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These Great Buys, Just Prices Effective Friday 1/31/20 all these great buys, just Thru Thursday 2/6/20 Stonington, ME We’ve Got What You Need, When You Need It, Always At A Great Price! Deer Isle, ME We're your local Best Yet Market. Great Taste, Amazing Value Buy 1 or Buy 10... mix & match throughout the store! Fresh Grade A Chicken Tenders 99 1 Lb. 1893 USDA 100% All Natural 1893 USDA 100% Premium Whole Boneless Beef Center Cut Steakhouse Pork Loin Tips Custom Cut For Free 99 99 1 Lb. 6 lb. Banquet Frozen Chef Boyardee Pasta Fresh Delmonte Sweet Brown 'N Serve Assorted Varieties, 14-15 Oz. Can or Tropical Hass Large Sausage 7.25-7.5 Oz. Microwave Bowl Avocados Mag Melons Links or Patties Great For Guacamole! Sweeter than Cantaloupe! Assorted Varieties, 6.4 Oz. Best Yet Bathroom Tissue ¢ $ Excludes Beef 4 Regular Rolls Ea. For Best Yet Facial Tissues 79 2 3 110 Count Flat Box Celeste Frozen Pizza For One Assorted Varieties, 4.4-6 Oz. Pkg. Swanson Pot Pie Pepsi, Diet Pepsi Frozen, Chicken or Turkey 7 Oz. Pkg. Rice-A-Roni or Duncan Hines Birds Eye Frozen Doritos or Mtn Dew Pasta-Roni Brownie Mix Vegetables Tortilla Chips Assorted Varieties Dannon Greek Yogurt Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties 6 Pack, 16.9 Oz. Bottles 4.7-7.2 Oz. Box or 1.97-2.48 Oz. Cup 18-18.3 Oz. Box 10-16 Oz. Pkg. 9.25-11.5 Oz. Bag Plus Tax & Deposit Assorted Varieties, 5.3 Oz. Cup $ Hood Cottage Cheese 4For10 Assorted Varieties, 5.3 Oz. Cup We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. Illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. Not all items available in all stores. 8 PG - IE COOP Page 1 2/2/20 VOL. 1 ISSUE 632 best of the market fresh produce Sweet Snacking! Clementines are perfect for snacking, or California packing in lunches! Small and easy Fresh Sweet Red Crisp to peel, they are great for kids! Seedless Broccoli Crowns Grapes Fresh! 99 49 Imported Lb. Sweet Seedless 1 1 Lb. Clementines 3 Lb. Bag Fresh Sweet Dole Fresh Plump Romaine Blueberries Hearts Pint 3 Pack 99 99 $ 3 ea. 1 Ea. 2For 5 Fresh Red Green Giant Lerouge Baby Cut Peppers Carrots California Sweet 16 Oz. Bag Seedless Navel 99 29 Oranges 1 Lb. Ea. 4 Lb. Bag or 1 ranges Blood O Nature's Finest Giorgio 2 Lb. Bag All Purpose Whole or White Sliced White Potatoes Mushrooms 99 5 Lb. Bag 10 Oz. Pkg $ ea. 99 3 2For 5 1 Ea. STATE OF MAINE AGENCY LIQUOR STORE SPECIAL SAVINGS IN OUR LIQUOR SPECIALS EFFEctIVE THRU FEbruarY 29, 2020 Island Employee Rich & Rare DAIRY DEPARTMENT Canadian Whisky 99 Cooperative 80 Proof 1.75 Liter Bottle ������������������������� Save $2.00 15 Tito’s 99 Now Carries Best Yet Brand! Handmade Vodka 80 Proof 1.75 Liter Bottle �������������������������Save $5.00 29 Mr. Boston Oakhurst Dairy The Quality Of National Brands Coffee Flavored Brandy 99 Butter 49 You Trust, At Prices You'll Love! 60 Proof 1.75 Liter Bottle �������������������������� Save $5.00 11 16 Oz. Pkg.....................................................................3 Ea. Look For It In Store Now! Fireball 99 Oakhurst Dairy Cinnamon Whisky Sour Cream $ Burnt Cove The Galley 66 Proof 1.75 Liter Barrel Bottle ������������Save $5.00 PRICES ARE PLUS DEPOSIT WHERE APPLIcabLE. WE CARD! YOU MUST BE 21 YEARS OR O24LDER to purcHASE. 