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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
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession 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
9/4/1998
Carts, probably in the Parkdale area
Carts, probably in the Parkdale area
1905 circa
William Bilow Surveys discarded carts
William Bilow Surveys discarded carts
6/23/1967
It's a snap Marlene Barber of Whitby found grocery shopping from her wheelchair a problem until she discovered the special snap-on carts developed esp(...)
It's a snap Marlene Barber of Whitby found grocery shopping from her wheelchair a problem until she discovered the special snap-on carts developed esp(...)
7/29/1981
First Handicapped person to try out attachment for shopping carts, Elizabeth Condon McKenzie guides it around a supermarket yesterday. I think it's a (...)
First Handicapped person to try out attachment for shopping carts, Elizabeth Condon McKenzie guides it around a supermarket yesterday. I think it's a (...)
6/16/1977
Stores - Shopping Carts
Stores - Shopping Carts
5/9/1991
Fall, 1986 : staple department special ... our policy is to give our customers the full benefit of our cheap purchases, until they are sold out
Fall, 1986 : staple department special ... our policy is to give our customers the full benefit of our cheap purchases, until they are sold out
1886
Maintaining a store tradition, members of the Burton family join the carolling this morning with customers and staff
Maintaining a store tradition, members of the Burton family join the carolling this morning with customers and staff
12/19/1977
Gloomy forecast: Grocery store owner Jean Deimantis fears many customers will be hard hit if Michael Wilson's new sales tax is extended to include food
Gloomy forecast: Grocery store owner Jean Deimantis fears many customers will be hard hit if Michael Wilson's new sales tax is extended to include food
9/27/1989
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(...)
3/23/1971
Some customers may consider Sunday and evening shopping a recreational activity, but they could easily adjust to shorter, uniform hours, argues clothi(...)
Some customers may consider Sunday and evening shopping a recreational activity, but they could easily adjust to shorter, uniform hours, argues clothi(...)
4/1/1972
Why organic? Heather Tino, manager of Alternatives Natural Food Market, and customer Elaine Bernardi discuss the merits of additive-free products at t(...)
Why organic? Heather Tino, manager of Alternatives Natural Food Market, and customer Elaine Bernardi discuss the merits of additive-free products at t(...)
5/3/1989