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... or common apples, half and half, the result will be a beautiful jelly, rich in flavour and particularly good. Tile ever-useful apple combines finely with damson plume, the proportions being one-half of each fruit. Sour cherries added to apples give a jelly ...
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... gone, that even braids and strappings are covered with lines of machine stitchings, mostly in groups. Blackberry Triple.—Put one quart of sweet blackberries in the bottom of a glass dish, sprinkle sifted sugar over them, and cover with a layer of macaroons ...
... demand by fhose girls who prefer trim severe collars to the fancy stocks so long in vogue. • • Blackberries are very wholesome well as a delicious fruit. Blackberry jam is easily made, and most useful for tarts, puddings, etc., during winter, besides being ...
... of summer fruits the district was disappointing, but autumn wild fruits are very plentiful. Blackberries, apples and crab-apples are being made into jam and jelly at present, and if the children will rally round and gather manv ot these fruits as they can ...
... bouquet: 1, H. R. Wilkins. Apples, cooking; I. A. E. Measures; 2. D. Winch: 3, H. French. Pears; 1, VTmch; 2, J. Whitehead; 3, A. Measures. Apples, dessert; 1, N. Thomas; 2. Mrs. Cooper Robinson; 3, A E Measures. Blackberries: 1, C. J Badger; 2. Mrs. Gulliver; ...
... venturous. Evciwone knows and appreciates blackberry jam and jeliy aad marrow jalu; but the country lanes contain other treasures, and we shall doubt learn to enjoy elderberry jam. crab-apple, hip and rowan berry jelly, as well such aristocrats quince conserve ...
... class. Apples, cooking; 1, B. Borton; 2, Mrs. Pain; 3, A, E. Measures. Pears, cooking' 1, Mrs. Winch; 2, J. Whitehead; 3. J. Wilmer. Apples, 1, H. Thomas; 2, J. Whitehead; 3, B. Borton. Pears, dessert; 1, J. Wilmer; 2, A. E, Measures. Blackberries; 2, Mrs ...
... fruit jam: 1. Mrs. Smith; 2. Mrs. Jelphs; 3. Mrs. Hammett. Stone fruit jam: 1., Mrs. Jelphs; 2. Mrs. Gardner; 3. Mrs. Hammett. Jelly; I. Mrs. Hammett: 2. Mrs. Gardner; 3. Mrs. Iboltson. White eggs: l. Mrs. Wall; 2. Mrs. Jelphs. Bottled tomatoes; 1. Mrs. Gardner; ...
... variety of harvest produce was great, embracing succulent bananas, deep red tomatoes, rosy-cheeked apples, enormous marrows, and the wayside blackberry. The walls were decorated with creepers, and folinge radiant with the tints of the dyi n'f summer. ...