... BLACKBERRIES Blackberry jam will not keep unless made from perfectly dry and fresh fruit. As in the case of most other jams, threequarters of a pound of sugar should be used to every pound of blackberries but the fruit should be weighed after picking ...

... BLACKBERRIES, The English blackberry is a delicious and wholesome fruit when the plants are grown in good soil and the fruit ’S.GX!OWed to hang some time after it is ripe; but it is not often tnat it can be gathered under WOh conditions, hence one reason ...

... The Blackberry. This is a a.. well as a culinary fruit. We would like to recommend the ordinary blackberry—the wild fruit of the hedgerows of our isles. Those who have never seen a plateful of garden-grown blackberries cannot imagine the difference between ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain flour and level teasps. baking powder ; or 6 ox. stlfrailing flour ; pinch salt ; I margarine ; I level dessertsp. sugar; I level dessertsp. honey ft tablesps. milk and water. FuxiKG : 6 level tablespoon/ids ...

... BLACKBERRIES ig the Famous COLE BROS.. I’l GBAHAM 808 WILLIAMS, The HARLEM FOUR THE BLACKBERRY BLOSSOMS THE HILO HAWAIIAN BAND. Etc. Box Office 10—9. 'Phones 3274-5 relayed NOTE —The » bro Wednesday in the Negotiations oetween employers and workmen ...

... BLACKBERRIES. AS 'he feafon for making a jelly of blackberries ** is approaching, a correfpondent defires us to communicate the following account of its very remarkable efficacy in that dreadful dif- order the gravel and ftone. — A gentleman who for many ...

... BLACKBERRIES We are open, during the season, to buy any quantity of this fruit. TOP PRICES PAID. Large quantities can be collected. H. BUSBY & SONS, Buckingham Phone 6B Phone 60 IG NEW FOR WALLS Far superior to Distemper yet sold at same price. WALLCHARM ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Some years ago, says nnotbn:' rrespondent planted a batch of thcycnv-lmved b:mhle in u:op:: sitnation among grass, where it has had no care since, and we have now the finest crop of blackberries we have ever seen. It is, so far as we know ...

... BLACKBERRIES - • - for o NEW WALLFLOWERS I - 6 100 tVr DELPHINIUMS MIXED 2 - dozen 25 STRAWBERRIES. 2 EARLY SPRING CABBAGE PLANTS I i 100 :■ - 500 OAK NURSERIES LTD. . Purl., READING ...

... BLACKBERRIES. At the rrqueet d of Food Glaucoma-ohne Zdunauon Committee organising the Collection of Bierhherrhe throughout the County. on that a tante supply of Jam may be avarriable for the Navy sat Army. . . . . . — ITO; only school childrec but er•nbodf ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Sayings and SaparstanonsAs plenty as blackberries. It is a commonplace of speech. This year this , modest little fruit has been snore plentiful than usual, and the harvest of the hedges has been a boon to all of Us. The writer is still ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Many a hedgerow and wayside thicket is now aglow with the ruddy fruits of the bramble, and as the eye rests upon the clusters that, to quote from Cowper, emboEs the long flexible branches, we are reminded that the taste which has of late ...