Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . the rest of the world is falling into process of bringing employer and employeecloser together is not being accomplished without agood deal of industrial disturbance, but there seemslittle doubt that eventually it will work out so thatthere will be closer relations and harmony, that wiltmake for better business. The question of bringingcapital and labor together has been a big one forsome time, but more progress is being made in solv-ing it now than for a long time. One of the mostencouraging factors in all that is being accomplishedis the distin
Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . the rest of the world is falling into process of bringing employer and employeecloser together is not being accomplished without agood deal of industrial disturbance, but there seemslittle doubt that eventually it will work out so thatthere will be closer relations and harmony, that wiltmake for better business. The question of bringingcapital and labor together has been a big one forsome time, but more progress is being made in solv-ing it now than for a long time. One of the mostencouraging factors in all that is being accomplishedis the distinct tendency to make for better living con-ditions, better home life and more education. Allthese have been badly needed, especially in many ofthe big industrial centres. One of the best things;the workers in England are doing is the gradualelimination of slum districts and the establishmentof workers villages where living conditions are in>many instances almost ideal. July 18, 1919 CANADIAN GROCER .31 Current Events in Photograph. First Dirigible toCross Atlantic The photo gives agood idea of thegreat size of theR34. It was takenshortly after the ex-plosion which torethe dirigible fromher moorings. Theexplosion was causedby the gas in one ofthe front sectionsbecoming heated bythe sun. It tore asection of the outerskin thirty feet longfrom the forwardlower surface of thegas bag. This acci-dent has delayed thereturn trip of thehuge aircraft. Butit is now on its way,having left Wednes-day at midnight. A Town on a Cash Basis Grocers of Kincardine, Ont., Have Adopted a Uniform Cash System—No Credit or Orders—Co-operative Dealing Also Helps to Reduce Charges ONE year ago the 1st of May allthe Kincardine, Ont., grocers de-cided to sell only for cash. Sometime before that they had adopted ageneral delivery and found it so satis-factory that they decided to adopt stillfurther innovations. This time it was toput the trade of the town on a cashbasis. The grocers who entered
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