From left: Kay McDonald, CarlesiaFisher and Carolyn Williams check outdeals inside Lloyd's Department storeon St James Street in Montego Bay.
October 11, 2017
Good support for TSO, despite inclement weather
Despite the inclement weather last Thursday, scores of shoppers descended on stores across the western city of Montego Bay to make the most of the bargains being offered by stores participating in the Jamaica Observer Takes Style Out (TSO).
Our roving Jamaica Observer West photographers captured some of the scenes at various locations across the city.
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Anthony Pearson (left), owner of Lloyd’s Department Store,interacts with Lasmin Williams and her son Jaheem Williams duringthe five-hour shopping spree at the St James Street branch.
Customers wait in line to make payments for merchandise at ATL’s Bogue branch.
Bargain seekers at the Payless store in the Fairview ShoppingCentre wait in line to pay for selected merchandise.
Rosh Marketing sales representative Cheryl Campbell (left) and twoof her customers, Sanderka McFarlane (centre) and Sashele Martin,share a joke over drinks at Rosh Marketing store on Market Street.
Shopper Garth Williams leaves LloydsDepartment Store on St James Streetwith shopping bags during TSO.
We got a snap of this beautifully decorated cake at the Fashion Huton Market Street before it was devoured by customers at the storeduring TSO.
