... BLACKBERRY WINE. Get a cask, or any vessel, the head which out. It must also have tap fitted near the bottom. Put in your blackberries, and cover with boiling water. When cooled sufficiently, mash the berries with the hands, and let them stand, cdvered ...

... BLACKBERRY SHADE Winners of On the Air Contest In tlie competition run in connection with the film “On the Air, which is being shown at the Palace, Union street, Sheffield, to-day, the voting readers placed the radio favourites in the following order ...

... BLACKBERRIES AT CHRISTMAS What might almost be called a curio was bronght to the office of the “ Sheffield Independent ” yesterday in the shape of a sprig of green bearing more than a dozen bhlackberrirs, quite ripe, and a heautifully rich colour. They ...

... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. A large crop of blackberries is ripening rapidly in Devonshire, where hundreds of tons may be gathered from the hedgerows and moors with proper organisation. In addition to fixing the price of 3d. lb. for manufacturers of jam, it ...

... Blackberry Jelly. Blackberry jelly is a great favourite, and is quite simple to make, the only diicalty beinz 10 decide the exact moment the “jelling” stage has been reached. There is always this anxiety with all fruit jellies. and it is only by constaut ...

... who have something to lose, the great landowners, and if they get back for next blackberry time they must not step ofl the path to pick a few, or perhaps instead blackberries getting upset and trampled on they themselves might stand the, chance. —Youth ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME. Under the sultry suns of autumn the brambles are slowly ripening, and there will be a crop large enough to make thf housewife sigh over the sugar problem The bushes are thick with red berries, and though there may lie town vandals, wht ...

... Blackberry Jelly. Put the fruit in a stone jar; set the jar in a pot of cold water; put a few small sticks the bottom of the pot to keep the jar from breaking. When the water boils around the jar, and the fruit is soft, take it out and squeeze out the ...

... Not Blackberry. Sir,—We read and hear a lot just now about the provision for soldiers' wives and families. Certainly they should bo well provided for, but where should that provision come from ? Surely rot through starving other poor men’s children? husband ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND ROSES. Blackberries vero gathered nt Task For«t yeaterday, while rose tree ifi bloom in a garden at Bulbaas. Huxtoa. ...

... WHOSE BLACKBERRIES? Sir,—ln Saturday’s “Independent” The By, referrinK the blackberry harvest, quotes Cordwell Valley veritable orchard for the fruit. It ie certainly boon the dwellers of Sheffield that, fine service of cars and ’buses can get them there ...

... BLACKBERRY IME To-day, of all the fruits of the side, the blackberry reigns suprem Autumn & in, tinting with its crinson brush the wayside foliage and spread ng the earth with a earpet of leaves, But in the hedgerows, or straggling over the low the bramble ...