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  1. K Flipperz - 1215 Ludington St

    1215 Ludington St, Escanaba MI 49829

    5 Superb 2 reviews

    “I have only been there once but it was a great place. They had so much to choose from with good prices. The owner was very helpful and kind. I do look forward to shopping there again.”

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  2. Budget Dollar Cash Liquidators - 425 Stephenson Ave

    425 Stephenson Ave, Escanaba MI 49829

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “This place is HUGE!!! How did we not know this place existed before? The staff are friendly and there are rooms upon rooms of different items. Everything is well laid out and flows as you navigate around. Definitely going to be a stop each time we are in the area now!!They have everything from mattresses, bed frames, furniture, dressers, baby cribs, baby items, patio furniture, kitchen appliances (even microwaves and fryers), white boards, giant calendars, camping gear, clothes (80% off!!), swimsuits, shoes, food items, ping pong tables, bathtubs, kitchen sinks, electronics, blankets, couch covers, and sooo much more!! And everything is NEW!”

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  3. Family Dollar - 460 4th Ave N

    460 4th Ave N, Gladstone MI 49837

    3.6 Good 35 reviews

    “I’m only giving this place 5 stars because of Sal-Lee.. she is one of the hardest workers, and possibly your only one? She’s the only one I ever see in there busting her behind. She’s polite and amazing at her job! I come in after work at least 3-4 times a week, and no matter how busy etc she’s still polite! Give Sal-Lee a raise! Or at least the best schedule you can! She deserves it!”

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