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NEWS SEATTLE, March 9 (Reuters) - General Store International Corp (OTC BB:GSIC - news) said Tuesday it has signed two Internet deals with Go2Net Inc (Nasdaq:GNET - news) and E-Com Consultants Corp., taking its grocery delivery services into cyberspace for the first time. General Store, which went public in May 1997, said it signed a deal with Go2Net to advertise and market the company on Go2Net's Internet services. Through E-Com, General Store will have built a front-end browser for customers to order its more 6,500 meats, produce and other grocery items online. Previously, General Store took grocery orders by telephone and fax, serving Vancouver, Canada. The company said it is expanding into Seattle, Washington. Terms of the deals were not immediately disclosed. In morning trade, shares of Go2Net were up $17-3/4 at $84-1/2. General Store shares were down by $0.015 at $0.145. More Quotes and News: General Store International Corp (OTC BB:GSIC - news) go2net Inc (Nasdaq:GNET - news) Related News Categories: US Market News ------ Previous