Candy deals are here! Credit: Rochelle, just Rochelle/Flickr

Reader Tiffany made an excellent point:

Thanks for the links for the costumes but what I really needed that you supplied were the deals on the candy! We seem to spend a lot more on candy then we do on anything else doing Halloween.

I’ve been sharing a lot of costume coupons, but hardly any for candy. Here is a start – more deals coming early next week! If you are looking for Halloween costume coupons, here ya go!

Albertsons - Wonka Mix Up bags 200 count/53.3 ounces are on sale for $7.99 through Oct. 25. Use $1.40/1 Nestle or Wonka Halloween Candy, $1/2 Wonka Halloween Candy Fun Size, $1/2 Wonka Halloween Candy, or $1/2 Wonka Fun Size Halloween Candy 10/16/2011 RP Insert (exp 10/31/2011) to pay as low as $6.59 per bag. Thanks, A Thrifty Mom!

99 Cents Only - For $.99 each, you can buy 8-packs of mini candy bars of Butterfinger, Brunch, 100 Grand, and Baby Ruth, plus bags of Smarties, Pixy Stix, Lemonheads, Charms, Blow Pops and Tootsie Rolls.

CVS - With coupons, get Extra Gum 15-count for $.50, Hersheys 9.34-12 oz or Twizzlers 22 ounce Snack Size Candy for $1.38, Mars Fun Size Candy Bars 9.34-12 ounce for $1.38, and Starburst/Skittles Singles 1.6-2.17 ounce free. Free with Extra Bucks: a candy sale Oct. 23-25 (Sun-Mon) makes Gold Emblem Candy Corn Autumn Mix or Pumpkins 8 ounce pack free. A Pumpkin Masters Carving Tool is also free. CVS is having a kids Halloween event this Sunday Oct. 23. Make any purchase and your kid will get a gift bag with a “$5 value of candy” and other perks. Not sure if this means the bag includes candy or coupons for candy.

Dollar Tree - $1 bags of Tootsie Pops, Tootsie Rolls, Dots, Whoppers, Gummy treats, Candy Corn, Dum Dum Pops, Caramels, and Smarties. Plus, $1 8-packs of Snickers, Twix, Milky Way, and M&Ms. See the Halloween candy sales flyer.

Family Dollar - Bagged candy for $1, $2, $3, and $5, including major candy brands and lesser known brands. Print a $1 off candy coupon valid on a $5 candy purchase Oct. 26-31, 2011.

Fred Meyer - Get a 3.5 pound bag of mixed candy for $5 with this Fred Meyer candy coupon. Expires Oct. 22, 2011. Valid in store only.

Target - Four Target coupons for candy (look under the groceries category): $1 off Skittles bags size 13.3-14 ounces (print two coupons and each bag ends up being $1); $1 off two bags of candy 17.1 ounces or larger; $1 off three bags of candy 11 ounces or bigger, and $2 off three bags of select candy 26 ounces or more.

Toys R Us - Bags of Halloween candy (Hershey’s, Snickers, M&Ms, Reese’s and more) are as low as $.99 each with the sale and coupons. Sale ends Oct. 22 so hurry! Thanks, Hip to Save!

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When I was a little girl, Halloween was a simple and cheap affair. We’d make costumes out of stuff we had at home, grab a pillow case, and walk up and down our block. Everyone who opened the door knew who we were, and we knew them. We returned home with warm homemade cookies, fruit, and my very favorite, a little envelope with 10 shiny pennies from the man who worked at the local bank. That, my friends, is what Halloween is supposed to be.

Unfortunately, Halloween has gone the way of all holidays: a commercialized spending spree. The average person will spend $72.31 on costumes, candy and decorations, adding up to a total holiday splurge of $6.9 billion, according to the National Retail Federation.

Gone is the family adventure of trying to decide how to become a fairy princess when all you have is a leotard and a roll of tin foil. Gone is the community of neighbors trying to guess who is the kid under the sheet.

However, as with anything in life, you can choose to “take back” the holiday. Decide that you are going to create something special, educational, and frugal out of a day that has become exorbitant, greedy and – well – scary.

