... This nice to use with desserts. Pickled Blackberries.—Make a syrup two pounds of sugar, one pint of best vinegar and on» tablespoonfu! each ground- cinnamon and cloves (tied bog). Add six pounds blackberries to the boiling syrup, and let boil very slowly ...

... become as difficult to get as sugar, but that is not probable. In Germany, breakfast table beverages are so scarce that the blackberry crop in made use of. The seeds of the berries are dried and ground, and make very good substitute for coffee. MILBTARY SERVICE ...

... FRUIT-GATHERING PARTIES. supplement the scanty crop, organised effort is to made that no portion shall wasted of the harvest of blackberries and other wild fruit, prominent among which are the little oil berries or blaeberries* of Scotland, producing masses of ...

... much the same difficulty with regard to the collection the wild fruits. They are told they can get per lb. for all the blackberries thev’ gather, but they are left find out for themselves where and how they can obtain this reward. long there is no local ...

... the purchaser. Thus there will lie no doubt a* to what you are getting when you see the contaiiie*’ (aliened “apple and blackberry” with “turnip” or “carrot.” Marmalade must also l»e iminmilade made entirely of “citrons fruit, citrons fruit juice, and ...

... LIPTON’S and Save Money Great Reduction in Prices Finest Jams APRICOT. . Large Jar 1,4 BLACKBERRY Large Jarl/4 PLUM do. IS GREENGAGE do. ,'7 STRAWBERRY do. . RASPBERRY do . BLACK CURRANT do. MARMALADE do. JARS FREE (Id. allowed large Jan when returned ...

... oxen and sheep were frequently boiled (entire, which couldn’t have been pleasant. Fruits, such strawberries, currants, and blackberries were almost unknown, were potatoes. Sugars and sweets were common, and confectionery was handed round after dinner. Altogether ...

... Prepare the blacklierriea. Wash and dry the apples anti slice them, but tlo not remove the peel nr the cores. Put both the blackberries anti apples into the preserving pan, and add a little water. Cook until reduced to pulp, stirring frequently. Rub the pulp ...

... fur tie. One dainty afternoon or visiting dress for bridge parties is essential, and would suggest dull crepe in 'the new blackberry shade, with dropped shoulders and the high neck line. For evening wear, one plain hlack chiffon dinner frock' is an excellent ...

... satin and even jersey. Black and white still form the iierfect sophisticated ensemble, but other fashionable shades are blackberry, deep tints blue rich brown. Alice in Wonderland diadems for the hair give a distinctive finish to your ememble. Necklines ...

... cementing the inside. The lilies should planted in the baskets In which they should be ordered from the nurseryman. NKW BLACKBERRIES.—Better fruits of the wild bramble arc grown in fertile garden soil than in the hedgerow mould by the sides of the country ...

... named after its raiser at Enfield and it is cross between the Loganberry and the common blackberry. It is darker in colour than the Loganberry —as dark as the blackberry. We consider it the choicer hybrid berry, but it Is not such vigorous grower. The better ...