16th census of the United States: 1940. Census of business: 1939. Retail trade. Commodity sales. General merchandise group.

At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Jesse H. Jones, Secretary. Bureau of the Census. J.C. Capt, Director ..

Fifteenth census of the United States. Census of distribution. Retail distribution. Retail chains.

At head of title: U.S. Department of commerce. Roy D. Chapin, secretary. Bureau of the census. W. M. Steuart, director.

Retail Trade Minimum Wage Board, 1947. Material presented to the Wage Board

Mode of access: Internet.

Factual brief, submitted on behalf of the Industrial Commissioner, in the matter of the petitions of certain affected persons, firms, and corporations, for a review of the validity or reasonableness of Directory order number 7, governing minimum wage standards in the retail trade industry, promulgated under Article 19 of the Labor law. Case no. 2828-45, et al.

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James D. Tait Company Limited Fonds, 1890-1939 [non-inclusive]

James D. Tait (1836-1907) came to Canada in 1855 from Scotland. He worked in the dry goods business until he established the James D. Tait Company in 1864. The business was first located on Ontario street and specialized in furs. The business expanded to include dry goods and dress-making. After the building was destroyed by fire, Tait established and expanded the business into the Prendergast building on the corner of St. Paul and William Streets. James D. Tait died in 1907 while on vacation in Muskoka. In 1912 upon the resignation (or removal) of Benjamin Brick and Arthur Harbour, Stanley G. Smith joins the company as a director and secretary-treasurer. 1918/1919 vice-president E.J. Dignum dies. 1919 S.J. Inksater becomes a director of the company (His stock was purchased by the J.D. Tait Co.) By the 1930s the business, still in the same location, was under the leadership of Malcolm Stobie, President, Samuel J. Inksater, Vice-President and Stanley G. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. The James D. Tait Company Limited ceased operations on 17 August 1933. The 1935 St. Catharines city directory records John Stobie, a former manager of the James D. Tait Company, operating a dry goods business at the same location, but with one-third the size of the original store space.

Monthly department store sales in selected areas.

Issues prior to Jan. 1976 have Supt. of Docs. no. C 56.219/3:

Estudio de factibilidad para un minimercado de conveniencia en el Plan Parcial La Asomadera

Este trabajo pretende analizar la factibilidad de establecer un auto-mercado de conveniencia en el Plan Parcial La Asomadera (barrio El Poblado, Medellín) a través de un estudio del mercado constructor en la ciudad -- El proceso se realizará mediante una metodología que evalúe la factibilidad legal, ambiental, comercial, técnica y financiera del proyecto, con el fin de sentar las bases para un emprendimiento futuro

Positions of responsibility in department stores and other retail selling organizations: a study of opportunities for women

by Mary H. Tolman, the Bureau of vocational information.

16th census of the United States: 1940. Census of business: 1939. Retail trade. Commodity sales. Jewelry stores, luggage stores, opticians, photographic supply and camera stores, sporting goods stores, bicycle shops.

At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Jesse H. Jones, Secretary. Bureau of the Census. J.C. Capt, Director ..

16th census of the United States: 1940. Census of business: 1939. Retail trade. Commodity sales. Eating places, drinking places, cigar stores, cigar stands, liquor stores (packaged goods)

At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Jesse H. Jones, Secretary. Bureau of the Census. J.C. Capt, Director ..