... FIGS. ,FRUIT JELLIES. Per lb. Per lb. Layers «d., lOd. and Is. Apple s^d. Boxes, at Lowest Possible Prices. Blackberry «d. Black Currant tid. and 9d. MUSCATELS. Per lb. Extra Choice Clusters CRYSTALLIZED GLACE Very Fine M - and 10d - AND ...

... TV UW war AN INSPECTION OF OUR IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. PIGS, ~FRUIT JELLIES. Per lb. Per lb. Layers Bd., and la. Apple s£d- Boxes, at Lowest Possibte Prices. Blackberry .„ „ - 6d. . j Black Currant ._ MUSCATELS. ::: ~ ;:: ::: Per lb. SS^ ...

... and sugar until jellies when tested. You can successfully combine elderberries and blackberries if you like. Blackberry iellv is made in the same way as the above. You will probably have noted a method for making apple and blackberry ...

... and boil quickly until a little sets when tested on saucer. If you have plenty apples but no blackberries you can make apple jelly. In this case just place the washed apples in a pan, cover them with water, bring to the boil, and simmer for ...

... eggs; second for blackberry wine; Miss Mattinson, 2 firsts, 1 second, 1 third, in flower classes, and 2nd for blackberry jelly; Mrs. Mattinson, lst and second in flower classes; Mrs. Jenkins, for section honey; Mrs. Born, 2nd for apple jelly ...

... Chugg. 3 L. Yeo, 4 A. Chugg. Plum jam—1 J. Chugg. 2 H. Chugg, 3 P. Yeo. 4 L. Yeo. Blackberry and apple jelly—l P. Yeo. 2 L. Yco. 3 J. Chugg. 4 H. Chugg. Marrow and apple chutney—l H. Chugg, 2 A. Chugg, 3 P. Yeo, L. Yeo. Decorated cake H. Chupr. P. Yeo ...

... Braunton cakes). The awards were:— Pot of raspberry jam—l E. Tucker, 2 J. Chugg. Pot of blackberry-andapple jam—l L. Yeo, 2 M. Yeo. 3 P. Yeo, 4J. Chugg. Pot of apple jelly —1 P. Yeo, 2 L. Yeo, 3 S. Huxtable, 4 M. Yeo. Bottled plums.—l J. Chugg, 2 L. Yeo, 3 ...

... place of a speaker caused much amusement, and dancing and games brought the evening to a close. The competition, for blackberry jelly, was judged by Mrs Millet, and the winners were Mrs. Loosemore, Mrs. Morgan, and Miss Holloway —The group competition ...

... Just time, when Nature is prodigal of her stores of apples and pears, plums, greengages, and damsons, we are apt, writes a correspondent —Mr. J. Oldfield —to forget the claims the humble blackberry. 44 It may be laid dowu general rule, adds Mr. Old. ...

... particularly recommend to Barnstaple are: Apple and pear culture, but not crab apple growing except for large scale' apple jelly production, or unless your family are particularly fond of blackberry and apple ...

... Miss Betty Truman; 4, Miss F. Short; 5. Miss M. Short. Jam—l Mrs. W. J. Hawkes; 2. Mrs. F. Cockram: 3, Mrs. A Avery. Blackberry jelly.—L Mrs. F. Cockram; 2, Mrs. A. Avery. Honey.—l and 2, W. Northcott. Bottled fruit.—l, Mrs. W. J. Hawkes; 2. Mrs. A. Avery; ...

... Mrs. F. Webber; ditto, children— 1. A. Brownscombe: 2, S. Webber; 3, S. Rice. best miniature rock garden —Mrs. W. G. Rice. Apples, open, culinary—l, E. S. Luxton; 2. F. W. Webber: 3, Mrs. R. M. Prockter; ditto, dessert —1, B. Sanders; 2, S. Butt; 3, J ...