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Groceries delivered by vendors who traveled the neighborhoods - put a card in the window indicating what they wanted: G for groceries, I for Ice, M for Milk - Williams Frank was a grocery store on Tulip Street - where the Dollar Store is now - his father would go to the willow shop at 8 or 9 in the morning - his uncles would come a little later - his brother made bottoms and if his father had more than he needed, he would take them over the Tulip Street to J.P. Rizler who would buy them for 5 cents apiece - a lot of people just made bottoms
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Part of the compilation DVD: Exploring Liverpool’s Past, Volume 1
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Narrators: Ken Hurst, Wilhma Loucks
Guest: Joan H. Cregg
Camera: Joyce Mills
Post Production: Joyce Mills
Executive Producer: Rick Fensterer
This has been a presentation of the Telecommunication Services Department of the Liverpool Public Library, Sharon Nottingham, Director
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