| Abbr. on an elevator sign |
| Brit's elevator |
| Agcy. that sets (often surprisingly high) maximum standards for the amounts of the circled materials in edible goods |
| Quantity of baked goods |
| Site with handmade goods |
| Warning on damaged goods, sometimes: 2 wds. |
| Modern-day business model offering partial complimentary goods |
| CARSON CITY produces boxes for shipping frozen goods |
| Food-service elevator |
| Like some carriers or goods |
| ADA-compliant elevator-button addition |
| Baked goods for the physically fit? |
| Website for selling handmade goods |
| Sale-goods groups |
| Damaged-goods rendition |
| Elevator rider's earful |
| Aerosmith song "Love ___ Elevator": 2 wds. |
| Used-goods advisory |
| Elevator inventor Otis |
| Goods attached to a buoy |
| Exited the elevator to the high-ceilinged SoHo flat? |
| Aerosmith's "Love ___ Elevator |
| Outlay required from a retailer to buy goods for resale |
| Dealer in stolen goods |
| The Peck and Snyder Company pioneered the use of ___ as advertising tools to sell a) candy; b) beverages; c) tobacco; d) sporting goods |
| Long-lasting, as goods |
| Canned-goods wrappers |
| An elevator. |
| Elevator entryway |
| Elevator innovator Otis |