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BULLETIN 1044, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGEICULTTJRE. 



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Fig. 6. — Three-way exit showing arrangement of aisles and equipment. A, cash register ; 

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reach of the customer. Many of the dealers are using a deeper shelf 

 than is ordinarily used in a service store, so that a greater quantity 

 of each article may be placed in the same length of shelves and ordi- 



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Fig. 7. — Three-way exit showing another arrangement of aisles and equipment. \, cash 

 register ; B, adding machine ; C, scales. 



nary storage saved. These wide shelves are possible in the self-serve 

 store because there are no counters or regular show cases on the floor 



