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Title: Canadian grocer July-December 1908
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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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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CANAniAN XATIOXAI, EXHIRTTIOX 47 Red Rcse Tea Exhibit. THE CANADIANGROCER tables, with speciallj desijrned Red Rosecups and saucers, by neat and attentivelady demonstrators who left nothing un-done for the comfort of the guests. Gro-cers and clerks with their wives andfriends received especial attention at thebooth by Mr. E. E. Boyd, sales manager INGERSOLL CREAM CHEESE. The exliibit of Ingersoll Cream Cheese,situated on a corner section nearly fac-ing the south entrance to the Manufac-turers Building, attracted the thous-ands of visitors who attended this build-ing. The appearance of the booth itself, a large sign, bearing the words: Inger-soll Cream Cheese. It Spreads LikeButter—Ingersoll Packing Co., Ingersoll,Out., Canada. On the counters at bothcorners and on well-arranged shelves atthe rear of the booth, were pyramidalpiles of the appetizing cream cheese, in
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CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION—Exhibit of the Ingersoll Packing Co. of the Toronto brancli, wiio iiad chargeof the booth, and at the office down-townMr. Geo. H. Campbell seemed to thor-oughly enjoy meeting so many of hisold friends and making many new ones.Mr. Estabrooks is certainly to be con-gratulated on the remarkable success ofhis exhibit this year. daiirty and with every suggestion ofcleanliness, had a good deal to do withan excellent first impression given. Thewalls were panelled in green burlap andWere decorated with altractive hangersand other advertising matter, issued bythe firm to assist the sale of the goods.Hanging across the top of the booth was48 the familiar wrapper with the yellowcow in the centre. Four demonstrators waited upon thepublic, the majority of whom were al-ready conversant with the high qualityof this already well-known cream cheese.Hard facts tell the story of the popular-ity of Ingersoll Cream Cheese in blocks. THE CANADIAN GROCER The consumer receives

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