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Fashion ageless at Peggy's store By LISA CARTWRIGHT The Champion Customer service that goes beyond what's- expected and as selection of quality women's clothing to fit any budget is what has made Peggy's successful, says a co-owner of the Milton Mail store. "Our goal is to create a relaxed atmosphere where you can coordinate your exiating wardrobe with exciting new seasonal ideas," aaid Peggy Bennett, who owns the store with her husband Fred and daughters Joey Bennett and Jan Price. Ms Bennett opened the store 32 years ago in a corner of the old creamery on Commercial Street. Since then, Peggy's, which is the largeat independent retailer in the country, moved to Milton Mail and bas opened five other locations. Whether customers are shopping as the Milton location or one of the other handful of outlets, staff - many of whomn have been with the stores for a number of years - offer the same heipful and friendly service. Clotlsing to it every budget Cuatomers can find clothing perfect for ail occasions frors busi- ness meetings and weddings to the backyard barbecue. And the styles, whether classic or modem, are complimentary to three generations of women. "Our fashions are agelesa. Daughter, mother and grandmnother will find something appropriate," Ms Bennett aaid. Peggy's carnies quality lines including Susan Bristol, Liz Claibome, Robert Scott, Koret, Northem IlIes and others. "We choose and select every garmnent that comea into the store." Peggy's has a variety of sizes and colours as well as pieces fis- ting for almoat every budget, Ms Bennett said. "We help you get the moat for your money." If thse store doesn't have a size the cusomer is looking for, ataiff will get it for ber, usually in a couple of days. And customers aren's under any obligation to take the piece. For added convenience, Peggy's also has a sèamstress on staff. 'Ihis service is free of charge on ail regular-priced merchan- dise," Ms Bennett said. EvrFriday and Satfffday! LADIES' MNHT EVERY FRIDAY! re xi FRIDAY, APRIL 21& OAT., APRIL 22 ai lOpm KENN V BAND) FRIDAY, APRIL 28 & SAT., APRIL 29 ai lOpm L. M. T. Oai ll w Ce teI 21 iot Sevc mlii, OAVl L PH (905 844-8703 Peggy Bennett (right) and her two daughters Jan Prîce <centre> and Joey Bennett are co-owners of Peggy's, ald ta be the largest Independent retail- or In the country. The store best known to local shoppers, however, la the one et Milton Mali, whlch was aiso Peggy's firet store. l waa orlginally located on Commercial Street. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE SeI1429 sEt DOUBLE » UBLIE 431 sEr 6419 0 » S F DIE' 2" SET 4" SSeEt $539 QUEtN SS9 su 749 QUE U, su Ion WU§L Mg DUO EEN SS9 SEr 749 QUEEENN 389 ET 549 QU KK Il NN GG 539 SU 869 KING 689 SET 1029 NO PAYNRWS e NO INTEREST FOR 1 YEAR su lu mm N1111111111111 maluillr,@.l iql;M IO -he *FREE Laawa eDisposai of aid math. available *We accepi ail tams af paymenit *Senior Citze Discont Wo niÉs any S of num. Osksey aw set- availabl Ovsr2,* sq. fi. af factay 'flnactg Availabl 24 i. E. 40il es od ILO - *, LL SES VIO OUE COAWNI FUR OVE 21 VERS H.um M*Wud. 10H6p..,lus.ff. 104 p. &t~u* Hpom., dq 11-5 p.. idIÀLW M J The Canadian Champion, Tuesdy April 18, 2000 -17 _7 = i1 -