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33 - Sunday, November 2, 1986 - North Shore News

Shoe Factory promises low prices

EVERYTHING IN
footwear is the motto at
North Vancouver’s Shoe

Factory Outlet.

The 4,000-square-foot store of-
fers shoppers a huge selection of
shoes for all members of the fami-
ly. For women, the Shoe Factory
Outlet features a wide variety of
pumps to choose from as well as
nylon and Santana boots.

‘‘We have them in dress and ca-
sual styles,’ explains manager
Diane Belair.

For men, the store carries an ex-
tensive selection of dress and casu-
al shoes. Men who work outdoors
can find a selection of work and
rubber boots that will suit their
needs.

SHOE FACTORY manager Diane
Belair.

Volume buying is what keeps the
Shoe Factory Outlet’s prices down.
Belair estimates that shoppers can
save anywhere from 20 to 40 per
cent over other stores. ‘‘Sometimes
even 50 per cent,”’ she says.

And if shoppers cannot find
what they are looking for in other
stores, the Shoe Factory Outlet wil!
likely have what they want. With
an extensive inventory, even the
hard-to-fit customer can find the
right size.

“Our inventory is bigger than
some department stores,’’ explains
Belair.

Shoe Factory Outlet carries wide
and narrow sizes for both men and
women, so the hard-to-fit custom-
er need not spend more at a
higher-priced store.

The store’s seven-member sales
staff is available to help customers
who might not be familiar with the
outlet’s large variety. If shoppers
do not know their shoe size, staff
will take a measurement.

The Shoe Factory Outlet is a
full-service store with discount
prices.

Right now, Belair explains, the
store is very busy. ‘‘November is
our busiest month and for sure it's
going to get busier as Christmas

approaches.*”

Now the store is offering a
special deal on nylon boots. Shoe
Factory Outlet is selling the boots,

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