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Title: Hardware merchandising March-June 1917
Year: 1917 (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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1917 June 30, 1917. HARDWARE AND METAL—Toronto Advertising Section. 131 b<
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f A HE growth of Canada, in its fifty years of nation-hood, is, of course, reliected in the development ofits large cities. Toronto, the Queen City, has shared fully in thisdevelopment, Its favorable situation on Lake Ontario,coupled with the progressive spirit of its business menhas made Toronto a great manufacturing and distribut-ing centre. In fact, railway statistics show Toronto tobe the chief point in Canada for the origination offreight and passenger traffic. Nothing could more graphically show the growth ofToronto than a comparison of the waterfront at thetime of Confederation (depicted at the top of this page)and at the present time, as reproduced below. Butthe immediate future has still greater developments instore for Torontos waterfront The Harbor Commis-sion are expending $25,000,000 to open up new indus-trial areas, deepen the harbor to admit ocean-goinoboats, and improve the dock facilities. It is with every confidence, therefore, that Torontosmanufacturers and wholesal

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