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... STEWED Blackberries . . Apples°, Plums WITH SHREDDED , , WHEAT Enjoy the fruits of b Autumn, so plentiful and cheap just now • have them daily with Shredded Wheat, the ideal cereal food. ...
... rule FOR JAM. BY HERBERT HAMELIN. Blackberries promise to plentiful this year, announced Lavender in an exulting kind of voice, looking up from the paper. I declined to argue—it's ne use at all. My private belief is that these insidious paragraphs ...
... midge-bites. Nettle stings .nnumerable. Three Jags in clothes. Mosmiito-bites, say, seventeen. Blackberries, about a pint. No; as a branch of economy blackberrying Is overrated! Its other virtues I am prepared to admit. After all, when the bag Is .mall you ...
... llb 21b BLACKBERRY & APPLE - 1/14 1 / 1 0 STRAWBERRY &APPLE - 1 / 1 1/11 PLUM - - - 1/14 2/- BLACKBERRY - - 1/24 2/2 RASPBERRY & GOOSEBERRY 1/24 212 STRAWBERRY 1164 2/10 RASPBERRY - - 1/8 3f- MARMALADE - - - 11- 1/10 ld. allowed on 11b. Glass Jars when ...
... MINERS' MENU. Blackberries and Corn at Ashby. A strong appeal was mad* at the meeting of Ashby-de-la-touch Board of tivardisae on Saturday by Mr. F.: W. 'I andy for the relief, which had been cut down to sa. a week fur the wife of a man and a week ...
... BLACKBERRY TIME. When the s nods are chouging colour, Golden brown the trees, Then I like to go (Chomping Picking blackberries. Haze of smoke from autumn burnings, Sweetly scented fire, I wall on o'er hill and valley, Never seem to tire. Slowly filling ...
... ASTON DARBY AND JOAN. Recollections of Bygone Days. GOLDEN WEDDING. Days when blackberries grew in the vicinity of Witten-road, and bricklayers worked cheerfully from 6 a.m. till 6 p.m. for Bd. per hour, were recalled yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. William ...
... August. these out for Kitchen Scrapbook & HOW TO MAKE BLACKBERRY SHORTCAKE 5 oil. flour 1 dessertspoon Pinch of salt sugar 2 level tea- I oz. margarine spoons baking Milk to mix powder I lb. blackberries Sugar to sweeten METHOD : Mix dry ingredients. Rub ...
... then leave until cold. I Put the blackberries in saucepan with the sugar and water and boil well until they are quite soft. Rub 'them through a sieve. Mix the cornflour with a little water and stir tt into the blackberry mixture. Allow it to boil for fire ...
... Vo-day's Vouring AUTUMN TRIPS. BLACKBERRYING - TIME In September offers motorists a wealth of opportunity for enjoyable runs. This month is still half summer, and aU the countryside is now showing the fulness of i vegetation. At no season of the year ...
... GLORIOUS AUTUMN TINTS! THE PUNGENT BUT PLEASANT SMELL OF BURNING LEAVES! HEDGEROW HARVESTERS PICKING BLACKBERRIES AND NUTS. A PLEASING PROSPECT- MOST ENJOYABLE TO EXPERIENCE. A RIDE, A RAMBLE. GOOD HEALTH-NO GAMBLE. OOME TO THE BULL RING OR STATION STREET ...
... HEAR ALL SIDES. THAT PARCEL OF BLACKBERRIES. (Wo Or ?NZ BRIM/SRAM Gums] Sir,—.Mr. W. F. Lloyd's story of the mishap to a tin of blackberries in postal transit scarcely warrants his sweeping condtimnation of our postal system. Far from being a vast mass ...