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Very helpful customer service. I came a day later that the offering on the flyer but they let me buy 10 items of the groceries that were no longer on sale at the sale price.
Thank you. And their prices cannot be beat.
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Second-Hand Stores near Simcoe Point ON (247 Result(s))
Deja Vu Discs has been buying & selling quality used discs since our first store opened back in 1995. We provide a real alternative to buying "new" with absolutely no compromises. Our longevity and success is a testament to that. All our discs look and play like new and we back it up with our guarantee!
So, what is Talize? Talize is a proudly Canadian owned and operated for profit chain that is a leader in the second hand clothing industry. Each store offers a first in class shopping experience and has been offering its customers unique items at great prices for over 10 years! Talize is a proud Platinum Partner of the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada. Through this partnership, Talize has contributed over $1.3 Million to date since its inception in 2005. Talize fills the gap between discount stores and second-hand boutiques, offering you new and nearly new items under one bright, clean and effortlessly merchandised roof. Talize is your fashion, home and beauty needs destination. An urban space filled with incredible reads and impressive savings. One-of-a-kind and exactly what you were looking for, discover it all for less. Like new and all you. Trendy Style. Thrifty Price.
Deja Vu Discs has been buying & selling quality used discs since our first store opened back in 1995.
In 1833 Frederic Ozanam and a group of students from the Sorbonne University were challenged to prove their faith in Christ through action, not just words. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul was formed when they took up this challenge and began to work with the desperately poor in Paris. Developing a simple system, they went in teams to help the poor in their homes, in the streets, in the hospitals and the asylums. Adopting as their patron Saint Vincent de Paul, a 16th century cleric renowned for his work with the poor, the Society arose from humble beginnings to become an international organization found in 130 countries with one million members