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... TREES, 3/- each to clear. Bramleys, Woroesters, Cox's, Grenadiers. PEACH TREES, 10/- each. FLOWERING CHERRIES, each. 10,000 BLACKBERRY BUSHES, 2/- each. Be sure and buy your Sugar at once. You have been warned. Give your Grocer a turn. Arriving first week ...
... Mr. Godfrey: 3, Miss Springbett. lums (Victoria) : 2. Miss Springbett. Pears (dessert) : Mr. P. Dunn: 2. Mr. Clifford. Blackberries (cultivated) : 1. Mr. Dunn: 2. Mr. Anderson: 3. Miss Springbett. Pears (cooking) : 1. Mr. Clifford: 2. Mr. L. G. Barton: ...
... Woodrow; 3. Mrs. Neame. 1 lb. pot of jam, any other kind —1, Mrs. Godfrey; 2, Mrs. Osborne; 3, Mrs. Anderson. 1 lb. of blackberry jelly —1, Mrs. Woodrow; 2, Mrs. Neame; 3. Mrs. Cowers. 1 lb. pot of jelly, any other kind —1, Mrs. Crouch; 2. Mrs. ! Osborne; ...
... PRIZE FRUIT A gloriously mouth - watering array of cultivated blackberries. Victoria plums, grapes and pears were to be seen in the fruit section. The Amateur Gardening silver-bronze medal was awarded to Mr. G. Eggleton for the most outstanding exhibit ...
... Dunn; 3, A. Clifford. Victoria plums-1, E. Johnson. Dessert pears-1, W. Godfrey; 2, G. Tong; 3, Mrs. Coleman. Cultivated blackberries-1. P. Dunn; 2, Group-Captain Neville; 3, Mrs. Boons. Cooking pears-1, Mrs. Coleman; 2, W.Godfrey; 3, A. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...
... HARVEST SUNDAE 2 lb. cooking apples; 4 lb. blackberries; 6 oz. sugar; One family brick dairy ice cream. Make a syrup of sugar and water. Peel, core and slice the apples and simmer with the blackberries until tender. Arrange sPoonsful of ice cream In sundae ...
... degrees. If you can still find a few blackberries on the hedges, try this: * APPLE AND For Sunday lunch, try this: BLACKBERRY JELLY PARIS APPLE SPONGE 1 lb. cooking apples; 1 lb. cooking apples; 2 lb. blackberries; 2 oz. sugar; Sugar. 6 or.. flour; Wash ...
... Miss Morrison. _ _ 1 lb. Raspberry jam —1, Mrs. Neame. 1 lb. Jam-1, Mrs. Godfrey; 2, Mrs. Neame; 3. Mrs. Osborne 1 lb. Blackberry jelly-1, Mrs. A. Fowl; 2. Mrs. Marsh; 3, Mrs. Osborne. _ _ 1 lb. Jelly-1, Mrs. Neame; 2, Miss Morrison; 3. Mrs. A. Foad ...
... assorted brocades. beige Morley's semi-fashioned 15 19/11 denier NYLON HOSE. Seam- OLD SPICE MEN'S SET less. Colours: Blackberry, rose, containing after shave lotion bronze, caramel pair 5/11 and shaving cream set . Lefevr es GUILDHALL STREET - CANTERBURY ...
... whilst in the fruit section three succulent peaches were admired with mouthwatering glances. Grapes, apples , pears and blackberries were a little less plentiful than usual, but were none the less inviting. - Glob Beautifully risen cakes, the -. Mc. envy ...
... Anderson. ere admired with mouth- Pointed cabbage -1, Mr. watering glances. Grapes, Amos; 2. Mr. Clifford. apples, pears and blackberries Cabbage lettuce —I. Mr. were a little less plentiful than I wual, but were none the less Amos; 2. Mr. Ashby: 3 . Mr. Anderson ...
... 3. Mr. Godfrey. Victoria plums Perkins. Dessert pears 1. Group Captain Neville: 2, Mr. Dunn; 3, Mr. Godfrey. Cultivated blackberries I. Group Captain Neville; 2. Mr. Dunn: 3. Mrs. Borns. Plums-4. Mrs. Colbourn: 2. Mr. Johnson. Pears-1. Mr. Clifford. Grapes-1 ...