... •LACKEEKD/I AND APPLE JELLY. blackberries, two pounds ut app:s-i. One and • quarter pp . unds sugar to emery pint ut rich the apples, cut into pieces. Nave all 111. trust in pan, Cover with water. Bring to the boil, and boil till colt lot twenty minutes ...

... RECIPES BLACKBERRY JELLY. F o ur cup* berry juice, t ,, t;‘ bl e spoons JUlcr, right, cups fibre* sod • ball pouudsi • sugar. t o jil:or, with thorntigh'y or grind shut threw quolt• fully ripe homes. Mace in jelly c:ntli nr bag and *quest* out join+. ...

... Britain took and the British West Indies P 10,817. During 1933 bilberries to the value of £3,4D went to Great Britain, while blackberries to the value of £*3B went to the same destination. Of unmanufactured tobacco, of which 'in 1930 Great Britain took £1,679 ...

... fors. aim seal tightly. with new rubber bands. * * BERRIES AND CURRANTS. The natural da%our of cumnts and all berries. . . blackberries. raspberries, loganberries. . . can be preserved in the following way: V.l.h the fruit and put into a cheesecloth bag. ...

... went into tl..s vnbouse again and wink he iv.. arr.. Dawson caught hint. The statement was that his son la.-king blackberries when tbed seie mg their dinner. Himself an basket at the greenhouse and 10. Joined them there. lie heard Fr. , .It what ...