... so that the chance of a country outing, or a glut in the market, may provide the fruit and time wasted BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.—To 1 quart of blackberry juice add 1 lb. of white sugar, 1 teaspoon of cloves, allspice, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Boil all together ...

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... ******* Where some useful trailing plant required for unsightly fence or wall or trellis work, there no better plant than the blackberry. There are now varieties on which larger berries are produced, and the ripening of the crop is more regular, while gathering ...

... couponsaving procedure to make a jumper from rayon yarn, eight ounces being sufficient for a short-sleeved style, and one in a blackberry stitch, complete with collar and back fastening. This latter is novel and neat as well as prettily coloured. Tips to Knitters ...

... simmer for 30 minutes. ORANGES AND LEMONS. Delightful drinks can be made from strawberries, loganberries, currants and blackberries. Simply crush and strain the fru-o. and add plain water. Do not sweeten with granulated sugar but use sugar syrup, made ...

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... with seed-pearl beading. Fur and beads are too rich and heavy for silk, and so a lovely crepe frock in the new and popular blackberry shade takes on an ethereally crisp and fluffy boa of net that reminds you of the lei, or garland of flowers which Hawaiians ...

... wishes to all Sunbeams, whilst Gordon tells me: ‘‘l have had a good time in the harvest fields. I have been out nutting and blackberrying, and ...

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... gooseberry and currant cuttings. Out back frn.itrtrce branches for grafting. Protect fig trees on walls. Plant loganberries and blackberries. Root-prune pears to produce fibrous root*. * CONCESSION TO BRITISH-BORN ALIENS. —Air Order in Council has boon made providing ...

... without sugar. For simple home use the following method is an excellent one, and may be used for plums, damsons, apples, or blackberries, or, indeed, fruit, large or small. Choose dry firm fruit not 100 ripe. Fill the bottle® up to the neck with fruvt —three-pound ...

... feather, the angle of which strikes upwards, to get the same line. Velvet is to be a favourite hat fabric New colours are the blackberry tones—these are very deep purples—and very dark greens. Beige is also an excellent choice for this season—and a practical ...