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... In Blackberry Time By J. D. W. IT is well to remember, when on blackberry-picking expeditions, that though you cannot be indicted for stealing wild fruit, cultivated crops must not be touched. A farmer has only to place manure at the roots of brambles ...
... BLACKBERRY TIME. kberrying, to my mind, is vastly .ned pasnmek Many people think it at trolling along lanes ond wan.. across fleas, idly plucking the t. fruit. u hare never blackberried, don't start, t a more painful, distressing, hopentertainment I ...
... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Choose the large, crisp, red, unripe berries. Wash the fruit and place in a preserving pan. Cover with water, and boil gently until all the juice is extracted. Then put into jellybag and let it run all night, or put through a fine sieve ...
... cupboard. both alone and mixed with apples. Poor Man's Port Our grandmothers called blackberry sine Poor Man's Port. M'ith blackberry syrup and blackberry jelly it was an old country favourite for doctoring sore throats. To make the wine—Wash. ...
... BURTON SHEEP SALE. A -BLACKBERRYING WE WILL GO. baskets, canes and hooked sticks V V both grown-ups and children scour the countryside in search of the succulent -blackberry. Scratched hands and torn clothes ars of lilde account so long u the baskets ...
... TO-DAY'S COOKERY HINT BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. (3;!e lb. blackberries, hall lb. apples, lemon juice, one pint milk. one oz. sugar, one egg, one teaspoonful cornflour, sponge cakes or stale cake. Stew the apples and blackberries in a little water until tender ...
... STEWED Blackberries .g.. AppiesorPlums WITHI- - - --- A -:' -• • SHREDDED WHEAT - - 7 Enjoy the fruits - Autumn, plentiful and cheap just now; hove - Wheat, die ideal cereal food. ...
... STEWED Blackberries . . Apples°, Plums WITH SHREDDED , , WHEAT Enjoy the fruits of b Autumn, so plentiful and cheap just now • have them daily with Shredded Wheat, the ideal cereal food. ...
... TO-DAY IN YOUR GARDEN. TIE in loosely the young growth of loganberries and blackberries, as these will be the fruit-bearing stems next season and must not be deo:eget Give gladioli an occasional watering with scot :cater. Hoe the.soil between them and ...
... GLORIOUS AUTUMN TINTS! THE PUNGENT BUT PLEASANT SMELL OF BURNING LEAVES! HEDGEROW HARVESTERS PICKING BLACKBERRIES AND NUTS. A PLEASING PROSPECT- MOST ENJOYABLE TO EXPERIENCE. A RIDE, A RAMBLE. GOOD HEALTH-NO GAMBLE. OOME TO THE BULL RING OR STATION STREET ...
... SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 1932 BLACKBERRY TIME! Harveter Busy! Happy Throng! Make Up Your Party! TRAVEL OUT A FEW MILES BY MIDLAND RED AND ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL SUNSHINE AND GLORIOUS OPEN OOUNTRY TAKE YOUR BAGS AND BASKETS BLACKBERRIES ARE PLENTIFUL THERE’S NOTHING ...
... eggs Is. 6d., potatoes 3s. per cwt., tomatoes 8d. per Ib., Dutch 4d., ¢ pus 4d., bilberries 10d., blackberries d. wo 23d., mushrooms Is. 4d., peas 2d., ans id., chickens 64d. to is, 5s. to 3s. 6d. per couple, rabbits ? 6d. to each. 1s. 4d. per couple ...