Tulip and the 2 Macs

A trade card uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park's weekly theme "Stores (interiors or exteriors)". Tulip was copyrighted in 1904. The 2 Macs were at this corner from 1892 to 1923, when the store moved to Mackenzie Avenue.

I probably found this at the St. Lawrence Market Collectibles Show in Toronto but I'm not certain.

The sign at the top of the store says "The Busy Store On The Busy Corner".

A history of the Busy Corner:
www.historynerd.ca/2016/07/05/the-busiest-corner-on-the-busiest-street

Will S., Fred Fouarge, Ulrich John, J. Gafarot have particularly liked this photo

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Fred Fouarge ^club

Interessante tekst

3 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Fred Fouarge ^club

And it shows that people over a hundred years ago had no greater undertanding of the form of the possessive case than people do today, Fred. Four possessive nouns there and only one is right.

3 years ago.

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