Store Tries Harder

in today’s highly competitive
store trade, some stores confront
customers with chiims of “lowest
overall prices”. while others stake
their reputation on “quality beyond
compare”. And in the rush to be the
first to introduce “next season's
fashions”, some stores leave cus-
tomers disappointed by not having
a good stock and selection of mer-
chandise for the season at hand.

Now, attempting to offer its cus-
tomers certain quality as well as
outstanding prices — while solving
the problem of seasonal merchan-
dise availability - one store is posi-

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toning itself as the store to think
of for everyday value.

“We've set ourselves a difficult
task to five up to says Vickie
Wvrer, Sales Supers isor of the new
Wood ynn store. “but no one is
trying harder. We believe Wood-
wynn offers coal value. And by
that, we mean true department
store quality atdiscounters prices.
On top of that. we're offering spe-
cial promotions each week. featur
ing exceptional prices”.

Woodwyan’s retiil policy is
clearly defined.

“Some stores offer quality mer-

chandise and some offer fow
prices”. adds Wa ner “but Wood-
wenn tries to offer both, In addi
Uion, We try to have consisteney in
having our merchandise avaiable
all year long, to avoid disappoint
ing customers by cunning out of
stock in season”

Overal! customer satisfaction is
the prime concern of Woodwy nn.
“Which ts why 7, concludes Vickie
Wyner owe continug to remind
cuMamers, if youTe notcomptetels
satisfied, please bring back”

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