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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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methods of doing business aremore like those of the Old Country thanlike those of the United States. He be-lieves that a business, like Rome, was notbuilt in a day, and he has a great re-spect for the traditions he has beentaught, and which came, in turn, in manycases, from across the sea. The hustling- commercial traveller from Ontario, who expects to clean up atown in Nova Scotia or New Brunswickand scoot away on the next train, willoften meet with as much disappointmentas is being experienced by our trade rep-resentatives who have gone to Europe.The people over there like to act deliber-ately and talk over any business proposi-tion before they commit themselves to it.They do not want to be hustled into mak-ing purchases and the traveller Whotries to adopt this method will find thatit does not pay. SOME MARITIME SCENES Truro, N.S., from the east and birds-eyeview of Truro. A glimpse from the Annapolis Valley apple section of Nova Scotia and a herring fishing scene ;it Shediac. N.B.
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Chatham, N.BShowing harbor A view of CastleStreet, New-. N.B. 26 CANADIAN GROCER August 1, 1919 Removal of I.C.R. Offices So far as the relations between theMaritime Provinces and Tipper Canadago there is no gainsaying the fact thatthere is a certain lack of sympathy be-tween them. There is a pronounced im-pvession among the peopie dow:; F.;istthat Ontario is hoggish and wants allthe plums. The most recent example ofthis, in the mind of the eastern man, isthe removing of the head offices of theIntercolonial Railway from Moncton toToronto. This is deeply resented, and istaken as merely another example of thedesire of Ontario to pull everything insight towards that province. There isa fear among manufacturers that exportfreight rates will be affected, and thatthe benefit of rates on the Canadian Na-tional Railways will hereafter be for theUpper Province manufacture!-. The I.C.R.was the one ewe lamb given to theMaritime Provinces as an inducement toenter Confederation, which they regard-

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