... BLACKBERRIES • ■- I 2 far NEW WALLFLOWERS rll too for DELPHINIUMS MIXED 2 - dozen STRAWBERRIES. 2 EARLY SPRING CABBAGE PLANTS 50 :>r 100 : r2 - 500 OAK NURSERIES LTD. . Pur icy. READING A ...

... two reasons why apples and blackberries combine so well in jam and Seely—not only do the flavours blend. but the apples supply the pectin which is lackin; in the blackberries It is pectin which makes Jam set If the blackberries are to be jammed alone ...

... BLACKBERRYING. The blackberrying around ftpal• ding is now in full swing, stud there is said to be plenty of them. The other day I wise walking beside a hedgerow at Pinchbeck, where several children were gathering blackberries. One was such a little toddler ...

... BLACKBERRY A Remedial Tonic renowned for Its Medicinal Qualities. MADE FROM CHOICEST FRUIT AND OLD COGNAC BRANDT, ptirtnre from th* ordinary rta** of i'>qntiir.~—LnaceL upwaprt* Assorted if dedfrd. 5 per ernt. allowed for Cash. CHARLES WRIGHT & SON. Ltd ...

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... BLACKBERRIES. Cultivated blackberries sell well, and can be sent by rail ii picked before they are completely ripened. Care must be taken in packing them, as a single spoiled berry may ruin a whole basket. ...

... BLACKBERRIES Merry Comrades say it is a good year for blackberries. Captain Ann Millard. Grendon. writes that she and her brothers and sisters picked 18 lbs. in two days. Now they have a nice lot of jam. ...

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... BLACKBERRIES Mushrooms (Any day in the week except Saturday). TOP PRICES GIVEN. ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flour and 3 level teasps. baking powder; or 6 oz. selfraising flour;pinch salt; loz. margarine; 1 leveldessertsp. sugar; I level dessertsp. honey; 6 I tablesps. milk and water. Filling: 6 level tabl ...

... BLACKBERRIES. are new ~p. for ibe pnrcha.e *nod. pitted Blacth In any quaniiiy. C. Sheehan & Sonsl BRIDGII•ST , NEW 1t05.% ,k 5469-81 A • R.. 17 for laNru+~ H.•••••• of ell ...

... BLACKBERRIES. The hedgerows will soon be traversed by children in seareh of blackberries and other wild fruit, none of which seems to come amiss to the youthful palate. The blackberry makes a good first, for it is not only abunduut and within easy reach ...