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... HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES One Britain? moat plentiful harvests the year about to be gathered in—the harvest of blackberries. It estimated that in peace-time oixly per cent, of the total blackberry crop harvested. This year the Ministry of Food is anxious ...
... BLACKBERRY SALAD in a deep dish a tin pineapple cubes and some large ripe blackberries. Sweeten to taste needed, then stand several hours to amalgamate well. Place sundae individual jelly glasses, top with ice ereana, and serve once. This unique and delicious ...
... idea examine local wild blackberries, which nav peve.il some superior varieties which might -e propagated by layering the ends of the at this time the year. is much be.-t form a plantation quite young plant.-*. Native blackberries will glow and iairlv well ...
... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Stew the blackberries until tender, then strain, and every pint of juice add lib. loaf sugar, joz. of cinnamon, and ior. each of mace and cloves. Place the mixture in a lined tl»e fire, and after it has boiled for twenty minutes set ...
... BLACKBERRIES IN COTTA6E GARDEN Even many professional gardeners are under the .impression canpot be with any degree orsdccOsS' places other than which nature originally elected, and the failure efforts the Beadle Forest district to transplant the bushes ...
... BLACKBERRY AND BANANA PIE Grease a pie dish and put good layer cake or sponge crumbs at the bottom. Pour over enough juice from stewed berries to soak the crumbs. Over this put a good layer of thinly sliced bananas and black berries. This can served as ...
... BLACKBERRY AND DAMSON JAM. Take an equal weight of blackberries and damsons, and to each pound of the first allow three-quarters pound of good preserving sugar, and for the damsons exactly their own weight. Wash and drain the blackberries, put them in ...
... NEW WAYS WITH BLACKBERRIES Finally, turn the hedgerows and byways this countryside—where blackberries, ripening fast, are yours tor the picking. Make them into jam And jelly for the winter. Add blackberry chutney the store Cupboard for novelty, noting ...
... )NG OF THE BLACKBERRY HUNTERS jt are huaters keen, though wft cause no pain. And never bird shoe*; I i conscience clear, our hands we stain With the blood of the rieh, ripe fruit It's heigh! ho 1 for the blackberry time And it's ©eigh I for the hunters ...
... Successful Cultivation of Blackberries. Even many professional gardeners are under the impression that blackberries cannot be cultivated with any degree of success in places other than those which Nature originally selected, and the failure of several ...
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... 7-40., the b-0, 80, Orchestra, *2O, Blackberry Pie J (revue;.?.; Raiders Passed.''* North of the Tweed, George Blake. -I'MGaelic Concert. 11-0, Hail and his Orchestra, 11-30, C. 1.1-54, And Bed, .pre sen ted isd. A.VI e m 12-0, New?. FOR THE FORCES ...