THE SWEETIE SHOP, Crieff Road (1958–1999): Purveyor of Quarter-Pounds and Dental Appointments
Remembered for its jars, its scales and a counter just too high for children to see over.
“Scotland's Finest News Source, Allegedly”
Remembered for its jars, its scales and a counter just too high for children to see over.
A long life of reinvention for Perthshire's hardest-working wee red box.
Building that once held the town's savings will now sell its second-hand jigsaws, which is basically the same thing.
Survived by an app, a helpline and a cash machine with strong feelings.
Town adjusting to a High Street where nobody asks 'and what else?' in that particular tone.
An obituary with a happy ending, which this column is unsure how to format.
Purveyor of handbags, gloves and sensible boots; survived by a vennel, a car park and a lot of footfall that went elsewhere.
Shop had been unaware of the existence of streaming until a customer mentioned it last Tuesday.
Residents now forced to buy screws in packs of 400 from a retail park 'like animals'.
Shop was famous for selling everything, including several things no one had ever seen before or since.

Lights out? Smells nice. Now in Power Cut, Granny's Hall Cupboard and Wet Dog By The Fire. Never leave a lit candle unattended, even a funny one.

Feeling a bit leany? Restores posture to stacks, steeples and uncles after weddings. Consult a qualified professional. Seriously. — Kinnoull Vitality Co.