Vintage Toronto Ads: Slaughtering the Price of Glasses
Taking the low ground when it comes to low prices.
Posts Filed Under: 1910s 
Vintage Toronto Ads: Scared Stiff by Scotch
Could Buchanan's Black & White induce terror?
Vintage Toronto Ads: Save Money at the Sheffield Lunch
A thrifty downtown diner encouraged efficiency among its clientele.
Vintage Toronto Ads: How to Light Up a Policeman’s Face
Instead of arguing with the law, hand them a fine cigar.
Toronto Invents: Buckley’s Mixture
Soothing cold and cough sufferers, and tasting awful, since 1919.
Historicist: More News of Toronto
The conclusion of a two-part look at a nearly forgotten Toronto newspaper.
Vintage Toronto Ads: Everyone’s Proud to Serve Jersey Farm Sausage
Who could resist such a scrumptious treat, especially after a war has ended?
“The Greatest Marine Disaster in History”
How Torontonians learned about the Titanic disaster a century ago.
Vintage Toronto Ads: April Showers Bring Free Trousers
Two springtime approaches to foisting free pants on the public.
Vintage Toronto Ads: Dr. Blosser’s Discovery
Smoke herbs to alleviate ailments of the nose and throat!
Vintage Toronto Ads: Clean, Rich Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
But was it a hipster brew a century ago?
Historicist: The Crash of Streetcar Number 1502
A streetcar accident led to a tragic Christmas Eve a century ago.
Vintage Toronto Ads: Dial-a-Thermos!
The quick and easy way to fulfill all your Thermos needs!
Historicist: The War Is Over
Buy Victory Bonds
