MANY NEW VARIETIES
... red currant, 2s. 10id.. 6s. Bd. hinberry, ls. 1s. lid., Apricot and apple, and apple, black currant and apple, red currant and apple, logan- and apple and apple. raspberry and ...
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THE PRICE OF BEEF
... . Blackberry 1 Greengage Loganberry Bed Currant Raspberry * Gooseberry H. a. m * w w Mia. Mi iff berry— —7 Apricot and Apple SSSSST. -M » Damson Plum Blackberry Apple Currant and *d. *» BaepCrry'i Appie Strawberry ...
1 USEFUL FRUIT
... puddings. Their flavour is improved the addition of apples, cut slices. Then there is blackberry jelly. Blackberry Jam is a great reserve to fall back upon when other fruit scarce. It is said to be better than black-currant jam for sore throats. From the ...
THE ALLOTMENT: SEED SOWING
... immediately. Note.—Bilberry jam may be made in ihe same way. Apple and Elderberry Jam windrall apples Wy plidarhe-rriak Lilbs. sugar, or Ub, and jb. glucose, Method.—Wash. dry, peel, and core the apples, and cut them into quarters or even-sized pieces. Pick ...
THE BELVOIR HUNT PUPPIES
... might be wasted. The crab-apple may Le met in many a field and lane. Those who do not neglect good things merely because they are unpopular know the crab-apple makes an admirable or can be used for jam. making with blackberries, pears or quinces. barberry ...
Markets
... unlucky to eat blackberries after Michaelmas-day. September 29th. since the devil is supposed to trample on them then and make them unfit to eat! Blackberries make a delicious jelly to enjoy throughout the winter and also go well with apples for economical ...
Soldiers join gardeners for Caythorpe weekend
... Cane. IC. Foster, Fruit - eating apples. I Nelson. 2 T. R. No/nun. 3 M. Sergeant; cooking appks, I G. Cottingham. 2 W. Nelson. 3 M. dish of fruit, I M. Sergeant, 2 A. ,Johns, 3 AI. Lane; saucer of cultivated blackberries, I M. Tayiog 2 A. Johns. 3 C Foster; ...
On Boxing-day
... biscuits, sis boxes -f sweets, and twelve Christmas stockings; Annie and Donald Hiley, Ancaster bs.; -Mrs. King, pot of blackberry jelly for the Matron, and ss. for the DLtients; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tate, £1 Is.; My. ’Fensom, tongue; Mr. Arthur Burrows, flowers ...
Resounding success for third annual show
... Fruit - eating apples - any variety, 1 W. Nelson. 2 I). Rix, 3 M. Colley: cooking apples - any variety, I M. Lane, 2 W. Nelson; dish of fruit not on schedule - single variety, 1 S. Johns. 2 M. Cane. 3 J. Sharpe: saucer of cultivated blackberries, I C. Foster ...