... Blackberries l fi I iTit'iffl 11 if i 2 10THS I An Order which comes l/,t force to-morrow fixes the maximum prices for wild blackberries per lb. the grower. 4id. to the v. holesaler. and id. to the consumer. ...

... ...

... BLACKBERRIES Finally, try blackberries In spiced form, when the hedgerows yield their harvest. Pick over six pounds of the berries. Boil together one pint of vinegar, two pounds of brown sugar, a teaspoonful of ground cinnamon and a teaspoonful of ground ...

... BLACKBERRY may win. GLINKA (ll»t 3!b) fourth Dilwyn (received 51b) at (2 miles). THE LAIRD (list lib) at Colwall (2 miles) ran fourth to John Willie (gave 81b). DOROTHY MARTIN lOst 13lbi was beaten length a half by Les Orm«s (gave 241 b) at Nottingham ...

... blackberries. This is a good year for blackberries. In a too-wet summer the friiit is scarce and tasteless, and in a too-dry summer apt to be hard and juiceless. But this year it is reported perfect. The supply on the Surrey'commons is attracting London ...

... fragments of the same. know the name of the housewife who first mated blackberry with apple: bat it was one of the happiest marriages ever made. The apple provides: scb- stanee, the blackberry iends and their two juices combine to form nectar. When you ada ...

... BLACKBERRY may win. BRIGHT PARK 3ib) e. Worcester (2 mile#) wa* beaten length and halt by Loch Maree (received 81b). ROUGH AND READY walked over in a two-mile steeplechase at last June. CHEERY PIE (12st 31b). See MACOOMEE. MACOOMER (12gt wa* beaten lix ...

... Blackberries BEDFORD GIANT.—The one which has made all the spindly shoots is a@ virus disease robably infected wi nown as bush dwarf. Dig it up and its neighbour. burn it before the disease spreads to Potash will certainly growth of these blackberries ...

... BLACKBERRIES CHEAPER. The housewife will welcome a reduction in the price of blackberries this week, for since the first arrivals they have been very dear, on account of the damage done by the wet weather. This favourite fruit is of fairly good quality ...

... Rhubarb and Blackberry. Y Granny's Receipt Book put ine ou to the track of an unusual coin, hination of fruits Jor jam, i.e., rhubarb and hlack berry. af to of black. 1 put herries, a 4 let it stand overnight with Mh. of sugar sprinkled over it, Next ...

... WHY NOT THE BLACKBERRY? The planting of blackberry or loganberry bushes is worth consideration. Grown over a trellis, they can be relied upon to do well and their leaves have a decorative quality in late Autumn that is as delightful as their fruit is ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME It is blackberry time —there are some late ones this year—and the old poaching urge has come over me again. It generally comes when the blackberries are ripe, and off I to places where I am frankly trespassing. Invitations to go blackberrying ...