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Penny Loafers Shoe Shine Company
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Howie
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They do a really good job on shining and cleaning your black leather dress shoes...it's quick and saves you time from having to clean your dress shoes, especially in the winter. Located at various locations in the Underground path.
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Scotia Plaza, main lobby
40 King Street West, Toronto
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Getting a shoeshine makes you feel like you're back in the forties, wearing a cool hat. It's like getting a shave at the train station barber shop.
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