... DEAR BLACKBERRIES Tawstock Farmer and Fluctuating Prices George Harvey, farmer and market gardener, of Collabear Farm. Tawstock. was fined 5/- at Barnstaple Borough Sessions on Thursday for overcharging for blackberries. He pleaded not guilty. Mr. F -J ...

... GARDEN FRUIT Sell your surplus to the FRUIT PRESERVATION CENTRES WANTED the blackberries and crabapples the children have picked from the hedges, will help to make up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether it is modest little basketful or a good ...

... have a few windfall apples in the garden and you are energetic enough to pick yourself some blackberries from the hedge, you can make some delicious Blackberry Cheese fox only the cost of the sugar. Even if you buy all the fruit this is worth making ...

... tested. You can successfully combine elderberries and blackberries if you like. Blackberry iellv is made in the same way as the above. You will probably have noted a method for making apple and blackberry jelly in a previous note. ...

... has bottled blackberries most carefully in the past, they always turn out badly, being tasteless and mushy. The trouble is that this reader has bottled them in water only as she does for gooseberries and plums, and unfortunately blackberries and raspberries ...

... munitions! hear many useful household hints ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM A Grand Use for Stale Bread Allow lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. Cut the stale ends of your loaves into The blackberries must not be over- neat pieces and bake them in the ripe. Put ...

... Appledore), on Wednesday in last week. The church had been nicely decorated with corn, fruit, and vegetables, mushrooms and blackberries being included. There had been a gale warning in the early morning, and during the crossing from the mainland a heavy Atlantic ...

... send a copy of Cooker Notes . - I 5 Storing Autumn Fruits— about Stores for the cold Making Savoury Spreads. weather. Blackberries, apples and pears, beans Name for drying. Cookery Leaflet No. 15 tells you Street how to store all of these, and also gives ...

... vandals who so often strip the branches of their fruits long before they are ripe will leave them for the red squirrels. Blackberries, too, promise prolific crop, and small quantities are al ready ripe for picking. The river Lyn, now reduced to the proportions ...

... the property was sold to Mr. Anteu. Messrs. Toller. Oerton and Balsdon. were the solicitors for the vendor. Nature Note Blackberry blossom is to be seen .in the garden .of Mr. A. Tucker, 16. Carringtonterrace, Yeo Vale. ...

... Mr. Jack Phillips, of Winsford Farm, Bideford, on Christmas Day. These exceptionally early lambs are doing splendidly. Blackberries were picked on Christmas Day by Mr. W. Lang, of 8. North View Avenue, Bideford, who discovered a lovely spray of ripe fruit ...

... Prison jumping the wall. For four days he lived in a field suffering from an ankle injury. During this time he lived on blackberries. He got on to a small estate and took a handbag containing £4 2s. from a house. Still in prison clothes, and carrying a ...