... William Wood, colliery labourer. NEW SEASON’S JAMS. JAMS. S>P>. OOOSKB'B? RASPB’RY .. 6ld. per jar. 2-lb. „ .. 93. „ l-lb. BLACKBERRY k APPLE. 6W. ~ 1- „ n . w 2- DAMSON SA ...

... from pet lb. DELICIOCS SMOKED, ENGLISH 3 ' * 1 ll> NEW SEASON’S JAMS. JAMS. %-\K GOOSEBUr & .. 6 per jar. Wb. .. .. „ l-lb. BLACKBERRY & APPLE. fi»d- „ ~ „ . 9d. „ 1-lh. DAMSON Sid. „ Hb. „ Bd. „ Mb. OREENOAGE si ...

... termed boah** frcrita, which consist chiefly, not wholly, of black, white, and red can-ante, white and red raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, and aa “ground fruit** the delicioua strawberry. In moat of there la but little, or oomparatively little ...

... William, aged 21 «»»» n* Junes Joal c.rter JAMS. JAMS. Mb. GOOSEB'EY Sc RASPB’RT .. 6»d. per jar. Mb. .. * .. oa. „ Mb. BLACKBERRY APPLE. 6M. „ Mb. 93. „ Mb. DAMSON 61d. „ Mb 93. „ Mb. GREENGAGE 6*d. „ Mb. „ 83. „ lb. PLUM AND APPLE „ Mb. Mb. PLUM ...

... remove tho brown skin. Arrange tho lettuce leaves in a salad bowl, sprinkle over the walnuts and cover with French dressing. Blackberry Pudding. Beat together the yolks and whites of three eggs, and when tight, stir in two cups milk, three and ono-half of ...

... pheasants will the privilege of shooting them. this season the birds take daily journeys in search of beechmast, acorns and blackberries, of which theyironsume great quantities. When wandered birdsumd themselves outlying copses in tho evening they are apt ...

... quality and size, and the same can said of eanlinowera. Celery was especially good Appl-s and pears were excellent specimens. Blackberries were very nice Indeed. Plants were a slight improvement on previous yean. Amongst the flowers, dahlia* and roses took the ...

... have bearing ooofairnlaa, beanUltil brioay leaf with berries, traaa to fill up vaaaoeisa whoa (hay aecur. Especially mod blackberry with its sufaatanaal, digniflad, end is this naoaaisry far keeping walla and aspalien wall grateful folisgc, nod the liedgenwe ...