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... shape. This pudding can easily be made with any soft fruit, when cheap or procurable from one’s own garden: raspberries, blackberries, red and black currants, and rhubarb making some of the best. Also apples stewed to a pulp with black currants, and dried ...
... THE HALIFAX COURIER AND GUARDIAN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 5. 1939. HOUSEWIVES’ LIST. NEW BLACKBERRIES AND EGG PLUMS Melons Plentiful and Cheap New lines continue to come into the Halifax shops and housewives will find little difficulty in ringing the changes ...
... 3d to Is. 6d each, and there is a good variety of peaches ranging from lid. each to sd. each. Among otinr soft fruits, blackberries, though there is no glut, are fairly plentiful, and are in real tip-tip condition. They are quoted at 9d. to Is, per lb ...
... and cheap. Blackberries are also seasonable and plentiful. Prices —Pish: Halibut 2s. 2d. lb., plaice Is. 2d., lemon soles Is. 6d. to is. Bd., salmon 45.; others unchanged. Fruits: English peaches 9d. each, yellow peaches 6d. each, blackberries Bd. lb., ...
... add a little sugar candy to each bottle. It is ready for use soon afterwards, but improves with keeping. BLACKBERRY WlNE.—Allow 61b. of blackberries to half-gallon of boiling water and 31b. of sugar to each gallon of juice. Pick the berries over carefully ...
... for confectionery purposes. That plant of the same name grows in northern and eastern Europe. On every hand are ripening blackberries. They provide still another article of diet to fruiteating birds. o o o o Generally speaking calm and quietude reign in ...
... ough. as we write this l an example of this A'ho , We were broken off by a ¥ i> me to see another memylaiaiPbsehold about blackberry she is one of the confi ■ bij> .S Ulte capable of Holding s, hirt morning she is quite ft Ve llear that Hitler can 'Jon ...
... trees and haws on the thorns are varied shades of red. the flattened heads of berries on the elders are black coal, and the blackberry bushes bear fruits in every imaginable shade between green and black. ...
... much damage had in consequence of persons tables. Injury Not Seen X-ray Plates INQUEST ON CHILD VICTIM An Expedition to Blackberries . >P; A verdict of accidental recorded by the Halifax „ E. W. Norris, at an inquest yea c* on Molly Haddingion, daughter ...
... with it. Witness calmed him down anu he then went outside and began looking for the gun. He remained for a while, picking blackberries. Witness went to feed the hens and on returning in 1$ hours he asked his Wife where Horace w as and she replied that he ...
... PLANT BLACKBERRIES, The cultivated blackberry is a far finer fruit than its wild relative of the hedgerows. It is particuluarly suitable as a war-time crop, because the yield is so heavy. Provided the trees are properly treated, the branchy are just roped ...