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Title: Canadian grocer January-June 1908
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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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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foreground there is to be seena small table and ehairs. On the tablethere is a magazine or two, a city di-rectory, and sometimes a jar of somefancy line which might interest waitingcustomers. In conversation with The Grocer Dr.Boulter said that the company was en-tirely a Canadian organization, andthe impression that was in some quar-ters that their company was connectedwith the Sanitary Co., Limited, was anerroneous one. The contiguity of thetwo factories., and the fact that theNiagara Falls Canning Co. intend touse the Sanitary cans in all their pack-ing is no doubt accountable for thisreport. The company consist of the follow-ing gentlemen: Geo. Boulter, president;S. E. Boulter, secretary; Frank Boulter,general manager; and W. F. Griffiths,W. P. Dixon, directors. The capitaliza-tion is $60,000, fully paid. TRADE NOTES. Wm. La Chappelle, general merchant,of McTaggart, Sask., has made an as-signment. The general store of J. H. Cannon, ofMinitonas, Man., was destroyed by firerecently.
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Interior of Store of J. B. Berthiaume, Montreal. English manufacturers of biscuits areshown. The shelves on the left side aregiven over chiefly to wines and liquors,of which a full stock is carried. At theback of the store one will find the ship-ping department, which is convenientlylocated, as there is a side door givingexit to Prince Arthur street. The re-frigerator is at the back also, wherecanned goods, cereals and other pack-age goods are shelved ready to hand, forthe clerks. To the right as one enters will be no-ticed a fine, marble-topped silent sales-man. In this show case fancy groceriesare generally displayed, olives beinggiven prominence in the picture repro-duced here. On top will be seen on ex- Back of the table a show case con-taining cereals affords those lines con-siderable publicity. Finely finished throughout, and artis-tically arranged, the store strikes oneupon entering as being a place of busi-ness run by a man who knows his trade. READY FOR COMING SEASON. Dr. S.

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