Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . pan. R. D. GAMBLE, General Manager. COMPLIMENTSOF THE SEASON. Thanks for favors during the year nowclosed. A continuance in 1898 will beappreciated. OUR MOTTO!Courteous Treatment, Fair Dealing. George Foster & Sons BRANTFORD, ONT. Do you sellSterling Pickles ? If you do your customers get athoroughly good pickle at a lowprice ONIONS. CAULIFLOWER, CUCUMBERS, MIXED, CHOW. All in neat bottles suitable forfamily trade Wri e for prices to T. A. LYTLE & CO. Vinegar Manufacturers, TORONTO jCoffee I Rio \ ft Santos Green i Maracaibo or 1 i JavaMocha Roasted Some ext
Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . pan. R. D. GAMBLE, General Manager. COMPLIMENTSOF THE SEASON. Thanks for favors during the year nowclosed. A continuance in 1898 will beappreciated. OUR MOTTO!Courteous Treatment, Fair Dealing. George Foster & Sons BRANTFORD, ONT. Do you sellSterling Pickles ? If you do your customers get athoroughly good pickle at a lowprice ONIONS. CAULIFLOWER, CUCUMBERS, MIXED, CHOW. All in neat bottles suitable forfamily trade Wri e for prices to T. A. LYTLE & CO. Vinegar Manufacturers, TORONTO jCoffee I Rio \ ft Santos Green i Maracaibo or 1 i JavaMocha Roasted Some extra choice lots now in storeat lowest prices. \ I WARREN BROS. & CO. • TORONTO. i^**^F** ^** W**^P** w**^F** **^B **^»**^B **^^**W **^P**^P 1 BUY | I Ivory Bar Soap THE BEST MADE Extra Choice Hams BaconPure LardMess Pork PARK, BLACKWELL 4 CO. umiM Pork and Beef Packers,TORONTO PRUNES NEW SPHINX A, «B and W. Just arriving. Perkins, Ince & Co. TORONTO. STOPDRINKING Inferior Coffees, and orderthat Universal Favorite. BXififlfif D Th© Grocers Favorite Coffto Dowrvodly oa« of cao meat popult* combia*tionj ofZL«li Orftds Uofiofc. cSewd. TODHUNTER. MITCHELL & GO. Cofloa Impirton tad 3oa^r«. TareatA - _j- mmfmwrm***** 30 THE CANADIAN GROCER MANITOBA MARKETS. Winnipeg, Jan. 3, 1898. ONE of the most difficult things onearth is to be sure that the newsyou are forwarding is absolutelycorrect. When forwarding the informationthat pigs were plentiful and packing housesrunning full time, I thought the news camefrom a thoroughly reliable source. Now itturns out that this was only a momentaryspurt, and, as a matter of fact, the packinghouses have barely sufficient to keep themrunning half time. Mr. J. Y. Griffin, thehead of Winnipegs largest packing house,left Saturday for Chicago and New away he will complete the purchaseof the machinery for the ammonia refriger-ating plant which is to be installed in theirlarge new packing house. This will be thefirst ammonia plant in Winnipe
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