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SUPPLEMENT TO THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, APRIL 30,1986
AD GOOD 4-30-86 THRU 5-6-86 AT FOOD BARN IN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FOOD BARN DECLARES WAR ON EAT!
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doesn't always recognize — pickled mustard leaf, dried squid, seasoned seaweed and Longan.
saved him — shrugged his shoulders at a can of Longan and said, "I think it's a fruit."
Less adventurous eaters might purchase Rolaids, which are near the dried sund.
Lim buys his food from a warehouse in Chicago that supplies foods from many different countries.
Every two weeks, Lim said, he makes the 12-hour drive in his truck, stocking up on items such as the nine varieties of rice that customers buy.
regularly.
**guitarly.**
Lirn said the products in his store would twice as much as they would cost if purchased in the country that produced the product.
During the summer, Lim said, he grows the store's vegetables in his backyard garden in Los Angeles. He grows the vegetables from California during the winter.
from California during the Lim also seemed proud of his large selection of fresh fish.
Every Friday, Lim said, he traveled to Kansas City International Airport where he picked up a fresh batch of seafood flown in from Boston.
Business
When Lim came to the United States 11 years ago, he opened an Asian food store in Overland Park and did quite well, he said.
But in 1892, Lim moved his supermarket to Lawrence to take advantage of the large number of foreign students here.
"We do pretty good here," he said. Lim, however, still lives in Lee's Summit and only occasionally brings his wife and baby to the store, he
Lim doesn't satisfy his customers' culinary needs only.
Innery needs only:
Japanese, Chinese and Korean
movies and U.S. movies with subtitles in those languages can be rented for $2 a day.
Lam said that his videocourse rental business did well and that he occasionally added to his collection of movies from Chicago and California.
In addition, "Sam's Travel Service," as advertised in his store window, was created to keep foreign students and residents informed of the cheapest round-trip flights to several Asian cities, he said.
"For some people, it's just too much cash," he said.
Lim, who has friends working with travel agencies in New York City and Chicago, said he wanted students to they could go home during vacations.
Under Lim's cash register,
customers can find a variety of
medicines and beauty aids from
several countries, including hand
cream, shampoo, ointment for lower
back pain and Rolaids.
Lim likes to carry a little bit of everything.
Lim's next business endeavor is to open a Japanese and Korean restaurant in Lawrence, he said.
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