bargain-counter

Did you ever see a bargain-counter crowd on Twenty-third Street?

Everything was of the factory, with the odor of the bargain-counter.

But seriously, we're getting you at a bargain-counter price.

The Indians swarmed around by the hundred and looked the bargain-counter over.

Look at our Boston women at a bargain-counter,—you've got a lot of curtains at four dollars a pair.

Then I should have to tell her the real reason: I didn't want to marry her or anybody else on such a bargain-counter basis.

I was tired of being haggled over, like marked-down goods on a bargain-counter.

It was like snatching from a bargain-counter things that you hadn't time to pay for.

When she saw that Mrs. Cregan was not going to speak, she looked up at the girl with a bargain-counter keenness.

The Court missionary thought that a position could probably be obtained for her as scrum-half at a West End bargain-counter.