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Articles in May 1, 1995 issue of Discount Store News

• Service Merchandise plans to turn the tide in '95 - Company Profile
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Creative marketing strategies can rock baby dept. sales
  by Teresa Andreoli
• A guide to Boston's peddlers: driving through Bean Town - Boston Market Study
• Furniture that follows both form and function - ready-to-assemble furniture
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Mass market gobbles up food sales: rice/popcorn cakes chart 8,048.9% sales gain at discounters
• Retailers score with brewers' input - selling beer
• Kmart faces the future - with frankness - Company Profile
  by Laura Lieback
• Globus to export success to Czech market
  by Laura Liebeck
• Category management: retail's new changemaker
  by Pete Hisey
• Batteries benefit from retail customization
• Developing photo as a way to grow - mass merchants should offer photo centers
• Novelty confections sweeten candy business - includes related article on alternatives to chewing tobacco for children and adults
  by Pete Hisey
• Drugstores hope for a kick from the can - drugstores choose to emphasize or de-emphasize canned goods in their stores
• L'il Things making big plans - Company Profile
  by Pete Hisey
• Shopping the '90s: it shouldn't be a crime - shoppers' fear of crime - Buyers & Sellers - Editorial
  by Don Longo
• Using private label to drive branded product volume
  by Jeffrey Hill
• Neatness counts in displays - merchandising displays in stores
  by James Mammarella
• After Antonini: Kmart the supermarket? - Joseph E. Antonini - Food Merchandising - Editorial
  by Don Longo
• Shelf-stable juices flow at mass - at mass merchants; includes related article on orange juice
  by Laurie Freeman
• Kmart changing in Canada, too - Company Profile
  by Jim Fox
• Sam's gives new reasons to shop - Sam's Clubs
• Avoid the pitfalls of category management
• Kmart takes steps to make big strides - category management - Company Profile
• Gourmet Show sizzles with ideas, surprises; manufacturers will be emphasizing higher-end product features to help raise sales and profits in housewares - 1995 Gourmet Products Show
  by Joseph Dobrian
• Supercenters jockey for position: supermarkets still lead, but Wal-Mart, Kmart making strides - in food sales - Wal-Mart Stores Inc
  by Yaquoi Moore
• Condiments sell when 'seasoned' well - sales are dependent on seasonal factors
• New Target DC could serve Northeast stores - distribution center - Company Profile
  by Richard Halverson
• SIFE expo shines light on promising youths - Students in Free Enterprise - Editorial
  by Tony Lisanti
• CM success hinges on relationship building - category management
  by Tim Bush
• Riding on the crest of trends in H&BC - health and beauty care
• As Seen on TV products get added exposure at retail; TV items complement store mix, expand category sales - items direct-marketed on television, then available in retail stores
  by Teresa Andreoli
• Snack sales pop on seasonal, gift sets - snack sets are popular gifts during the holidays