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Allan Clark, says rebound at Chateau comes from its success in keeping new ideas flowing and fresh merchandise sitting out on the shelves. It now makes 50 per cent of what it sells.
Allan Clark, says rebound at Chateau comes from its success in keeping new ideas flowing and fresh merchandise sitting out on the shelves. It now makes 50 per cent of what it sells.

Allan Clark, says rebound at Chateau comes from its success in keeping new ideas flowing and fresh merchandise sitting out on the shelves. It now makes 50 per cent of what it sells.

Date10/19/1990
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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_0125962F
Ruby Osten of Rubys Shoes sells Italian footwear, which makes up 26 per cent of the market.
Ruby Osten of Rubys Shoes sells Italian footwear, which makes up 26 per cent of the market.
10/10/1985
Home for books: Built-in shelves add interest to sitting area, as well as housing books and collectibles
Home for books: Built-in shelves add interest to sitting area, as well as housing books and collectibles
6/7/1984
Smooth idea: Peter Baron plans to begin stacking shelves in the U.S. in March with peanut butter made in China by his family's Unionville company.
Smooth idea: Peter Baron plans to begin stacking shelves in the U.S. in March with peanut butter made in China by his family's Unionville company.
1/23/1990
Checking where the action is, 46-year-old Ross Hennigar smiles and drapes an affectionate arm over a Sunoco gas pump in Ontario, where company sells 70 per cent of product
Checking where the action is, 46-year-old Ross Hennigar smiles and drapes an affectionate arm over a Sunoco gas pump in Ontario, where company sells 70 per cent of product
10/8/1975
A bomb threat followed realtor Ernest Ferguson's announcement that he was reducing his commission on house sales from 5 or 6 per cent to 4 per cent. The Leaside realtor suspects the call may have come from one of 9,191 other men and women who sell real es
A bomb threat followed realtor Ernest Ferguson's announcement that he was reducing his commission on house sales from 5 or 6 per cent to 4 per cent. The Leaside realtor suspects the call may have come from one of 9,191 other men and women who sell real es
5/14/1976
A point to make: Home for the holidays with his new book on the shelves, Steve Bauer says topping the World Cup point standings in 1990 is an attainable goal
A point to make: Home for the holidays with his new book on the shelves, Steve Bauer says topping the World Cup point standings in 1990 is an attainable goal
11/29/1989
Filling shelves: Children's assistant Susan Cain puts books on the shelves of Pickering's centreal library which will officially open Saturday
Filling shelves: Children's assistant Susan Cain puts books on the shelves of Pickering's centreal library which will officially open Saturday
5/14/1990
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
7/23/1987
Testing made easy: Pregnancy or cholesterol test kits are only two of many now on drugstore shelves
Testing made easy: Pregnancy or cholesterol test kits are only two of many now on drugstore shelves
1/3/1993
A money-maker: Scott Parker of Mississauga shows off his Wedding Well-Wisher, which his company makes and sells
A money-maker: Scott Parker of Mississauga shows off his Wedding Well-Wisher, which his company makes and sells
1/6/1987
Robert White: Canadian UAW director is still in command and the union could rebound if recovery comes
Robert White: Canadian UAW director is still in command and the union could rebound if recovery comes
8/26/1982
In the city of Toronto, about 60 per cent of the local property tax revenue comes form industry and commerce, leaving homeowners with less than half the bill to pay at the present time
In the city of Toronto, about 60 per cent of the local property tax revenue comes form industry and commerce, leaving homeowners with less than half the bill to pay at the present time
3/24/1975