Canadian grocer July-December 1903 . London onthe 14th inst. Mr. Blackwell was born at MountPleasant and was in the 53rd year of his age. He was for man) years a clerk inthe employ of Priddis Bros., London, after-wards joining the travelling staff of hisbrother-in-law, Joseph Smith, cigar manu-facturer. Mr. Blackwell took a very activeinterest in the affairs of the WesternOntario Commercial Travellers Associa-tion, and was its first vice-president at thetime of his death. He was also a very prominent Oddfel-low and Freemason, and his funeral wasunder the auspices of the Masonic frie
Canadian grocer July-December 1903 . London onthe 14th inst. Mr. Blackwell was born at MountPleasant and was in the 53rd year of his age. He was for man) years a clerk inthe employ of Priddis Bros., London, after-wards joining the travelling staff of hisbrother-in-law, Joseph Smith, cigar manu-facturer. Mr. Blackwell took a very activeinterest in the affairs of the WesternOntario Commercial Travellers Associa-tion, and was its first vice-president at thetime of his death. He was also a very prominent Oddfel-low and Freemason, and his funeral wasunder the auspices of the Masonic friends and fellow travellers willlearn of his death with profound regret. CIGARS AT $4 EACH. A consignment of cigars to be retailedat $4 each has just been passed throughthe New York custom house. There were about 1,500 cigars in theconsignment and the • duty was 69c. oneach. The tobacco was grown in the VueltoAbajo district of Central Cuba and theplant is the result of years of leaves only are used and the cigars. Pipes The Largest Pipe House inCanada.
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