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  1. Dollar Tree - 8727 S Ridgeland Ave

    8727 S Ridgeland Ave, Oak Lawn IL 60453

    3.9 Good 108 reviews

    “Who doesn't love going to Dollar Tree? Not me!!! Can you imagine if we had this store around when we were kids? Mama Mia!!! The store was neat and clean. Plenty of parking in the strip mall area. There were plenty of seasonal items on the shelves. I went to buy Mason jars, which they always seem to have well stocked. I recommend visiting this location. Oh, btw, items are now $1.50. I wasn't aware until I hit the register. Either way, the items for crating, etc. is still a great deal...”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 10550 South Cicero Avenue Ste A

    10550 South Cicero Avenue Ste A, Oak Lawn IL 60453

    3.8 Good 100 reviews

    “Always love their prices. I buy all my paper towels, toilet paper, batteries, tooth paste, other toiletries etc., here. You can get in and out and easily find what you're looking for.”

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  3. Family Store & Donation Center - S Cicero Ave

    S Cicero Ave, Oak Lawn IL 60453

    3.2 Average 40 reviews

    “World class organization. I paid 4 bucks for a pair of Lucky jeans. Who's the lucky one here. Inventory changing all the time, because of the hard working people there. It's a thrift store that has real bargains for real people...and stuff”

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