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Alan Goouch: His new Cumberland St. store carries Save The Retailers T-shirts.
Alan Goouch: His new Cumberland St. store carries Save The Retailers T-shirts.

Alan Goouch: His new Cumberland St. store carries Save The Retailers T-shirts.

Date7/23/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127808F
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
Limited line: Jane Wilson, left, and Simon Clery model of the clothes sold in his boutique at Queen's Quay Terminal. The store carries only sweat shirts, baseball jackets, pants, shorts, tank-tops and short-sleeve cotton shirts bearing the logo of the Upper Canada Brewing Co.
4/25/1988
All Ready: Toronto retailer Alan Goouch has computers and software in place that will automatically calculate the new federal sales tax and Ontario sales tax on goods sold at his four clothing stores
All Ready: Toronto retailer Alan Goouch has computers and software in place that will automatically calculate the new federal sales tax and Ontario sales tax on goods sold at his four clothing stores
11/16/1999
It's your neck: Quadriplegic Gary Stockfish (left) shows Steve McPherson one of the T-shirts in the Save Your Neck campaign aimed at vacationers
It's your neck: Quadriplegic Gary Stockfish (left) shows Steve McPherson one of the T-shirts in the Save Your Neck campaign aimed at vacationers
5/28/1987
Made-to-measure: Alan Goouch, above left, emphasizes perfect fit at his Yonge St
Made-to-measure: Alan Goouch, above left, emphasizes perfect fit at his Yonge St
7/28/1981
Collecting Tax for the Ontario government without pay has been a sore point with retailers, says Harry Botnick, a Yonge St. jeweller. He'll get $20 to $25 a month under the new budget for the couple of hours a month he spends totalling the tax.
Collecting Tax for the Ontario government without pay has been a sore point with retailers, says Harry Botnick, a Yonge St. jeweller. He'll get $20 to $25 a month under the new budget for the couple of hours a month he spends totalling the tax.
4/8/1975
Getting in the spirit: New York consultant Peter Glen, left, told Toronto-area retailers to offer shoppers displays that are active, entertaining and radical for the holiday season
Getting in the spirit: New York consultant Peter Glen, left, told Toronto-area retailers to offer shoppers displays that are active, entertaining and radical for the holiday season
9/30/1982
Above, Esther Cherry and her husband, Harold, head a dynasty of successful retailers. She wears a peach colored silk jersey dress with beaded satin epaulettes, set off by a diamond pendant and orchid wrist corsage.
Above, Esther Cherry and her husband, Harold, head a dynasty of successful retailers. She wears a peach colored silk jersey dress with beaded satin epaulettes, set off by a diamond pendant and orchid wrist corsage.
5/9/1983
Wanna buy a shirt?, Michael Purski, a 19-year-old Etobicoke student who started selling shirts out of his school locker and sold $250,000 in designer clothing last year, wants to doante $40,000 to his high school
Wanna buy a shirt?, Michael Purski, a 19-year-old Etobicoke student who started selling shirts out of his school locker and sold $250,000 in designer clothing last year, wants to doante $40,000 to his high school
11/27/1985
Robert Kennedy: He expects to earn $3.5 million from the sale of trendy T-shirts.
Robert Kennedy: He expects to earn $3.5 million from the sale of trendy T-shirts.
10/31/1984
Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.
Worthy project: Syd Beder of Power Clothes Works is heading a campaign called Fashion Cares that will sell T-shirts to raise funds for AIDS relief in Toronto.
4/27/1987
Above, beach-style shirt, $125, bomber jacket $265, and chinos, $155, all by Unlimited from Alan Goouch, Fab, Numero Uno, Sporting Life and The Upper Sports Deck
Above, beach-style shirt, $125, bomber jacket $265, and chinos, $155, all by Unlimited from Alan Goouch, Fab, Numero Uno, Sporting Life and The Upper Sports Deck
1/18/1989
Discoverer: The man who does the searching for Big Find is owner Jim Kobayashi, here sporting some of the offbeat items in his Cumberland Avenue store
Discoverer: The man who does the searching for Big Find is owner Jim Kobayashi, here sporting some of the offbeat items in his Cumberland Avenue store
9/17/1979