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In Canada the main rivalry for extravagant windows was between Simpson’s and Eaton’s – the largest department store in Canada at that time, and while they had mostly played it safe with store merchandise, in 1945 Eaton’s decided to play religiously themed carols. #toronto
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Did you love dolls as a child? Eaton's could relate. This photo shows one of the company's Christmas window displays in 1925.
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As long as you're picking up motor oil, pick up some antifreeze. We guarantee it (squints) will not boil away.
In the 1970s, it would have been completely normal to swing down to your local department store and pick up a can of motor oil. That's kind of weird to think about
OK further to our earlier post on Christmas cards, you probably need a bunch of assorted lights, right? Right? We got you covered.
Here's a nice waterproof pullover. I bet that's a pocket at the front that you can put your stuff in. Or turn the jacket inside out and strap it around your waist.
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An Eaton's Santa Claus Parade Colouring Book bit.ly/3naYI4C
Now that you mention it, one of Timothy Eaton's horcruxes was reported missing.
This looks like a tree topper, but its not. Its just some sort of decoration. It is, however, surprisingly affordable.
You're probably going to be opening a lot of cans doing holiday cooking and baking. Treat yourself to a new Viking electric can opener.
































