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5 Ways to Save This Week

A spring medley: seeds, cards and swatters.

We're watching our budgets almost as closely as the calendar these days.  

The economy still has at least a  nasty cough and winter has plenty of ice left in it.

Yet there are signs of spring.

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The Boys of Summer have started their training in Florida and Arizona.

On Monday, many people were driving with windows down.

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Stores have spring items on their shelves.

It feels good.

This week, Frugal Family roamed local stores like a bear out of hibernation and found some deals.

They will not save you a lot of money but they will remind you that there's such a thing as spring.

Remember to check with the merchant for additional conditions: 

 1. s 

Deal: Seed packets 3 for $1. In aisle 8D. The display includes an assortment of flowers, herbs and vegetables, from sunflowers to morning glories and beets to chives.

Good through: No expiration.

 2. 

Deal: Topps Baseball Cards. A pack of 7 with a stick of gum, marked down from $1.29 to .46 cents. They were just about sold out.

Good through: Until they sell out.

3.

Deal: Fly-swatter $1.19. Wire handle and plastic slapper. Nice action. In aisle 8D.

Good through: No expiration.

 4.

Deal: Ceramic pots and lawn ornaments, various sizes and colors. The pots were reduced in price from $16 to $6.99, and, gigantic ones, from $38 to $16.95.

Good through: No expiration.

5)

Deal: Beat LA Again t-shirts marked down from $20 to $4.99. The shirts are outdated but we like the sentiment.

Good through: Until they sell out.


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