Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . youshow Snowflake regularly. Have you a good stock on hand ? S. F. Lawrason & Co. LONDON, CANADA // any advertisement interests yon, tear it out now and place with letters to be answered. April 19, 1918 CANADIA X GROC EH 29 Always Show SNOWFLAKE Ammonia Powder Your customers are being constantly remindedof the fact that SNOWFLAKE Ammoniais the biggest value and the finest qualityon the market to-day. We would therefore suggest that you keepthis live seller regularly displayed. You willhave no difficulty in making the initial saleand, after that, SNOWFLAKEquali
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . youshow Snowflake regularly. Have you a good stock on hand ? S. F. Lawrason & Co. LONDON, CANADA // any advertisement interests yon, tear it out now and place with letters to be answered. April 19, 1918 CANADIA X GROC EH 29 Always Show SNOWFLAKE Ammonia Powder Your customers are being constantly remindedof the fact that SNOWFLAKE Ammoniais the biggest value and the finest qualityon the market to-day. We would therefore suggest that you keepthis live seller regularly displayed. You willhave no difficulty in making the initial saleand, after that, SNOWFLAKEquality will take care of therepeats. Selling Lawrasons Snow-flake Ammonia will notonly net you a good profitbut will enhance the qual-ity reputation of your store. Order Early. Congestionof the railroads and slow-ness of delivery emphasizethe wisdom of orderingearly and far, far your require-ments for Snowflake and letus have your order NOW. Sells retail at 10 and 15 cents S. F. Lawrason & Co. LONDON, CANADA. // any advertisement interests you, tear it out now und place with letters to be answered. 30 CANADIAN GROCER April 15, 1918. Rye Flour Now $8; PricePackage Oats Revised Montreal. CEREALS.—The feature of the cerealmarket is that of the strong positiontaken by rye flour. This is in active de-mand, and has been advancing from dayto day until a new record has beenreached—$8 being asked this week forthe 98-lb. sacks. Much of it is beingused for making new breads, and largerproportions of it are now embodied insome of the varieties being turned outby the bakers. Prices on the packagerolled oats are likely to be revised, andthere may be a little easier tone. Corn-meal is ruling at firm prices withoutchange. Cornmeal (Gold Dust) 7 25 Barley, pearl 9 50 Barley, pot, 98 lbs 7 50 Buckwheat flour, 98 lbs 7 26 Corn flour, 98 lbs 6 66 7 25 Cornmeal, yellow, 98 lbs 6 50 6 60 Hominy grits. 98 lbs 6 75 8 00 Hominy, pearl, 98 lbs 7 50 7 75 Oatmeal, stan
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