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... FRUITS (free of points) Strawberries, Cherries, Greengages, Plums, Dams Rhubarb, Apple Puree. SPECIA L OFFERS: 2's Damsons 17 r tin, fre points; 150z. Bottled Blackberries 1 per bottle, of points; 2! 4's Greengages 2 3 per tin, free of po A1.T. Cherries ...
... Thackray. Preserves : Blackberry and Apply Jelly: 1 Mrs. A. H. Bywater, 2 Mrs. Charles. Apple Jelly : I H. A. Seaton, 2 Mrs. Thackray, Mrs. A. H. Bywater. Lemon Curd : 1 Mrs. Honey, 2 Mrs. Proctor, 3 H. A. Seaton. Blackcurrant Jam : 1 Airs. A. H. Bywater ...
... pinch , of castor sugar, then sieve in the same way as spinach. Blackberry Mould, attractive and : tasty, can be made in the following way: Stew equal quantities of apples and blackberries together with sugar, and rub through a sieve. For every ! ounce ...
... Almonds 13 qtr Shelled Almonds 1- qtr Rice lb English Tomatozs 3- lb English New Potatoes lid lb Australian Jams : Raspberry Apple Blackberry Apricot etc Register with us NOW for GROCERIES and our NOTED BACONS The finest procurable sliced to your choice ...
... keep an eye on the need for thinning. Apples can wait until after the seasonal fall but some pears will need reducing and so will the plums. Gooseberries have perhaps had their first thinning fora pie. but Jam and bottling follow. so work methodically ...
... in Operation Jams and Jellies TOW when the gardener can sometimes sit and look at the garden comes a extra job for the cook The jams and jellies that we can squeeze from the sugar ration must made as the fruit comes along Success in jam or jelly-making ...
... COOKERY HI\TS Jelly-making (2) Housekeeper FOR apple, crab apple, blackberry and apple, or red currant and raspberry jelly, when the juice give? Arm clot when tested, described yesterday, use two-thirds of a pound of sugar to each pint of juice, and ...
... for their fruit bottling this season. The latest family-size cooker, because of its domed lid, takes as many as three 21b. jam at once. The operation, from start to finish, should take just under half an hour, and colour-retention and keeping qualities ...
... pollinating planted Gardener’s Guide FRUIT PROSPECTS ARE NOW the summer of fruit over it is possible to check crop prospects Apples vary and varieties that bore heavily last year are might be expected carrying little this season The most widely dessert kinds ...
... Mrs. Mouger. Six cooking apples : 1, Mrs. Malim. _ _ _ Raspberries i, Mrs. Durrant, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Makin ; 2, Mrs. Pearce. _ . Loganberries : 1, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Mahm ; 2, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Mouger. Dish of blackberries : 2, Mrs. Burch. PRESERVES ...
... Blackcurrants— 1 Miss Dicks Mrs Manger Cooking apples — 1 Mrs Malim Raspberries— 1 Mrs Durrant Mrs Clark Mrs Malim 2 Mrs Pearse Loganberries— l Mrs Malim Mrs Fairchild: 2 Mrs Ingram Mrs Manger Cultivated blackberries— 2 Mrs Burch Preserves: Stone fruit— 1 Mrs ...
... Ramadhtn-s the day Antirrhinum-3 Mrs Border Washbrook turned Johnson’s third ball j carnations 1 Miss Williams Apples 1 W J Thomas 2 and 3 W Richards Apples (2) 1 H Williams 2 W J Thomas 3 W Richards Black currants— 1 Mrs Jennings White red currants— 1 2 Mrs Jennings ...