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Title: Canadian grocer January-June 1898
Year: 1898 (1890s)
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Subjects: Supermarkets Grocery trade Food industry and trade
Publisher: Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co. (1887)-
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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But to get a goodcup of Chocolate,you want to usethe best of all VANILLA . .CHOCOLATES UHOCOLAT MENIER And not that cheap stuff sold assweet chocolates, which lacks purityand becomes injurious. Ask your grocer for Chocolat Menier The world-renowned French Vanilla Chocolate. A PROMINENTTEA MAN from London, England, re-cently remarked that in all of his 35years experience in the Tea Trade,he had never seen a Tea the equalof Salada Ceylon Tea that didnot fetch all the way from 20 percent, to 30 per cent, in advance ofit—and moreover, that he didnt seeanything very surprising at the enor-mous sale of Salada. Whyshouldnt it sell ? The public wouldbe foolish indeed if they didnt buyit, seeing the value and quality theyget. In our modesty, we can onlyadd. this is quite true. Salada Tea Co. 20 THE CANADIAN GROCER
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You can safely recommend SURPRISE SOAP as thebest soap for washing clothes. The experience of thousands for years is the proof. Branches- MONTREAL: Board of Trade Building.TORONTO : Henry Wright & Co, 51 Colborne St.WINNIPEG: E.W.Ashley.VICTORIA : La Patourel & Co. THE ST. CROIX SOAP MFG. GO. ST. STEPHEN, N.B. of refined sugars, except German and Can-adian-German, which are i-i6c. per lb.lower. The lead was taken by one of theMontreal refineries, and the others had tofollow, although they claim that while themarket had been weaker abroad, yet, onthe very day the reduction in Canada tookplace the outside markets had taken an up-ward turn again, thus making the reductionunwarranted. At the decline the marketis steady to firm. Buyers in New York arewilling to purchase at the figures ruling a fewdays ago, but holders are asking i-i6c.more. The decline in beet in London wasabout 4^d. per cwt. below the highest pointof this campaign, but there has been sincean advance of ^c. on beet

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