Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . ollars worth. Amongother orders, this company will take all theoutput of the Laing Meat Co. up to May 1. THE CANADIAN GROCER Kiln-Dried Split Peas for the Klondyke i L Kiln-Dried to remove ~~ ~ the last trace of moisture in them—hence their absolutely perfect keeping qualities in any kind of weather. Require no care—they take care of themselves. As good when used as when they leave our hands. Beans grow soft and sprout, in damp weather—Split Peas remain unchanged. They are very nourishing—yield strength and supply the waste on body and mind that Nature wants
Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . ollars worth. Amongother orders, this company will take all theoutput of the Laing Meat Co. up to May 1. THE CANADIAN GROCER Kiln-Dried Split Peas for the Klondyke i L Kiln-Dried to remove ~~ ~ the last trace of moisture in them—hence their absolutely perfect keeping qualities in any kind of weather. Require no care—they take care of themselves. As good when used as when they leave our hands. Beans grow soft and sprout, in damp weather—Split Peas remain unchanged. They are very nourishing—yield strength and supply the waste on body and mind that Nature wants relieved. A strong, economical, sure, safe food for the Klondyke —the Kiln-Dried Split Peas made by * The Tillson Company, LimitedTilsonburg, Ont. Black and Blue are not derogatory epithets whenapplied to foot-wear treated withPURE GOLD BLACKING, or tolaundried goods treated with PUREGOLD WINDSOR SQUAREBLUE. The season for mud requiresblacking—best quality. The Laundry always requires blue—no quality so good as -»? A A A-*- AAA — A^AAAAAAAA? ? ? ?? ?? ? ? ???? ?? ??? ^ t Have we } yourOrder ? i Pare GoldMfg. Co. TORONTO ????????^^^~?????** SALT -4~ The Salt of the Earth SALT PICES PURE SALT I HAV l SOLE MAKERS I S/^LTT North American Cbemical Co.,Limited S/^T HT i 10 THE CANADIAN GROCER PICE We are showing samples of FancyImported Rices, just arrived—Japan,Java, and Patna See our travellers, or write us. THE DAVIDSON & HAY, LTD. \S WHOLESALE GROCERS. .TORONTO REDUCTIONS IN STAPLE COTTONS. THERE were some rather extensivedrops in the prices of Canadian cot-tons announced on March i. TheDominion Cotton Co. dropped the price ofcanton flannels to meet the competition inthose goods recently inaugurated by theCanadian Colored Cotton Co. In the lowernumbers the drop is as much as 10 per prices of the medium numbers are from5 to 7% per cent, lower. In No. io andhigher numbers there is no change in price. A large cut wa
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