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MEMORIES of a shop run by three generations of the same family are to be kept for posterity - as its owner contemplates being the last of his shopkeeping line.
Webb's disparaging remarks about the shopkeeping influence in Manchester are not entirely satisfactory.
It becomes evident from the vestiges of the built heritage that the Biloch rulers of Farrukhnagar were persons of vision, who took care to transform and develop this secluded and remote town into a place worth living for future generations pursuing diverse professions such as trading, agriculture, horticulture, salt extraction, petty shopkeeping, publishing, cattle-rearing, pottery, skinning, tanning, shoe-making, masonry, and painting.
The aim of Situationist art is instead "the destruction of all forms of middle-class shopkeeping."
(455) Grief adds that the Tionghoa peranakan were usually used as an intermediary in daily business transactions (Figure 1) such as "shopkeeping, money-lending, tax-farming, wholesaling, and in other comprador roles" (1), Coppel (Indonesian Chinese 5) summarizes of negative Inpretions of Chinese in the East Indies from writings about them as being presented as "dishonourable, opportunistic and greedy immigrants" whose enterprising nature often became "an impediment to the Dutch who viewed them with a jaundiced eye" (Thompson 46).
SHOPKEEPING: Mother and daughter team Helen Sellens and Margaret Noble, two of the volunteers in the sweet shop at the Colne Valley Museum (S)
Almost everyone in our family was involved in shopkeeping. My father had five brothers and sisters all of whom had shops, from the village store and Post Office on the Mardy, just outside Abergavenny, to a bakery and a newsagents in Monmouth and, in Abergavenny itself, my father's sweet shop next door to the tobacconist's and gents' hairdressers run by his sister, May, and her husband Ernie Hodges.
Time for some shopkeeping: The base LaCrosse ($27,835, delivered) is powered by a 3.0-liter direct-injection V-6 good for 255 hp.
We want his details spread about - it puts the shopkeeping fraternity on notice to watch out for these people."
This is no 7-Eleven, but a melding of shopkeeping and historic preservation.
until we conquer the basics of shopkeeping" in the country.
With the Marylena Shoppe, the striking Thomas sisters--tall, dark-complexioned, and always fashionably attired--were continuing the long tradition of Lebanese shopkeeping. Their newly renovated store had double-show windows; in the cozy entry, there was the L-shaped costume jewelry counter, and skirted tables displayed belts, handbags, and gold and silver slippers.
Wells's mother, Sarah Wells (nee Neal) (1822-1905), had been a lady's maid before her marriage to Joseph in 1853 and shared the shopkeeping duties on their move to Bromley.
This says more about the way information circulated in this society--through families, neighbourhoods, churches, or trades (such as baking, innkeeping, and shopkeeping) involving significant contact with the public--than providing a moral spectacle of an entire society gone mad.