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... NOTES ON BLACKBERRIES. Cultivated blackberries produce excellent crops under favourable conditions; but they must have a soil rich enough in humus to hold abundant moisture, which is so important as the weather becomes hotter. Very shallow surface tillage ...
... BLACKBERRY ORDER. RETAIL PRICE FIXED ei r - FounpENck: I POUND. The Blackberry Order fixing the price of fruit to jam manufacturers at lid. a lb. end a I max i mum ' ,m a il price to the priblic of U. a lb. vim made cc Saturday. The Press Bureau. in ...
... tablespoonstula water. Peel, core, and shoe apples. cook with the blackberries until soft, then rub through a sieve, and add the sugar. Dissolve the gelatine in the water, add it to the pulp. Whip the cream Stiff, add the fruit when quite cold, turn a ...
... MIDDLETON MARMALADE IS PERFECTION. FRESH FRUIT AT ALL SEASONS. Strawberries, Greengages, Black Currants, Blackberries. The Whole Fruit ii Delicious Syrup. CANNED AT MIDDLETON. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT CO-OPERATIVE STORES. ...
... FRUIT PURE SUGAR. MIDDLETON MARMALADE IS PERFECTION. FRESH FRUIT AT ALL SEASONS Strawberries, Greengages, Black Currants, Blackberries. The Whole Fruit in Delicious Syrup. CANNED AT MIDDLETON. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT CO-OPERATIVE STORES. ...
... ordinary way, taking great care to match the colour. THE HARVEST OF THE HEDGEROWS. SOME RECIPES. SEEDLESS BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAN.- 11b. ripe blackberries, 211). sharp apples, 1 pint water, lib. sugar to elm+ pint of prepared fruit. Peel, core, and quarter ...
... webbing is trifling, and it will greatly prolong the usefulness of the rug. NOW BLACKBERRIES ARE IN SEASON! I BLACKBERRY JELLY (I).—Crush in l mortar three pounds of blackberries, place them in a basin, and this in another of hot water to extract. the juice ...
... three parts of a cupful of milk, a cupful of blackberries. Cream the butter and sugar together, add the beaten egg and milk, gradually add Os dour and baking powder. Pour a wellgreased basin, drop the blackberrie , into the batter, cover with a greased strum ...
... with butter. BLACKBERRY 3fout.n.—Take one pound of blackberries, one and a-half pints of water, lemon juice, three ounces of sugar, and cornflour. Put the fruit into an enamelled pan with the sugar and water, and simmer until the blackberries are reduced ...
... control of the South Notts Hut, and that even sear the Hunt had to complain of men trampling through the undergrowth. blackberrying. Not only Aid they do damage. hvitth 3 number of foxes and their cubs. One of the ilefendants. Edwin Collins. con tended ...
... equally beautiful. In the kitchen garden shaded places may be utilised for the cultivation of Blackberries or Artichokes. There are cultivated varieties of Blackberries that are much superior in size and quality to the common wild variety. ...
... folks are home. yet 1 listen for it, As Imam, and sweet fancies weave. I fancy I see 10th. twilight •youth Coming up by the blackberry patch. And 1 list for the viand of his inotstepe and dream _ . _ . . That I the clack of the latch. 013, the eweetest . ...