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  1. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1555 North Kansas Avenue

    1555 North Kansas Avenue, Liberal KS 67901

    4.5 Superb 80 reviews

    “Organized chaos, fascinating and different products, great bargains, a lot of fun to just go browsing at! Don't expect clean and organized, but the employees do a decent job of keeping it under control. Love finding unique and interesting things there!”

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  2. Dollar General - 1010 South Kansas Avenue

    1010 South Kansas Avenue, Liberal KS 67901

    3.6 Good 58 reviews

    “I like it because it's not crowded and the prices the only reason that it got four stars instead of five is because almost every time I go in there there is no staff available at the checkout so you have to ring the bell or go look for them which to me is not that big of a deal but to some people and to the elderly or people who may not be able to get around all that good you know it could be an issue people who are pressed for time but it's every time I go in there but heck who can beat the Dollar Store I mean you cannot beat the prices and it's convenient it's right by Walmart most people have to go to Walmart so it's right there”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 220 East Parkway

    220 East Parkway, Liberal KS 67901

    3.5 Good 53 reviews

    “Thank you very much for giving me the store has unique barbecues. Grille's and some good seasonings for the barbecue and 1 or 2 unusual or hard to find weapons. If we're gonna shop, go look online, see if they might have what you want.But to buy, I always recommend in person.It's a great little store”

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