... through sieve, or stone and mash them. Add milk to purie and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE AND DATE TART (For 4). Short pastry, using 4 oz. flour ; 8 oz. apples, peeled and sliced: 4 oz. dates, chopped; ...

... tablesps. milk and water. Filling: 6 level tablespoonfuls thick apple pulp; 2 oz. margarine; 2 level tablesps. honey; 8 oz- blackberries. Mix flour, baking powder (if used) and salt together and rub in margarine. Add sugar and mix to soft dough with honey ...

... jacket emphasising: a »» slender skirt with the new 1 llat iri'Ut line ami graceful Colours: lasu green, cherry, / VA and blackberry. Sizes: 34, ami 38 only. V £7-14-2 / POST ORDERS WELCOME u Postage and packing 1/6. I /f \ RATH RTRFF.T. I ...

... Cookery Corner The wet season has produced a fine crop blackberries, and is easy make this delicious bramble jelly. Method: Blackberries. water, sugar. Pick fruit slightly under-ripe, wash, and put preserving pan with half pint water to every 4 lbs. of ...

... paiKed along our lanes last week-end had brought out townspeople to enjoy an hour the open air and to gather blackberries. The best blackberries, however, as most A number occupiers renting farms col . try people know are found far from hoid compr.su:g ...

... Blarkdown, and Mr. W. Rogers A. non 2 A Hone; 3. C. Lyne Dwarf beans . 1,. Varney (Stoneleigh) gained the Loganberries. , Blackberries; 1, T. Forrest: 2 and 3. C. J. Blizzard. Banksian Medal with the highest f rs J GriffithT Hardy Marrows. 1 Parkvn: 2. Mis ...

... Rose; 2. S R. Holbrook: 3. H. Taplin. Pears: 1. S. R. Holbrook; 3. R. G. Rose. Plums: 1. R. G Rose; 3. S R. Holbrook. Blackberries. 1. R G. Rose; 2. S. R. Holbrook. Honey (light); 1. A. Rawlings. Dark : 2. A. Rawlings. Potatoes (kidney, white): 1. R ...

... Whitehead; 3. H. Wilkins. Cooking pears: 1, \V. Kitchener. Dessert pears: 1, R- Thornicroft; 2, A.’E. Measures; 3, H. Wilkins. Blackberries ; 2, T. Measures; 3, H. Hitchman. Damsons : 1. T. Measures; 2. H. Wilkins: B. Fell. Plums: 1, J. Whitehead; 2. B Fell; ...

... completely destroyed by fire. She had received £385 compensation. In statement to P.C. K. G. Jones, the boy said he was blackberrying with his seven-year-old sister. He had two matches in his pocket, and his sister told him to strike one. She knocked mv ...

... basket. seeing Mr. Poynton, defendant went across the garden to hedge and made believe she was picking blackberries, but there were no blackberries there. Keeping observation Mr. Poynton saw defendant return to the bean tow and resume picking beans. She ...

... admiral flopping are awarding (ewer university scholarclumsilv around among the ovcr-npe ships. Let the disappointed on.s be blackberries, and one afternoon a brim- encouraged. .While there .lone fluttered gailv along the hedge-side, on. and inch of candle ...

... unlerstood that the spraying of bru scl sprout crop« took place at the height the blackberrv season. There was a danger that blackberries would become po« ...