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... Loganberry, Ratfiherry, Sirau berry, t- ■ \ ' wj3v Green Qooteberry, Blackberry. Red Plum, Victoria r'\ Plum. Damson. Jellies; Red Currant, Black- currant. Crab Apple and Wild Blackberry. BLUE SMOCK Horded Keynea* sum.. ...
... purchased the entire shipment Ex. the Steamship KHIVA” & now offer at prices fixed by THE FOOD CONTROLLER APPLE JELLY 1/4 BLACK CURRANT 1/8! BLACKBERRY MELON»LEMON 1/7 PEACH PLUM RASPBERRY 1/7! 27 oz. TIN. TWICE as sweet as ordinary Jam. XHoi\G®rs of* Rjpxilai* ...
... dessert Blackberries are coming and what is nicer I ask you than a blackberry and appl-“ P with a nice short crust—when we have sufficient tat to make it. There is other wild tru'' besides black-1 berries, however, which may be 1 made into Jelly and provides ...
... purchased the entire shipment Ex. the Steamship KHIVA” now offer at prices fixed by THE FOOD CONTROLLER APPLE JELLY 1/4 BLACK CURRANT l/81 BLACKBERRY 0 _ 1/51 MELON LEMON 2.1 1/7 PEACH 1/71 PLUM - TIN I l/3i RASPBERRY 1/71 TWICE sweet as ordinary Jam. io£ ...
... d the hon. treasurer, Mr A.Marshall of 16 Downs-avenue., Blackberries EXCEPT in the truly delicious form of bramble jelly I aln, afraid that I have been inclined ' despise the humble blackberrY in the past. A psychologist mighti trace the reasons for ...
... that apples are plentiful, use as many as you can and preserve as much again for future eating. Winter meals will be easier to contrive if the more cupboard is stocked with apple pulp, apple rings and delicious blackberry and apple ...
... about “blackberry Jam for tea to-night. or blackberry and apple tart, bramble Jelly and the other nice things we can make from the fruit because there always the snag about the sugar. But I will tell you how the tints and tones of ...
... Shopkeepers Cannot Get Enough Home - Made Jam D 0 not allow any apples, however small, blackberries or plums to be wasted In your gardens this year. The need for them at the home-made jam and jelly kitchens In Upperton-road Is great. The demand by the East- ...
... stuffing and gooseberry sauce. Brussels sprouts or frozen French beans, creamed potatoes, gravy. Mincemeat and blackberry tart served with blackberry sauce. In the first menu, refreshing relish has been chosen. It can be prepared in advance of the main meal ...
... C. F. Howes. told drat the quantity inutle to date was eolaprja. ing blackberry and itisp:e jam and red currant and rhubarb jam, gooseberry jam. apple jelly, crab apple jelly, apple and ginger marmalade, etc. A ...
... very tempting raw, but nothing can be better when they are carefully preserved. Apple jelly, damson cheese, these are dessert regales very well worth having. Blackberries should be gathered and enjoyed whilst their swoon beta. To pick them is an enchanting ...
... 2, Miss Meakin; Mrs. Bush.. Jam, J stone fruit: 1, Mrs. Bush; 2 Mrs. A. Gearing; 3, Mrs. Archer. blackberry and apple seedless: 1, Mrs. Beal. Fruit Jelly, any variety: 1, Mrs. Thomson; 2, Mrs. R. C. Bennett; b, Mrs. Beal. Chutney: 1, Miss M. Smith; 2 ...