... died. some cases to the years old and previously have ‘truited sounds as if the push is disease pa which-the affected by““blackberry virus Himals: It of the diseases whic t without seeing of the wood cannot say w nae = ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND JAM RATIONS Blackberry gathering by school children ji: being encouraged by tho Food Production an¢ educational authoritics in certain Midland counties to keep Tommy’: 's jam ration up to scale. f-holidays are to be given, and farmers ...

... adding them the blackberries. When the two fruits are put Into the pan together without this preliminary, the eflect oi the blackberry Juice Is to harden the apples. A good recipe for a preserve of this kind requires 3;.1b. blackberries. 31b. apples, lib ...

... Blackberry-Leaf Tea Rationing as it was known before the occupation became more severe, and was extended. This autumn the rations were 2oz. butter (no other fats). 2oz. sugar. 4Jlb. bread per man, 41b. per woman. There no fixed meat ration, the average ...

... BLACKBERRYING PARTIES FASHIONABLE. With euch a fine September there ie no lack of attrac- tion for the cyclist out and away in the oj country, for the ro: are just now in finer con dition than they have been all the eeason, due in a great measure to early ...

... 14 Devilled Blackberries. Since blackberries, fresh picked this morning, were still coining into Loudon to-day, must be presumed that the venerable tradition which forbade the 4 gathering the berry alter Michaelmas Day has ceased to be valid, unless ...

... BLACKBERRIES STILL DEAR. The fruit which at present appeals to the housewife are hlackberries, and although these continue to arrive in large quantities they do not get any cheaper and are still selling at 4d. a Ib. Phere are, however, some excellent ...

... plentiful with larger arrivals of Worcester pearmains cobnuts is also to hand from about 4a. or &d., and a supply of Kent Blackberries continue in good supply ranging between 6d. and 7¢. Oranges tend to be eves dearer, though on the stalls they remain at ...

... “FAIR VAD ON BLACKBERRIES.” “People are fair mad after the blackterries this year,” said my gcod lady of the preserving pan. The invaders have been so numercus, it scems, that the owners of some cf the estates in the vicinity have givem instructicns that ...

... BLACKBERRY GATHERING SCHEME. ask for the publicity your paper to appeal all owners and occupiers of lands to a»i6t in the above ©elieme bv granting permission for entry tlieir land Tliroughout countv of Yorkshire the blackberries, will b« picked and collected ...

... Season. The rains of yesterday have probably ‘put an end to a record blackberry season. It is many weeks since people set ont on what they thought would be the last blackberrying expedition. In my own home (writes a correspondent of the “ Daily Chronicle’) ...

... Hedß'crew Blackberries. These are very abundant crop this season, and they are ripening earlier I ever remember seeing them. This will be much in favour of those who have fruit to market, as in some seasons they ripen so late that the frost spoils very ...