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... C.W.S.Delicious • • • Orange - - eft!. & 744. Orange Jelly • & Ilfd. Grape Fruit 7141. C.W.S. Best Quality Jellies Apple - Bramble - Black Currant - • • - Blackberry - • • - . did. . 7d. 7d. 7d. Slab Fruit Cake Fresh daily from our own Bakery sd. per ...
... decorated her back hair, and on every part of her dress that offered any inducements there nestled jellies and jams, quinces and plums and blackberries artless confusion. Dazed by the sadden crash she stood for a moment or two mechanically endeavouring ...
... and the next day put on brandy papers and tie down. This jelly should be quite firm. The blackberries may be simmered on the fire till soft ; but the oven °streets the 'Wee beet. Blackberries make one of the most w preserves that can be made. Scam Imv ...
... abundantly, and the fruit is useful in several ways—for making into jam and jelly either alone or mixed with apples, and for cooking in tarts and pies. WHICH ARE THE BEST BLACKBERRIES? Hallo, Judy! Where on earth have You been! cried Peter, trying to seise ...
... maintained for ten minutes There are two reasons why apples and blackberries combine so well in jam and jelly not only do the flavours blend but the apples supply the pectin which is lacking in the blackberries It is pectin which makes jam ...
... Whitehorn, 3 A. W. Richardson. Apples, coolie% - - I B. A. CoUms. 2 E F Turney. 3 Mr. Rogus. Pears I E. F. Turner. 2 D. N. Webber, 3 Mrs. M. Qualtrot4h_, Plums I Mrs. E. Colwell. 2 Mrs. M Qu ch altroush. Peaes I E. F Turney. Blackberries 1 A. W. Richardson, 2 ...
... Collection of A Gardner W W Beadle D Boultwood R Neale vhc apples: R Neale S Briggs P E Parfitt G Built vhc pears: A Gardner H A Pollard E Chase Three cooking apples: A 2 W W Beadle 3 Blackberries: L Eyre E Chase F ultural and Allotment Societies displayed ...
... surroundings for scout work. Bathing (in a large lake nearly as mile long), blackberrying, and work for Ist and 2nd-class badges, occupied much of the time, shire a number of really jelly camp-fire sing-songs were enjoyed in the evenings. A ghost hunt ended ...
... in our woods the crab apple Some housewives still make crab-apple jelly they like the tartness of the fruit but generally these wild apples fall to the ground unwanted Yet we learn that the wild apple is the origin ot the ...
... rccpe Even call jelly one situation can be very difficult blackberries well of piping hot meals I 3nd a C0andert° from the Stove but what ' Ue toolmaking off the excess water Put the kitchen full frne will to applicants with cooking apples 0St me?1 eatmg ...
... Brian Franklin Audrey Hawes and Len Allday with a plate of blackberries on view at Acton Gardening Association in Cenlral Hall Priory Schools on Saturday Gazette Tasting the blackcurrant jelly the Acton (GW) Garden Village Allotments’ Association show ...