Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . 10 0010 25 0 19 9 108 600 250 45 4038 34%32 404742403532% 2 502 006 006 006 50 2 752 507 009 00 7 50 JELLY POWDERS WILL PROBABLYADVANCE There is every indication that therewill be an increase in jelly powders with-in a comparatively brief time. This ad-vance may be expected to entail an in-creased cost of 20 cents a dozen on ex-isting prices. There are two causes forthis possibility, first the sharp advancein the cost of gelatine already high inprice, which brings it to a present figureof 40 cents a pound; and second, thehigh price of sugar and the daily in-cr
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . 10 0010 25 0 19 9 108 600 250 45 4038 34%32 404742403532% 2 502 006 006 006 50 2 752 507 009 00 7 50 JELLY POWDERS WILL PROBABLYADVANCE There is every indication that therewill be an increase in jelly powders with-in a comparatively brief time. This ad-vance may be expected to entail an in-creased cost of 20 cents a dozen on ex-isting prices. There are two causes forthis possibility, first the sharp advancein the cost of gelatine already high inprice, which brings it to a present figureof 40 cents a pound; and second, thehigh price of sugar and the daily in-creasing difficulty of getting sufficientsupplies to continue the business. Onefirm has definitely discontinued takingorders till June 1 in both jelly powdersand soft drinks, claiming that the orderson hand are sufficient to cover all sup-plies that they are able to obtain duringthat period. What action they will takeafter this date will be dependent largelyon the conditions that may be prevail-ing at that time. 130 April 26, Served 6,300 Customers in One Day Selling Fresh Meat Through New Suggestion to Prospective Customer — Novel Arrange-ment of Full Sides of Beef Showing Various Cuts — Plenty of Price Tickets and Neatly-worded Cards. THE power of suggestion is usedto good purpose in the meat, vege-table and fruit displays made bythe Montreal Public Market. Thingswhich are to be used for the table canbe made so attractive as to sell them-selves, and this has been the experienceto a very great extent of this features that have been used heresuccessfully were recently explained tothe Montreal representative of CANA-DIAN GROCER. Window Displays Important Our strong point is window displays,said H. P. dOrsonnens, the manager ofthis rather novel store. It is locatedon St. Catherine Street, Montreal, wherea large pedestrian traffic affords a realopportunity to draw the customerthrough this medium of attraction. We change our windows every week, andsometimes twic
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