Two Upcoming Events at Franklin Empire

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Franklin Empire Semi-Annual Stock Clearance

Monday June 15 through to Saturday June 20, 2015 Franklin Empire is hosting their semi-annual clearance sale featuring Artemide, Kichler, Alico, Robert Abbey, Eureka, Snoc, James R. Moder Murray Feiss, Tech Lighting, Progress, Sistemalux and more.

Decorative lighting products at great prices.

8421 Chemin Darnley T.M.R, QC
H4T 2B2

www.feinc.com

514-341-3720

Franklin Empire – Ottawa Open House: You’re Invited

In 2014, Franklin Empire Ottawa moved into a brand new, larger facility, tripling their storage capacity. Franklin would like to invite you to come and celebrate with them and enjoy:

• A branch tour

• Visit key manufacturers and learn

• Learn about new products

• Mingle with staff and owners

• Food and entertainment

• Casino tables

• Prizes

RSVP by June 3rd, 2015 to lise.drummond@feinc.com or (613) 596-1144 x76221.

 

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