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Trying to absorb the shock, Clifford Trevor stands in front of his antique store, The Prince of Serendip, after learning that he is going to have to pack up his business and leave with just one month's notice
Trying to absorb the shock, Clifford Trevor stands in front of his antique store, The Prince of Serendip, after learning that he is going to have to pack up his business and leave with just one month's notice

Trying to absorb the shock, Clifford Trevor stands in front of his antique store, The Prince of Serendip, after learning that he is going to have to pack up his business and leave with just one month's notice

Date2/1/1972
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134981F
Umbrella stand is antique brass, circa 1910, and with its decorative swirl is an ornamental and practical object for a hill or foyer. Stand is from Prince of Serendip and costs $165
Umbrella stand is antique brass, circa 1910, and with its decorative swirl is an ornamental and practical object for a hill or foyer. Stand is from Prince of Serendip and costs $165
4/3/1980
Refinishing pine tool moulds is just one of the projects 27-year-old Bill Don has taken on since he and he and his wife Bev decided to fulfil his life's dream, to run their own store. Ardith One, on Yonge St., features antiques and artifacts the pair has collected over the past two years. The young couple say that mixing marriage and business has given them something to work on for the rest of their lives.
Refinishing pine tool moulds is just one of the projects 27-year-old Bill Don has taken on since he and he and his wife Bev decided to fulfil his life's dream, to run their own store. Ardith One, on Yonge St., features antiques and artifacts the pair has collected over the past two years. The young couple say that mixing marriage and business has given them something to work on for the rest of their lives.
8/1/1973
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
10/3/1984
Conservative winner George Kerr, Ontario minister of energy and resources management, stands with his arm around his mother after learning he had carr(...)
Conservative winner George Kerr, Ontario minister of energy and resources management, stands with his arm around his mother after learning he had carr(...)
10/21/1971
Going home: Former cycling champion Jocelyn Lovell is helped into a van by his wife Sylvia on his way home yesterday after nine months in hospital
Going home: Former cycling champion Jocelyn Lovell is helped into a van by his wife Sylvia on his way home yesterday after nine months in hospital
5/11/1984
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him stand on his hands
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him stand on his hands
10/30/1972
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him-stand on his hands
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him-stand on his hands
10/30/1972
In his rosedale home, builder Hugh Conover stands before a collection of primitive masks from native Indian, Mexican and African sources. The antique door is one he bought from wreckers and installed in duplex the family bought.
In his rosedale home, builder Hugh Conover stands before a collection of primitive masks from native Indian, Mexican and African sources. The antique door is one he bought from wreckers and installed in duplex the family bought.
11/20/1970
Speaking out: Business has cheered free trade for 18 months, that stance isn't going to change just because it might affect the election, says spokesman Tom d' Aquino
Speaking out: Business has cheered free trade for 18 months, that stance isn't going to change just because it might affect the election, says spokesman Tom d' Aquino
8/8/1988
Trying to See his wife, Lesley, Eleocario Suero of Miami stands waving outside a motel near Toronto International Airport where she is locked up on or(...)
Trying to See his wife, Lesley, Eleocario Suero of Miami stands waving outside a motel near Toronto International Airport where she is locked up on or(...)
4/1/1975
John Bonello: Given 18 months for trying to hire man to kill his wife
John Bonello: Given 18 months for trying to hire man to kill his wife
4/14/1992
Dr. Henry Morgentaler stands outside his Harbord St. abortion clinic yesterday after vandals spray-painted the words Baby kill across the front of the(...)
Dr. Henry Morgentaler stands outside his Harbord St. abortion clinic yesterday after vandals spray-painted the words Baby kill across the front of the(...)
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