Tales of North Toronto volume 2
Tales of North Toronto volume 2
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This venture prospered but it must not be supposed that there was much resemblance to this pioneer drug store and a modern establishment.
28 TALES OF NORTH TORONTO The building was of two and a half storeys but there was no modern shop front to the store. A flight of steps led up to the central doorway and two ordinary, shuttered, windows were displays on either side of the front door. Across the front of the building a sign had been painted. It read: Leslie & Sons & Mackenzie.
In December of 1...822, the firm opened a branch store in Dundas and Mr. Mackenzie went there to conduct the business. The following year, 1823, the Leslies bought out the interests of Mr. Mackenzie for the sum of £625. With this capital he moved to Queenston and opened a general store. Again good luck was with him for within a few months he received an offer to sell this business at a figure which represented a clear profit.
Montgomery's Tavern Erected in 1830, it stood on the site now used by the North Toronto Post Office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This venture prospered but it must not be supposed that there was much resemblance to this pioneer drug store and a modern establishment.
28 TALES OF NORTH TORONTO The building was of two and a half storeys but there was no modern shop front to the store. A flight of steps led up to the central doorway and two ordinary, shuttered, windows were displays on either side of the front door. Across the front of the building a sign had been painted. It read: Leslie & Sons & Mackenzie.
In December of 1...822, the firm opened a branch store in Dundas and Mr. Mackenzie went there to conduct the business. The following year, 1823, the Leslies bought out the interests of Mr. Mackenzie for the sum of £625. With this capital he moved to Queenston and opened a general store. Again good luck was with him for within a few months he received an offer to sell this business at a figure which represented a clear profit.
Montgomery's Tavern Erected in 1830, it stood on the site now used by the North Toronto Post Office.
What to read after Tales of North Toronto volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman B Jackes to read onlineMoreLess
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