... were workman with red and white handkerchiefs fall of mashrooma. And in September, girls and hoy« with tin pads big ripe blackberries would meet her. All the year round them' ware men who walked back and forth to WoHf, to the farms, the mines or quarries ...

... plenty salad stuff still. • • • • AS for fruit, damsons are ready for tarta, the later plnms can be stewed or eaten raw, blackberries and apples are at hand for puddings, inexpensive grapes are obtainable for dessert, and the pear is ripe for eating at ...

... plenty of salad stuff still. • • • * AS for fruit, damsons are ready for tarts, the later plums can lie stewed or eaten raw, blackberries and apples are at hand for puddings, inexpensive grapes are obtainable for dessert, and the pear is ripe for eating all ...

... were high. her coat has ait adaptable collar, and can worn open or hnggutg the throat. Out of the new fruity colour* (wild blackberry, ripe sloe, and raisin) she chose raisin brown in a heavy, hairy-surfaced woollen. The fox is dyed to match. Her hat in ...

... red, and length to the rich blackberry. . Those shining blackberries of the knar multitudinous the stars that shine I” Mugs, jugs, bowls, cans— every possible container wee brought into pUy at the picking the blackberries. Children came home Into from ...

... bow and arrow to alay the forest deer, yet w* can at least go out with tin can and pair of thick gloves gather blackberries. Now blackberry time, and when the children obey their racial memories and out to pick the fruit, vou can make some good things ...

... said to be soothing and comforting of ripe blackberries in nan with 2 tablespoonsful of water. Cook gently until all the juice .« extracted. Strain through muslin and aUow to cool. To 4 tablespoonsfol of blackberry juice add 2 tablespoonsful of honey and ...

... the stinging hairs of nettm. These protective weapons have not all been produced in the seme srsy. In the rase, bramble or blackberry, for example, the thorns are simply hairs of the outer skin that have become hardened the deposition of matter their outsides ...

... hot. This makes about pints. Cook far on* hour, lib. poeled and chopped cooking »pple». mediomsinea chopped onions, 31b. blackberries. Son. salt, loa. mustard, loa. ground ginger, one tesspoonful powdered maoe, teaspoonful cayenne pepper and one demerara ...

... according to season: plums—stoned, skinned and cut in quarters—gooseberries, large ripe black currants, stoned cherries, blackberries, and banana. Never let the frutts stay in the syrup for more than one hour, for if they are in longer they are apt to lose ...

... COUPON TMa eoupan mutt ba sneloted with saeti sntry. FRIDAY, OCTOBER It, 1037. BLACKBERRIES IN SEASON Jellies, Jams and After- Dinner Sweets SOME people like picking blackberries and some do not; but most people like eating them —freed of insects and cooked ...

... coming Rally programme. The Liturgy merit badge is occupying our attention at Corner* and »» expect to examined soon. A blackberry hike has been planned for some i Sunday in the near future. ...