... cultivated blackberries, currants, damsons, gages, loganberries, plums, raspberries, strawberries, not forgetting early apples and pears. When there are windfall apples going cheaply, these can be combined with other fruits to make jams and jellies as well ...

... JAMS, JELLIES. AND MARMALADE-2-lb. Jar Mixed Fruit Jam, 2-lb. „ New Apple Jelly, - - 4id and m'. 2-lb. ~ New Marmalade,- - . . 4jd. 21b. „ Gooseberry Jam, 2-lb. ~ Strawberry Jam - . . 6Jd. 2-Ib. „ Raspberry Jam, . - . 74d. 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, - ...

... should be prohibited by statute law. THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. Blackberries are fairly plentiful this year and it should be possible to make up for any shortage of strawberry and plum jam by every sort and kind of blackberry preserve. When picking the berries ...

... Cordial, Raspberry Wine, Pine Apple, all best quality sid, Bottle returned. J. M. THOMSON, 5 Kirk Street and 74 Longate. 74 LONGATE. JAMS, JELLIES. AND MARMALADE. 2-lb. Jar Mixed Fruit Jam, • - - 2-lb. „ Now Apple Jelly, • • ...

... JAMS. JELLIES, AND MARMALADE. 24b. Jar Mixed Fruit Jam, - - ’ 2-lb. „ Now Apple Jelly, - • lid sd. 2 lb. „ New Marmalade,- - • • '•rj; 2lb. „ Gooseberry Jam, - - • „ Strawberry Jam, - - - 6Jd. 21b. „ Raspberry Jam, • • • 74a. 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, - ...

... spread it over them, divide and serve them quickly, This year with a fair-sized blackberry crop, and a wonderful show of apnles, many pounds of blackberry and apple jelly have been made, This would be an ideal nottoo-firm preserve to fit in with ow children’s ...

... . God drained honey, Miss Mary Porter. Home-made marmalade, Miss Cowie, tE' aretnoss. Apple jelly, Miss Mary Reid. Raspberry jelly, Miss Mary Reid. Blackberry jelly, Miss Cowie. Plate of tea bread, Miss Shand, Cuminestown. Oatmeal cakes by ...

... Raspberry jelly, 1 Mra Duncan, Garmond, 2 Mary Reid, Oraigietocher. Marmalade, 1 Mary Reid, Craigietocher, 2H. C. Cowie, Haremoss. Blackberry jelly» Mary Reid, Craigietocher, 2H. C. Cowie, Haremoss. Gooseberry jelly. Kate Rettie, Garmond. ...

... time when blackberries ripen and when whortleberries are fit to pick. Later come the nuts and there ave elderberries to make into rich red win and sloes for sloc gin. Rowanberries and crab apples are there too, beth of which make excellent jelly. There are ...

... pastries. Mr* George Gray, savoy*. A Friend, Balmoor Terrace, hamper of apple*. Mrs Reid, Randford, beg potatoes. Mrs James Campbell. 78 Queen Street, currants. butter, blackberry jelly. Mi-a Shiva*. Queen Street, sack potatoes. Mrs Reid. Hayficld, scones ...

... Greenfield; drained honey, Mrs Kirton, 13althengie ; home-made estopberry jelly, Mrs Reid ; do blackberry jelly, Mary Reid, Thornybank ; do green gooseberry jelly, Mrs Reid; apple jolly, Mary Reid; marmalade, Mrs Milne, Balthangie ; flour ...

... honey, James Cowie, Haremoss. Cold drained honey, James Cowie. Home-made green gooseberry jelly, H. C. Cowie. Blackberry jelly, Mrs Milne, Baltbangie. Do., apple jelly, Mrs Oliphant. Do., maimalade, H. C. Cowie. Flour scones, 1 H. C. Cowie; ...