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Articles in Feb 23, 1998 issue of Discount Store News

• Sporting goods chains target Southern California consumers
  by Mike Troy
• Sub-$1,000 PCs spark growth of home office products
  by Laura Heller
• Flourishing fleece
• Wildrick to trade: this chain has life
• WWW.keys-to-cybersales.com
  by Tony Lisanti
• Innovation is percolating
  by Dan Wilensky
• 1998 Ad
  by Mike Troy
• Specialty bath products 'bridge' fragrance gap
• Teenage wasteland: is the mass market blowing a billion-dollar business?
• On-line shopping wave hits Canada
  by Jim Fox
• Additives fortify juice sales
  by Laura Liebeck
• Just do it without Nike
• 1998 Ad
  by Laura Liebeck
• Video and variety go hand in hand
  by Carolyn Setlow
• Red hot Weiner's
  by Richard Kaplan
• Caldor to get on track
  by Richard Halverson
• The dilemma of electronic labels
  by Jennifer Negley
• Sports, fitness titles work out kinks in tired sales
  by Laura Heller
• Web gurus give strategic advice at DSN Internet conference
• The 'gold' in Oldies is yet to come
  by Michael Hartnett
• Pessimists and pollyannas
  by Jeffrey Arlen
• 1998 Ad
  by Mike Duff
• Licensed characters go back-to-school
  by Mike Troy
• Retailers layer on fashion
• Hudson's Bay to buy Kmart Canada, retool Zellers and unveil new chains
  by Robert Scally
• Wage hikes - at what price 'fair'?
  by Ken Rankin
• Quick lubes capture oil market as consumers abandon DIY
  by Richard Halverson
• Retailers look to MAGIC to turn fashion into sales
  by Mike Duff
• The European market beckons
  by Michael Fine
• Oil filter sales shift to do-it-for-me market