... glass of milk or some- thing in the ante-room with a couple of men, one of whom admitted that he was Black, of Black and Blackberry, the jam people. At this the other man grinned, and asked how much he had to pay for the machines which stamped out the ...

... chutney, - catsup and apple ginger—to name but several—but we can also use them to eke out such fruits as loganberries, blackberries, the few remaining currants, raspberries, etc., in the making of Gelicious jellies. - Early appies—especially, I think ...

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... Too-ral-ay-ee ! A number of yodellers will appear in play. Swiss roles. The small boy who was found guilty of stealing blackberries, and left the court without a stain on his mouth. Exception “Most men nowadays sit down to dinner in their business clothes ...

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... inns. There were home-made scones and cakes (ginger- bread, plum cake and jam sandwich) and various home-made preserves (blackberry jelly, sloe and apple jelly, plum jam and the like). Further, there were three kinds of bread— white, brown and currant—so ...

... wan- dered on hapoy but hungry, found a_gipsy camp and got a feed for a shilling and wan- dered on again, made a supper o’ blackberries and oddments, slep’ well and then, well, then I met you ana thought I would ha’ a bit o’ fun with you--and well ...

... on which we used to sail our craft wound its way through the meadows to some distant woods where progress was blocked by blackberry bushes and tree trunks. The stream’s banks were mostly lined with may trees ane willows, the drooping leaves of which trailed ...

... medal. Finally, he on gather blackberries for her. This merits a alo.’ This Is Called ** Economy ”’ - One day she will notice that there are black- berries in the shops marked at tenpence a pound. Seeing that blackberries can be gathered free, she regards ...

... SENSE AND NONSENSF Hunting the Blackberry ...

... paper covers. Seedless blackberry jam is much more Satis- factory than jam with the seeds. Follow the recipe for blackberry jelly, but rub the pulp through a sieve. And Now for Apple Jelly For apple jelly, follow the blackberry jam recipe. Use under-ripe ...

... for it produces plenty of large fruits without being too vigorous. Finally, if more young plants of loganber- ries or blackberries are required, they can easily be obtained by bending down some of the new young shoots and burying six inches of the tip ...