... Rub plums through sieve, stone and mash them. Add milk and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 in. plain flour and 3 level leasps. baking ponder ; or 6 ox. selfraising flour pinch salt ...

... and grateful mind. solemn saint looks With halo worn aslant. But all the country's bounty Of fruit and flowering plant. Blackberries, hops and acorns. The fig-tree and the vine, Pears, fir-cones, medlars, lemons Happily entwine. White lilies and wild ro»e» ...

... and many other things created new kinds of apple*, peaches, walnuts, berries, flowers, vegetables and thorn Jess white blackberries. But Luther was misunderstood and when commenced his greai work, he was often abused. People .said. Oh. he is a crank ...

... Apples (dessert) —Mi's Griffiths, A Godwin, Mrs, H. Aldridce; ditto (culinary)— Mrs. Cooke, Mrs Aldridge, Miss W. Hamm; blackberries loganberries—Rev K. B F'.enley, Mrs Stone, H. Moore. -AND QUALITY EXHIBITS IMPROVE Vegetables: Runner beans—J Haskell, ...

... ELECTHGi.UK Sales and Service.—Oreen Bros., 14 Pulteney Bridge and Onion Passage, Bath 60578 APPROX. J cwts. cultivated Blackberries, gathered dally —A 174, Chronicle. Bath WATSONIAN Cycle Sidecar available from stock, r. complete. Curry* Ltd., St., Bath ...

... Rapsey, Horstmann Pears (dessert): C Hunhes. F O Horstmann, Bletso. Dish—9 plums: Bletso. C Powell, G Smith Dish cultivated blackberries: BATH FIRM'S SHOW HAD GAY ROUND OF REVELRY W Auton. G Smith. Price. Dish soft fruit: R CooJk Flowers Vase cut blooms: Bletso ...

... V Pears: E W Howell P.ums (cookitvgi; W Howell. S Cutter. A V Heatield; (dessert i: H N Woodman, S W Bush. L J Walker (blackberries): A Woodman. J G Hiscox. A V Healield Giapes: E Howell. Bobbins Gooseberries A V Healield. J G H.*'ox Black cifrrants: ...