... butter pudding (containing plenty of sultanas) . BLACKBERRY BLANC MANG} WITH PEARS. 2lbs. of blackberries. 1 pint of water 6ozs. sugar. 2 tablespoonfuls cornflour. 1 small tin of pears. Method:—Put blackberries and water into saucepan, boil for about 20 minutes ...

... arts was as nothing, so the family tradition says, to her skill the makin of such things as crab - apple', jelly and b lackberry wine—especially blackberry wine. That she was • marvel in her way 1 am not prepared to dispute ; but, to tell you the truth ...

... ninepence punnet whilst blackberry Jam and blackberry end apple two the made for less than threepeime • potted, with sugar at war pricer. TO make bbickberty jelly firm end .sect, which will keep for years. tube sts pounds of blackberries. ...

... potatoes. Thursday—Bacon fried with apple junket and stewed pears. rings, fried bread. toast. crab- SUPPER, apple jelly, coffee. Friday :-:- Potato-omelette, toast Monday Stuffed liver, sliced and honey, stewed apples. coffee. dressed tomatoes with chopped ...

... special joy with which the • • CLASSIC 1441-11141. BLACKBERRY JELLY. bend from the Belfast road to the Bally- Scottish people hailed the announcement POSITIVELY Ma SIX DAYS ONLY! • 3 lbs. of blackberries, sure road. A car came from the • Tout& 'of the most ...

... Miss A. E. West, Whitepark, Bronkeborough. Best Pot Red Currant Jelly—l, Mrs. Bigger. Kennels, Crom. Newtown butler; Mrs. E. Smith, Northern Bank House, Mohill. Best Pot Crabappl© Jelly—l, Miss A. Wilkinson, Northern Bank House. Irvinestown; 2, Miss F ...

... will be welcome. Gooseberry bushes are well covered with berries, and the preserving of them in the form of jelly has begun. BUSHES. Blackberry bushes over the countryside in hedgerows and thickets are covered with flowers, which give promise of a good ...

... double-flowered rose Si inches in diameter He also crossed a rose with the Spitzenberg apple. and produced a runt fruit with a peculiar rose flavour that makes good jelly. A blue rose he obtained first by treating the ground in which the roots grew with chemicals ...

... black velvet. 7'he Stick in the Holder that holds! Gooseberry VARIETIES I Greengage Marmalade JELLIES Am.:a Do. Shredded Blackberry Do. Coarse Cut and Apple Mised Fruit Black Currant ..lackberry Plum. Red Bramble Black Currant Do. Victoria Gooseberry ...

... Britich Columbia apples and 300,000 barrels, containing approximately three boxes each, of Nova Scotia apples An agreement is being drawn up for approximately 250.000 cases of canned apples shipped from Nova Scotia and non rases of dried apples Another contract ...

... firing three haystacks. • • • Witnees at Tottenham—On verification of the prisoner's address it was found to be false. Apple jelly-1, Mrs. Witch; 2, Mrs. Kernaghan, Drummack; 2, Olive Little, Morrell. Clough; 3, Florence Maguire, Kilronan. BOTTLING. Specimen ...

... tenderly sweet; never the scamper of the 'whooping schoolboy so animated. Rich juices from apples eaten raw and a ppl used in the form of pie., dumplings, jellies, and jams bare coloured the cheeks. ODOUI 01 RIPENEBIL It is now the season when the earth's ...