... ships this year to import fruitpulp for jam-making. Home-grown truji must make up for it. Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crabapples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. SO, whether ...

... savoys, gale, cauliflower, Jate celery, and leeks should be put in; and fruitsplums, damsons, and bush fruits, including blackberries, also rhubarb—should be bottled. _ Store :gph'l in a cool place, not too dry, but at the same time not damp enough to gause ...

... side for 1 to 13 minutes. Serve turned out on a ha ~TEealll 11l 4 silealnne) water coming dish with golden, syrup, melted blackberry or plum jelly, or any jam you prefer, or with tinned fruit juice heata] and sweetened, or with a cup of brown sugar melted ...

... with rose 4 of place a il “a heantifn ~_ and pride r cake which had been made Fitzherbert West, left later for the south » blackberry frock and coa vith nigger brown baku etraw hat and acces orics, She also carried @ beautiful brow whlbion handbar tha otft ...

... 6d; 7 lbs., 6s lid. Rx;pberry and red currant.—l Ib., 11d; 2 Ibs,, 1s 84d; 3 Ibs. 25 6d; 4 Ibs.. 35 4d: T ibs.. 55 10d. Blackberry, greengage, loganberry, red currant, raspberry and gooseberry, strawberry and gooseberry.—l Ib,, lfitg; 2 lbs., 1s 74d; 3 ...

... ‘‘neeps boiled in water' at noon, and the same again at five o'clock, and at seven at night they got a cup of thd boiled on blackberry leaves, and a two lb. loaf among ten men. Every night they used to hear the R.A.F. bombing the river and the docks, which ...

... ** Granny's Bong at Twilight,”” Miss L. Tulloch; Solo, ** Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond, Mr J. S'rachan; Dialogue, ** Blackberrying, Messrs W, P. Anderson and R. Smith;: Solo, “ When vou and 1 were yo.n_fi. Mr J. Dalsiel; 8010, *ln an Old-Fashioned Town ...

... Moffatt;: ' The Furze Bush,” Barbara Coutts; solo, Violet Hunter; recitation, four primary class girls; recitations, ** Blackberries,” Annie Murray; °* Cultivation,” Ivor Johns; and “* Floral Types,” Laura Watt. Pastor Booml‘e{. from Sandwick, ow:sied ...

... of his experiences during recent fighting, a private of the Highland Light Infantry Now that shells are as plentiful as blackberries we arc making i@ hot for the Germans. We fairly make them dance and howl with pain when our guns get full tilt at them ...

... bread. Poach six new-laid egas. place one in each tomato, pour P-:d-tdnnli.nm-cuhen. Bricknseery Cream Ices.—Take 11b. of blackberries, and crush in a bowl adding juice of a lemon and 30z. of castor sugar. When well amalzamated, beat in by degrees a pint ...

... coming half-way up the sides, for one to one and a half hours. Serve turned out on a hot dish with golden syrup, melted blackberry or plum jelly, or any jam you prefer, or with tinned fruit juice heated and sweetened, Black Cap Pudding. Follow standard ...

... choice of fruits, colours blending well together. For instance, yellow fruit such as apricots should not be mixed with blackberries, but rather with bananas, oranges, pineapple and pleces of mock ginger jam. Again, bottled passion fruit goes well with ...