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Willets or Willet's was a longstanding department store in Colton, California. In 1906, it was announced that Willet's Department Store opened, having bought out Steck Brothers Clothing Co. However, in advertising, the store notes origins dating back to 1883. In 1918, the store was sold to Boadway Bros. which after a few month definitively decided to liquidate the stock and close the store in late 1918. Willet's did reopen for business by February 1922, according to advertisements in the Colton newspapers, at 125–145 N. Eighth St.