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Title: Canadian grocer July-September 1919
Year: 1919 (1910s)
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Subjects: Supermarkets Grocery trade Food industry and trade
Publisher: Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co. (1887)-
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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<fc-. tSISEFAIRBANKSa^n LIMITED MONTREAL Let the GOLD DUSTTWINS do youi work. 100 CANADIAN GROCER September 5, 1919
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The worlds bookkeeper TV/rODERN National Cash Registers are^*~ recognized throughout the world aslabor-saving machines. They are used wherever money is handledand accounts kept—in every line of busi-ness, in all parts of the world. National Cash Registers are the result of35 years of study and invention. To make them requires 7,100 people, 21buildings, 40 acres of floor space, and 2,475patents covering 35,000 claims. Considering workmanship, materials, and what it does, the NationalCash Register is the lowest priced piece of machinery in the world. The National Cash Register Company of Canada, LimitedFactory. Toronto, Ontario BRANCH OFFICES: Calgary 714 Second Street, W. Edmonton 5 McLeod Bldg. Halifax 63 Granville Street Hamilton 14 Main Street, E. London 350 Dundas Street Montreal 122 St. Catherine Street, W. Ottawa 306 Bank Street Quebec 133 St. Paul Street Regina 1820 Cornwall Street Saskatoon 265 Third Avenue, S. St. John 50 St. Germain Street Toronto 40 Adelaide Street Vancouv

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