Vivian Cook

At the beginning of a word the choice of letter to correspond to the 'k' sound is usually the letter 'c' before 'o/a/u'/r/l', the letter 'k' before 'e/i', and the letter 'q' for words sounding 'kw'. Hence businesses use 'k' for many novel spellings.

All Kleen N Fix
Cabbages and Kinx
Kat Tracks Productions
Canadian KidsKamp
The Cutting Korner

Easi-Kleen Distributors
Fab-Kote Industries
K K Korner Grocery
Kameleon
Karibu Smoke Shop
Karpet
KingKem-Tec
Kennedy Kobbler Shoe Repair
Kiddee Kare Childminding
Kiddies Korner Preschool

Kidz Kutz Hair Design
Kindness Skool Koncept
King Koin Dry Cleaning Centre

Kleen-Flo Tumbler

Kool Zone Beverages

Krazy Kangaroo
Krystal Limousines Service
Krustys Bakery
Kuddel Muddel Kids
Kustom Kolors

Kwality Sweets
Kwik Air

Kwick Clean & Green Ltd
Kwik-E-Mart
KwikFit
Kwik Kafe Ltd
Kwik Kopy Printing
Kwik Mart
Squeegee Kleen

This use of 'k' for 'c' has occurred in product-names etc since at least the 1920s, when Louise Pound said: 'All in all, there is no mistaking the kall of "k" over our kountry, our kurious kontemporary kraving for it, and its konspicuous use in the klever koinages of kommerce'.

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