... BLACKBERRIES and APPLES Wanted; Blackberries. 40 tons per ;b.. on arrival njuet bo, sound- and tons Crabs ...

... that apples are plentiful, use as many as you can and preserve as much again for future eating. Winter 11/ meals will be easier to contrive if the store cupboard is stocked with apple pulp, apple rings and delicious blackberry and apple ...

... to damson and apple and jarmfc, etc., marrow jams as follows:- Marrow, marrow and lemon, marrow and ginger, marrow and raspberry, marrow and strawberry, marrow and red currant, marrow and blackberry, marrow end elderberry. Jam or jelly made from these ...

... 861b. of black currant jam, 1931b. of raspberry and red currant jam, 211b. of damson jam, 741b. of crab apple jelly, 651b. of blackberry and apple jam, 82ilb. of marrow, 571b. quince jam, 131b. pear jam. The depot was twice inspected—by Miss Kirby from ...

... ffi BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Blackberry pudding, blackberry jam, and blackberry cordial may all be appreciated in September, during tho blackberry season. miking blackberry pudding armies Are generally '•ntrod.uced ...

... attractions of the pleasure fair were well pat:onised. RECIPES Blackberries may be served in various ways, one of the most popular beins in the form of a pudding, mixed -with apples. Blackberry and apple budding, made as for an ordinary suet-crust fruit pudding ...

... Adams; wine, Messrs. Carr and Quick; lemoi curds and biscuits, Mrs. Cliffe; jelly, red currant, and mint, Mrs. Constantine; syrups, tomatoes, and raspberry jam. Miss Crang; apple jelly, cooked produce, Miss Davies; co-operative bottling. Miss Dickinson; b ...

... terrae£, York-road. Exeter. BLACKBERRIES a.ud APPLES Wanted: Blackberries, tons per :b.. on arrival must he sound: and tons Crabs ' other small Apples for jelly per ten. i' rail, ban. for licensed Jam makers: also j ...

... Young housekeepers about to take advantage of the blackberry season by adding to their store cupboards some pots of home-made blackberry jam, may..be glad to jot down the following recipe in their not Apples, added to berrics. whether the purpose is puddings ...

... case of blackberries*they make such delicious jam and jelly. Perhaps this recipe may be useful: Allow lib. of loaf sugar and half cupful of water every pound of blackberries. Wash the blackberries, put the fruit into a saucepan, boil ...

... Rttsse. Line the base of mould with jelly and set ripe blackberries as a border round the edge. Line tho sides with slices of sponge cake or sponge-finger biscuits. Stew half a pound of blackberries in a little water and enough sugar to sweeten. Rub through ...

... LeHrhton-terrace. York-road, Exeter. BLACKBERRIES 'and APPLES Wanted: Blaekl>erries, 40 tone per )■>.. on arrival and tons Crabs other entail Apples for jelly per ten, ion rail, n bags, for .licensed Jam also Largo Apple.- market sale. ...