Canadian grocer January-June 1910 . Fortify Your Position as a Grocer by adding a line of Canned Fish GoodB that has made good. There isnothing you handle that will add to your reputation for good or ill like thecanned goods you stock. Your outlook is bright and your future is assuredif you stock Brunswick Brand Sea Foods the brand that spells quality. See that you have a full range on your shelves. CONNORS Limited DlacKs Harbor, , AGENTS—Grant, Oxley & Co., Halifax, ; C. H. B. HUlcoat, Sydney. C. B.; J. L. LoviH, Yar-mouth, ; D. Rattray & Sont, Quebec ; Leonard Broi., Montre
Canadian grocer January-June 1910 . Fortify Your Position as a Grocer by adding a line of Canned Fish GoodB that has made good. There isnothing you handle that will add to your reputation for good or ill like thecanned goods you stock. Your outlook is bright and your future is assuredif you stock Brunswick Brand Sea Foods the brand that spells quality. See that you have a full range on your shelves. CONNORS Limited DlacKs Harbor, , AGENTS—Grant, Oxley & Co., Halifax, ; C. H. B. HUlcoat, Sydney. C. B.; J. L. LoviH, Yar-mouth, ; D. Rattray & Sont, Quebec ; Leonard Broi., Montreal; Arthur M. Loucki, Ottawa ;C. Da Carteret, Kingston; Jamet Haywood. Toronto; Chat. Duncan, Winnipeg; Shallcroit,Macaulay & Co, Calgary, Alta.; J. Harley Brown. London, Ont.; R. Robertton & Co,. Van-couver, ; The Alf. Deni* Co., Ltd„ Edmonton, 57 THE CANADIAN GROCER An Ideal Relationskip with the Store Customers Halifax Correspondent Suggests Trade Intercourse With theFarmer and Laborer—This to be an Offset to the Mail OrderHouse—Maintains That Open Meetings Should be Held toBring About Better Conditions. By J. K L. While it is claimed that the large mailorder houses are a serious obstacle inthe natural growth and development ofthe country, it is true that they arewaking up the ordinary retailers tostudy proper and fair relations betweenthemselves and their customers. As long as the farmers and the work-ing people do not take more interest intheir immediate surroundings than theydo in the far off centres, they will nat-urally give no preference to their owntowns. Here is where the duty of thetown merchant comes in, and if themerchants will work to meet this higherplane of business relationship they willfind that the people will support theirown towns to a large extent. Some years ago when new conditionswere developing,
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