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Title: Hardware merchandising (January-June 1902)
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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THE LEOPOLD TOILET. THE WARWICK CLIPPER. Cuts over three teeth. As supplied to His MajestysWar Depart nient. SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND TERMS. To be obtained from all the principal Jobbers throughoutthe Dominion. BUTLERS FAMOUS Sheffield Cutlery. Fish and Dessert Knives ; Spoons and Forks;Cabinets and Cases of Cutlery and Plate. UIITT PR ^as re?isterrd as a Trade Mark, A.D. 1768. Sole Makers of the celebrated CAVENDISH brand of Table Knives and Carvers. And Butlers KEEN Razors. HIGHEST AWARDS. SPECIAL MENTION. —Pull Line of Samples and stock at— George Butler & Co.s kSS^ooM: 62 HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C. (Over Snow Hill Station.)MANUFACTORY: Trinity Works, SHEFFIELD, ENG.
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32 CANADIAN HARDWARE AND METAL HEATING AND PLUMBING BUILDING PERMITS IN TORONTO. DURING the week building permitshave been granted from theToronto City Commissioners officeto Caleb Evans, for a detached two-storeyand attic residence on Bloor street west, for$6,000 ; S. Coma, for alterations and put-ting on a mansard roof to his store at 1088Queen street west, for $500 ; The TorontoGeneral Trusts Co., for a one-storey framestable in rear of 195 King street east cover-ed with galvanized, corrugated iron, for$300; W. H. Thompson, for three attachedtwo storey brick dwellings at 36, 36^ and38 McPherson avenue, for $5,000; Mrs. A.McGregor, for a two-storey and attic brickdwelling at 342 St. Clarens avenue, for$3,000; Alexander Manning, for a thirdadditional storey to brick warehouse at 74and 76 Front street east, $1,500 ; Walter J.Clubb, for the erection of a two-slorey andattic brick and stone dwelling at 380 Man-ning avenue, for $4,000 ; W. M. Doug-las, for the erectiou of a two-storeybri

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