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The Safeway store at the Confederation Mall has been renovated. Also, the drycleaner by the store appears to have closed and disappeared.
A response to AS 1979's heads up reminder! Elizabeth store, which will be closing in Feb next year. And I suspect it may then soon become David Jones.
This image is from the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) photo collection at the La Guardia and Wagner Archives/CUNY. For more images from the Archives' NYCHA and other collections, go to www.laguardiawagnerarchive.lagcc.cuny.edu
This reminds me of an online game mystery files, where one would look into the image and click the ones that needs to be found. Seemed that the store vendor caught me taking a photo of his store.
White's General Store and Arco station located on Rt. 6 in Shermansville, PA. Probably been closed since the late 80's or early 90's, however the building is still there. Photo taken in January 1975.
Photo taken on January 13, 2008 of former Big Lots Store, under renovations to become a Staples Office Supply Store. The original Grants sign has been removed that held the giant letters for W.T.GRANTS has now been removed. Supermarket, now Ralphs Supermarket.
Former W. T. Grants Dime Store. Closed in the 1970's replaced by Pic-N-Save. Pic-N-Save changed their name to Big Lots. Shopping Center located on National and Sawtelle in West Los Angeles. This is the middle store in shopping center. On one end is Ralphs (former Hughes Market) and Rite Aid on the other end (former Thrifty Drug Store). One of xx photos of this shopping center.
109 Courthouse Square
Reportedly, the land at 109 Courthouse Square was purchased by W.S. Warnock, founder of the Citrus County Chronicle and George Demuro, Clerk of the Court, in 1908. The building was constructed and operated by City Savings Bank in 1910. Edward Sasser ran a dry goods store here in the 1930's, and first served as a City Councilman in 1918 and again from 1935-1951.
West & Reaves Lumber Co. purchased the building in 1920, and operated it as a commissary for the lumber mill across the street, in the vicinity of what is currently N. Apopka Ave. The building was then purchased by Wilson Plumbing in 1936 and sold in 1939 in a tax deed sale for $17.26. G.W. and M.C. Scofield, attorneys at law, occupied the building from 1945-1952. The Citrus Co. Chronicle occupied the building during the late 1950's.
Balasch Dry Cleaners is remembered in this building for many years, owned and operated by both Paul Balasch, Sr. and Paul Balasch, Jr. A steam boiler was used in the dry cleaning process prior to modern day cleaning and technology. Paul's wife Kathleen, served on City Council for 17 years and was the first woman Mayor from 1972-1973. Dr. Jackson Straub and his wife Roseann occupied the building from 1983 - 1993. They owned and operated Endangered Species Antiques and Collectibles that was successful for many years. Other occupants of the building include Lovick Williams Law Office and DigiCell Communications.
Minnie has been fully deboxed, and is free standing.
Here are detailed photos of the 2018 Minnie Mouse Rock the Dots Limited Edition Signature Doll. I picked her up in person at my local Disney Store on release day, Monday January 22, 2018, which is also National Polka Dot Day in the US. She is also available online in the US and European Disney Store websites. She is the sixth Signature Minnie doll to be released by the Disney Store, but the first Signature Minnie doll that I have bought for my collection. She is #2405 of 6000.
She is 11 inches tall to the top of her head, or 12 inches to the top of her ears. She has rooted hair and eyelashes, and her ears are covered in her hair. She has a rocker style outfit, with black faux leather jacket, white shirt, red double layer tulle skirt with silver glitter dots, and a red satin underskirt. She is wearing black leggings, and faux suede boots. She had molded white plastic gloves, large red cloth bow, and red plastic rimmed sunglasses. She also has a black purse hanging from her left wrist. She comes in a designer style case, with black plastic base, clear acrylic cover, with a black and white polka dot background. She also comes with a cardboard slipcover.
