Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . %s 0 19 0 25 Japan,la 0 19 0 25 TOBA. CO* EMPIRE TOBACCO CO. Foreign— Royal Oak, 2x3, Solace, 8s 0 58 Something Good, rough and ready, 8546 0 61 Something Good, rough and ready, 7s 0 60 Golden Plug, 3x6, 3Vis 0 66 Domestic Chewing—Currency, 13% oz. bars, spaced 9s, (10% to the lb.) 0 39 Patriot, 2x6, Navy 5s 0 41 Old Fox, Narrow 12s 0 44 Silver Buckle, bright 8s 0 41 Snowshoe, 10% oz. bars, spaced 8s, (12 to the lb) 0 44 Snow«hoe, pound bars, spaced 6s 0 44 Cut Smoking—Leader, 9e, in 5 lb. boxes (10 bxs. in case) 0 32 WOODEN WARE. per doz THE E. B. EDDT OO.
Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . %s 0 19 0 25 Japan,la 0 19 0 25 TOBA. CO* EMPIRE TOBACCO CO. Foreign— Royal Oak, 2x3, Solace, 8s 0 58 Something Good, rough and ready, 8546 0 61 Something Good, rough and ready, 7s 0 60 Golden Plug, 3x6, 3Vis 0 66 Domestic Chewing—Currency, 13% oz. bars, spaced 9s, (10% to the lb.) 0 39 Patriot, 2x6, Navy 5s 0 41 Old Fox, Narrow 12s 0 44 Silver Buckle, bright 8s 0 41 Snowshoe, 10% oz. bars, spaced 8s, (12 to the lb) 0 44 Snow«hoe, pound bars, spaced 6s 0 44 Cut Smoking—Leader, 9e, in 5 lb. boxes (10 bxs. in case) 0 32 WOODEN WARE. per doz THE E. B. EDDT OO. Washboards, Planet 1 60 XX 140 X 125 Special Globe 150 Matches— 5-Case Single Lots, Cue Telegraph $3 00 $3 20 Telephone 2 80 3 00 Parlor 1 30 1 40 Red Parlor 150 160 Safety No. 1, wall box 1 40 1 50 No. 2, slide box 2 80 2 90 No. 3, 2 75 2 85 Flamers, slide boxes 2 25 2 35 wax stems 3 20 3 30 Tiger 2 65 2 85 BRYANT k MAY. Robert Greig & Co., Agents. No. 9 Safety, per gross $2 00 10 1 10 2 Tiger, 5 00 4 2 00. C- We manufacture everything in the Licorice line carried by the Gro-cery, Drug and Confectionery trades. We might mention—Y. & S. StickLicorice, all sizes ; Acme Licorice Pellets ; Y. & S. Licorice Lozenges, incans or glass jars ; A B C Blocks ; Purity & Duke Brand one cent sticks ;Bundled Licorice Root, etc. In Pliable Licorice, Triple Tunnel Tubes,Mint Puff-Straps and Navy Plugs. Write for illustrated catalogue. YOUNG & SMYLIE Established 1845. BROOKLYN, , THE CANADIAN GROCER Salt that Pays Some dealers say there is no money in handlingsalt. Our best customers tell a different story. Almost every-thing depends on the way it is handled. Houu do they manage it ? First of all they buy it right—they send us theirorders knowing that we carry large stocks of first-class salt, andthat we ship promptly by any line of rail or by water. Onarrival it is stored in a clean, dry place, and treated with the carethat all good merchandise deserves.
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