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... with short strokes, keeping the broom close to the floor. APPLES AND BLACKBERRIES when cooked together should not be mixed, but arranged in lay era. For a tart put a layer of blackberries on the bottom and then apples top. In this way both kinds of fruit ...
... CAN EX MN EVERY NIGHT NORRIS' PROVISION WINDO przvelions Line is being shown in the Grocery Window— THE VERY FINEST . . . BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM Per 61icl. 21b. Glass Jar. YOU WILL LIKE THIS. NORRIS, Packer of the Luton 'Red Cross Tea,' 1/8 per lb. 27 ...
... Street. Luton. IE3 YOB SALZ or AZQUULZD. A A.A. JAM, just like mother makes ; Fowler's Sib. Plum, 844. ; Bobertma's Sib. Blackberry and Apple, 714 ; at Woonmiolt, Higb Town-rd. 19.3 AJ. BALDWIN, Ladies' and Gentle TAILOR • West End experience. Alterations ...
... surprise no one to bear that the referee failed aottrely to etc anything approaching satisfaction. Fouls were art plooli- as blackberries in autumn, but were all allowed to go unpunished. The offside ride apparenlJy did not exist except when one of the linesmen ...
... stocked. You would be surprised at the Good Quality our jams. They arc of Guaranteed Purity. Have you ever tried ROBERTSONS Blackberry with Apple Jelly? We sell you 2!bs. for 7]d. Another good article which we can recommend. It particularly nice. We refer ...
... keeping the top open by removing crowded limbs end such misplaced ones as cross the head or rub against other branches. BLACKBERRIES.—It is very important to pinch off the tops of canes as as they become 18 to inches high summer. The old canes should cut ...
... Luther Burbank is one which has be. described as a spineless blackberry, and in a long article which appeared in the 1 cntury Magazine, describing Mr. Burbank's wonders, this blackberry is referred to. would be interesting to see what this plant is ...
... Davies ounil of Mit« I)., that purpose. *r fowl. - - __ , , however that there is much neglected plentiful the proverbial blackberries, without the aid of bazaars, sales of work. c . P > ansa uu J,,,?,l m T',' r,’ C > r « lS4 .? ph 1 ' P' ‘Sgs, and nowever ...
... Strawberries yield the smallest amount of energy from a given weight compared with other fruits. Rasnberries staad next, then blackberries, then water melons, then cranberries, and these, again, are followed by currants. One can get three times the amount of ...
... regular, heavy Bushel, and a large yield. And, to make the welcome toil light, pickers are as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries. Good fortune wills it that labour abounds. Malay, from the Straits, and Saidanrse, from theleles around. And so the leaf ...
... General Affairs. I BLACKBERRY JAM OF LINSEED. Interesting samples of alleged blackberry jam were examined the other day, and accord' to the New York correspondent of the Telegraph, they failed to reveal a single trace of blackberry pips. It was mere linseed ...
... and pears are sc.i'ce. and command good price. Nuts '• 3 are not to the average, but there U promise of fair Supply of blackberries. meeting of the C.E .S. was at the Tcnipe*vi;iCr» Hall on Tuesdiv evening. Mr. VV. ruu--!ey presiding There was ood attendance ...