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Title: Canadian grocer July-September 1919
Year: 1919 (1910s)
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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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510-lb. tins, % doz. in case.. 6 0520-lb. tins, Vi doz. in case. . 6 25(5, 10, and 20-lb. tins have wirehandles.) MOZOLA COOKING OILPer case No. 1. 24 tins 12 00 No. 2. 12 tins 11 50 No. 8, 6 tins, 7% lbs. each 20 25 No. 5, 2 tins, 37%lb. each 30 00 INFANTS FOOD MAGOR, SON & CO., LTD. Robinsons Patent Barley— Dot. 1 lb $4 00 % lb 2 00 Robinsons Patent Groats— 1 lb 4 00 % R> 2 W NUGGET POLISHES Doz.Polish, Black, Tan, Toney Red and Dark Brown $1 15 Card Outfits, Black and Tan.. 4 15Metal Outfits. Black and Tan.. 4 85 Creams, Black and Tan 125 White Cleaner 1 26 IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO. OF CANADA. LIMITED EMPIRE BRANCH Black Watch, 10s, lb $1 20 Bobs, 12s 1 00 Currency, 12s 1 90 Stag Bar, 9s, boxes, 6 lbs. ... 10* Pay Roll, thick bars 1 25 Pay Roll, plugs, 10s. 6-lb. Vi caddies 1 26 Shamrock, 9s, % cads., 12 lbs., V4 cads., 6 lbs 1 Of Great West Pouches, 9s, 3-lb. boxes, % and 1-lb. lunch boxes 1 1* Forest and Stream, tins, 9s, 2-lb. cartons 1 14 August 8, 1919 CANADIAN GROCER 61
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Break the Chain! Yes, Mr. Dealer—break the chain whichbinds you to sell some foods in packages! Of course—some products should unques-tionably be packaged—but some not! Think how many items there now arewhose packaging costs the housewife—andconsequently you—a real loss. Cut loose from those items! Break thechains of custom and habit! Think of coffeein bulk and coffee in packages! Then askyourself Why do I shove out the package? Ask yourself constantly: Why is this itempackaged? And so on—through the list. Look over your stock. See the numerous bulk items you keep which give your trade25%, 50% and 100% more weight for thesame money! Get your customers to takethose bulk goods and save money! And remember—when you save a customermoney, it adds to your profits. What helpsyour customers—always comes back andhelps you! And then, if you keep your bulk goods inthe 31 drawered, handy, and economicalSherer Food Container, you give the house-wife pure and clean food, and at the

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