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The Bethel Store, located at 7743 Main Street in Bethel, is a two-and-a-half-story, three-bay frame Colonial Revival store constructed circa 1900. The roof is front-gabled with a box cornice and is clad in composition shingles. The main entryway is recessed in the center bay on the southeast façade, and consists of a pair of wood partially glazed doors with sidelights and transoms. The transom above the doors reads “Historic Bethel Store est. 1900.” There is a widely overhanging flat-roofed awning supported by triangular brackets that covers the storefront and wraps around to the southeast and northwest façades. There is a secondary entrance on the southwest façade that consists of a single wood door accessed by a brick step. Fenestration consists primarily of wooden two-over-two light double-hung sash windows with simple entablature, though the storefront consists of paired plate glass windows with paired transoms above. The storefront houses the only windows on the first floor. The exterior walls are clad in wood weatherboard with wood corner boards and a brick foundation.
The Conway store is closing. The same store closed almost exactly a year ago but reopened soon afterward.
Big event of the day ... the White Hen Pantry became a 7/11 and immediately closed! Sept. 22nd was the first day it was closed.
Small General stores in every city of Pakistan provide general merchandise to local population of the area and help fulfill their daily household needs. Even though Tariq Iqbal is in his fifties and getting older day by day, but he likes to earn his livelihood in an honorable way and runs a general store from where he earns bread for his family. He took an interest free loan to expand his business and increase variety of merchandise in his shop and the profits were more then doubled as he had anticipated.
Quilt store? When I think of all the marathons, and bike stores, and guitar stores, and noisy concerts I have dragged Margo to I have no problem spending time in a quilt store with her - it's only fair.
Straight out of the 1001 arabian nights Ursa Bazaar is like an eastern palace. A fata morgana in SL a must see. One can only hope to bump into the prince of persia himself around there. In a pavilion by the water UrbanizeD shows a selection from the summer wicker furniture.
UrbanizeD @ Ursa Major 95 - 195 - 21
Picture By RodrigueZ Munro
What do you do when you run out of siding space for stored out of use wagons (cars)? Lift them off their bogies (trucks) and plonk them in a paddock, of course.
An otherwise unremarkable paddock near Werris Creek NSW.
This store was opened in 1878 by Sherwood and Wright and by 1885 it was trading as Sherwood & Co Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants.By 1925, when William Jelley purchased the business, it was known as London House. It passed through several hands as follows:
Sherwood and Co (1880-85)
O. Henry (Merchant)
Belfast Stores
Talboys (Drapers)
Jelley Brothers (Drapers)
John Ferris Furniture
Bob Howard Electrical Ltd - continued trading until 1982.
Mrs Jelley later sold the building to the Ministry of Works. The building was demolished, stored and later reconstructed on its present site using the same stones.
George Stumbles General Merchant
This business was established in 1868 by Bendix Hallenstein a storekeeper in Queenstown who opened a branch in Cromwell. In 1886 James Kerin purchased the business and ran it until 1909 when he sold it to one of his employees George Stumbles. George ran the grocery store until he retired in 1945 and his sons George Jnr and Bert took over the business. The business continued selling groceries until it was relocated to The Mall in 1985. The building was demolished to make way for the formation of Lake Dunstan.
Old Town Cromwell, Cromwell, Central Otago, NZ
Running the store counts as homeschool, right? Learning to read candy bar labels and do math on the cash register?
Actually, we're done with school for the year. And that's a great thing, because the camp store is a bit short-handed this month.
Woodhouse Store Logo in window taken during the Woodhouse Clothing Notting Hill store relaunch party on 7th June 2012
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Melbourne, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 24: Launch of the new Louis Vuitton Store at Chadstone hosted by Louis Vuitton Asia Pacific President Jean Baptiste Debains and Oceania Chief Executive Officer Philip Corne, and include special guest award winning actress Toni Collette, who recently won an Emmy for her performance in the critically acclaimed US series ‘The United States of Tara’. Event held at Chadstone Shopping Mall on November 24, in Melbourne, Australia (Photo by Patrik Nemes/PNP Media)