Canadian grocer January-June 1892 . GANONG BROS. ST. STEPHEN, MANUFACTURERS OF THE G. B CHOCOLATES. There is no other Blacking for sale in Canada equal to P. G. FRENCH BLACKING. If you have not already compared it with others, send to us fora sample—Try it—You will be convinced. PURE GOLD MANUFACTURING CO., 31 Front Street East, Toronto. Condensed ffiinee JVIeat. Delicious Mince Pies every day in the year. Handled by retaileras shelf or countergoods. No general satis-faction. Sells at all seasons. Will not ferment inwarm weather. MOUNT BR0R «ER.|F T «,A0DALITr.
Canadian grocer January-June 1892 . GANONG BROS. ST. STEPHEN, MANUFACTURERS OF THE G. B CHOCOLATES. There is no other Blacking for sale in Canada equal to P. G. FRENCH BLACKING. If you have not already compared it with others, send to us fora sample—Try it—You will be convinced. PURE GOLD MANUFACTURING CO., 31 Front Street East, Toronto. Condensed ffiinee JVIeat. Delicious Mince Pies every day in the year. Handled by retaileras shelf or countergoods. No general satis-faction. Sells at all seasons. Will not ferment inwarm weather. MOUNT BR0R «ER.|F T «, ALImES°u?7DHe CRusTT IST«N The best and cheapestMince Meat onEarth. Price re-duced to $ gross, net. J. H. WETHEY, St. Catharines, Ont. GEO. MATTHEWS PACKER and CURER of the M Rose Brand Hams, Bacon and Lard, ALL NEW STOCK. PACKIHG HOUSES. OTTAWA, PETERBORO and LINSDAY, ONT 12 THE CANADIAN GROCER. jjj ||||ii|;|| Fire has almost destroyed the town ofLachute, a thriving manufacturing centre, 60miles from Montreal. A fire broke out among some rags in theattic of John Eustices grocery Hamilton onMonday. Little damage was done. The Patrons of Industry are canvassingthe riding of East Elgin to get the farmersopinion of bringing out a candidate for theHouse of Commons in the coming fire on Wednesday in Thorold, Ont.,destroyed John Cloys grocery store. Hisloss on the building was $8,000 insured for$4,000 ; loss on stock $7,000, insured for$3,000. Two neighboring stores were de-stroyed. At a largely attended meeting of the Mon-treal Grocers Association, held in the Me-chanics institute one night last week it wasdecided to hold a grand drive, sometime be-tween the 1st and 15th of February. Detailswere left to a committee to look after, whowill fix the date and arrange the route andrendezvous. One of Leamingtons business men leftnearly $1,000 under his pillow at the LuckHousp,
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