“He was pretty fussy about, you know, how everything was displayed and hung, and you had to hang the shirts a certain way, and the pants and the jackets and all of that kind of stuff.” – Dwight Bergstrom, Prince Albert, SK

Down the road, on main street, there was a clothing store. I think it was called Cuzono’s. Mrs. Cuzono ran it and it had two stories. – Walter Lane

“The shopping I remember was when the cart came around, what do you call there? George Dow. He came with his truck, the Peddlar.” – Colleen Arsenault

“There used to be a little shop. It was called Etta’s Dress Shop. Etta was an older lady and she had a collection of dresses and ladies apparel, mostly.” – Carol McGrath

“I started at Henderson and Cudmore full-time, when I was about 19-20. I’d worked there before my father established the store with his partner, Seth Henderson, back in 1914.” – Clive Cudmore