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-Silvers - Ladies fashions on the left side, Men on the right - Children's fashions - downstairs.
-Yes, Silver's.
-And the smell of moth balls as soon as you entered the door! 😆
-i remember it as bi-ways
-Love that store and remember when it was on the other side of the street, closer to the intersection of Mill St.
Who remembers when the Post Office moved, there was a postal outlet at the back of Young's when it was next to the bank??
-they had one up untill a few months ago,
-I spent many days working at Sid Silvers Store as a young teenager. (55+ years ago.) Jack and Lillian Watson ran the store.
-Me too. From Grade 9 right thru to university.
-Remember when it was the Bi-way store.
-As a teenager, Silvers is where i bought all my clothes. My friend, Raetta was so small, she could go downstairs & buy kids clothes & pay no tax, lol.
-My mother bought me my Savage velvet Oxford on the 50's at Silver's. The other fabulous men's and ladies store was Cotton Brothers across from the McGibbon. Henry's was the men's store.
-I remember Mrs Pachelok (spelling?) letting me take a blue winter coat home to show my mother and either come back with money or the coat :) My first taste of picking out my own clothes shopping.
-Was a great store!!
-Was a good place to buy school clothes !!
-I remember when it was silvers
-Then by-way?
-I remember the wide wooden staircase going downstairs...and the fun we had hiding from Mother
-I remember when it was Bargain Harolds and when it was Bi-way...I think... lol
-Don't remember Bargain Harold's, but do remember Bi-Way
-Bargain Harold's was in the Georgetown Marketplace.
-If you go back further it was Silver's clothing store, the place that just about everyone bought their clothes, owned by Sid Silver, run by him and his sister Lillian, and bookkeeper Doreen Woods, Mom of Grahame Woods, and many other rememberble people.
-yes it was a super store and Cotton Brothers down the road
-I remember it as Silvers as well , I thought Cotton Brothers was on the same side of the street as Silvers but the next block down .
-Cotton Brothers was down the street on the same side but across Mill from McGibbons. My brother John Cummins worked there.
-No. It was just Silvers; ladies on one side and the gents on the other
-Dont forget Eileen Curry who also worked on the ladies side
-Yup Remember Jack Watson running the mens' side.Do you remember Ross Thompson running the shoe depth.Downstairs
-Yup.
-Yes my mom always asked him for advice for my poor feet😉
-Dicky Jones worked there ttoo.
-I now remember him working there.I think Bert Arnold did too.
-Bert worked there for several years when I was there. Great place for a student to work. The Silver family was very generous and Mr. Silver always threw a wonderful staff Christmas party.
-I remember buying my first pair of LEE jeans there for $11.00!
-I remember buying Levi cords for Centennial. Jeans were not allowed. Thinking back to grade six , the cords even caused a few raised eye brows. Lol.
-I was sent home from Centennial for wearing a pant suit, and my mom was furious... You're welcome. ;)
-My Mom worked there when she first moved to Georgetown.
- JV sold me my first Levi's . I remember all the posters on the walls. Lee. Levi. Wrangler.
-Red tabs
-Yes, Silver's.
-And the smell of moth balls as soon as you entered the door! 😆
-i remember it as bi-ways
-Love that store and remember when it was on the other side of the street, closer to the intersection of Mill St.
Who remembers when the Post Office moved, there was a postal outlet at the back of Young's when it was next to the bank??
-they had one up untill a few months ago,
-I spent many days working at Sid Silvers Store as a young teenager. (55+ years ago.) Jack and Lillian Watson ran the store.
-Me too. From Grade 9 right thru to university.
-Remember when it was the Bi-way store.
-As a teenager, Silvers is where i bought all my clothes. My friend, Raetta was so small, she could go downstairs & buy kids clothes & pay no tax, lol.
-My mother bought me my Savage velvet Oxford on the 50's at Silver's. The other fabulous men's and ladies store was Cotton Brothers across from the McGibbon. Henry's was the men's store.
-I remember Mrs Pachelok (spelling?) letting me take a blue winter coat home to show my mother and either come back with money or the coat :) My first taste of picking out my own clothes shopping.
-Was a great store!!
-Was a good place to buy school clothes !!
-I remember when it was silvers
-Then by-way?
-I remember the wide wooden staircase going downstairs...and the fun we had hiding from Mother
-I remember when it was Bargain Harolds and when it was Bi-way...I think... lol
-Don't remember Bargain Harold's, but do remember Bi-Way
-Bargain Harold's was in the Georgetown Marketplace.
-If you go back further it was Silver's clothing store, the place that just about everyone bought their clothes, owned by Sid Silver, run by him and his sister Lillian, and bookkeeper Doreen Woods, Mom of Grahame Woods, and many other rememberble people.
-yes it was a super store and Cotton Brothers down the road
-I remember it as Silvers as well , I thought Cotton Brothers was on the same side of the street as Silvers but the next block down .
-Cotton Brothers was down the street on the same side but across Mill from McGibbons. My brother John Cummins worked there.
-No. It was just Silvers; ladies on one side and the gents on the other
-Dont forget Eileen Curry who also worked on the ladies side
-Yup Remember Jack Watson running the mens' side.Do you remember Ross Thompson running the shoe depth.Downstairs
-Yup.
-Yes my mom always asked him for advice for my poor feet😉
-Dicky Jones worked there ttoo.
-I now remember him working there.I think Bert Arnold did too.
-Bert worked there for several years when I was there. Great place for a student to work. The Silver family was very generous and Mr. Silver always threw a wonderful staff Christmas party.
-I remember buying my first pair of LEE jeans there for $11.00!
-I remember buying Levi cords for Centennial. Jeans were not allowed. Thinking back to grade six , the cords even caused a few raised eye brows. Lol.
-I was sent home from Centennial for wearing a pant suit, and my mom was furious... You're welcome. ;)
-My Mom worked there when she first moved to Georgetown.
- JV sold me my first Levi's . I remember all the posters on the walls. Lee. Levi. Wrangler.
-Red tabs
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