricots, peaches, pears and pineapples, and home-produced plums, loganberries, blackberries, damsons and gooseberries. Canned carrots, broad beans, runner beans, etc., will be sold without surrender of coupons. ...

... Ruddier, the Snoth, only rinding fourih Winnen oi Sca'.i-Finata-Mr Mar.h. II * Blackberry (17) and Mr Jack* Puidler (14 (dead beat)—bHitnc. A 1 on Ruddier, 1 againal Blackberry; Mr lieod'a Mia*ey S'-betting. 4 on; Mr Arthur# Snob (23' A! betting. 2 1 again* ...

... The Latest Craac The very latest novelty to appear in the shops are ** blackberrying gloves,” which are in great demand just now. Made thick canvas, they protect the patriotic hedgerow hunters” from the thorns amid which the berries ripen. The Grand Theatre ...

... to glasses two. Cossack to ice-in-glass too. Cossack takes anything. King tins tomato juice. Boardfuls of bottlefuls blackberry to bitter lemon. Pineapple to passion. Cossack king of castle Vodka. Wise move to open with. Opening time. Any time. Check ...

... Fleeting Moment.- 8-1. Twelve ran. 3-30—1 Umberto, 4-6; Rashleigh, 6-4; 3 Allegra, 20-1. Three ran. 4.0—1 Noble Charger, 8-1; Blackberry, (*av.»; Pneumatic. 100-8. Eight ran. 4.30-1 Full Ahead. 7-1; 2 Clyde Light, 10-1; 3 Flying Weather. 100-8. Thirteen ran ...

... best sellerheather tea! It was imported from West Germany and cost 65p for 25 tea bags. The Ingredients included heather, blackberry, strawberry, lime, ana raspberry leaves. They all grow here, she thoughtso why import It from Germany? She put her idea ...