16 Oz. Container ��������������������������������������������������� For Stonington, ME Deer Isle, ME 2 3 367-2681 348-6988 Mon-Sat 6am-8pm Mon-Sat 7am-8pm Sun 8am-8pm Sun 9am-8pm www.iecoop.org 8 PG - IE COOP - PAGE 8 2/2/20 We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. Illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. Not all items available in all stores. beverage prices plus tax & Friendly Service & Affordable Selections deposit Snack and Beverage Buys Dinner Time Deals Best Yet Tostitos Corn Chips Tortilla or Cheese Curls Chips Minute Rice Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Mission Soft Taco 9-10 Oz. Bag 9-14 Oz. Pkg. Instant Rice Flour Tortillas Assorted Varieties 8 Inch, 17.5 Oz. Pkg. 14 Oz. Pkg. 99 $ $ $ For 1 2 6 2FOR 4 2FOR 4 Nabisco Apple & Eve Ritz Cranberry Juice Crackers B&M Heinz Best Yet Microwave Assorted Varieties Popcorn or Blends 7.5-15.1 Oz. Box Baked Beans Homestyle Gravy Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties 8.7-9.9 Oz. Pkg. 64 Oz. Bottle 16 Oz. Can 12 Oz. Jar $ 99 $ $ 79 For 2FOR 3 2 2 6 3FOR 4 1 Nabisco Snack Ocean Spray Keebler Chips Crackers Wish-Bone Idahoan Assorted Varieties Juice Cocktail Deluxe Cookies 3.5-9.1 Oz. Pkg. Salad Dressing Instant Potatoes Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties 64 Oz. Bottle 14.1-16.4 Oz. Pkg. 15 Oz. Bottle 4-4.1 Oz. Pkg. 99 99 $ 39 $ r 2 2 2Fo 5 2 4FOR 5 Maruchan Ramen Noodles $ Assorted Varieties 3 Oz. Pkg. .......................................10FOR 3 Kraft Lipton Iced Tea Macaroni 99 12 Pack, 16.9 Oz. Bottles or & Cheese Pure Leaf Iced Tea 5 Pack, 36.25 Oz. Pkg. .............................................. 4 Keebler Club or Cheez-It 6 Pack, 16.9 Oz. Bottles Ragu Town House Snack Crackers Assorted Varieties Pasta Sauce 49 Crackers Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties Assorted Varieties 8.8-13.8 Oz. Pkg. 7.5-12.4 Oz. Box 49 45 Oz. Jar ............................................................... 3 Classico $ 49 Pasta Sauce $ Assorted Varieties 2FOR 6 3 6 15-24 Oz. Jar................................................ 2FOR 4 8 PG - BEST YET BASE - PAGE 2 2/2/20 We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. Illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. Not all items available in all stores. At Your Locally Owned Best Yet Market! Breakfast Bargains Household Essentials Lysol Kellogg's Disinfecting Cereal Assorted Varieties of Wipes Krispies, Krave or Raisin Bran Assorted Varieties Purina Beneful 11-16.6 Oz. Pkg. 35 Count Prepared Meals Dog Food Lysol Assorted Varieties Disinfectant Spray 99 $ 10-10.28 Oz. Container Assorted Varieties 12.5 Oz. Can 2 For 79 2 5 1 499 Best Yet Cereal Best Yet •Cocoa Crunchies •Fruit Rings •Happy Shapes Trash Bags 30 Gallon, 25 Count or •Cinnamon Crunch Tall Kitchen Super Flex •Honey Oats & Flakes 13 Gallon, 38 Count 11.5-14.5 Oz. Pkg. Dawn Ultra Dish Liquid Exceptional Value $ 99 Assorted Varieties Liquid Bleach 19.4 Oz. Bottle Gallon 2For4 