... for their cattle. pound. Blackberry jelly can also be made as' Many farmers in various parts of llamas above, or blackberry and apple mixed. A shire are, it is stated. paying .22 or a few elderberries added to the blackberries week on ...

... white round potatoes. carrots. cabbages. blackberries. P. Trower; coloured kidney potatoes, runner onions, round potatoes. cauliflowers. shallots. marrows. peas, French beans, R. Merritt; short carrots. cooking apples. tomatoes. Lt.-Col. A. T. Randolph; beet ...

... Nominations were received for the 1938 committee. Mrs. Edwards was tea hostess, and Mrs. Iliac won the competition for blackberry jelly. WITTERING There was a large attendance at a whist dries at the Memorial Mall last Wednesday, organised by Miss floessek ...

... vegetables, turnips. runner bra.); Mr. Barnett (window plant. narrows, root of potatoes): Mrs. Wainer (cookie`/ apples): F. Gnedger (dessert apples, cabbages. Srd for cauliflowers. oily award); J. Pollen (kidney and round potatoes, beetroot, parsnips, peas ...

... tomatoes, blackberries. mined flowers, table decoration mild Sown.: Mrs. Whestley, carnation.. pot plant. gladioli. dahlias: P. Kennard. round beet: A. Payne. onlons. C. A Farrow, heaviest marrow: 0. Morris. dessert apples, Mrs A. Dredge, cooking apples; A. ...

... committee have had hardly anything to do. They are now engaged in making apple Jelly from windfall apples, and an appeal is being made to children to help by picking blackberries, which the committee also oiler to buy at controlled prices THIEVING OP ...

... Mr. E. P. Kotchie :64:. of Hassocks- W.I. classes. Tomato chutney. Mrs. Lee. terrace. Hassocks. Mr. Kotchie was a past Blackberry jelly. Mrs. Lee. Jam tarts, W.M. of the Lawn Lodge :futon. and a Mrs. Browning. Bottled plums, Mr. founder member of the William ...

... Harding. dahlias, Mrs. H. Parfoot, Monies. window plant: Mrs. E. Powell. vase of roses; H. Parloot. cooking apples; Mrs. Gosden. dessert apples; P. Ooodyer, Plum., parsnips. peas, red cabbage; W. Allan. Collection of vegetables. long carrots. turnips, ...

... peas; T. C. Madgwick. zinnias; Mrs. H. J. Parfoot, window plant; R. Dalton. roses; 0. Ooodyer, cooking apples. dessert plums; R. V. Jones, dessert apples; Mrs. Pennicard. pears; W. Allan, collection of vegetables, short carrots. long carrots, turnips. shallots ...

... competence has been gained. 'tomato and blackbury chutney was being made. and quinces and crab apples were corning in to be converted into delicious jelly. Hardly any jam made here has been subatandard. Chidham, which once gave its name to a variety of ...

... this week. They brought potatoes apples. miens. beans, carrots. parsaips, suds, turnip!, bestrzet, nine marrovrs, cabbage, nine bananas, 42 new laul efts, blackberries, lowers, ries, cornflour, packets of table jelly, custard powder, rhubarb, Ire loaves ...

... was a sight very seldom seen. HOLE-MADE JELLIES. [Mil] Houtiewivee will be thinking of making jams to eters for the wiater months. Su many people dislike the pipe that I make j • quantity of all kinds of jellies. Thus: Pot the fruit into a preserving pan ...