Eaton's opens second free-standing store

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Eaton's, a major Canadian-based department store, has opened its second free-standing furniture store in the Place D'Orleans shopping center in Ottawa, Canada. The new Eaton's Home Store has 35,000 sq ft that showcases Eddie Bauer Lifestyles and Nautica Home collections designed to build furniture brands also known in apparel. It also includes an in-store boutique called Seven Seas Gift Shop comprised of 2,000 sq ft offering sculptural bowls, candle holders, as well as a wide variety of Seagull Pewter and fine wood frames. Eaton's merchandise furniture are grouped into four styles including elegant, urban, casual and romantic.

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Opens its 2nd free-standing furniture store in the Place D'Orleans shopping center in Ottawa, Canada

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Eaton's sets second furniture store

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Eaton's, a Canadian department store chain, is slated to open a second free-standing home furnishing outlet in the Place d'Orleans shopping center in Ottawa, Ontario, in August 1998. The decision came after the company opted to phase out furniture at 20 of its 64 stores in the country before spring 1999. The retailer also intends to exit the appliances and electronics categories by early 1999 as it concentrates on transforming into a destination for furniture and bedding at the 21 remaining furnishings stores.

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To open 2nd free-standing home furnishing outlet in Place d'Orleans shopping center in Ottawa, Ontario, in August 1998

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Brick Group plans bedding chain

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Brick Group, a leading mattress retailer in Canada that is operating three banners, is going to launch its new banner with 100 stores to occupy the first place in bedding and furniture retailing market. It is also planning to expand the existing stores.

United States, Foreign operations, Mattresses and bedsprings, Buildings and facilities, Mattress industry

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