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... housewives still crab-apple jelly for they like tartness of fruit but generally these wild apples to the ground unwanted Yet we learn that the wild apple is the origin of the apples which cultivated in our gardens and orchards and even the parents of those ...
... Mrs J Dabinett HC Mrs E Roberts Marrow 2 Mrs A Weedon Cooking apples 1 Mrs C Brooks 2 Mrs A Weedon H C Mrs L Keyworth Dessert Apples 1 Mrs H Hill 2 Mrs B Holland HC Mrs O Heath Blackberries 1 Mrs A Weedon HC Mrs B Holland Harvest tray 1 Mrs R Reed FLOWERS ...
... Section 3 Fruit Apples cooking T Hall 1 V Smith 2 four apples dessert under 1 lb J Collins 1 T Hall 2 C H March 3 four apples over 1 ib C H March 1 S Salisbury 2: pears cooking C H March pear dessert A Hutchinson 1 C H March 2 blackberries cultivated C H ...
... Tones Rock plants: 1 Barton 2 and 3 Kemp Fruit Apples (dessert) : and 3 McIntosh 2 Oliver: (cooking): 1 Lutting 2 Hirst 3 Calcraft Pears: Holland 2 F Bell 3 D Bell Blackberries: 1 Oliver 2 Betts 3 Cox Jam (raspberry): 1 G H Jutting 2 Mrs Hurlstone 3 Mrs ...
... Leach 2 Jean Cornish 3 Cooking apples T Hall 1 C A March 2 and 3 Dessert apples (under 1 lb) S T Salisbury 1 C A March 2 Mrs March 3 Dessert apples (over 1 lb) J Hood 1 C A March 2 and 3 Dessert pears W J Stallwood 2 Blackberries A F Cornish 1 C A March 2 ...
... lIJd 1 1 16 id 6d CWS Quality Jams Apricot Black Currant Raspberry -Strawberry M-tllii 6id & )4 CWSDelicious Marmalade Orange - - - 4Jd8 Orange Jelly - 4Ltj4 Grape Fruit - - CWS Quality Apple Bramble Black Currant - Blackberry Corned Beef - Lunch Tongues ...
... pioneers of American apples in Scotland which they were the first to import commerciallv and also they were instrumental in the commencement strawberry growing in Ireland The extension their industries in fruit growing naturally developed jam manufacturing A ...
... said hungry and apples Patricia Littlewood she did not think the apples be-innoed to anybody The fence round garden was dilapidated were not quite fit picking Mics Young said her garden was en-d contained a number trees including apple trees She had retired ...
... gtote have made 1500 lbs of black! berry and apple lbs of rhu-Ibarb 138 lbs of gooseberry together with pounds and currant jam Chalfont St Peter and Cross school children for the collection of amount of blackberries In e was so great house one of the Institute ...
... proposed a vote of thanks The social followed the meeting when games were played and Mrs Leatherby was the winner of the blackberry and apple jam competition Mrs Grey and Mrs Saint won competition prizes Mrs Croney served tea and Mrs Plaistowe presided at the ...
... fewer ships this year to import fruit pulp jam-making Home-grown fruit must make up for it Your extra apples plums the blackberries and crab-apples the children have picked from the hedges will help to make up the jam supply for next winter ...
... - Silver paper S Layton Miss But-n Halford P Lightfoot R Tur-jjT Worsfield and Air Dorset ‘'ss Shuter jam apples and maza-Wui Irs- Williams apples Mr atsh papers Air Beaslev and Cn-'prS’ r' Robertson book Mr iam butter and eggs Miss Bunce j AIoss flowers ...