... BLACKBERRIES Centres are now looking forward to better season with the wild fruits, and ther every prospect of heavy crop of blackberries. E.derberries also promise well, and these, with apples, make an excel, lent Jelly. Reviewing the season as far ...

... Blackberry Time. V WOULD draw attention to the * fact that the Covernm ml ,* andou* that the fu led pouibir arc >he old made this season's btackoeiry crop, and that many of the terries as possible should b> mads m-o The Ministry of Africj.tutr and Ministry ...

... fruits. Blackberries are already ripe and although it is the habif in rural districts to gather large quantities of this free harvest of the hedgerows, there is no question that many tons are wasted every vear. Properly organised parties of blackberry pickers ...

... BLACKBERRY HARVEST We miss the fruit that used to come us in such generous Quantities from overseas. Nor will our own fruit harvest be as plentiful in some years. The empty fruit bowls and the modest jam ration are evidence of the gap restricted imports ...

... BLACKBERRIES IN MARKET Cultivated blackberries, at ts. |lb., were among small supplies of fruit Derby Market, to-day. Oranges, again scarce, were available some stalls at 7hd. a lb., and apples at Bd. a lb. Other prices were: English grapes, black arid ...

... Lived A Week On Blackberries FTER living for a week on nothing but blackberries, a i3-i/ears-old Camberley schoolboy, who disappeared a week ago, was found last night on Old Dean Common, Camberley. He was weak and exhausted, his father that he had been ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM AT LUDFORD Inquiries At The Rectory rrHE news which we published 1. last week that Ludford had a large amount of blackberry jam which it was having difficulty , in disposing of aroused great interest over a wide area. It was made clear ...

... Leicestershire County Council. Blackberry Jam—6lb. -blackberries. 6lb. sugar, -pint water; 3 level teaspoonfuls citrie or tartaric acid, or - pint apple juice. Yield 10lb, jam. Unsieved Blackberry and Apple Jam—iilh. blackberries, 141 h. cooking apples (peeled ...

... BLACKBERRIES DAMSONS Wanted; any quantity: best prices paid.—Saunders, Fruiterer, Swinegate. Grantham. ...

... 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. 15 tells you how to store all of these, and also gives recipes for savoury pastes in jars. Write ...

... 11undreds of schoolchildren have been searching for blackberries to take to the local jam making centres. It has paid them better than gleaning used to do. Threepence is paid for every pound of blackberries which the children can find. There are pounds and ...

... whom the prize of 2/6 has been awarded this week. BOTTLED BLACKBERRIES —Method: Put blackberries into a colander, sink it gradually Into pan of cold water, lift out and drain. Now arrange blackberries neatlv proper preserving jars. Place fids on loosely. ...