... BLACKBERRY ING JOYS . Sunday Pictorial Office. v y DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS,— -- Have you been’ blackberrying ’ ‘yet? The blackberries are all-out -heaths and commons near where'l some- how -I ‘don’ fancy they: will remain on the bushes for long! Almost every ...

... ouf into the country this week-end will be carrying baskets with them, for it is now blackberry time, and the recent spell of hot weather has assured the blackberry bushes being well loaded with ripe fruit. The bramble is one of the most common shrubs ...

... that the fattest, blackest. and juiciest blackberry is always. the most difficult to get at? Probably because all the others have been picked. But somehow I don’t think that is the only reason. a blackberry finds itself growing into a special beauty ...

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... he has picked it and got the thorn into his finger. Then you can abstract it from his basket- A peculiar fact about the blackberry, hitherto unnoticed by scientists. is that, although you confine-your attentions to the perfectly blaek ones, 28 soon as ...

... supply of bottled tart fruits. You want not only the usual vellow plums, but red and Vic- toria plums. greengages, cherries, blackberries and rhubarb For a good tart of the best sweets you can serve on acold day. Var tarts with steamed puddings, and milk pud- ...