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... Frozen Ve lfH°re NW! ASK YOUR LOCAL SMEOLEY STOCKIST for thesa delicious Fresh Frozen Foods. FRUITS: Blackberries, Gooseberries, Strawberries, Raspberries, Rhubarb, and Blackcurrants VEGETABLES; Spinach, Garden Peas, Asparagus, Stringloss Beans, Macedoines ...
... Telegrams: Furnishing, Bedford » ¥resh ’’eshe'f ASK YOUR local SMEDLEY STOCKIST r these delicious Quick Frozen Foods. j Blackberries loganberries m v \ «-*“ Blackcur,ints ard ® Peas Runner Beans. SMEDLEY’S LIMITED ...
... QUICK F These Foods will I and will rea SELI Peas. Broccoli, F Broad Beans, Asp: Macedoines, Mint. Blackberries Raspberries. Red Currants, 6lai SENT TRI John Copeland, a 25-yeai van driver, na fixed at was committed for at Bedfordshire Qu a r Sessions ...
... J. Pegg, Mrs. Chetham: cooking apoles. 1 P. M. Saunders. 2 C. Newell. 3 J. Newton: mixed fruit. 1 J. Newton: cultivated blackberries. 1 J. Pegg. C. Newell. 3 J. Newton; loganberries. 1 Mrs. Cooper. 2 J. Newton. 3 Mrs. Smith; ...
... local Sainsbury’s has many of these tempting varieties each tseek: Cherries, Victoria Plums, Rhubarb, Apple Purie, Pears, Blackberries, Raspberries, Red Curraats, Peas, Swingless Beans, Broad Beans, Sliced Cucumber. ...
... local Sainsbury’s has many of these tempting varieties each week: Cherries, Victoria Plums, Rhubarb, Apple Puree, Pears, Blackberries, Raspberries, Red Currants, Peas, Stringless Beans, Broad Beans, Sliced Cucumber. v I ...
... pears. 1 Taylor Bros., 2 J Purrott: plums, Tavlor Bros.. 2 Mrs. R. Haigh. T. Bell; blackberries (wild). 1 Mrs. N. Primmett, Mrs. W. Lamb. 3 Mrs. - W. Harris; blackberries (cultivated). 1 Miss A, Long. 2 Mrs. L. Cooper. ...
... Laxton’s No. 1. Advances have been made with gooseberries, Laxton’s have nroduced the largest and ea r liest variety of blackberries. Bedford Giant. Laxton’s also lead the, way with nears and have made great advances with plums. Mr. Edward Laxton has received ...
... pears. Bros., 2 J. Purrott 1 Taylor Plums.—l Taylor Bros., 2 R. HaiKh. 3 T. Bell. Blackberries (wild!. —1 Mrs. N. Primett, 2 Mrs. W. Lamb, 3 Mrs. W. Harris. Blackberries (cultivated!. Miss A. Lonp. 2 Mrs. T. Cooper. The judges were Mr. C. .T. Ellett. Mr ...
... kept equally busy at this time, = and carried through some very worth-while projects. They = made 1.000 lbs. of jam with blackberries collected by scboolchildren, made camouflage = nets slippers, and knitted for = the Forces. They had, and E still have ...
... Davies, 3 Mrs. D. Albone; apples (dessert), and 2 A. M. Lock. 3 Mrs. Vass; tomatoes (indoor), 1 and 2 Mrs. A. M. Lock: blackberries, Mrs. Vass, 2 Mrs. Melton. 3 A. Grav; bottled fruit, 1 Mrs Vass, 2 Mrs. D. Albone; jar of jam, 1 Mrs. H. Goodwin, 2 Mrs ...
... Burton. Six pears.—l D. H. Emery, 2 JL. Bland. Plate of damsons.—l and 2 Edwin Street, 3 T. Auburn. Plate of cultivated blackberries.—l Mrs. P. Rogers, Mr R. Brown, 3 Mrs. M. Champkins. Collection of four varieties fruit (not tomatoes). —1 D. H. Emery ...