"Philip Jamieson, Clothier & Outfitter, 88 Yonge St., n.w. corner Queen St. W., 1897
Architect, Francis Spence Baker, 1867-1926"
QUOTE: thedeepend.
Just a number of points to note:
NAMED STORES WITHIN THE ABOVE PICS:
Philip Jamieson, Clothier & Outfitter.
S H Knox & Co., $.05, $.10, $.15 Store.
The T Eaton Co Ltd., Department Store.
Gough Bros., Furrier.
NAMED STORES AS CONTINUED IN BUSINESS TO THIS DATE:
GOUGH BROS., as linked below:
http://hsgfurgroup.com/index.html
ANOTHER STORE FROM THE ABOVE LIST WITH AN ACTUAL SUPRISE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._W._Woolworth_Company
After comparing the road and motive power conditions then to/with now, is it any wonder why Spats were
required dress for men and High Lace/Button Boots for women? And that's no Bull!
Regards,
J T