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Title: Hardware merchandising January-March 1911
Year: 1911 (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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Association, Montreal. PROSPECTUS ISSUED BY RETAIL-ERS. Considerable enterprise has beenshown by Howard L. Knox of Lynden,Ont., who not long ago, took over thegeneral store business of J. H. Cornell. In addition to a general line of hard-ware and tinware, Mr. Knox handlesseveral specialties which he sells fromsample, or catalogue. To call his cus-tomers attention to these lines, he hasissued what he terms a Prospectus,illustrating and briefly describing thedifferent goods he handles, apart fromthe regular stock. The prospectus is nine by six inchesin size, and contains eight pages andcover. The cover is printed on coatedpaper, the front showing a half tonecut of Mr. Knoxs store and residence. Each booklet is punched at the upperleft hand corner, so that customers canput a string through it, and hang it ona convenient nail. The idea of this prospectus is good,and it should bring a lot of business ti>Mr. Knoxs store. H A R D W A RE AND M E T A L Jtariclom Sketches cit tlie Convention
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31 HARDWARE AND METAL Changes Advocated by Resolution Committee Legislative Enactments Recommended on a Number of Points—Clerks Can Become Associate Members — Report ReceivedFrom Mutual Fire Insurance Committee Showing Progress —Visitors are Heard. The session held on Wednesday after-noon was full of interest, a number oftopics of extreme importance being dis-cussed. There was again some delay atthe start, it being fully 2 oclock beforethe members commenced to arrive inforce. President Cinnamon anounced thatthere were places at the chairmans tablefor H. T. Kirk, president of the B. C.association, Fred C. Lariviere, life mem-ber of the association, M. C. Hunt, ofLondon, who had acted as chairman ofthe civic reception committee at the pre-vious convention, and Wm. Maxwell ofthe Iver-Johnson Arms Co. All wereon hand and took their places at thetable. A letter was read from T. H. McLarenof the Canadian Brass Co., Gait, re-gretting his inability to be present. A telegram was in recei

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