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Title: Hardware merchandising 1895
Year: 1895 (1890s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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srs. Hunter and Crossley, who stoppedover here on their way to Charlottetown,told of a well-known commercial travelerand agnostic who had been conver.ed intheir meetings in Fredericton. His namewas not given, but since then it has beenlearned that the man in question was Mr.B. Rautenburg, the well-known representa-tive of Park, Blackwell & Co., of Toronto.Mr. Rautenburg, who was at the Americanyesterday, tells an interesting story of hisconversion.—Moncton, N.B., Times. HARDWARE AND METAL I OVERWHELMING __ J » I The success that has so far at-tended our introduction in thismarket of the Sherwin-WilliamsPaints and Colors has quite over-whelmed us. We expected en-couraging results, but were notprepared for such general andhearty response as we have experi-enced from all parts of the country. We can assure all those whohave booked so generously forthese goods, that they will not bedisappointed in them. The Sher-win-Williams Paints have longbeen tried and are never foundwanting. 7^
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7^ PROGRESS This is an age of progress andadvancement. Better and bettergoods are what is being demandedby the consumer. By experienceman becomes more critical. Theenterprising, up-to-date merchantis the one who recognizes this de-mand, and makes ready to supplyit. The Sherwin-Williams Paintsare up-to-date and embody thevery latest improvements andmethods in paint making. Notlow priced, but most value for themoney. Keep with the pro-gressive. Manufactured inCanada by Walter H. Cottingham & Co. MONTREAL. I i s 8 II i HARDWARE AND METAL Hit — III 1^ Ml ■ III I— Ml I III Mill M ; ; ; ^M H ;; !!■ ; ; M .... A GHOST AT SEA .... THE AWFUL EXPERIENCE OF A CANADIAN BUYER ON HIS CHRISTMAS TRIP HOME.Ml ^11 III — III m^ II I mi ii ;; I ^i Ml ^» Ml ^— III m^ II II II IImiIIb

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