The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 10, 1920, Image 12
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On December 1 5th our business will be changed to the cash and carry plan- --you wait on
on yourself and carry your packages. By discontinuing our delivery we will cut off our
heaviest expense and we are going to give this saving to the public by selling our
groceries at greatly reduced prices. Those who are willing to carry their pack
ages and pay cash will save a large amount of money. You won't save
but 5 or 10 cents on a 25 cent purchase, but if you will try this plan
a week or a month and keep account of your savings, you will
be astonished at what you really have saved. This is not
a few days sale, but a permanent business by which
you can save money. Below we give prices on
a few articles that are used every day: E
Sugar, per pound . . . 13c
Flour, per sack . $1.50
Meal, per peck . ... 45c
Bread, per loaf 9c
Rice, per quart . . . 19c
Snowdrift, 2 lb. can . . 44c
Snowdrift, 4 lb. can . . 84c
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Snowdrift, 8 lb. can . $1.64
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Pure Lard, 10 lb. bk.. . $2.90
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Pure Lard, 5 lb. bk. . . $1.50
Everything Strictly Cash
After December 15th, nothing will be charged; no telephone orders taken and nothing delivered.
Our store will probably be closed Monday and T uesday to rearrange our shelves
and stock. We will open again on Wednesday on a
Cash and No Delivery plan.
THE CASH STORE
FOMERLY McLEOD'S GROCERY;