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Halloween is Here

Thrift Shop Has Costumes and More

Wednesday, October 3, 2012 • 12:17pm

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ- With Halloween just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to stop in at the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Service League Thrift Shop in Scotch Plains to put together great festive costumes for the whole family. The shop’s annual Halloween costume sale starts Tuesday, October 2, at 10 AM when racks will be filled with costume choices in a wide range of sizes.

Costume accessories like masks, hats, scarves, shoes, gloves, and other props will also be available along with some vintage clothing items. Merchandise will be replenished throughout the week. Go with tradition and be a hobo, a princess, a hipster, a witch, or unlock your creativity to become whatever you can imagine using the reasonably priced selections as a starting point.

If you’re looking for something in particular, shop volunteers will be happy to assist by checking the stock not yet on display. If you’re looking to dress that perfect scarecrow, the shop always has plenty of flannel shirts and jeans on hand at modest prices.

Along with the Halloween costume sale this year, the shop will offer a first-ever “Great Pumpkin Mystery Discount” for all shoppers from Tuesday, October 9 thru Saturday, October 13. Shoppers will complete their orders, then select a surprise discount ticket from the “Great Pumpkin” to get money off or free items, with one lucky customer during the week getting an entire order for free. Customers may use only one surprise discount per day during the sale.

The Fanwood-Scotch Plains Service League is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that has served our communities since 1974 through the operation of its Thrift Shop at 1741 East Second Street in Scotch Plains. Since its founding, the League has donated over $1 million to area service organizations and charitable causes. Anyone who is interested in learning more about the League or League membership is invited to call 908-322-5420  to speak to any of the volunteers.

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