... recollect aright, there was information in the wallet which should have guided the finder straight to the loser. UNEMPLOYED AS BLACKBERRY PICKERS. 1 am always greatly pleased at hearing of an unemployed person, whether or he or she draws the dole, doing something ...

... harder the pruning the fewer the blooms GROW BLACKBERRIES. It scene strange that fruit so easy of cultivation as the blackberry is not more widely grown in gardens. If ordinary care is given, blackberries spread very rapidly and quickly develop into strong ...

... AMBLE TEA Tea made from blackberry leaves is the estion made to housewives by the latest 10. Bat what will happen when Nazi the leaves fall is not stated. ...

... was ended Rider, is voice that trembled with rage, exclaimed : This is his work.° be ecoliaued.) AusTitALIAN BLACKBERRIES. - The blackberry thrives more luxuriantly in Aux- tralia than in Europe or America, its wowth being so rapid that in many places ...

... tart which has been popular in my household—which can be used for blackberries equally well. Bilberry and Custard Tart— Take lb. shortcrust pastry; lb. bilberries (or blackberries); 4 ozs. sugar: 4 pint milk: 1 egg; vanilla essence: breadcrumbs. Line ...

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... once. It was the day she went into a geld, quite near home, to pick blackberries. There was a hole in the fence, and Flossie crawled through to the other side to see if the blackberries were bigger there. She followed a path and came to a small stream, ...

... milk. Then stir in two cupfuls of blackberries. Place in a buttered mould, corer well, and steam for two hours. Serve hot with cream or sweet PIMP. Another method is to half-fill a baking-dish with hot stewed blackberries. cover with a biscuit dough, and ...

... The blackberry i one of the most popular of the wild fruits, and is still free to all who care to seek it in the woods or along the hedgerows. Its only protection are the prickly branches which do so much damage to fingers and clothing. Blackberry brandy ...

... possibly not even chirping, only sitting and looking miserable. THE HAPPY-FACED BOY. This is what I saw, sitting behind a blackberry bush one lovely spring day, quite out of sight, you Over the fence jumped a boy, a sweet, happyfaced boy of ten. I knew ...

... Pickle. For a good adjunct to either hot or cold meat, add three tablespoonfuls of vinegar for each quart of blackberries, with one cupful of sugar, a teaspoonful of ginger and a pinch of mixed spice. If a hot pickle is liked, add cayenn e to taste. Simmer ...

... tabksps. milk and water. FILLING: 6 level tablespoonfuls thick apple pulp; loz. 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 ...