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Tongue in cheek comment. Still I was taken aback by the repetitive
advertising by one company. Almost every third page was a full page ad by Eton - over and over. Made me think of the magazine Pentax once published. It contained good information on photography, but lots of Pentax ads too. |
This is nothing new in Passport. Grundig Corp. (=Eton) has had repetitive,
full color ads throughout Passport for the last few years. Guy wrote in message ups.com... Tongue in cheek comment. Still I was taken aback by the repetitive advertising by one company. Almost every third page was a full page ad by Eton - over and over. Made me think of the magazine Pentax once published. It contained good information on photography, but lots of Pentax ads too. |
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That would be Eaton's (eh) as in the Timothy Eaton Company (eh)
Later known at the T. Eaton Company, then simply known as Eaton's, then later bought out by The Hudson's Bay Trading Company, which is now known as "The Bay" - so ends the Canadian retail history lesson. On to the radio: Eton is the resurrected Grundig. (Beauty eh, like Grundig makes great radios, not for hosers...) :) nothermark wrote: On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 08:49:32 -0600, wrote: I have heard of EtonDUH (store) in TorontoDUH in CanaDUH before,many years ago. cuhulin uh DUH the store in Canaduh is EATONS - owned by Sears, I believe. I guess that now makes it the high priced K-Mart. ;-) |
bob wrote: That would be Eaton's (eh) as in the Timothy Eaton Company (eh) Later known at the T. Eaton Company, then simply known as Eaton's, then later bought out by The Hudson's Bay Trading Company, which is now known as "The Bay" - so ends the Canadian retail history lesson. On to the radio: Eton is the resurrected Grundig. How does Eaton relate to Eton? dxAce Michigan USA |
Check http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/6174/eatons/ second
paragaph. You missed the last couple of ownership changes. On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 21:31:51 -0500, bob wrote: That would be Eaton's (eh) as in the Timothy Eaton Company (eh) Later known at the T. Eaton Company, then simply known as Eaton's, then later bought out by The Hudson's Bay Trading Company, which is now known as "The Bay" - so ends the Canadian retail history lesson. On to the radio: Eton is the resurrected Grundig. (Beauty eh, like Grundig makes great radios, not for hosers...) :) nothermark wrote: On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 08:49:32 -0600, wrote: I have heard of EtonDUH (store) in TorontoDUH in CanaDUH before,many years ago. cuhulin uh DUH the store in Canaduh is EATONS - owned by Sears, I believe. I guess that now makes it the high priced K-Mart. ;-) |
On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 21:54:38 -0500, dxAce wrote:
bob wrote: That would be Eaton's (eh) as in the Timothy Eaton Company (eh) Later known at the T. Eaton Company, then simply known as Eaton's, then later bought out by The Hudson's Bay Trading Company, which is now known as "The Bay" - so ends the Canadian retail history lesson. On to the radio: Eton is the resurrected Grundig. How does Eaton relate to Eton? dxAce Michigan USA It doesn't, that was the point. The replied to message was: On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 08:49:32 -0600, wrote: I have heard of EtonDUH (store) in TorontoDUH in CanaDUH before,many years ago. cuhulin Evidently cuhulin can't tell the difference between eaton and eton. ;-) |
ok,ok,it's Eaton'sDUH.Beauty (beautifull plastic radio cases) does not a
great radio make. cuhulin |
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