... a lot of balls fire. There was a terrific Bonk and deluge of petrol. M' y - engine would not go. Th time I landed in a blackberry bush. ...

... jammaking in village halls and schools, starting with the gooseberry crop and continuing until the autumn gathering of the blackberries. This task has been entrusted to Women's Institutes as an important national service and no branch can refuse to take part ...

... of I don't know why I picked tl every true pleasures for my competition, woman. / There are so many to choose frorr. Blackberrying, sleeping out ut the stars, the smell of new ha` coffee or Scotch tweed, paddl ...

... FOR BRAMBLES THERE is to be a special grant of sugar for the making of blackberry jam. The Ministry of Food, announcing this yesterday, said a scheme for the collection of blackberries is being considered, but in any case their gathering will be stimulated ...

... Bremen on Sunday night. 3s. A POUND BLACKBERRIES Specially .cUltivated blackberries, grown in all parts of the country, are heing sold in London stores at prices ranging from 2s. to 3s. a pound. Prewar these blackberries would have been Is. or ls. 6d. a ...

... 4.—Thursday. September 1, • b e 'a You, like the squirrels, will begin soon to think about stores for the cold weather. Blackberries, apples and pears, beans for drying. Cookery Leaflet No. tells you how to store all of these, and also gives recipes for ...

... made in the United Kingdom comes into force today. The principal varieties affected are those containing apples, plums and blackberries. Increases vary from id. to 3d. per 21b. jar, and have been made necessary by the high prices ruling his season. ...

... wartime work at present. It cannot be looked upon as a peacetime career. Mrs. Finnis, Acton:— Blackberry bla n cmanges without milk. Boil alb. blackberries with 1 dessertspoonful of sugar or syrup. When cooked, stir in 2 dessertspoonfuls cornflour (after ...

... people who don’t live In Keep it simmering until Hie country districts have vague sloes are pulpy and then add ideas of blackberry jelly when Jib. sugar .for each pound you mention jam made from fruit. wild fruit. Skim again and allow to sim- Aelually ...

... the bus-riding public country districts have vague sloes are pulpy and then add is so untidy. She star t e d a i ideas of blackberry jelly when ?Ob. sugar for each pound of ticket -saving campaign . . . you mention jam made from fruit. gently reminding ...

... .. . crossways—all over the dashed place, in f act. 51b. of blackberries a night' for three nights for officers' mess, Tart oDniment—lf he hadn't talked he wouldn't have had a black-(.berry) mark. Anyhow, it's more useful. than C.B Into the Breeches! ...

... foam forms o; centre and whe aould be skimmed. les, the f The natural colour of this jelly is not very attractne. little blackberry juice or a few drops some artiicial colouring mixture will put that right, the flavour mix crab apples with sloes, and Yin ...