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Canadian grocer January-June 1910 . st thecatalogue competition. This force willincrease of its own accord but every yea,rthe merchants should be alert to see thatthey are again represented at the farm-ers meetings. It is the business of the merchants totake the initiative. PERSONAL NOTES. R. A. Ross, a London, Ont., retail gro-cer has recently returned from a pleas-ure and health trip to British Columbia. In connection with the Food Congress,which was held in Paris, France, in Oc-tober last, a beautiful medal, from thedesign of Daniel Dupuis, has been pre-sented by the White Cross Society ofG
Canadian grocer January-June 1910 . st thecatalogue competition. This force willincrease of its own accord but every yea,rthe merchants should be alert to see thatthey are again represented at the farm-ers meetings. It is the business of the merchants totake the initiative. PERSONAL NOTES. R. A. Ross, a London, Ont., retail gro-cer has recently returned from a pleas-ure and health trip to British Columbia. In connection with the Food Congress,which was held in Paris, France, in Oc-tober last, a beautiful medal, from thedesign of Daniel Dupuis, has been pre-sented by the White Cross Society ofGeneva, to Loudon M. Douglas, of Edin-burgh Scotland, who acted as HonorarySecretary to the English speaking sec-tion of the Congress. A WOMAN ADMIRER. Canadian Grocer, Toronto. Gentlemen,—Enclosed please find moneyorder for $2, my subscription for Grocerup to April, 1910. I might say I enjoyTlie Grocer very much and could not getalong without it. I remain. MRS. C. E. , Ont., Jan. 13, 1910. Things That Shouldnt Be. A Grocer Behind the Counter With His Hat on Serving a Woman. 23 Wins Christmas Advertising Contest a Second Time Prize Goes to Forsyth Jr., a DartmoTith, , Grocer—Judges Consider His a Model to go by—Several Splendid Runners-up and Others DeservingSpecial Attention—Increased Interest From a Year Ago. The winner of the Christmas Adver-tising Competition of The Canadian Gro-cer and the five runners-up in theirorder of merit are: FORSYTH JR., DARTMOUTH,, written by Jno. Forsyth. GEO. MABEN, ELORA, ONT.,written by Geo. Maben. THE W. H. STONE CO, WINNI-PEG, MAN., written by A. E. WhiteT. A. ROWAT & CO., LONDON;ONT., written by R. J. Donaghy. KIRKUP & WILKIE, FORTWILLIAM, ONT.; written by W. THE G. W. ROBINSON & CO.,HAMILTON, ONT., written by Forsyth, of Dartmouth, , evi-dently knows the fundamental principlesof advertising. Last year he carried offthe prize in the Christmas contest andiiow he duplic
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