... home A pause was made In New Barnes Bay while some members oleked Blackberries and the hardier ones went swimming. The leader Miss L. Johnson. Next Rambles are September 6. Blackberry ramble, 10.20 train Bus ton Road to Arnslde. and September 13. Brennand ...

... SARSTANG MARKET. 11•11 egg. 3 I and 33: .1 1 per flown cabbs , zo 2f; tier d•ia.. sprouts xi.. tomatoes t4d . blackberries 4d.. chickens 10d.. fowls 5j per lb.: rabbits 2.? to 3 - per couple. beetroot .auliflowers each onions 3.- carrots 2 G pew score ...

... Calverley. Awards: 1, Mrs. Hutton, tomatoes; 3. Mrs. W. Whittaker, damsons: 3, Mrs. Hut- - ton, gooseberries; 4, Mrs. Nelson, blackberries. ...

... for next season’s bearing. CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES. Even to-day, many people not seem to know that our own common bramble can be cultivated. with excellent results. In the United States of America, the blackberry is extensively grown and yields fine crops ...

... first and Mrs. J, Whitehead second. Miss N. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson were first and second respectively in a competition for blackberry jelly. Miss N. Nelson was supper hostess, and the social half-hour was spent in games and dancing. ...

... the moon will be twenty-four days old. At one time apparently blackberries were out season with the coming of the Michaelmas goose Into the bill fare, for an old saw ran “ Never eat a blackberry after Michaelmas Day for the devil spits on them all. more ...

... planting late savoys. Continue mulching the fruit bushes and trees with 1 awn mowings. , To propagate loganberries and blackberries, bend over and place in shallow holes the tip* of new growth. Firm them in by treading and secure to stake. By winter they ...

... lettuce Id. each, onions 2d. lb., pickling onions IJd. lb., green grapes lOd. lb., apples 2id to 41d, lb., lemons 4 for 3d., blackberries Bd. lb., black plums 2Jd. lb., Victorias 4d. lb., red plums 3d. Ib., peas 2Jd, lb., broad beans lid. lb., mushrooms 2s ...

... arrival, being welcomed by Rover Scout- Leader R. E- Wright and Rovel Parker. The afternoon was spent in games, gathering blackberries and chestnuts, and when the time came for tea everyone had thoroughly enjoyed the outing. The boys, especially, will remember ...

... mixed: Miss Haythomthwalte; dessert apples; Richard Braid; ditto culinary: P. Procter; pears; H. Boardley; plums; B. Bames; blackberries: J. Dugdale; tomatoes, heaviest: Mr. W. J. Coates; sweet peas; Mr. W- J. Coates. ...

... toys). Joyce, Storrs Cottage, Arkholme, writes: “I have not written lor a long time but all this week I have been gathering blackberries and then helping to make them into jam. Our black cat has just got five kittens. I have been trying to get some silver ...

... “Bramble” Ramble The Blackberry Ramble of the Morecambe and Heysham Holiday Fellowship again proved very popular. Going by train to Amside, they commenced the ramble walking to Sandside where it was decided to have an early lunch to allow more time for ...