... Blackberry Picking. The children of the schools in the Chesham and district area have this week picked and sent away to be made into jam for the soldiers : 1 ton 7 cwt. 2 qrs. 11 lbs. of blackberries. ...

... BLACKBERRY VARIETIES. The Himalaya blackberry is recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society, and should be grown where space admits. It makes enormous growth. and bears clusters of blackberries of large size. Unlike ordinarY blackberries, it fruits ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Besides being used as fruit or dessert, blackberries art cooktd in tarts and pud* ding*. Their Hilvour is improved the addition «»f apples cut in slices. Then (here is blackberry jelly. Blackberry jam is a great reserve to draw upon ...

... BLACKBERRY AND CRABAPPLE JELLY. Take equal weights of blackberries and washed, halved crabs. Place in a preserving pan and barely cover with water. Bring to the boil slowly, removing all scum as it rises. Continue to boil slowly until fruit is quite soft ...

... CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES Messrs. Court. Brenchlcy. Large Tin (2J) 0 CARR, Calverley Road ; HADLOW, Mt. Ephraim ; I TUNBRIDGE RAISWELL, Mt. Pleasant; WELLS. SAWYER, Vale Road ) T. E. WlmsbarsL ...

... COLLECTION BLACKBERRIES. Agents aooointed by Sevenoaks Rural Food Control Committco. Mr. Bush, Sevenoaks. Receiving Depot:—Rural Food Control Office, 75. High-street, Bevenoaks. Between 4.20 and 7.30 p.m., or after p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Ewing, Kdenbridge ...

... THE HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES YOU CAN HELP TO GATHER IT IN One of Britain's most plentiful harvests of the year is about to be gathered in—the harvest of blackberries. or brambles as they are called in Scotland. Every year the blackberries ripen in hedgerows ...

... BLACKBERRIES FOR PRESERVING. The International Stores are open to purchase any quantity of Blackberries. Foil particulars of Prices, etc., can be obtained from their Branches at Tunbridge Wells and Sevenoaks. ITRE Polted Meat and Fi»h Paste most appetising ...

... Blackberry and Apple. Blackberries a treat that country children look forward to every year, and with the slightly bruned apples that the wind brings down they make a jam that is liked better than more expensive kinds. But an not very ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE Take a quantity of fruit, measure and bruise. Add one quart of boiling water tc each gallon. Allow to stand for 24 hours. stirring occasionally. Strain off the liquid into a cask. adding two pounds of sugar to each gallon. Cork tightly ...

... BLACKBERRY BLESSINGS. Is blackberrying an entiruly British habit? I told that in France where the berries grow just ate plentifully as they do here. nobody troubles pick them. It is strange that the thrifty French housewife should reject such a generous ...

... BLACKBERRIES FOR JAM. Owing to the complete failure of other Fruit Crop., Blackberries arc this season urgently required, in order to ensure the Jam Supply for the Troops, and also the General Public. Wo have arranged to send all the Berries we can purchase ...