Age yourself with a store

[unassuming]

Sad.

I remember it clearly , I was working part time at a fast food joint near Yonge st. and Dundas and would see him shining shoes that summer,

 

[unassuming]

Danforth Radio at Yonge and Dundas.

 

[xix]

Tip Top Tailors?

 

[On the go]

Big Boys
Was at Albion/ and what is finch now no frills parking lot

Valdi''s

 

[saxon]

Boots drugstores.

 

[On the go]

Mr Pongs Queen street west
View attachment 27668

Yup Mr Pongs had a coffee truck that was outside RPM''s psychedelic Mondays

 

[On the go]

Jerry's by Downsview arena

 

[shack]

The Roxy Theatre on Danforth.

I'm sure I saw some of you guys there on a Friday at midnight.

 

[unassuming]

Tip Top Tailors?

They're still around

 

[ptp]

 

[MissCroft]

The Roxy Theatre on Danforth.

Yes, it's now an Esso/Circle K/Tim Horton's.

It was also a Bollywood cinema/dinner theatre for a few years.

 

[rexst]

Thrifty riding and sport shop - queen and church st -- developed into thriftys

Thrifty Sport Shop – Lost Toronto

Posts about Thrifty Sport Shop written by greg chown

losttoronto2.wordpress.com

 

[unassuming]

Stereo People on Yonge near the Zanzibar

 

[brogalldude]

Montgomery Ward

 

[fairlane]

Montgomery Ward

 

[fairlane]

Karbelt Speed & Custom. Yonge St just above Eglington.

 

[anon1]

The Roxy Theatre on Danforth.

Went in one Friday midnight in clear weather, came out 5am to 4inches of snow.

 

[shack]

Went in one Friday midnight in clear weather, came out 5am to 4inches of snow.

Maybe the dense clouds of pot smoke were still in your eyes as you exited.

 

[anon1]

Maybe the dense clouds of pot smoke were still in your eyes as you exited.

Yeah, lots happening there late-night.
One time some guy passing by sold me a 1/2 carat diamond solitaire for $50.

 

[eddie kerr]

The Roxy Theatre on Danforth.

I'm sure I saw some of you guys there on a Friday at midnight.
View attachment 28299
View attachment 28300






View attachment 28298

Largest used car dealership in Toronto in the 1950s, 60s. Ted Davy. Their slogan Try Ted Davy.