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In search of lost department stores
When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I would make a twice-yearly pilgrimage to downtown Toronto to Eaton’s and Simpson’s department stores to buy summer or winter clothes. We dressed in nice clothes for the occasion, took … Continue reading
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