Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1932, Page 34

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First Lipton Shop Closed. )| After 60 years of activity the first N| shop to be opened in Glasgow, Scot- land. by Sir Thomas Lipton has been closed. The shop was started by Lip- Al ton with a slender capital on his 31st birthday anniversary after his visit to America. Lipton ran it personally, sleeping under the counter at night. The business was tranferred to Tipton branches, ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE.