shoe repairs

It worked well, helped by the "make do and mend" demand for shoe repairs that happens in tougher times.

In a Shoe Repairs Shop, not too far away.

Some shoeshiners offer extra services, such as shoe repairs and general tailoring.

He started his career as a buying assistant with Allied Shoe Repairs in 1985.

Rents have become so high that shops catering to mundane needs like shoe repairs have been forced out of town.

However, shoe repairs are taken in by shops and sent away for repairs by a partnered company.

If they're important enough they'll eventually emerge on line, saves on shoe repairs donchaknow.

The shopping centre is also home to the Northfield Cobbler for shoe repairs and key cuttings.

America's throwaway culture and the increased popularity of rubber-soled, as opposed to leather-soled, shoes reduce demand for shoe repairs.

Many blue-collar Democrats who need shoe repairs resent the Arkansas politician's draft deferment and believe he's a closet liberal.

And 'everything' means everything: cups of coffee, shoe repairs, evening papers, drinks after work, ice-cream and comics for the children.

To be really successful we will need to carry on cobbling, providing shoe repairs while you wait and get you to pay cash on the nail.

Others are located within mini-malls, in which the supermarket anchors a number of other shops, such as banks, dry-cleaners, shoe repairs, and fast-food eateries.

Red and green neon signs in windows garishly advertised pawnshops and shoe repairs and greasy-spoon specials.

The trades taught included plumbing, printing, bookbinding, joinery and woodcarving and boot and shoe repairs.

He also worked as a bug spray salesman, shoemaker and shoe salesman, introducing electric shoe repairs to New York.

Many of the 14,000 businesses in Lower Manhattan that were affected by the disaster were small shops selling jewelry or cigars or offering shoe repairs.

They headed down beside A. Zamoyski - Shoe Repairs - and past the bowling green which had an old railway carriage as a pavilion.

Devine's expenses from April 2008 to May 2009 included £193 spent at Timpson, the shoe repairs and engraving company.

Shoe repairs were once the shops' only business, Mr. Turco said, but today, many count on sales of items like laces, polish and shoe trees.

Alan, owner of Potts' shoe repairs in Bondgate, Darlington, put up a congratulatory banner to answer well-wishers' questions.

Come weekends and lunchtimes, street artisans jostle for the remaining space, enticing passers-by with made-to-order pan-fried noodles and quick shoe repairs.

She takes snuff and does her own shoe repairs, which makes her "All Right" in Nanny Ogg's book, but has a nasty habit of being reasonable when provoked.

Other services include: a large newsagency, a health food shop, Jhay's shoe repairs, optometrist, a number of automotive repairers and small offices such as real estate agents and accountants.

Across the road was a single-storey hut: A. ZAMOYSKI - SHOE REPAIRS, read the sign.