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KMIT/KOOL-98 “One-Day Shop Early for Christmas Sale!”

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KMIT/ KOOL-98 is again having a “1-day shop early for Christmas sale!” It’s Thursday, October 20th.
This is not an auction…it’s a sale on everything ‘from A to Z,’ and every gift card and gift certificate is 25% off retail value.
Shop for the people on your Christmas list…or treat yourself.
Phones will open at 9 am Thursday, and the sale will run until 3 pm.
It’s your chance to save 25% on everything before Christmas! Coming Thursday, Oct. 20th, to KMIT/KOOL-98.

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