The wholesale grocery firm of Neal Brothers was established in 1913 at Winnipeg by brothers Samuel Franklin Neal and William A. Neal. In December 1925, they launched a chain of retail grocery stores around the city.
Winnipeg Stores
Store
No. |
Location |
Status (2021) |
7 |
47 Arlington Street |
Private residence |
2 |
673 Corydon Avenue |
|
7 |
571 Ellice Avenue |
|
19 |
756 Ellice Avenue |
|
22 |
Henderson Highway |
|
3 |
234 Kelvin Street |
|
17 |
Langside and Broadway |
|
25 |
Logan and Quelch |
|
16 |
1795 Logan Avenue |
|
11 |
1417 Main Street |
Museum |
27 |
1817 Main Street |
|
18 |
Montrose and Brazier |
|
4 |
759 Notre Dame Avenue |
|
21 |
865 Notre Dame Avenue |
|
26 |
107 Osborne Street |
|
14 |
529 Osborne Street |
|
5 |
723 Osborne Street |
|
23 |
857 Portage Avenue |
|
12 |
1098 Portage Avenue |
|
24 |
195 Provencher Boulevard |
|
20 |
593 Sargent Avenue |
|
10 |
666 Sargent Avenue |
|
8 |
717 Sargent Avenue |
|
15 |
936 Sherbrook Street |
|
13 |
227 St. Mary's Road |
|
1 |
296 Tache Street |
|
9 |
394 Talbot Street |
|
6 |
733 Wellington Avenue |
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See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Samuel Franklin “Frank” Neal (1879-1957)
Sources:
“Shop & save at Neals Stores … the better grocers,” Winnipeg Tribune, 18 December 1925, page 2.
“For Easter … It’s Swift’s premium ham,” Winnipeg Tribune, 8 April 1936, page 12.
We thank Jordan Makichuk for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 August 2023
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