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The price is right
The price is right

The price is right

Date9/14/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: The price is right: Paula Oreskovich checks a camel-colored pure wool suit by a Canadian designer; $225 at Tom's Place in Kensington Market. Regular retail price would be more than $700.
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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_0015317F
The price is right. Ajax-Pickering Hospital Auxillary runs The 4477 Shop at 613 Kingston Rd., Uniot 2, in Pickering Village. Barb Burke shows a winter(...)
The price is right. Ajax-Pickering Hospital Auxillary runs The 4477 Shop at 613 Kingston Rd., Uniot 2, in Pickering Village. Barb Burke shows a winter(...)
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2/24/1982
Pharmaceuticals Galore: A manufactureres' association official says Bill C-22 has kept prices down because producers know they'll have to contend eventually with a price monitoring board
Pharmaceuticals Galore: A manufactureres' association official says Bill C-22 has kept prices down because producers know they'll have to contend eventually with a price monitoring board
2/9/1982
Cross-border shopping, coupled with recession, put pressure on multinational manufacturers to bring Canadian prices of consumer electronics in line with those in the U.S.
Cross-border shopping, coupled with recession, put pressure on multinational manufacturers to bring Canadian prices of consumer electronics in line with those in the U.S.
12/17/1992
Consumers are finding the prices are just too good to ignore
Consumers are finding the prices are just too good to ignore
12/17/1992
Price Club, acknowledged as leader among warehousers, offers a range of goods from tires to tollet paper, from computers to bread in a huge nofrills outlet in Vaughan
Price Club, acknowledged as leader among warehousers, offers a range of goods from tires to tollet paper, from computers to bread in a huge nofrills outlet in Vaughan
1/31/1992
Price Club warehouse Vaugham retailing
Price Club warehouse Vaugham retailing
1/31/1992
Push-button prices
Push-button prices
8/23/1989
Merchants were told at a conference this week they need to sell personality -- plus place, price and product if they want a healthy slice of the retail pie that is not growing
Merchants were told at a conference this week they need to sell personality -- plus place, price and product if they want a healthy slice of the retail pie that is not growing
1/8/1981
Jeanie Hersenhoren scoops up cut-price Christmas wrap as she joins Boxing Day bargain hunters at the Eaton Centre today
Jeanie Hersenhoren scoops up cut-price Christmas wrap as she joins Boxing Day bargain hunters at the Eaton Centre today
12/27/1989
Loblaws vice-president f. w. Morley talks prices with protestor, He remained unruffled, kept smiling and pouring coffee for the housewives
Loblaws vice-president f. w. Morley talks prices with protestor, He remained unruffled, kept smiling and pouring coffee for the housewives
10/21/1966
He's taking a beating in the price war between the giant supermarkets, says grocer Jan Forrest, partner in store on Yonge St. in North York. He holds (...)
He's taking a beating in the price war between the giant supermarkets, says grocer Jan Forrest, partner in store on Yonge St. in North York. He holds (...)
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