Here are my 10 ideas for an Old Fashioned Halloween:

1. Decide that you will only make your costume out of things that you have in the house. Search online for homemade costume ideas or use my favorite Klutz book, “Make Believe – A Book of Costume and Fantasy.” Readers on BargainBabe.com came up with dozens of homemade costume ideas during the 2010 Halloween costume contest and the 2009 Halloween costume contest.
2. Start working on your costume in advance. Not only does this give you time to create a great costume, but it makes for a great project to do with your kids or special someone.
3. Consider making a duct tape outfit like the ones from the Stuck at the Prom scholarship contest.
4. Have an old fashioned Halloween party. Tell all the guests that costumes must be homemade only. Make the party a potluck and have everyone bring a Halloween themed food item. Include bobbing for apples and other Halloween games.
5. Make popcorn balls and candied apples on a stick. If possible go to the orchard and pick the apples yourself. Make real popcorn on the stove instead of the microwave.
6. Pumpkin carving ideas and more ways to carve your pumpkin. If you are afraid that your child will get a nick on their finger from using a knife, then watch Gever Tulley’s TED talk on “5 Dangerous Things you Should Let Your Children Do,” and get over it. My daughter is a pumpkin carving fiend and has been that way since she was very young.
7. Make a witches brew. They come in all varieties. I like cooked oat meal and green food coloring. Add some gummy worms. Yum!
8. Create a HUGE Halloween party for the whole town like the Bethel Pumpkin House. This wonderful family has been creating the largest carved pumpkin displays for many years and inviting everyone to help. This IS the real deal. I’ve been there.
9. I’m not much of a scarey story person, but a lot of kids love to be scared so find someone who is good at this for your party.
10. Research the history of Halloween and its traditions with your kids.

If you are going to buy a costume and candy, Bargain Babe has been sharing Halloween coupons every Thursday. What are your Halloween traditions?

Save on Halloween candy with Rite Aid video coupons below!

There are 34 coupons and freebies today. If you shop online, get a cash back rebate on every purchase through Ebates. Free to join! Don’t miss exclusive coupons we share on the BargainBabe.com Facebook page. “Like” us today!

Last day! Free icee - Print this AMC movie coupon to get a totally free 20-ounce icee at any AMC concession stand. Valid Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 only.

Free Ziplock bag - The first 2,500 requesters can get a pack of 15 1-gallon Ziplock bags free by joining SC Johnson’s Right at Home email program. THESE WILL GO FAST!

Free diapers - Get a free sample of diapers from Sam’s Club even if you are not a member. The freebie is for Huggies size 3-6. While supplies last.

Free movie codes - Rent $1 movies for free at Blockbuster Express with these codes: 6550BW7, 54DWTM6, 63MAYB7, 36ABDP4, 63KRFT4, 59SLRH4, 46WHZS. It’s a good idea to test them by reserving your movie online first. Expires Oct. 10, 2011.  Thanks, Freebies 4 Mom!

Free weekend events - The Freebie Blogger complied a list of 12 retailers offering free weekend events. Cool stuff!

Free Arbys w/purchase - Get a free small drink and curly fries when you buy the Ultimate Angus Philly sandwich and present this Arbys coupon. Unclear how long the coupon will be around for.

Free movie w/2 - Rent two movies and get the third free with Blockbuster Express rental code AUTUMNFUN. Expires Oct. 9, 2011.

Snapfish coupons - Get free shipping and 25% off the entire card selection with Snapfish coupon code FSHIPCARDS. Expires Oct. 11, 2011. Get your holiday cards done early and save!

QVC fashion clearance - Get a sneak peak at the QVC fashion clearance with all styles being less than $25.

Stila foundation sale - Foundations that normally cost $32 and up are all $5 as part of a Stila cosmetics sale. There are five foundations to choose from, and you can buy up to five of each type. These foundations are going away so stock up! Ends Oct. 11, 2011.

Esprit coupon - Get 30% off everything with ESPRIT coupon code COLUMBUS11. Valid on regular and sale merchandise, but not outlet or in store purchases. Expires Oct. 11, 2011.

Cardstore coupon - Save up to 30% off with this click through Cardstore coupon. No expiration date given.

Kolo coupon - Kolo, which makes beautiful photo books, is giving away a free NOCI with every $100 order when you plug in the Kolo coupon code FREENOCI. Expires Oct. 20, 2011. I believe a Noci is a small photo book.

Banana Republic coupon - Only three more days to take advantage of Banana Republic coupon code BRSAVE25 to get 25% off $100 or more. Ends Oct. 9, 2011.

