Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . in such a way thatthe soap seems to be standing alone. Onthe top of the display is a false face, whichmakes the appearance of the whole display Ivery grotesque, and attracts much attention. ONTARIO FLOUR FOR BRITAIN. A well-known miller in Ontario, whobelieves he has better facilities for arrivingat conclusions on the crop question than the APPOINTED AGENT FOR CANADA. Mr. W. G. Bender, at one time with theEby, Blain Co., Limited, has been ap-pointed manager in Canada for Mr. ,the shredded cocoanut manufacturer,with head office at Toronto. Mr. Bender
Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . in such a way thatthe soap seems to be standing alone. Onthe top of the display is a false face, whichmakes the appearance of the whole display Ivery grotesque, and attracts much attention. ONTARIO FLOUR FOR BRITAIN. A well-known miller in Ontario, whobelieves he has better facilities for arrivingat conclusions on the crop question than the APPOINTED AGENT FOR CANADA. Mr. W. G. Bender, at one time with theEby, Blain Co., Limited, has been ap-pointed manager in Canada for Mr. ,the shredded cocoanut manufacturer,with head office at Toronto. Mr. Bender iswell known in the trade and has a goodmany friends. He should do well, andThe Canadian Grocer wishes him success. THE CANADIAN GROCER 35 TRY A CASE OF TOLEDO CORN STARCH This starch is manufactured from only the finest, selected, whitecorn grown in the corn belt of America. No other corn canproduce the same desirable qualities as this. We invite com-parison. Sold, wholesale by ... The F. F. DALLEY CO., Limited, Hamilton, THE RICE CROP IN JAPAN. THE following brief forecast on the ricecrop of the year is based on reportsforwarded by the Government LocalExperimental Farms and published in theofficial gazette : Tokio and its Vicinity.—In consequenceof the various adverse influences, as, for ex-ample, low temperature, abundance of rain-fall, storms, etc., the rice crop of this year,as compared with the average years yield,will show a fall of 10 to 20 per cent. Theyield of upland rice will not differ from thatof the average year. Kei-Han.—Owing to the ravages of in-jurious insects and unfavoaable weather, theharvest will fall in yield by 10 to 20 percent, as compared to the average yearsyield. That of upland rice may be expectedto be at least equal to the average yield. Eastern Osha. — The early varietiesappear to promise an inferior harvest, themiddle varieties are somewhat better, whilethose of later growth may be expected toyield the average harvest. However, asf
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