... Britain's moat plentiful harvests of the year is about to be gathered in—the harvest of blackberries. or brambles as they are called in Scotland. Every year the blackberries ripen in hedgerows and in rough uncultivated patthes of land. Every year thousands ...

... to go out into the country and pick blackberries. Children should be accompanied by an adult because it is more important than ever this year that no damage should be done to growing crrms or to fences. But blackberry picnics can cie vend fun. This year ...

... plum, greengage. damson. rhubarb and ginger, marrow and ginger, plum and apple and bullace jam, t.hk blackberry and apple jelly, and clear blackberry Pl.v have been made, and a large quaLtuy has already been sold. ...

... 1221b5. of Jam: Plum (various aorta), 2,302:b.; rhubarb. 1471 b.: marrow. nth.: plum and apple. 1561 b.: blackberry and apple, 3841 b.: blackberry, 451 b. The weight for weight production was 91 per cent. A total of 3,4301 b. of fruit and sugar was used ...

... they could cope with. The blackberry cabrought in was disappointing, it is felt that another year. if it is necessary, more people—perhaps children—might help in The picking. At Westend the British Legion members p:cked blackberries and also a whole tree ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after spiinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...

... Locksath, to make the village self-eupportg in Jam, fruit being bought at ket prices Next week the canning of toes and blackberries takes 11 0 ...

... painted the picture herself, although only four and a bit. But first they imagined the story . • • • Once upon a time in 'Blackberry Hollow,' in the House of the Toadstool, Fairy Blue Bell lived. She was a very kind Fairy, and worked hard to make scent ...

... the committee may not buy fruit from outside the borough area, supplies present something of a prc.blorn. We want plums, blackberries, apples, marrows and even rhubarb, Mrs. Senior said. At present we only have two collecting centres—Henty Hall, Shirley ...

... Has learned to live — of good things: dazzling white and fairy-like snowacapes, playing children The bloom that common blackberries full of the joy of living, lovely child bear. portraits. sunlit valleys. threatening As sensuous as the olive, mountains ...

... stitch till collected £2. and the evacuees the righ:, front to match, As both you have done 27 inches—or as much as gathered blackberries for the lam sides of garter stitch are the same, you want , k i giti p round the waist , centre. earning 10s. which they ...