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More than 500,000 shoe buyers will receive a portion of a settlement from the shoe manufacturer Sketchers in the next month.

The company agreed to refund 40 million dollars to customers who bought Shape-ups shoes. The FTC and other consumer watch groups accused Sketchers of misleading advertising claims that the shoes would help the wearer lose weight.

A Branson store owner, Merriam Merrifield, said she had heard from friends that the shoes were comfortable.

"When I went to the store and tried them on," she said, "I loved them."

But things changed when Merrifield began experiencing a pain in her ankles, and hadn't gotten the results she wanted after six months of wearing the shoes.

"I say it's very deceiving," she said.

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Merrifield said she would not receive a portion of the settlement because doing so would forfeit any insurance assistance she could get for her ankle surgery.

Dr. John Roller, a podiatrist in Hollister, said no footwear offers miraculous fitness benefits.

"Shoes can make a difference whether or not you're going to be active," he said. "That's the only way a shoe can help you. There's no secret, magical design that's going to be able to help."

Roller said he often recommends rocker-bottom shoes to his patients to help with joint and back pain, but that he did not advocate for a specific brand.

"That rounded soul can replace some of the need for flexion in your feet and ankles," he said.

Some of the claims Sketchers made in its ads included statements such as, "You'll turn your workout into part of your everyday life, without ever going to the gym," and "Shoes with a different fit to make you more fit, healthier and, yes,welcome to michaels kors bags on sale,best service and low prices. happier."

The former owner of West Side Lanes will be selling the insides of the now-closed bowling center Tuesday through Friday, offering everything from bowling shoes to beer signs to a 40-foot wooden bar.

Juette Holseth, who owned the West St. Paul bowling center for 17 years, has until Friday night to sell the contents of the building, at 1625 South Robert St. Hours of the sale are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

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The West St. Paul Economic Development Authority bought the building and the 2-acre property at a December sheriff's auction for $1.2 million. The city plans to clear the land this summer and sell it to a developer.

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