The site is, as always, a work in progress. That’s the way it should be, if we are going to be innovative and competitive, so here is what you will find currently on our various pages:
“Sutler Cyrus Salutes” is dedicated to our customers, and lists those we have had the pleasure to work with the previous year. The “retailer of the year” awards recognize two organizations, one in Canada and one in the United States, who have done exceedingly well with our products in the past year.
“Ordnance for your Innards” tells you everything you need to know about our candy products, which are the basis of our business. I have also included marketing tips, which have worked for me and can work for many of you. I will add to these, so if you have a unique way of promoting the product, let me know and I will feature it.
“Nutritional Information” will answer all your questions about our ingredients and the nutritional values of each product. Of course, if you have a concerned customer whose questions are not covered in such information, you should advise them against purchase, whether it’s our product or anybody else’s.
“Headwear for Ladies” showcases the designs of Linda Lee (Zronik), of London, Ontario, because I am impressed with effort she puts into her products. I think you will be, too.
“Reenactor Wear” used to highlight a number of shirt graphics, but I have reduced that to those designs that have had the most appeal. Keeps it simple! However, if you were a customer for any of our past designs, we can still produce them for you.
“Souvenirs” also has been pared down, mostly because the price of the goods shown on this page in the past have gone up to the point that they are not a good deal for you or me.
“Educational Programs” describes in-school programs I have performed over the years. Many of these can be utilized at events, especially those with an “education day”. Distance could be a factor, but if you are in southern Ontario, you might want to consider hiring me to do them.
“Monkey Minstrel Show” This is a real crowd pleaser and great for education days at historical events and festivals. The monkey has been replaced by a dancing weasel with political ambitions (see Willy the Weasel) and is couched in a “minstrel show” format.
“Books” takes a look at great literary offerings from Sutler Cyrus. Currently available is my collection of cartoons from Smoke and Fire News, my complete guide to learning how to sketch (for fun or profit) and Willy the Weasel’s witty words of wisdom. You, too, can become a scholar!