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... BLACKBERRIES. rd, carriage nearest station. F resh Gathered Daily APPLES !COORIND. 'ASSERT). Pricea on Application. Any Quantity II ENDERBY. Glaaton. Uppinghain 5;32 ...
... been highly recommended by the 'Loyal Hari! cultural Society. A blackberry of a dill tint type, and already well kfiown is that railed the Parsley-!. aced. we have American blackberries, aach as Taylor's Prolific. Wilms Junior, Best of All, and ...
... brand and strength of the ingredients. nerve with a dish of rice, boiled as for curry. September Blackberries. USEFUL RECIPES. (Sy Gertrude M. Mann.) Blackberries, which can be bad for the picking, are a atand-by for pies and puddings at this time of the year ...
... FOR WOMEN Blackberry Time Blackberry bushes are in full fruit and can be had for the picking. Take this opportunity of filling your store cupboard with economical jams, jellies, and relishes, and of introducing fruit sweets into your menus at little cost ...
... Handicap—Blind Hookey. Morning Advertiser—Ar;o®. Blackberry Steeplechase—Odd Seal 11. Race —Pneska Steepiec^nisc—Wau Mill House Howie,—Genera! Pictoo.* Steeplechase—KljtjbJ. Sioveiatrode Uanduvp—Brtery, Blackberry Steeplechase —Walt* Gn. Tannery Hurdle Race—Bouton ...
... very dry dough with cold water. Knead well. Roll out into oblong shape. Peel, core and chop apples, wash blackberries. Spread apples and blackberries on the pastry, sprinkle with sugar and roll up. Seal ends of roll, place on a well-greased tin and bake ...
... Wild Fruit I hear that there is to be an organised collection of blackberries in the Scout movement, a* a help to the jam-maKers. The plan Is a bit belated. The crop, even in the North of England, was at its best from the middle the end of August, and ...
... village tells me that, without effort, he picked twelve pounds of blackberries day, and that the berries are bigger and better than for years past. Whenever anybody speaks of gathering blackberries I think of sugar and jam-making. And in thinking of making jam ...
... e Brother. Blackberry Steeplechase—Cheaeing'on. Sh-ovelstrode Hurdle—Duke Tip,>eir.iry.* Wilderwick Steeplechase—Platonic. Mil! House Hurdle—Uncle Dale. Stand ard—Asmodens. Tannery Hurdle—Rapt. Chiddingstone Steeplechase—Sentry. Blackberry Steeplechase—Flaxen ...
... AROUND THE MARKETS. BLACKBERRIES AND PLUMS OUT= STANDING FEATURES. So far as the Fruit and Vegetable Market is concerned, material change can reported compared with the position of a week ago. Blackberries, or brambles, have made their appearance, though ...
... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 1 lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...
... as a second vegetabic. APPLE CHUTNEY BLACKBERRY OR ELDERBERRY TART 16 emons, minced or chopped: $ tb. cooking apples, minced or 8 oz. shori-crust pastry. 8 et. pre 2 level seaspoons growed ginger; pared blackberries or 1-2 level teaspoons salt. 2 level ...