... BLACKBERRY TARTLETS •1 ozs. plain flour 1 teaspoon sugar Little water for mixing ozs. dripping or fat 1 dessertspoon dried egg 1 teaspoon baking powder Sift flour,' baking powder and dried egg together, rub in the fat, then mix to a st►ff paste with a ...

... APPLE AND BLACKBERRY JAM. Ingredients:-1 lb. cooking apples, 2 lb. blackberries, 5 lb. preserving sugar. Itlethod: —Pick over the blackberries; lay them on a dish, cover them with 1 lh. of sugar, and leave till the next day. Pecl, core and slice the apples ...

... The Sad Story of the Heart of Colinette. B.• L.l MAIM A SACKYILLE. Cohnstie is the garden eating blackberries. She sat in the middle of a square patch of lawn surrounded by tall yew hedges cut into curious shapes. Between the hedges were aide, smooth ...

... funds. The winners were Mrs Adams, Mrs Davidson, and Mrs Fotheringham. The competition was for blackberry and raspberry jam, and the winners were :—Blackberry Jam-1, Mrs C. Leslie; 2, Mrs Johnston ; 3, Mrs Greig. Raspberry—l, Mrs Greig; 2. Mrs Adams; 3 ...

... cold then fob: in the custard. Pour into glasses and decorate with a dab of whipped cream. BLACKBERRY SPONGE. Ingredients :- -One lb. molting apples, 1 lb blackberries, 6 OM sugar, 2 oss. butter. 2 oss. sugar, .1 oss. flour, I small teaspoonful baking powder ...

... NAVE YOU NOTICED- That blackberry squash—a mixture of purple, red, pink, and black—is the latest colour for the moors? That autumn bronze—a mixture of autumnal red and brown—is to he another popular colour for sporting wear? That it is still not too late ...

... chopped apple, a cupful of cooked diced potatoes, and decorate with chopped mint and a small chopped onion. THE BLACKBERRY CROP Blackberries are ripening fast all over the country. Don't neglect this good and health -giving fruit. Try to berry-pidring ...

... of the Jane period. SLACKSERRY COMPLEXKIi Beauty experts have been busily pis a make-up chart for wearing with the blackberry colour that is sweepini fashion centres of Paris, New York , London. They have decided on a ha mauve powder for evening ...

... BOOKS REVIEWED. BLACKBERRY WINTER. By Evelyn Hanna. (Hutchinson. Sa &I.) PRELUDE TO TROUBLE. By John Bentley. (Hutchinson. 7a 6d.) CALLING ALL SUSPECTS. By Carolyn Wells. (Lippincott. is 6d.) MARIGOLD. By Grace Livingston Hill. (Lippincott. 78 6d.) THE ...

... altiwther prohibiting shop sales. The Food Production Department invites the goodwill of fanners towards erganiced groups of blackberry pickers. All existing organisations, particularly schools, are being used to furnish these gronpa . Local achoolniusters ...

... conjunction with sheer gold materials are certainly popular at present. One especially graceful model for the older of blackberry-1111,1.k stint velvet, which appeared to he woven on a gold background. It had three-quarter length loose sleeves, gauged ...

... ships this year to import fruit pulp for jam-making. Homegrown fruit must make up for it. Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crab-apples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether ...