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... BLACKBERRIES Tall tin 4 Medium tin 1] Danoxa BONED CHICKENTin{ /4 Chivers Olde English MARMALADE 1/6 for {4 / McDougalls S.R. FLOUR (31b.) i - 1/10 forv“ McDougalls S.R. FLO! (31b) 1/10 for 4 RYVITA 1/1 for 11 QUAKER OATS . 1/9% for 4/ Chef TOMATO KETCHUP ...
... BLACKBERRY WINE 6 Ib. blackberries, 4 Ib. white sugar, 1 gallon water 1 teaspoonful baker’s yeast. Wash and drain the fruit. Place in a bowl and pour on the boiling water. Leave for two days, stirring twice daily. Strain through muslin. Dissolve the sugar ...
... Bargains McVities Digestive Biscuits McVities Royal Scot Biscuits McVities |affa Cakes Pickerings Pie Fillings, (Apple, Apple G Blackberry, Gooseberry) 1/11 2/8 (Peach, Strawberry, Raspberry) (Cherry, Blackcurrant) Heinz Soups (11 varietiesmedium size) Crosse ...
... attendedq Dunton School. They were presented, he said, on Empire Dairs and at Christmas, for picking blackberries during the autumn. The blackberries were made into jam for the soldiers in the 1914-18 war. Mr. Moss asked whether any other readetr: possessed ...
... Fruit Apples, dessm. 1 A. Stock, 92 Mrs R. Yerfill: cooking 1 W S. Munns, 2 A C. Barnes. 3 Mrs. A, W_ Bames: blackberries. 1 W. S. Munns. 2 Mrs. B. Smith. 3 E Whiteman: pears. 1 G Ashton. 2 J Norman: plums 1 Mrs. A. Wickenden. ...
... Brightwell; cooking apples, 1 Mrs. B. Briars, 2 O. C. Barnes, 3 G. Jones; dessert pears, 2 G. A. Ashton; plums, 1 C. G. Cave; blackberries, 1 Mrs. B. Smith; 2 G. Harris, 3 Mrs. E. Whiteman; fruit of own choice, 1 C. G. Cave, 3 Mrs. E. Whiteman. ...
... FRUIT Cookinz apples, 1 and 2 Oates 3 Russell: blackberries IJ.Smkins 2V Mant, 3 Mr» Nash S FLOWERS Roses. 1 Master David Tarvlor: chrysanthemums, 1 aud 2 Palmer 3 V. Mant, dahlias miniature. 1 and 2 M. Nash 3 D. Stap. ton' gant, 1 Miss Chambeis varietvy ...
... DIVISION E, FRUIT Degcert apples, 1 Miss O. Symonds, 2°'W, Slater; blackberries, ' 1 Miss A. 8, Chambers, 2 Mrs. M. Brett; dessert pears, 1| Miss A, S. Chambers; rhubarb, ] Mrs. D. Worsley, 2 C, Wallbank, 3 W. Slater; plums, 1 Mrs. F. Robinson, 2 W ...
... LIQUEURS AAVOCART setae s aas oA 8 = 14/6 Apricot Brandy . 45/- 23/- Benedicting 99/8 28/4 Blackberry Brandy 39/- Chartreuse Yellow 59/6 30/3 Chartreuse Creen 69/6 35/3 ColNtreatl «ooeseiveesese D9/4 28/2 Creme de Menthe ...
... any variety, 1 A. 8. Chambers, 3 W, Slater; cooking, any variety, 1 Mrs, Skelding, 2 A. S. Chambers, 2 R. W.. Stratton, Blackberries, cultivated, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 Al 8. Chambers, 3 Mrs. ' M. ‘Brett; dessert pears, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 A. & Chambers; ...
... Cupressus and a good selection of Shrubs. 4-YEAR-OLD BUSH FRUIT TREES also Gooseberries; Raspberries; Currants and Himalayan blackberries. On view morning of sale. W. and H. Peacock, 10 Lime Street. Bedford (66366). 18/605 ...
... 1 prefer as sounding somehow 50 PFalstafan, are now at their best. The bramble blossom, Loo, gives promise of a prolific blackberry crop. A flock of young lapwings settled in the road before me, Their mottled appearance suggested but contrasted strikingly ...