This photo above ran in the Border Cities Star on June 29, 1935:
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What happened to this business, was it to specialized to survive World War 2?
I have never heard of this place, ever! It's always so nice to uncover a piece of history in Windsor. I wonder where on Howard?? Perhaps the building is still there in some semblance? Thanks for the treasured find Andrew!
A January 1935 advertisement in "The Kingsville Reporter" listed the address as 1047 Howard Avenue. Unless the street numbering system has been altered since then, it might have been where a present day empty lot appears just south of Erie St.
A June 1941 advertisement in the same Kingsville paper has it located at 671 Wyandotte St. E.