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By Layne Christensen
Fashion Editor

BOOTLEGGER has fauached a
double assault on the North Shore,
with two store openings this week.

After 50 days of renovations, the
Richmond-based national clothing store
chain reopened its Park Royal South location
Monday. Store caanager Carol McBride
reports that the «cw larger, brighter
store space is already attracting an
increased number of shoppers.
There’s some new merchandise,

‘too, including more Calvin Klein
for men and women, and more
Tommy Hilfiger.

“Bootlegger celebrates the
reopening all week long with
special events, including free &
manicures all day on Friday,

March 2] and a live deejay on Saturday,
March 21. On Thursday, March 20,
“greeters” on rollerblades will welcome
shoppers to the store.

Over at Capilano Mall, Bootlegger has
moved into a new location, near the lottery
booth, and officially opened Tuesday as a
Ricki’s/Bootlegger “combo” store. Ricki’s is
new to the North Shore, and features cloth-
ing for young carcer women.

In our B22 28 Denim
flyer, Kids’ Outline girts’
2x6X jeans wilt be late -
tainchecks wilt be available
at the store.
In our 82-3 Bay Day
Preview fiyer, Ladies‘
activewear top shown in
photo and Fairset socks on
page 11 will bel ate -
fainchecks will be available
at the store. Ladies' Fairset
shoes on page 19 should
have read "Our reg. 44.99 &
59.99 Bay Day Prices 34.99
& 49.99 pair’. Tabiecioth
offer on page 45 sale price
in effect unti Sat., Mar. 22.
Home Studio Aurora duvet
on page 47 will be substitut-
ed at the store.
Sorry for any inconvenience
this may have caused

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Ever since Robin Kay Home & Style’s
West Vancouver location opened “very quict-
ly” on Feb. 15 the word has been getting
out. Ambleside has been abuzz with rhe
arrival of the beautiful new store, located at
157) Marine Dr., the former location of the
C of Teronto

tally aware fashions, home accessories

and body-care products are ecstatic

have to brave bridge

get to the Cypress Street

. Bowen Island resident

Heather Pritti¢ owns both

shops and is looking forward to

ay’s Vancouver visit in

early April to officially open the
West Van location.

one

Da Vinci's has followed Robin Kay’s

lead by opening a second location in

west Vancouver. Its first iocation, too, is o:1

vest First and Cypress, across from the orig-

inal Bread Garden. The home decor and gift

store has opened at 1409 Bellevue Ave. in

what was once called Bellevue Landing.

Expect to find a wide assortment of contem-

porary items — everything from custom pic-
ture frames to candles to chenille rugs.

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