Here’s an ad from the February 1 1929 edition of the Toronto Daily Star for a clothing store that was offering a sale.

D. Morrison has a fairly large footprint in the Toronto city directories, as he frequently took out ads there.
David Morrison first set up shop in the early years of the 20th century: the 1900 city directory does not list him, but the 1905 directory has him as “Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes and Tailor” at 322 1/2 and 324 Queen Street West. By 1910, he was listed at 318 Queen West, where he was living at the time; he also had a branch at 573 Bloor West.
In 1920, he had only the single store at 318 Queen West, but had opened three store branches by 1925 and a fourth by 1929. He survived the onslaught of the Great Depression and in fact continued to thrive: by 1934, he still had four branch stores and he was living at 415 Rosemary Road in Forest Hill.
The 1939 Toronto city directory lists his 318 Queen West store and branches at 548 Danforth and 1020 St. Clair West, and lists his residence as in Markham. He is not listed in the 1941 directory; I don’t know whether he passed away or whether he retired to Markham. 318 Queen West used to have a ghost sign for his firm; it has been gone for some years now.