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Articles in Oct 26, 1998 issue of Home Channel News

• City Mill starts low pricing plan
  by Carol Tice
• Lowe's launches Internet selling with new tool line
  by Monica Toriello
• Sales grow under tent
• You've got e-mail — and a lawsuit on your hands
  by Carol Tice
• Firing up homeowners about smoke and CO alarms
  by Sarah Demaster
• O-C, window maker form strategic alliance
• HomeBase to add two units in California
• BMA consolidates its operations
  by John Caulfield
• Depot debuts 'Homer's Workshop'
• Anderson helps pros ASAP
• Eagle to swoop into Phoenix
  by Carol Tice
• Scotty's tests personal shoppers
• Depot convenience store slated for N.J
• Sales grow under tent
• Product returns are an all-too-common occurrence
  by Sarah Demaster
• Ace plans 'Store 21' format
  by Sarah Demaster
• Wolohan reports significant gain
• Stanley targets pros via sports
• Retailers, manufacturers, installers look to revamp garage door sales
  by Jason Gonzalez
• Lowe's prepares for move West
• Keep financial stats in perspective
  by Don Longo
• Internet sales boost industry
  by Sarah Demaster
• Retailers can be environmental and save money
  by Sarah Demaster
• 'Healthy Homes' initiative educates homeowners
• Scotty's tests personal shoppers
• Updated catalog
• Hot Product: 'Wood' entry doors
• Corrections
• Letters To The Editor
• Hot product: Cordless drills
• Trade group reorganizes itself; CEO resigns
  by Carol Tice
• New Canadian Tire ads celebrate customers who 'Do It' themselves
• Multi-niche marketing yields higher profits
  by Carol Tice
• O-C, window maker form strategic alliance
• HomeBase to add two units in California
• Ace plans 'Store 21' format
  by Sarah Demaster
• Wolohan reports significant gain
• Stanley targets pros via sports
• You've got e-mail — and a lawsuit on your hands
  by Carol Tice
• Business Barometer
• Lanoga secures two additional acquisitions
• Lanoga secures two additional acquisitions
• Lowe's prepares for move West
• Keep financial stats in perspective
  by Don Longo
• Product returns are an all-too-common occurrence
  by Sarah Demaster
• TruServ trims DC network, beefs up staff
• Anderson helps pros ASAP
• Eagle to swoop into Phoenix
  by Carol Tice
• TruServ trims DC network, beefs up staff
• Caradon plc divests North American assets
• Trade group reorganizes itself; CEO resigns
  by Carol Tice
• More dealers buy into rental departments
  by Jason Gonzalez
• Night is anything but silent at 24-hour Depot
• Roto Zip rolls out infomercial, web site
• Hot Product: 'Wood' entry doors
• Depot convenience store slated for N.J
• Back to basics
• Corrections
• Letters To The Editor
• Internet sales boost industry
  by Sarah Demaster
• Do it Best makes executive changes
  by Carol Tice
• New Canadian Tire ads celebrate customers who 'Do It' themselves
• Multi-niche marketing yields higher profits
  by Carol Tice
• ThermoView Industries seeks catgory consolidation
• Business Barometer
• Firing up homeowners about smoke and CO alarms
  by Sarah Demaster
• Hot product: Cordless drills
• Retailers can be environmental and save money
  by Sarah Demaster
• BMA consolidates its operations
  by John Caulfield
• Depot debuts 'Homer's Workshop'
• Retailers, manufacturers, installers look to revamp garage door sales
  by Jason Gonzalez
• More dealers buy into rental departments
  by Jason Gonzalez
• Night is anything but silent at 24-hour Depot
• Roto Zip rolls out infomercial, web site
• ThermoView Industries seeks catgory consolidation
• City Mill starts low pricing plan
  by Carol Tice
• Lowe's launches Internet selling with new tool line
  by Monica Toriello
• Back to basics
• Do it Best makes executive changes
  by Carol Tice