Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . ch less toleave any margin for packing and pricesare running high. AND POULTRY. — Chickenshave cheapened since Thanksgiving Dayrush, and are down 2e. Fish and oystersare steady and in good demand. Fish-Codfish 0 10 Halibut o 12 Pickerel n 08 Salmon n 14 Trout 012% Whitefish n 08% Oysters- u ** Imperial gallon •. 2 26 Large tins, 4 1-6 gals 1050 Cured— Kippered herrings, box 1 75 Holland herrings, beg 0 75 Salt mackerel, kits 275 Poultry (live)- Chickens, per lb 0 14 Turkeys 0 y Geese 0 10 Ducks 0 iq « AN ERROR CORRECTED. In the issue of Can
Canadian grocer October-December 1913 . ch less toleave any margin for packing and pricesare running high. AND POULTRY. — Chickenshave cheapened since Thanksgiving Dayrush, and are down 2e. Fish and oystersare steady and in good demand. Fish-Codfish 0 10 Halibut o 12 Pickerel n 08 Salmon n 14 Trout 012% Whitefish n 08% Oysters- u ** Imperial gallon •. 2 26 Large tins, 4 1-6 gals 1050 Cured— Kippered herrings, box 1 75 Holland herrings, beg 0 75 Salt mackerel, kits 275 Poultry (live)- Chickens, per lb 0 14 Turkeys 0 y Geese 0 10 Ducks 0 iq « AN ERROR CORRECTED. In the issue of Canadian Grocer,October 17, a typographical error occur-red in the advertisement of the Con-necticut Oyster Co. on page 42. Theparafined lined liquid containers wereadvertised as follows:—Prices Factory, Sombra, Ontario: Half Pints $ per dozen Pints Quarts This should, of course, have read:—Prices Factory, Sombra, Ontario: Half Pints $ per thousand Pints Quarts THE CANADIAN GROCER. The business of theSEALSHIPT Oy-ster Systems Cana-dian Branch has beentaken over by us. Wecan fill all orderspromptly for SEAL-SHIPT Oysters orequipment. Higher Efficiency You realize that what you deliver to your customer must meetevery expectation if complete satisfaction is to be only must you be particular about the goods you deliver, butalso your service, as service is growing to be more and more im-portant. Do you realize that when we get a mans order for oysters, thathe writes or wires us for the express purpose of obtaining oysters?As a matter of fact he could have nothing else in mind as weconfine our sales to oysters. In order to get the Dealer to do this you must understand thatit is necessary for us to put up a proposition that merits more thancasual attention, as perhaps that same merchant is ordering goodsfrom one or more concerns in the same mail who handle oystersas a side line. It brings it down to a question of
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