Advertising Elimination of Risk and Quality Printing
The piece promotes advertising as proof of merchan t confidence and urges readers to test goods. It highlights office capabilities for job printing with type and paper to produce perfect materials. It urges inspecting printed matter like stationery, pamphlets, brochures, and other items. It notes the value for intelligent business men and consumers in obtaining Dodgers, invoices, price lists, invitations, receipts, circulars, meal tickets, menus.
Canadians urged to expand foreign trade through reps abroad
Bank of Commerce officials advocate sending Canadian representatives to New Zealand Australia China and Japan to strengthen export markets for Canadian goods. They warn rivals and emphasize superior quality packaging prompt handling and direct shipments. The piece notes UK Empire sourcing and US price pressures affecting timber and imports, urging joint ventures for smaller firms and local agents in key markets.
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Australia
China
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Yokohama
United States
Prohibition Boosts Fruit Juices and Market Prices
A prominent fruit handler this week links Prohibition to rising demand for fruit juices and jams. He notes soda fountains expanded juice use 100 percent since the war, with strawberries and loganberries thriving. Prices rise. fresh markets dominate, potentially adding 200 acres of berries near Chilliwack for new facilities and employment.
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Sowing for the future in thrift stamp advice
A wartime style exhortation urges youth to save gradually and support education, comparing frugal habits to farming. It advises starting thrift early, buying stamps, and building a savings habit to honor a careful father and ensure later support.
Gasoline tax proposal for roads debated by Fraser Valley group
The Fraser Valley Good Roads convention backed a one cent gasoline tax for road construction. Mr. J. R. Agar argued the tax would raise funds in Westminster, with about 800 a month cited as a likely figure, while noting potential hardship. No action was taken, though the plan could reappear at the upcoming convention in Nath Vancouver.
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Fraser Valley
J. R. Agar
Westminster
Woohington
Agar
Nath Vancouver
Vet
Archie Lampard Returns Home From Front Duty
Archie Lampard arrives home Monday night after weeks with relatives in the east. He was severely wounded in the arm during the Cambrai fight but is reported looking well and recovering.
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Archie Lampard
Archie
Cambrai
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