STORES Magazine - February 2009 - (Page 63)

RETAIL CROSSWORD 1 10 14 15 20 24 25 21 26 30 33 34 38 43 45 50 54 60 66 71 67 72 61 55 62 46 51 47 35 31 27 16 2 3 4 11 5 By Myles Mellor 6 12 17 13 18 22 28 29 32 36 39 44 48 52 56 57 63 68 69 73 58 59 64 70 65 53 49 37 40 41 42 23 19 7 8 9 ACROSS 1. phone, basic need consumers can’t seem to live without 4. Hair shop 7. Apple , casual-dining restaurant that focuses on mainstream American dishes 10. Montgomery state 11. Night time 12. October birthstone 14. research, company that conducted customer research with STORES 16. Civil rights org. 18. Stomach muscle 19. , señor! 20. Felling equipment 22. These types of memberships are declining due to the state of the economy 24. American , specialty chain that courts younger shoppers 27. Garden, casual-dining restaurant chain 30. Bread, chain of bakery-cafe restaurants 32. Vitamin C ingredient 33. Electrical power measurements 36. Behold’s partner 38. Computer toolbar button 40. Star , top coffee retailer 43. Sound magnifier 44. Tails off 45. Type of restaurant that is benefiting from the state of the economy (two words) 48. Major search engine 50. Goals 51. Research and development, for short 53. Titan’s locale 54. It has been replaced by downloads 55. Terminates 57. Like a good wine or cheese 60. Weight measurement 62. Cleopatra biter 63. Voiceover, for short 64. Great boxer 66. Bill number 68. “I’ll second that” 70. Soak up the sun 71. care, home service that has declined due to the state of the economy 72. TV award 73. Cheer up DOWN 1. Service that is unaffected by economy 2. Wallach of “The Magnificent Seven” 3. Hollywood’s home 4. Pamper place 5. This Internet company reported its best holiday season in 2008 6. Word that shoppers are learning to say 7. Boomer, anyone age 50 or older 8. Cadillac Dorado 9. plan, Government spending plan 13. Part of a website 15. Funny type of gift? 17. Shoe set 21. T-shirt size 23. Monday description? 25. Money machine 26. Extended play record, for short 28. Rented 29. Kilmer, a Batman 31. Tire filler 33. Morning time 34. An optical system that deviates the path of light 35. Religious groups 37. Follow the rules 39. Laughter sound 41. Habitual practice 42. Nautical measure 43. Housekeeper 45. Luxury treatment 46. Elaborately adorned 47. Betting consideration 49. Where you find Zappos 52. Desirable word for shoppers 56. Inbox clutter 58. No longer around 59. Info 60. prices, the most important appeal for online shoppers 61. McDonald’s meal need 65. Back muscle 67. Yo-Yo, cellist 69. “I did it __ way”— Frank Sinatra Conducted in partnership with the National Retail Federation, the Mercer US Retail Compensation and Benefits Survey is your comprehensive resource to advance your HR strategy. IT’S TIME TO CALL MERCER 800 333 3070 imercer.com /retail Consulting. Outsourcing. Investments. WWW.STORES.ORG STORES / FEBRUARY 2009 63 http://www.imercer.com/retail http://www.imercer.com/retail http://WWW.STORES.ORG

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STORES Magazine - February 2009 Contents Executive Editor's Page President's Page Are You a Pusher or a Puller? What Shoppers Think Online Retail Satisfaction 10 Things You May Have Missed Numbers Worth Counting Full Price/Markdown Retail People Cover Story - Something’s Got to Give First Look Concept2Watch Online Partners Merchandising Sustainability Inventory Systems Drug Store Systems Business Intelligence Inventory Managment Online Marketing Supply Chain - Better Data, Better Decisions Returns Management - Identifying Fraud Data Security - Securing Intimate Data Anti-Shoplifting - Mall of Shame? Risk Management - Securing Consumer Confidence Loeb Retail letter ARTS Update Point of View NRF News Retail Crossword Retail Industry Calendar End Cap

STORES Magazine - February 2009

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