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One way to attract customers, Eye-catching signs and storefronts are becoming common-place throughout Metro, but not one seems to match this particula(...)
One way to attract customers, Eye-catching signs and storefronts are becoming common-place throughout Metro, but not one seems to match this particula(...)

One way to attract customers, Eye-catching signs and storefronts are becoming common-place throughout Metro, but not one seems to match this particula(...)

Date3/23/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: One way to attract customers; Eye-catching signs and storefronts are becoming common-place throughout Metro; but not one seems to match this particular store-front on Eglinton Ave. W. for sheer originality. Painted in bright mod colors; with surrealistic eye as the main attraction; the building houses the hair dressing salon known as Gerald and Lloyd and seems to attract a second look from even the most urbane Toronto citizen.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015215F
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