Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . Sask., to managethe grocery department for Allin & Crysdale is a son of C. H. Crys-dale, who until he sold his business ashort time ago, was a grocer for morethan 30 years. R. R. Wilson of Campbell Bros. &Wilson, has returned to Winnipeg afterspending about two months in the OldCountry. While away Mr. Wilson, incompany with Mrs. Wilson and theirdaughter, visited a number of points inIreland and England, and also touredthrough Switzerland and France. Letters to theEditor Editor, Canadian Grocer.—Am afraidthere is too much rubbish talked aboutfresh
Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . Sask., to managethe grocery department for Allin & Crysdale is a son of C. H. Crys-dale, who until he sold his business ashort time ago, was a grocer for morethan 30 years. R. R. Wilson of Campbell Bros. &Wilson, has returned to Winnipeg afterspending about two months in the OldCountry. While away Mr. Wilson, incompany with Mrs. Wilson and theirdaughter, visited a number of points inIreland and England, and also touredthrough Switzerland and France. Letters to theEditor Editor, Canadian Grocer.—Am afraidthere is too much rubbish talked aboutfresh eggs. The average farmer takes aweek to gather enough eggs to ship. Ittakes the next week to get them to mark-et and on the consumers tables. Arefourteen day eggs good enough for freshif properly kept ? I say they are. Thereare more eggs not gotten to market untilthey are thirty days old and there alwayswill be. This refers to the averagefarmers eggs, which mean about 90 percent, altogether. GORRIE & , Ont. Retuvw
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