Ride Aid video coupons - watch a brief video (15 sec to 1 min usually) and get Rite Aid coupons for Halloween candy, hair products, and a lot more.

Brooks coupon - Get free shipping on $50 or more with Brooks coupon code OCTFS50, good through Oct. 31, 2011.

Kohl’s coupon - Get an extra 15% off regular, sale, and clearance merchandise with this Kohl’s coupon. Spend $100 or more and the discount jumps to 20% off. Online use coupon code BUYMORE15 or SAVEMORE20, depending on how much you spend. Ends Oct. 10, 2011. Right now shipping is $.99 per item. HOT DEAL!

Dell coupon - Get an extra $50 off with Dell laptop coupon code ZBDLKH$R$9?0BK. Valid on laptops costing $599 or more. Shipping is free. The 1-inch thin Dell XPS 15z laptop is excluded.

Disney store coupon - Get free shipping with non minimum today only, Oct. 7, 2011 with Disney coupon code FREESHIP.

Overstock coupon - Use this click through Overstock coupon to get $1 shipping on your entire order! Expires Oct. 12, 2011 at 11:59 p.m. MST.

Jones NY - Get $25 off any coat with this click through Jones New York coupon. Expires Oct. 11, 2011.

World Market coupon - Save 25% off almost everything with this World Market coupon. The friends and family sale starts today, Oct. 7, 2011 and ends Oct. 10, 2011. The discount is 10% on non-alcoholic beverages and food. No discount on booze, gift cards, or kitchen electrics.

Restaurant.com coupon - Pay $3 for a $25 Restaurant.com gift certificate with coupon code SALE through Oct. 10, 2011. Most gift cards (different than gift certificates) are $4.50 with the discount.

Today! Little Tykes sale - Every Friday through Nov. 18, Little Tykes puts one item on sale by 50% off for four hours 12 noon- 4 p.m.EST/ 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. PST. Today it is a purple and green tricycle for $35 (orig. $70). You can add five $.99 pirate costumes and pay no extra shipping, which is $11 for purchases up to $40.

Glasses sale - All frames, including your basic prescription, are $38 at Coastal Contacts as part of a Columbus Day sale. A pair of Ray Ban glasses are on sale for $38. Hot!

Huge tool sale - Harbor Freight is having a huge tool sale this weekend, Oct. 7-9, 2011. Join the email list for additional coupons.

Pie sale - Get a whole pie to go for $8 plus the tin during Marie Callender’s pie sale. Yummy!

Old Navy deals - It’s Rocktober fest at Old Navy, which apparently includes discounts though the retailer did not share details. Ends Oct. 10, 2011. Old Navy sale here. You can also get a $10 off $50 Old Navy coupon on its Facebook page under the Hottest Ticket tab.

Mag deals - Best Deal Magazines has a bunch of super cheap magazine deals – $4.39 for a year subscription – this week. Each deal is valid for one day only. Oct. 7 Car & Driver; Oct. 8 Harper’s Bazaar; Oct. 9 Clean Eating ($9.39). WEEKLY SPECIAL is for Parents for just $3.76 with coupon code WKLYSPEC.

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Coupon Database - My Coupon Database searches dozens of coupon sites for all grocery and drugstore coupons available, including Coupons.com, mobile coupons from Cellfire, Redplum, CouponNetwork, SmartSource, and lots more. Totally free!

Free Target events - In 34 cities across the country, Target sponsors free museum days and cultural events. Search by city to see what’s happening near you.

Groupon travel deals - Find hot travel deals leaving from your city.

Mega Swagbucks – Today is Friday and that means it’s Mega Swagbucks day! Earn points for your normal Internet searching that you can redeem for gift cards. This site feeds my Starbucks habit!

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Fruit snacks: cheaper than Halloween candy? Credit: Violette79/Flickr

Reader Amanda unknowingly provided a great answer to Tiffany’s request, left via a comment:

Thanks for the links for the costumes but what I really needed that you supplied were the deals on the candy! We seem to spend a lot more on candy then we do on anything else doing Halloween.

