... HOMEGROWN BLACKBERRIES. late years blackberries have been grown more and more in gardens, and their culture is increasing. Their rambling habit unfits them for gardens of limited dimensions, though even in such they may l>e with advantage a sunny wall ...

... THE BLACKBERRY PICKERS fVWritten bv a Small Boy at the Brentwood School.] We'ire out to h-.Jp the soldiers who fight across the -sea. Who brave a hundred dangers each day for you and me. Our gathering will soon result in having jam they need. All schools ...

... BLACKBERRY SHAPE. One pound of fresh blackberries, a pint and a half of water, two ounces of sugar, one lemon, three ounces of cornflour, 144 me cream. Boil the blackberries in the water, and when sufficiently cooked remove from the fire and strain through ...

... for their “Blackberry Day, a happy carefree day that comes round regularly each early Autumn. Blackberry Jam. , . The question of what to do with the blackberries, finds many replies. The favourite way undoubtedly of disposing of the luscious fruit is by ...

... addressed envelope. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE COUPE This is the time to gather windfalls, and pick the blackberries from the gardens and hedgerows. Make the most of these autumn fruits for their season is over all too soon. Apples and blackberries seem made for ...

... minutes. Sweeten to taste, then cover the blackberries with this mixture. Replace the tartlets in the oven and bake until golden-brown. BLACKBERRY TRIFLE. One lemon jelly, three-quarters of a pound of blackberries, quarter-pound of sugar, six macaroons, ...

... vanilla essent•e, hal&a-piM of fresh ;blackberries, and sufficient bre:Oct-limbs to make a stiff hatter. Pour the mix.- Aare into a well -greased mould, boil for the hours, and serve with a sweet sauce. BLACKBERRY SYRUP. This is delirious, and may be used ...

... ***** * * * * The Women’s Corner. * * *********************** APPLE AND BLACKBERRY JAM. 4lb. cooking apples, 2lb. blackberries, qlb. preserving sugar. Pick over the blackberries; lay them on a dish, cover them with lib. of sugar, and leave till the next ...

... dried) Salmon (freth or Carrots canned) Tomatoes Lirer Wholemeal Bread THE BLACKBERRY CROP u Blackberries are the country. Don’t th* good and health-giving organise blackberry-picking parties—but take care to close all gates and avoid trampling on crops ...

... s, and there are hedge crops of blackberries, wild sloes, and elderberries which should be made the most of. Schoolchildren in various parts of the country are being organised iplo squads for gathering the blackberries, and similar local effort where ...

... war or Home Guard absentees or convicts escaping from justice- They were njerely Kirkintilloch men in quest of the juicy blackberry or bramble. , _ . . All these horrors and sufferings they endured order that they might pluck from the top-moat branches ...

... taking up the attention of housewives and children at present. The crop is good, but a touch of frost required to bring the blackberry to blackened maturity. ...