... BLACKBERRY JAM Many people object to blackbe: • jam because of the seeds. T - this way. Cook 21b. of fruit and cupful of water till quite soft. put through a sieve. Return li • puree to the pan when all seeds are out and boil up with l' of sugar. Taking ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME I BANE been around the hedgesides with stick and basket, gathering blackberries, a delightful occupation although blackberries are not altogether assets, for against them we must put scratched hands. laddered stockings and an unduly large ...

... Speedy Blackberry Blackberry has a fine turn of on her close third Cri mso n at at Clood u w looks capable of giving weight to Little Danehurst and the rest in the Shrivenharn Handicap She gave a stone and • narrow beating to Verbal Victory over the Newbury ...

... Blackberry Flan. Parry for the flan case, 14 pints of blackberries, 14 gilLs of water, one cupful of sugar, rind of half a lemon. Well wash and clean the blackberries, and cook gently in a saucepan Mal water, sugar, and lemon rind. Cook till the berries ...

... BLACKBERRYING TRIPS. WA heard of some boys being invited to try their hand at milking cows. others have been on profitable blackberrying expeditions. while many have had the opportunity of studying local geography in the openair. Can you imagine that ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON THE FISH SUPPLY. Trade the fruit and vegetable side of St. James’s Wholesale Market has been better during lost few days. One the principal lines just now consists of blackberries, for which there ia good demend. Tbe rain and lack ...

... Dog's blackberries 22nd.—A spaniel in our party Hampsfell sought and ate ripe blackberries. tkel.—The masses of ivy in bloom at Grange were the resort of hundreds of bluebottles and smaller • greenish-bodied flies. . . . 25th.—Heard a beekeeper grumble ...

... BLACKBERRIES FROM BRITTANY. At the half-yearly meeting other dav of the South-Western Railway Company, tho chairman mentioned that tho iutporUv of blackbcrri w last autumn way of St. Male falling-off of 400 tons. This give* some i.otiou the average bulk ...

... A BLACKBERRY EXPEDITION QATURDAY being the most L - perfect day for blackberry gathering. warm and sunny and with a soft autumn haze over ,the woods, I went up the little ,lane, past the old grey farm Iwith its comfortable stacks of hay and busy hens ...

... RECORD BLACKBERRY SEASON, Tho blackberry season in Buckinghamshire, which is now drawing io a close, has been a record one. From one railway station alone— Winslow—on average 2,000 baskets were despatched every week to all part* of tho United Kingdom ...

... By SUSAN BUTLER BLACKBERRY JELLY FOR those who like the', flavour I suggest making blackberries into jelly, and the following is a well-tried recipe. Choose the berries before quite ripe if possible, and place them l in a preserving pan. Cover with water ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low fire and stir with ...