New Warehouse Shipping Charge Promises Return for Patrons
The article states a new warehouse will charge 25 cents for shipping, claiming the fee will repay the effort involved. It promises to extend this shipping option to every patron, emphasizing value and service.
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Forsyth Street
Handy-dandy pricing and cheap flour warning
A reflection on playful hide and seek and modern marketing tricks. The piece warns against merchants selling at cost and hints the sheriff may close such shops, urging readers to profit from smart buying while noting a fresh supply of Pansy flour described as pure.
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