... or bushes a rough frame should be placed a little way from the trees to support the nets. Raspberries, loganberries, and blackberries make many more shoots than A are required for next year’s crop. study of the space that is to be filled should be made ...

... EVERYTHING THAT [| COOD. Ten pounds of blackberries, six pounds of loaf sugar, and two gallons of cold water. Bruise the berries (which must be per- fectly sound), and place them in a small tub, adding the water. Cover and eet aside In three days’ time ...

... moderate joven. When cool, place some of the straws through the rings, and serve de- corated with parsley. Ten pounds of blackberries, six pounds lof loaf sugar, and two gallons of cold water. Bruise the berries (which must be per- fectly sound), and place ...

... remainder may then be placed in boxes or sacks in a dark, cool shed, where they he exposed to frost. PRUNING LOGANBERRY AND BLACKBERRY. Autumn pruning is a detail of ance in the garden, and attention ought now to be given to it. Loganberry. herry, raspberry ...

... among the aged and sick of the congregation, By DELAVILLE. Fashionable shades include huntsman’s green, violet, crushed blackberry red, and a rather bright brown which “ goes” with tan shoes and is known as tangerine brown. Black is always smart, of course ...

... abundant crop of all kinds of fruits and berries in most districts. M. B. R.—You can lift and replant the rooted tips of blackberry shoots; they will soon make R. R.—Newly planted raspberry canes should be cut down to within 6 inches of the ground in February ...

... BLACK) RY Go. One pound of blackberries, four ounces of sugar, a pint and a half of water, half- a-teacupful of fine sago, a few drops of carmine, some whipped cream, a little lemon juice. Put the blackberries into an enamel! saucepan with the water and ...

... CKBERRY SHAPE Boil a pound of fresh blackberries in a pint and a half of water, then strain the herries through a hair sieve. Replace the blackberry juice in the pan, and add two ounces of sugar and the juice of a lemon. Bring to the boil again, then ...

... cordials that can be pled. The proportions are 14 pints of ter and the same amount of vinegar to « ory 4h Ibs. of 4 ked blackberries. Sim- rit in exactly the same way as the lerberry cordial, and when the fruit is] y tender, take from the pan, and allow] ...

... coat of boucle cloth trimmed with black fox fur. A teconung velour hat matched the dress. Mrs Lamb's exquisite gown was of blackberry mirasole. The charming bodice of ecru lace was appliqued at the eorsage. in which was I ed a spray of coffeecoloured roses ...

... and she wore a spray of pink rosebuds. becoming toilette of blackberry silk romain, adorned with self-coloured cire lace motifs, was the choice of the bridegroom's mother. Her hat of blackberry panne velvet had insertions of net to tone, and she wore a ...

... sweeten, and pile on top of the shape when you are ready to send it to table. BLACEBERRI AND APPLE JAM. Four pounds of blackberries, four large cooking apples cut into quarters, the juice of one lemon, three-and-a-half pounds of sugar, a teaspoonful of ...