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Title: Hardware merchandising August-October 1912
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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oodTool making. Every Tool is guaranteed by the makers, who feelso fully responsible for it that they give all deal-ers authority to replace at their expense any Toolwhich breaks from any defect in materials orworkmanship. Introduce them to your customers. They almostsell themselves. Every Mechanic knows a Toolshould be designed to swing true and on heft-ing a PLUMB TOOL he finds it squares itself tohis experience. Quality Like This Should beon Your Shelves. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MARITIME PROVINCES: WM. STAIRS, SON & MORROW, Limited 1810 HALIFAX, N.S. 1912 Eastern Canadas Supply House 152 HARDWARE AND METAL Maritime Nail Co LIMITED Head Office and Factory, St. John, N.B, Warehouses—Quebec, Montreal, Halifax MANUFACTURERS OF MonarchBrand WIRE NAILS Common and SpikesSpecialGalvanizedBarbed Car Nails WIRE Bright TinnersCoiled AnnealedCut in Lengths, Hayand Bale Ties CAPEWELL HORSE NAILS More Capewell Horse Nails used in America than any three other brands Write us for information 153
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View Trnrn. the Conven tion Town—Birds Eye View Looking North-Bast. A Pretty Scene in Truro From the East—Symptoms of Good Agri-cultural Land Are Here. Strong Maritime Business Men Unite Annual Convention at Truro, N.S., of Boards of Trade of Provinces Down bythe Sea—Questions affecting the Transportation Facilities of the MaritimesAmong the Most Prominent—Cable Service to Prince Edward Island—ChangeWanted in Militia Act Respecting Strikes—The Immigration Problem. Special Staff Correspondence. Truro, N.S., Aug. 27.—Fine weathergreeted the nineteenth annual meetingof the Maritime Board of Trade whichmet in the Municipal buildings at Truro,Aug. 21-22. There was a decided re-juvenation of life in the Board in evi-dence. New delegates were presentfrom various parts of the Provinces andthe discussions were notable and inter-esting from a National as well as Mari-time standpoint. Dr. Dunbar, president, called the meet-ing to order at 11 oclock, and reportsfrom committees were

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