Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . ew-laid 0 38 Breakfast bacon 0 40 Butter, creamery, per lb 0 47 Butter, dairv, per lb 0 40 0 42 Butter, tub 0 38 0 40 Margarine 0 32% 0 33 Lard, pure, lb 0 32 0 32% Lard, compound 0 2{ ?• American clear pork 67 00 70 00 Beef corned, Is 4 25 Tomatoes, 3s, standard, case 5 40 Raspberries, 2s, Ont, case 6 20 Peaches, 2s, standard case 4 40 Corn, 2s, standard case 5 00 Peas, standard, case 4 00 Apples, , doz 4 00 Strawberries, 2s, Ont., case j> 20 Salmon. Red, spring, cases 15 00 Pinks x 1 00 Cohoes CO Chums ° ™ Evaporated apples, per lb Peaches, per
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . ew-laid 0 38 Breakfast bacon 0 40 Butter, creamery, per lb 0 47 Butter, dairv, per lb 0 40 0 42 Butter, tub 0 38 0 40 Margarine 0 32% 0 33 Lard, pure, lb 0 32 0 32% Lard, compound 0 2{ ?• American clear pork 67 00 70 00 Beef corned, Is 4 25 Tomatoes, 3s, standard, case 5 40 Raspberries, 2s, Ont, case 6 20 Peaches, 2s, standard case 4 40 Corn, 2s, standard case 5 00 Peas, standard, case 4 00 Apples, , doz 4 00 Strawberries, 2s, Ont., case j> 20 Salmon. Red, spring, cases 15 00 Pinks x 1 00 Cohoes CO Chums ° ™ Evaporated apples, per lb Peaches, per lb O 19 Potatoes-New, native, barrel 2 50 2 75 Onions, Canadian, 75 lbs 1 75 2 00 Lemons, Messina, case 6. 00 7 00 Oranges, California, case 6 00 8 50 Grapefruit, case 6 50 50 Several young boys recently enteredthe store of Hope McGinnis, Belleville,Ont, and were engaged in stealingcigarettes and other articles that ap-pealed to them when Mr. McGinnis ap-peared on the scene. The boys were allarrested. May 3, 1918. 39. New Restrictions on Imported Meats Government Amendment Provides That Meat and Canned Goods Entering from United States Must Bear Government Inspection Marks — Penalties For Importing Goods That Are Not Vouched For in This Manner THE Federal Government bulletinNo. 55 to amend the Meat and Can-ned Foods Act came in for alengthy discussion at a recent session andwas given its first reading. This bill aims to establish a more uni-form practice in the inspection of meatand canned food products. In the courseof the debate on the bill, instances wereadduced to show that some such actionwas necessary. It was stated by theMinister of Agriculture that the aim ofthe bill was to prevent goods that wereunder standard for the American mar-ket from finding a market in this coun-try. He instanced as an example of theneed for some such legislation that tuber-cular cattle had been sold in British Col-umbia. This beef was slaughtered in theUnited States but was no
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