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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-04, Page 26Think carefully about gifts now - save time iLateir Christmas is just around the corner. And, suddenly, you experience the annual "Christmas -list panic. To help you survive, here are a few shopping tips: -Make a careful thought-out list before you begin to shop. -Keep the gift recipient's age and tastes in mind. Will Uncle Harry care that magenta ties are all the rage this year? -Determine the store's policy on refunds and exchanges before you buy. -Get it right the first time. Write down sizes and color preferences! Retailers say that items most often returned are those that don't fit (that child has grown again) or the color was wrong ( it's nice, dear, but the color just isn't me). -Be a comparison shopper. It's amazing the results a bit of shopping around can bring. Read the ads. You may find a store in which you normally don't shop has exactly what you're looking for. -Get a receipt or other proof of purchase and keep it in a safe place, separate from the gift itself. Keep in mind that some refunds and exchanges are limited .(often 10 days from date of purchase). Certain item, such as bathing suits, underwear and record, may not be returnable under any circumstances. Check first. -There is no law requiring stores to refund money or exchange merchandise. If your purchase is defective, you may have to deal directly with the manufacturer. For this reason, it is also a good idea to look for a manufacturer's guarantee with the item. -The store's exchange and refund policy should be posted in a prominent place. Keep an eye out for it while you shop. If you don't see it anywhere, ask a salesperson. If you have good reason for returning a purchase and have complied with the store's policy impulse buy. there should be no difficulty returning or Arm yourself with sound consumer exchanging merchandise. knowledge as well as a comfortable pair of Take your time and pace yourself. Don't shoes. t SH CLINT iN[ THB ctilusr ALL MICROWAVES SPECIALLY PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS... DUAL WAVE MICROWAVE SYSTEM The sophisticated Dual „WaveTM Microwave System gets rid of "hot" and "cold" spots. Because of the advanced technology in- corporated in the Dual WOVeTM Microwave System, microwave energy is evenly distributed throughout the entire oven cavity. -This assures you of top cooking performance and virtually eliminates the possibility -of "hot" and "cold" spots, mak- ing all your meals o delicious success. Counter Saver TM 11 Microwave Ovens give you the luxury of more Counter space. Any of our three CounterSaver TM II models offer the convenience of many tirne-saving features. They can be easily installed under your kitchen cabinets with installation instructions and mounting hardware packed with each oven. Or use them. right on the counter lop. Because of the compact design, you gain more counter space for cooking accessories'or a working area close to your oven. One of our three CounterSoverrm 11 microwave ovens is sure to fulfill oil your needs. Our two new Counter SaverrM IH Microwave Ovens make Microwave Cooking easy. These 6 cu. ft. models are big space -savers for the modern kitchen. 349? MICROWAVES start jng as IOW as and up YOUR KITCHEN deserves a dishwasher that cleans with a touch of class. THE BEAUTIFUL APPLIANCES Meet the dishwasher of tomorrow — the Hotpoint 2000. It's here to- day, with clean contemporary styl- ing designed to fit any kitchen decor with an advanced microprocessor electronic touch control panel that introduces a brand new era of dishwashing effi- ciency and convenience. A versatile state -of -the • art time and energy saver, the Hotpoint 2000 gives you a choice of 25 cycle combinations. Easy to use touch controls, make adjustments to either washing or drying cycles a simple touch of the finger. 3 Level Wash Action directs surg- ing jets of hot water over dishes from;above and below both racks for the most thorough wash possi- ble. CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP SALES & SERVICE 90 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482.3646