... blackberries. This is a good year for blackberries. In a too-wet summer the friiit is scarce and tasteless, and in a too-dry summer apt to be hard and juiceless. But this year it is reported perfect. The supply on the Surrey'commons is attracting London ...

... fragments of the same. know the name of the housewife who first mated blackberry with apple: bat it was one of the happiest marriages ever made. The apple provides: scb- stanee, the blackberry iends and their two juices combine to form nectar. When you ada ...

... Rhubarb and Blackberry. Y Granny's Receipt Book put ine ou to the track of an unusual coin, hination of fruits Jor jam, i.e., rhubarb and hlack berry. af to of black. 1 put herries, a 4 let it stand overnight with Mh. of sugar sprinkled over it, Next ...

... Blackberries Arrive. Early blackberries are on sale in several districts here in fair quantities. The price is generally lOd. to Is. per lb., which should drop as supplies become more plentiful. These pleasant fruits of autumn are welcome to the housewife ...

... Blackberry Sunday. Once upon a time our festivals were appointed by the calendars of the Church. Nowadays apparently that function is undertaken by the advertising experts of the Underground Railways. In accordance, therefore, with the tempting behest ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME. THOSE who live ill the South knownothing of the true joys of blackberrying, as in the North. In Hampshire or Berkshire you can stroll down any lane and fill basket in five minutes from one bush. Yorkshire you may go for miles to find ...

... surprised to learn that there are enormous uantities of blackberries in the market. et, accord- ing to the men in the trade, t! are sell- ing very slowlyy. Is one reason 50 many peo go out on blackberrying ex- peditions pe motor-car in these days This being ...

... Blackberry Cordial. the aA verv nice to be used during Winter as a drink can be made from black. derrics. It may be diluted with hot or cold water, or with soda water, according to tasie. Blackberry flavour is always hked by children, and blackberry cordial ...

... Blackberry idly. For every four pounds of blackberries allow balf-e-pint of water. For each pint of juice allow half to three-quarters uf pound of loaf sugar. Boil until the fruit is soft, then strain off the juice through jelly-bag or wire sieve. Press ...

... phenomena are frequent in November. In the neighbourhood of Ventnor especially it is no uncommon thing to find ripe and juicy blackberries on the bushes just as Christmas is at hand. Wireless Mr. Godfrey Isaacs, who, worn out with J5 years’ continuous work as ...

... berries were in rofusion. i re was no evidence of anv having been gatherod. The French children did not appear to at the ‘blackberry in the way in which ours do. mental explanation at the time of the difference of attitude of the two people to what is.” ...

... 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 ...