Amanda’s solution is:

I don’t know if you guys have a BJ’s Wholesale, but last year we bought some Fruit snacks to hand out on Halloween because we had a coupon for $2 off. This year when we got our BJ’s coupon booklet, there was a buy one get one free coupon for the fruit snacks! The box of Scooby Doo Fruit snacks come in a 42 count for $6.99 so with the coupon you get 84 of them for $6.99. BJ’s also tends to have extra coupons at the store or from customers leaving their booklets behind because they used all the coupons they wanted leaving sometimes coupons that you want! We were able to get 6 boxes of them for only $20.97! For one of those big bags of candy it is usually over $10 per bag and you usually run out unless you buy 3+ bags! Not to mention, any leftovers that you might have are great snacks to put in the kids lunches for school!

Amanda’s trick works at any warehouse sale, assuming you can track down the coupons. What other ways are you saving on Halloween treats?

Don’t forget to check out this week’s Halloween costume coupon round up and our strategies to save on Halloween decorations, candy, and cotumes.

If you’ve got a hot tip, email us!

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This post was brought to you by SillyJokes.co.uk, the UK’s leading source of Halloween Costumes and Halloween Decorations.

This is a post by BargainBabe.com writer Yazmin Cruz.

Before you trick or treat this year, there are nine things you can do to save money on Halloween and reduce stress. Starting now is the most important part to finding deals on Halloween decorations, costumes, and candy.

Decorations

1. Take inventory. Make a list of what you need. This year, I’d really like to find a deal on kitchen towels with pumpkin designs on them. I’m staying away from witches and goblins as I’ll be able to used these until Thanksgiving.
2. Make your decorations multitask. I was gifted a Halloween popcorn bowl a few years back that comes out every October to serve as a fruit bowl when we are not using it to hold our popcorn.
3. Grow pumpkins. If you have a green thumb and live in a warm area, there may still be time for you to grown your own pumpkins for Halloween. Keep in mind that it takes about 3 months to grow, so if they are not ready for Halloween you’ll have fresh pumpkins for your Thanksgiving pie. Seeds will cost less than $2. All you need is a few square feet of dirt and time to take care of them. If this is not an option, pumpkin sales will soon begin to sprout. Keep your pumpkin in a cool, dry place so they last.
4. Do it yourself. Need a center piece? Take your kids to a local park to find branches and pine cones and make your own Halloween centerpiece.

Costumes

1. Shop early and price compare before you commit to buying a costume. Bargain Babe shared Halloween coupons for costumes and will continue to do so. Make sure to check back often for the latest discounts.
2. Swapping costumes. Participate in National Costume Swap Day on October 8. Unless you rented your costume last year, it’s likely somewhere in your closet. Why not swap with a friend or stranger and let him/her enjoy it this year? This works well for small children who are growing, but don’t have sibling hand-me down costumes.
3. Do it yourself costume. If you’re a creative person, brainstorm ideas and start making a costume. You can also make your own bag or grab a pillowcase to hold your candy. In last year’s costume contest, readers suggested get ups for Bargain Babe, who took a reader suggestion and dressed like wild grape Halloween costume.

Candy

1. Hit the dollar store for the lowest prices, but don’t forget to comparison shop. If you live in LA, check out the candy stores downtown, which sell candy at wholesale prices.
2. On Halloween night, avoid greedy fingers and hand out the candy yourself. There’s nothing worse than running out of candy.
3.  You can opt for generic brands, but make sure the candy is as tasty. There’s no point in buying candy no one eats. Maybe this is just me, but I would rather get one really good candy than a bunch that I’ll throw away.

How are you getting ready for Halloween?

HUGE Dell sale this week. Credit: medbuoy/Flickr

There are 26 coupons and freebies today. If you shop online, get a cash back rebate on every purchase through Ebates or Shortcuts. It’s free to join!

Free Real Simple - Get two issues of Real Simple free through a partnership with Bed Bath and Beyond. If you don’t want to pay for the rest of the issues, write cancel on your bill.

Free candy - Today is the day to get free candy bars via Facebook! Mars is giving away Twix, Snickers, Milky Way, and more. Click on the Twix “Free Coupon” tab, 3 Musketeers “Free Coupon” tab, Snickers “Free Coupon” tab, Milky Way “Free Coupon” tab, M&M’s USA “Free Coupon” tab.

Free deodorant (Costco members) - Costco members can get a Dove deodorant freebie. Your member number is required. While supplies last.

Free notecards - Get 10 free notecards through Vistaprint when you pay shipping.

Free nail kit w/purchase - Get a free nail kit from ELF coupon code NAILKIT on any purchase of $15 or more through Sept. 12, 2011.

