The phrase "shopping papers" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to advertisements or catalogs that are used for shopping or to plan purchases. Example: "She spent her Saturday morning browsing through the shopping papers, circling items she wanted to buy."
More Thomson newspapers expected to fall under the ax this year: The last of Thomson's U.S. papers, the Connecticut Post of Bridgeport, five smaller Canadian dailies and a handful of Canadian weeklies and shopping papers.
Advertise in free weekly community shopping papers, such as Penny Savers or Thrifty Nickels, and on community bulletin boards in grocery stores and laundromats.
Maureen Missner, whose shop, Paper Trail, was believed to be helping to prepare the gift bags, said this wedding felt different from one last year in the area, when the actor Griffin Dunne was married and residents spotted stars like Hugh Jackman.
Presumably on their way back to the shop, Paper Boi and Bibby drive past a group of children who should be in school.
You can use just about any materials for decoupage, including cards, tissue paper, wrapping paper, paper shopping bags, magazine clippings, rice paper, thin fabric pieces, or (of course) decoupage paper.
We buy enough food and toiletries to supply a small army, but yet somehow within days of our shopping extravaganza, paper towels, toilet paper, diapers or wipies will undoubtedly need to be purchased again.
There are maps, shopping bags, paper and an assortment of pens and pencils.
The Times's Richard Pérez-Peña, citing anonymous sources, reported Thursday that the company was actively shopping the paper.
You could also put a notice in local shop windows, papers and online forums as well as on social media.
Last week, I found myself at a coffee shop grading papers.
I love shopping for paper and pens and notebooks and fall clothes.
