18.05.12

Last trice shoppers fill department stores

By SAMANTHA GHOLAR

sgholar@newssun.com

SEBRING -- Shoppers slowly filled the sphere stores in the Lakeshore Mall Thursday morning, most hunting for last summary deals and bargains.

The final days of Christmas shopping brought out mostly females shoppers, giving the old stereotype -- men always bide one's time to the very last minute to shop -- a little extra validity this year.

Customers looked through racks of clothes, aisles of shoes, toys and electronics as they made their last few purchases for the fair season.

Patty Scott of Avon Park had a cart full of toys and pet supplies Thursday when she was spotted roaming the infant toy aisle in K-Mart.

"Isn't this just the cutest thing?" asked Scott as she held up singing doll.

"I'm shopping for my daughter. She is 17; I solely picked this up because it is so cute. I love this," Scott said.

Source: News-Sun

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