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      This item is a letter written on November 12, 1901 from J.N. Ludlow to George Foster requesting one or two barrels of American coal be sent to him as soon as possible.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on September 3, 1904. Mr. Smith places an order for nine sacks of sugar, plus paint jars and other goods. He specifically asks for the delivery as soon as possible, since he ...

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons in c.1905. Mr. Smith requests an unnamed order to be delivered to him so he can pick it up either on the coming Monday or Tuesday, and he will have an associate ...

      This item is a letter sent from J.N. Ludlow, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on April 29, 1901. Mr. Ludlow places an order for American coal oil, nuts, and sugar for delivery, and he will settle the payment when he receives them.

      This item is a letter sent from J.N. Ludlow, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on April 9, 1901. Mr. Ludlow places an order for one barrel of American coal oil to be delivered to Harley station in Kelvin for pick up

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on July 11, 1906. Mr. Smith places an order for 10 sacks of granulated sugar, and says that he intends to receive it on Friday.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on May 22, 1907. Mr. Smith places an order for five sacks of yellow sugar and five sacks of white sugar for delivery.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on July 17, 1906. Mr. Smith places an order for 10 sacks of granulated sugar to be picked up at Harley station in Kelvin.

      This item is a letter sent from J.N. Ludlow, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on February 8, 1904. Mr. Ludlow places an order for two barrels of sugar and a case of chestnuts. He states that he will come pick them up at the same time ...

      This item is a letter sent from J.N. Ludlow, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on May 28, 1901. Mr. Ludlow places an order for one barrel of golden yellow sugar and one barrel of granulated sugar that he will pay for once he receives them.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on April 3, 1907. Mr. Smith places an order for goods valued at $75, including sacks and boxes of wheat, figs, sugar, salt, cloves, and raisons.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on March 30, 1907. Mr. Smith places an order for six sacks of yellow and granulated sugar for him to pick up when he comes to Brantford.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on February 5, 1907. Mr. Smith places an order for several washing tubs to be delivered to him along with other unnamed goods.

      This item is a letter sent from J.E. Smith, a merchant from Kelvin, to George Foster and Sons on July 27, 1906. Mr. Smith places an order for five sacks of sugar to be delivered to the Harley station in Kelvin.

      This item is a letter sent from J. N. Ludlow, a Kelvin merchant, to George Foster and Sons on January 9, 1902. Mr. Ludlow writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting an order for two barrels of American coal oil as soon as possible.

      This item is a letter sent from O.W. Hainer, a Kelvin general merchant, to George Foster and Sons on March 7, 1902. Mr. Hainer writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting multiple items for order, including salmon, cod, pepper and tobacco.

      This item is a letter sent from J. N. Ludlow, a Kelvin merchant, to George Foster and Sons on November 12, 1901. Mr. Ludlow writes to George Foster and Sons, requesting an order for two barrels of American coal oil as soon as possible.