... k are ail good, the last being the least reliable. Thb Logan Berry. The Logan Berry is very fine Blackberry, the product of crossing American Blackberry with Raspberry. The Bramble habit is maintained, though modified by the smoother and dwarfer habit ...

... the picking-room, route for the cauldrons. Blackberries are just at present entering on the perfection period, when the hedges laden with fruit tempt the most timid explorer to pull and eat. But the blackberry is essentially home fruit, one that ought ...

... every pou poil n was cooked. Let it . wf cooked to jelly when © EAM in the ty av! 1 BLACKBERRY Jeu from some ripe ? jackb errtess Then ul tb pan n? ye? 56° for blackberry jelly. na s@ uce ter j=) it. half a pint, put 1 sugar to sweeten, 4 til t a pint isinglass ...

... slices of thin bread-and-butter, and then fill it with hot stewed fruit, currants —red or black raspberries, plums, or blackberries. Coor with a piece of bread-and-butter. Put a saucer on the top with a weight on it to press the %'uit down. When cold ...

... food at little trouble and expense. Bush fruits comprise gooseberry, red currant, black currant, white currant, raspberry, blackberry, and loganberry. Generally speaking, all are of hardy constitution and will do well in average loamy soil. The gooseberry ...

... out old fruiting canes of raspberries after the fruit is gathered to give light and air to the new canes. The old wood on blackberries should also be cut out when there is no more gathering to be done. Where currant and gooseberry bushes are infested with ...

... TO CAN—OR NOT TO CAN Rhubarb, gooseberries, plums and specially cultivated loganberries and blackberries are to be canned but not strawberries, raspberries, currants, or certain vegetables in less abundant supply. There will be no further release of canned ...

... must prove a most playmate, Lily Sharinan tells me that her cat is as mis ievous as ever. She and Mary Bryanton ve Leen blackberrying several times. What nice long letter you have written this tine, ly. Cive ny love to Mary and elso to Alice. May Wand and ...

... Came in very cold and tired from shopping, so made my favourite tea —thiclt. hot toast with a little margarine, and lots of blackberry Jfilly. Home-made potted meat, or fish-paste on hot toast is another of my weaknesses. THURSDAY. 25th DECEMBER My butcher ...

... over your pudy have over, and serve sauce or with cream. made with other imer. the best being >) red currants, rasplums or blackberries; eet to remember and lildren and good for record, both for rcl other people, that best way is to make tying down the jam- ...

... though, as we shall se®, toe claim was not actually abandoned, or was, le:» , renewed. To-day, emperors are as common blackberries, but the Middle Ages the Imperial dignity one we can now hardly appreciate —that of Vicegerent of God earth temporal matters ...

... for those willing to pick them. There are many varieties of the wild blackberry plant, but the fruit of each of them is delicious to those who do not object to tartness. If the blackberry harvest is as good as expected, many Falkirk housewives will soon ...