5 99 $ 2 2FOR 4 Quaker Life or Mr. Clean Cap'n Crunch All Purpose Cereal Assorted Varieties Cleaner 11.4-14 Oz. Pkg. Assorted Varieties 45 Oz. Bottle Purex Laundry Detergent Scott 99 Assorted Varieties, 43.5-50 Oz. Bottle Bath Tissue 99 or 15-19 Count Pacs 20 Rolls 2 1,000 Sheets Per Roll 2 299 1499 Salada Tea Bags Febreze Original Only Air Refresher 100 Count Assorted Varieties 8.8 Oz. Can 99 Best Yet Scott 99 Paper Towels Paper Towels 2 3 Pack 6 Mega Choose A Size Rolls We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors.2 Illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. Not all items available in all stores. $ 99 2FOR 5 5 8 PG - BEST YET BASE - PAGE 3 2/2/20 cut the way you like... it's the service that sets us apart! we're working hard to save you more every week! premium quality seafood... healthy delicious Fresh Beef Smithfield Hormel Oscar Mayer Polska Sliced Bologna Butcher Prepared 99 Pepperoni 79 or Cotto $ Kielbasa Assorted Varieties Or Smoked Sausage Salami Marinated 5-6 Oz. Pillow Pack �������������������� 14 Oz. Pkg. ���������������������������������� 3 16 Oz. Pkg. ������������������������������ For Steakhouse Tips 2 2 5 1893 USDA 100% Premium Frozen 99 Boneless Boneless 99 Haddock Fillets lb. Beef Top Sirloin 8 Steak or Roast ���������������4 lb. 99 we're in the market to save you money... 4 lb. that's why we're committed to bringing you top-quality meats at prices you can afford. our service to you is how we set ourselves apart! Jack Daniel's Best Yet Al Fresco Seasoned & Cooked Sliced All Natural Pulled Pork 99 Bacon 99 Uncured 99 or Chicken Assorted Varieties Chicken Bacon In Sauce, 16 Oz. Pkg. ��������������������������6 16 Oz. Pkg. ����������������������������������4 Fully Cooked, 3 Oz. Pkg. ���������������������� 3 Best Yet Frozen 99 Tuna Steaks 16 Oz. 6 Best Yet 26-30 Count Raw EZ Peel Shrimp 99 Frozen 16 Oz. ������������������������������������������ ea. Best Yet State Fair 7 1893 USDA 100% All Natural Fresh Grade A Jones Fully Cooked Frozen Best Yet 41-50 Count Boneless Bone-In Braunschweiger $ Meatballs 99 Corn Dogs 69 Cooked 99 Center Cut Pork Roast 49 Chicken ¢ Liverwurst Frozen Assorted Varieties Shrimp 8 Oz. Pkg. ������������������������ For 28 Oz. Pkg..................................... 13.3-16 Oz. Pkg. �������������������������� Frozen 16 Oz. ������������������������������������������ ea. or Family Pack Pork Chops ................................ 2 lb. Drumsticks �����������������������������������Jumbo Pack 89 lb. 2 5 6 3 7 8 PG - BEST YET BASE - PAGE 4 2/2/20 We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. Illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. Not all items available in all stores. 8 PG - BEST YET BASE - PAGE 5 2/2/20 In Our Freezer Case Farm Fresh Dairy Lean Cuisine Mrs. Paul's or Van De Kamp's Tropicana Kraft Entrees Fish Sticks, Tenders or Fillets Pure Premium Juice Shredded Cheese Assorted Varieties of Orange, Apple, Assorted Varieties 5.25-11.5 Oz. Pkg. Assorted Varieties 18.1-24.6 Oz. Pkg. Assorted Varieties 7-8 Oz. Bag Grapefruit, Trop50 or Blends 52 Oz.
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