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Articles in July 12, 1999 issue of Discount Store News

• Discount Retailing Stock Analysis Table
• Ames sales near $3B; Ettore to be chairman
  by Mike Duff
• The Pantry buys 28 units from Dilmar
• Major Indices
• Report: On-line kids and teens have deep pockets, growing ranks
• PREFACE
• 3M Salutes the 1999 SPARC/M Retail Merchandising Innovation Award Nominees
• Wal-Mart: enters bank business; forges on-line partnerships
• Out-of-this-world offerings steal show at Candy Expo
  by Debbie Howell
• KB site to launch in time for X-mas
  by Cecile B. Corral
• Equal employment clarification
  by Ken Rankin
• Sporting goods category batting just above .500
  by Mike Troy
• One-To-One Marketing
• Small players still dropping as industry shake-out slows
• Dollar General creates stock purchase plan
• Retail CIOs - Statistical Data Included
• Insider Trades
• Rite Aid, GNC invest on line; snag one third of drugstore.com
• Divx, we hardly Knew you
  by Laura Heller
• Study Methodology/Participant Demographics
• CE chains roll out free PC offers
  by Laura Heller
• DSN West Coast area manager takes on new business director duties
• OfficeMax forms exec operating team - Brief Article
• Retail Ipo Scoreboard
• Survey: Name brands lose luster when youths shop on line
• DVD adds sizzle to hot rifles
  by Robert Scally
• Revenue sharing rocks rentals
  by Laura Heller
• New-age channel uses age-old ways
  by Cecile B. Corral
• Factory 2-U wraps turnaround, readies rapid remodel program
  by Robert Scally
• BedBath & Beyond fetes 98 results; credits culture at annual meeting
  by Mike Duff
• Learning a lesson from the past
  by Jennifer Negley
• Consumers, Net retailers not on same page
• Enhancing The Shopping Experience
• Cross-channel conflicts starting to cook
• Dollar Tree merger raises stores to 1,250
• Pier 1 reflects on record year; improvement still a priority
  by Debbie Howell
• East is next in Cost Plus growth plan
  by Robert Scally
• Retailers miss opportunities when they don't take risks
  by Joe Bezzy
• With a clear path ahead, DVD readies for mass rule
  by Robert Scally
• CONCLUSION
• Consolidation continues
• Home Depot debuts new format
  by Mike Duff
• Michaels looks to grow both formats, Web site
  by Debbie Howell
• Sport Chalet names new vice president - Brief Article
• Top Gainers
• Brighton Accessories shuns Web citing medium's lack of service
• INTRODUCTION
• Toys "R" Us C-3 format: Playing for keeps
• Menzer to head Int'l division
• Dollarland looks to ride food mix, larger format into new markets
  by Cecile B. Corral
• Penney board elects apparel president - Brief Article
• Taking a look into the future
  by Tony Lisanti
• On-line grocery shopping heats up despite concern over big issues
  by Cecile B. Corral
• Overview Of Technologies
• Annual Retailer Ranking by Sales
• CompUSA turns to CE for a power surge
  by Laura Heller
• Circuit City gives up on Divx; Best Buy to grow aggressively
  by Laura Heller
• Goody's board OKs stock purchase plan
• Earnings Digest
• Consumers Current Shopping Behavior
• Wal-Mart: that neighborly feeling
• Wal-Mart rocks European retailing as it rolls into United Kingdom
  by Mike Troy
• Tractor Supply Co. tills rich field as 1998 sales hit $600 million
  by Debbie Howell
• Kohl's expands presence in Southwest
• Walgreen to open cyber pharmacy
• Consumers' Experiences At Discount Stores
• Mass market retail industry breaks $400 billion barrier