... 10d. per lb.; butter, Is. 3d. per lb.; eggs, Is. 6d. to Is. 3d. per dozen; cream, 2s. per lb.; rhubarb, Id. per bundle; blackberries, 3d. per lb.; carrots, Id. per bundle; apples, cooking, 2d. to 4a. per lb.; do., dessert, 6d.; potatoes, 181bs. to 201bs ...

... each; lettuce for la jd each; cabbages, each; «» Spffip* sprouts, fid per lb : pears, per lb. and each : * »id ocr lb: blackberries, aid * lb; chicken, per lb; rabbit*. » per lb; eggs, and amd Auutra BstoncirtAt- ^^^' bases oisTmsaaC* th*. DAY* SOW ...

... eggs, 2s. 2dper dozen; cream, 2s. 2d. per lb.; plums, 4d. Bd.; apples, 2d. 4d.; raspberries, ls. 2d-» whortleberries, ls.; blackberries, 3d. per * tomatoes, 7d.; cucumbers, 4d. to 7d. each; e tuce, ls.; potatoes, 14 lbs. a ls.; kidney bear l£d. per lb.; ...

... send a copy of Cooker Notes . - I 5 Storing Autumn Fruits— about Stores for the cold Making Savoury Spreads. weather. Blackberries, apples and pears, beans Name for drying. Cookery Leaflet No. 15 tells you Street how to store all of these, and also gives ...

... little assistance. Harvest operations are now well nigh completed, the having been favoured with better weather recently. Blackberries are belatedly putting an appearance, some nice dishes have been gathered, but muscrooms are conspicuous their atwence. ...

... dfstributsd to deserving esses. It was also reported tbat a further allotment would probably be made an early date for sugar for blackberry jam to householders who had not reoeived any sugar for jam making this year, and to be Issued only to those who would engage ...

... and ss. 6d.; potatoes, 14 lbs. for Is.; kidney beans, ft), per lb.; honey, 2s. 6d.; tomatoes, lOd.; plums, lOd. and Is.; blackberries, 4d.; cucumbers, 4d. each; and apples, 2d. to 4d.; and pears 3d. each. ...

... though the winds are cold, By mountain, wood, and wold, rocky height. through the leaf-strewn pass little feet; «ow ripe blackberries stain lips pure and sweet. Apples may ripea there Close to the golden pear ; No child for them would care Df all we meet ...

... for three years. Whilst at Shirwell figured prominently the search for Mrs- Harvey, old Barnstap'e lady who became -oti «v blackberry-picking expedition. Her body was not found for nearly six aaed was P.C. Hockin who eventually foimd Ifter, antt cleared* ...

... MARKET REPORTS. Potatoes, for Is; pa* IU; tomatoes lid per ib, boans, to iidperlb; mushroom--, lb- blackberries 3d R>; whortleberries, to par lb; apples. per lb; pears, «d to lo* par lb plnssa, ls per ; damsons, to M per lb; grape J, Is lb ; figs, eaah ...

... COMBMARTIN. Our correspondent writes that he has in his possession ripe blackberries which have been picked in the neighbourhood by Mr. John Norman. This will show what our winter like ; of course, this winter is exceptionally mild, but Combmartin well ...

... Qorweli. tomatoes, beans and marrows ; Mrs. Jocp, Hele Manor Farm, vegetables; Nurse Stear and Harold Lemon. High Kickiogton. Blackberries; Mr. E. G. Hunt, Muddlebridge, plums ; Sannton Church Harvest Festival, iggs, grapes, fruit and vegetables. ...