Identifier: cangrocerjanjune1921toro (find matches)
Title: Canadian grocer January-June 1921
Year: 1921 (1920s)
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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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r waspicking up from door to door among yourcustomers, and wondered how you were tobeat him at his own game? The orders he gets should belong to you,but you cannot get them by selling the samekind of tea he sells. The bulk tea he sells looks the same, per-haps is the same, as your bulk tea. You mustsell a different and a better tea, and do youknow, one of the best teas in the world is rightat your hand, RED ROSE package TEA?Aside from the quality of RED ROSE TEA,it is something the pedlar cannot handle be-cause we will not sell to him. A customer for RED ROSE TEA isworth much more to you than a customer forbulk tea. You are pretty sure to keep yourRed Rose customer; the pedlar may take yourbulk tea customer any day. Worth thinking about, isnt it ? Talk to our traveller the next time he calls. We know you want to retainyour tea trade. He may be able to offer you some other good suggestions. T. H. Estabrooks Co., St. John Montreal Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton 86 CANADIAN GROCER May 6, 1921
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1—Tin lines. 2—Factory. 3—AH paper cans. 4—Combination paper and tin cans. What Do You Require In Cans ? We supply all tin, all paper and combination tin and papercans. There are slip covers, plug covers, penny lever lids, siftertops and special covers. Both tin and paper materials are of aguaranteed quality. Ross Cans are made under favorable conditions, by a com-petent organization, on automatic machinery, in a daylightfactory with unexcelled shipping facilities. We are illustrating here a few lines, such as sanitary cans, jam pails, honeypails, paint and varnish tins, cans for cereals, cocoa, salt, baking powders,spices, various drugs and household utilities. Ross Cans are used for practi-cally every purpose. Let us send you our illustrated booklet about Ross Cans and quote you oneither your immediate or future requirements. Ask for booklet CG4. Ross Can Co., Limited Bowmanville, Ontario

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