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Why Yorkdale killed carts for customers
Why Yorkdale killed carts for customers

Why Yorkdale killed carts for customers

Date9/16/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Why Yorkdale killed carts for customers
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0015338F
      Wheely good: Customer Min Beardmore strolls around the Dominion store in Leaside with one of the half-size shopping carts, perfect for singles and seniors
      Wheely good: Customer Min Beardmore strolls around the Dominion store in Leaside with one of the half-size shopping carts, perfect for singles and seniors
      Stuparyk, Michael
      9/4/1998
      Carts for rent: Travellers using Pearson airport's Terminal 3 have to pay to use luggage carts but the $1 fee is refunded when the carts are returned
      Carts for rent: Travellers using Pearson airport's Terminal 3 have to pay to use luggage carts but the $1 fee is refunded when the carts are returned
      Stawicki, Andrew
      12/5/1988
      Where are the customers? Leasing company executive Michael Collins is puzzled why individual car-lease customers aren't battering down his doors these days.
      Where are the customers? Leasing company executive Michael Collins is puzzled why individual car-lease customers aren't battering down his doors these days.
      Power, Peter
      11/18/1990
      Paul Magder: Spadina Ave. merchant rips up pamphlet he used to pass out to customers explaining why he couldn't open his fur store on Sundays.
      Paul Magder: Spadina Ave. merchant rips up pamphlet he used to pass out to customers explaining why he couldn't open his fur store on Sundays.
      Magder, Paul
      9/17/1982
      Our Serbian allies with their ox-carts and other simplicities were badly equipped to deal with austrian 26-inch skodas
      Our Serbian allies with their ox-carts and other simplicities were badly equipped to deal with austrian 26-inch skodas
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      3/20/1934
      Stores - Shopping Carts
      Stores - Shopping Carts
      Beaty, Keith
      5/9/1991
      This is plain looting of a farm cache of potatoes by city dwellers who have pushed their small carts out into the country to see what they can discove(...)
      This is plain looting of a farm cache of potatoes by city dwellers who have pushed their small carts out into the country to see what they can discove(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      8/11/1945
      Carts, probably in the Parkdale area
      Carts, probably in the Parkdale area
      Robinson, George Edward Alexander
      1905 circa
      Ox carts draw the bags to the distillery where the leaves will be pressed
      Ox carts draw the bags to the distillery where the leaves will be pressed
      Popper, Paul
      1/12/1946
      Scooping up the sun's rays, Three young ice cream salesmen cool their heels over the chilled ice boxes of their carts on Cherry St
      Scooping up the sun's rays, Three young ice cream salesmen cool their heels over the chilled ice boxes of their carts on Cherry St
      McConnell, Colin
      6/21/1987
      One person eats this much! The 19 carts in this Ontario Science Centre display represent the amount of food the average Canadian eats in a year. Resea(...)
      One person eats this much! The 19 carts in this Ontario Science Centre display represent the amount of food the average Canadian eats in a year. Resea(...)
      Ontario Science Centre
      2/12/1986
      Oxen and primitive carts helped in the development of airfields in the Azores where the Portuguese government has granted the Allies anti-U-boat facilities. Planes from these bases have good hunting
      Oxen and primitive carts helped in the development of airfields in the Azores where the Portuguese government has granted the Allies anti-U-boat facilities. Planes from these bases have good hunting
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/26/1944