List of department stores by country: Difference between revisions

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*[[Bamberger's]]

*[[Bloomingdale's]]

*[[Carson, Pirie, Scott]], [[Chicago]], housed in an architecuralarchitectural landmark designed by [[Louis Sullivan]]

*[[Filene's]], [[Boston]], its famous bargain basement outlasted the main store

*[[Gimbel's]]: The rivalry of Macy's and Gimbel's is immortalized in [[Miracle on 34th Street]]: now Gimbel's ismerged gone,with butSaks Macy'sto form Saks livesFifth onAvenue.

*[[JCPenny]]

*[[Korvette's]]

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*[[Montgomery Ward]], first [[mail order]] store

*[[Nieman Marcus]]

*[[Nordstrom's]]

*[[Ohrbach's]]

*[[Sak'sSaks]], the store that made [[Fifth Avenue]] famous

*[[Sears & Roebuck]], later [[Sears]], its first catalogs caused prices to drop all over the country, leading to their being called "the great price maker"

*[[Wannamaker's]]

*[[Spiegel's]]

*[[Stern's]]

*[[Target]], renowned as the "hip" mass-market discounter, called "Tar-zhay" by the clever

*[[Wal-Mart]]

*[[F. W. Woolworth's]], classic [[dime store]]