Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . terthe first crack out of the box. Thebest men are hardest to budge. Make your advertisement it brief. Use a box number ifyou like. The big thing is to try, andtry and try. Our business is to carry your adver-tisement to likely men. It isnt ourbusiness to get replies for you. Yetthe chances are that youll get replies—first week of trying. Rates—2c per word first in-sertion, and 1 cent per wordeach subsequent cents extra per inser-tion if replies are to be sentin our care to a Box in advance. CANADIAN GROCER 143-15
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . terthe first crack out of the box. Thebest men are hardest to budge. Make your advertisement it brief. Use a box number ifyou like. The big thing is to try, andtry and try. Our business is to carry your adver-tisement to likely men. It isnt ourbusiness to get replies for you. Yetthe chances are that youll get replies—first week of trying. Rates—2c per word first in-sertion, and 1 cent per wordeach subsequent cents extra per inser-tion if replies are to be sentin our care to a Box in advance. CANADIAN GROCER 143-153 University AvenueTORONTO June 7, 1918 CANADIAN GROCER—Provision Section 49 Summer days call forproducts like these— HERE are delicious cold-luncheon treats for Summer days that will espe-cially appeal to your customers just now. For the table or for the picnicbasket they are equally suitable, and you will find them good sellers. Nooccasion to complain of dull times if you feature these trade-building lines inyour
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