Here are some observations I made after deboxing her. She can free stand very stably. I also managed to get her in a running stance without using a stand. I decided to leave the jacket tacked to her shirt, and her shades sewn to her hair. Her purse has a metal snap closure, and opens like a real purse. She has a black body below her head. She has 11 points of articulation: ball jointed neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips and knees, although some of her joints have limited freedom of movement. Her hair ears have black rubber bands around the base of the ears, and are very neatly bound, with no unsightly nubs sticking out.
Minnie Mouse Signature Doll - Limited Edition
US Disney Store
Released online and in-store 2018-01-22
$79.95
Item No. 6003040900451P
Minnie Mouse is a fashion sweetheart, and this limited edition collector's doll has her rocking her Signature style. Minnie's faux-leather jacket is complemented by her polka dot skirt, large red bow, and cool sunglasses.
Safety
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Magic in the details
Please note: Purchase of this item is limited to 1 per Guest.
• Limited Edition of 6000
• Certificate of Authenticity
• Disney Store Exclusive
• Fully poseable and free standing
• Features faux leather jacket, slouch boots, sparkling red metallic skirt, and envelope clutch purse
• Removable sunglasses
• Rooted hair styled in the form of Minnie's ears
• Rooted eyelashes
• Includes display stand
• Display presentation box
• Part of the Minnie Mouse Signature Collection
The bare necessities
• Plastic
• 13'' H (including bow)
• Imported
Le foto del Flagship Store Calligaris di Milano. Esposizione di Aprile 2012.
Calligaris
Italian Smart Design since 1923
Clothing store in De Pijp neighborhood of Amsterdam. It would work just as well spelled "Dumpstore", I think.
The long awaited album from Neila, Tommy V, and evs. Recorded various locations in California (Los Angeles, San Jose, San mateo) between 2000-2007. Vintage LA2thebay.com material.
CREDITS
Produced by evs except 2 by Joe Dub. Scratches: 3 DJ Norm Rocwell, 5 DJ Drugs. Mixed and mastered by Deeskee. Skits provided by Longmont Potion Castle.
TRACK LISTING
1. Intro
2. What’s Your Name
3. Just People (feat. DJ Norm Rocwell)
4. Concrete
5. Seeitinyou
6. Cowboy Song (feat. Maleko / Joe Dub / Ceschi)
7. Handicap Signs (feat. Ceschi)
8. Can’t Wait
9. Wheel Barrel
10. Papa Was a Rolling Stone (feat. Raj)
11. Smile
Storefront graphics for Kixbox street fashion store which sells street brands like Stussy, Alife, Sixpack, and Wood wood in Moscow. Collaborative work with Alexey Kio.
March 2009
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A fine example of early 20th century commercial life is illustrated in Wingina Store, built about 1920 in the Wingina community of Nelson County, Virginia. It was built and owned by the Johnson family of Buckingham County, across the James River from Wingina. Then the Wood family operated the post office and store. The general store closed its doors in 1991 , but the post office is still in operation. Wingina was once named Hardwicksville. Lynchburg architect Stanhope S. Johnson (1882-1973) designed the store; his architectural list is substantial, designing over 700 structures including the Allied Arts Building (1929), Centenary Methodist Church (1925) and numerous residences in Lynchburg and area.
The 2-story frame building has a false stepped parapet in the front elevation. Covered in weatherboard, it rests on a concrete parged foundation. (Parging is a coating applied to foundation walls to cover up imperfections or marks in the material; its use is decorative.) The structure has a main section and a 1-story wing, also topped with a false parapet. The entrance is by concrete steps leading to the one-story wood porch, which extends the full facade of the front. It has a centered double-leaf door, flanked by large plate glass windows. There is a basement; a latticed-in area is below the porch. Three windows are in the front, and a bank of windows on the side visible from the road. It is included in the Norwood-Wingina Rural Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places August 20, 2019 with ID#100004305.
The nomination form for this historic district is located at www.dhr.virginia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/062-5135_...
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