... CLOIJOHJORDIN. Blackberrie. for jam are now odering themselves In increasing quantities along the hedgerows, end from now on betelnuts and apple.; will be the chief sorer. tions in copes and gardens. The revival of the Hockey Club is timed fur the let ...

... the beautiful garden which surrounds her house, and est through the grounds, where she thoroughly enjoyed benelf picking blackberries. In the aftetrnoon, the rovsl party, de. spite the heavy rain, motored to the end of their demesne. Then entering the bones ...

... cottager is busy in the woods harvesting logs and branches and even twigs to supplement winter fuel. In the gathering of blackberries, mush. rooms, and nuts, the cottager has now very often to ahare his harvest with the motor picnic parties, who, thanks ...

... divided into 15,000 shame of 1. The first directors and subscribers of one share each are: James Hardress de Warenne Waller, Blackberry Hill, Carrickmines, Co. Dublin, C.E.; Edgar Hardress Waller, The Ormond Garage, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, motor engineer; Herbert ...

... IN WOMAN'S REALM ♦ Good N■t Teat. The hedgerow harvest is yielding a wonderful abundance of nuts. Blackberries are on the small side, owing no doubt to the dry season, but wherever the hazel grows nuts are to be had this autumn for the picking. There ...

... place in small glass jars, and tie down carefully. This jelly is much used with all kinds of game. Blackberry and Apple Jam.—Take four pounds of blackberries and two pounds of apples. Cover them with water, and boil slowly for one and a half hours; strain ...

... has had plenty of time to dry right out of the eye and the depression round the stalk. * * * The Blzokbeffy Baum With the blackberry season in full swing it is well to remember that much time, temper and torn hands can be saved by picking into • light rush ...

... and blackberry, and the fruit is excellent stewed, while it also make. a capital jam. The lowberry is • fine berry, bearing fruit like the loganberry, but jet black in colour, and of true blackberry flavour. It has not the acidity of the blackberry. Like ...

... stomseh, sad am valuable in rheumatism, insomnia, sad fiver troubles. Beetroot helps to keep the blood and heart clean. Blackberries are said to be imcelkst es • tonic, while buttermilk, whin sweet, builds tissues rapidly, when sour it destroys intestinal ...

... unfavourable. * * * The Hedgerow Harvest. The harvest of the woods and hedgerows are many and various but, apart front the blackberries and hazel nuts, few people trouble to gether them. Time was when it was a regular practice of country folk to cull the ...

... old belief that after 'Michaelmas Day blackberries are rank poison. Thab is, of course, not really the case, but after rain and frost they are watery and tasteless and hardly worth picking. In France the blackberry is not appreciated at any time,—it is ...

... aV Page light jn Woman's Realm Fashions of the D a y—practical Recipes. b. Couples In Cooking. Why always 'blackberry and apple' ? murmured one young housewife once, looking idly through the leaves of her new cookery book. The question is rather a ...