... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry jam -will not keep unless made from perfectly dry and fresh fruit. As in the case of most other jams, threequarters of a pound of sugar should be used to every pound blackberries but the fruit should be weighed after picking off ...

... —Eggs 1/3 1/5 per dozen; Butter 1/1 per lb.; Chickens 74. to Bd. per lb.; Ducks 7d. Bd. per lb; Hens (boilers) 4d. per lb; Blackberries lid. per lb. ...

... on Care the hair,” given Mr. Hind Icy, who was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The competition for the best lib. pot of blackberry jelly was judged by Mrs. Stephens, who awarded the prize to Mrs. Phelps. The social half-hour was occupied by a round-table ...

... by the I-ommissioner, and so to bed. Monday morning was spent in Scout games, *!T w© went to prepare dinner. I found 'I blackberries, gathered by my “valet” bum!) were on the menu, and with the TewjV •*>’ contingent (one Rover) shared j 1 ’«ry. “Rest hour” ...

... one foot deep, keeping far back that you can only just see your float. Wasp grub is best for this job„ but gentles paste, blackberries or grasshoppers, will do. I saw the most remarkable thing Sunday. A few of us went down the Canal, more an outing than ...