One day! 6pm sale - Athletic shoes at 6pm.com (which is owned by Zappos) are 85% off today only! Brands include New Balance and Asics, among others.

HUGE Dell sale - Dell just released a bunch of coupons, including this Dell coupon for 10% off select electronics and accessories with coupon code KL480SJ39Q9VCT. Or use Dell coupon code JP30L83FHFZ7BL to save 20% on select desktop and laptop accessories. This next Dell coupon will take 40% off select Dell desktops with free shipping! Lastly, use Dell coupon code TTVPDJNRLWDXBZ to get $50 off the dell clearance laptops.

Easy Spirit - New fall styles are up to 25% off with this Easy Spirit coupon.

Borders final week - This is the last week of the Borders liquidation sale. Prices are 70-90% off, and furniture and fixtures are being sold, too.

Cheap cards - For today only, every card at CardStore.com is only $.99. Hot! You pay shipping, I believe. Use this CardStore coupon. Ends Sept. 8, 2011.

Overstock coupons - Get $2.95 flat shipping on your entire purchase with this Overstock coupon. Or, join Club O (which costs $19.95) and get 10% off and free shipping. Expires Sept. 12, 2011.

Reebok coupon – Get 25% off fall apparel with Reebok coupon code APPARELDEAL online. Valid Sept. 9-15, 2011.

Purina coupon - Get a $2 off Purina Puppy Chow coupon.

Office Max rewards - Starting Sept. 11 and going through Sept. 17, 2011, you can get 100% of your purchase back in Office Max rewards when you buy select school supplies. Rewards are like cash vouchers that you can use to buy anything in the store. The school supply list includes Sharpie Accent Pocket-Style Highlighters, Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Markers (black and assorted colors), Sharpie Flip Chart Markers, Sharpie Magnum Permanent Markers, Expo Dry Erase Pen-Style Markers, Expo Whiteboard Cleaner, Expo Whiteboard Eraser, Uni-Ball Retractable Gel Ink Pens, Post-it Notes (Neon Colors), Liquid Paper 2-in-1 Correction Combo, Paper Mate G-Force Retractable Ballpoint Pens, Paper Mate Sharpwriter Mechanical Pencils, Paper Mate White Pearl Erasers, Sanford Uni-Paint Markers (blue, black, green, red, yellow), Scotch Adhesive Roller and Refill, 3M Command Medium Picture Hanging Strips.

Coach coupon - Get an extra 30% off at the outlet with this Coach coupon. Expires Sept. 11, 2011.

Flight sale - Virgin America is having a cheap flight sale with one way flights as low as $59. Book by Sept. 13, 2011 and fly Sept. 13.-Sept, 30, 2011.

One day! Gap coupon - Get a mystery Gap coupon for 10-50% off. Valid Sept. 8, 2011 only.

Apple student deal - Buy a new Mac book for college and get a $100 gift card to the Mac App Store. Ends Sept. 20, 2011.

Picaboo coupon - Get 25% off 11 x 14 and 12 x 12 classic photobooks with coupon code SHUSH through Sept. 14, 2011.

Freshpair coupon - Save 20% off $100 or more with Freshpair coupon code FNO2011. Expires Sept. 11, 2011.

Mag deals - Best Deal Magazines has a bunch of super cheap magazine deals – $4.39 for a year subscription – this week. Each deal is valid for one day only.

Coupon lessons - Grocery University is a comprehensive, 19-lesson set that will take your coupon skills (if any) to the next savings level. Sign up for these coupon lessons now and see your grocery bill drop!

Coupon Database - My Coupon Database searches dozens of coupon sites for all grocery and drugstore coupons available, including Coupons.com, mobile coupons from Cellfire, Redplum, CouponNetwork, SmartSource, and lots more. Totally free!

Restaurant.com coupon - Pay $2 for a $25 Restaurant.com gift certificate with coupon code SAVE through Sept. 14, 2011. Not valid on gift cards, and dinner of the month club. Some gift cards are originally $15, so with the 80% off code they cost $3.

Free Target events - In 34 cities across the country, Target sponsors free museum days and cultural events. Search by city to see what’s happening near you.

Groupon travel deals - Find hot travel deals leaving from your city.

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Bubble bath for Halloween!

This post is brought to you by PureCoustumes.com, seller of the most family friendly Halloween costumes online!

It may seem like Halloween is weeks off – it is – but retailers are wasting no time offering coupons for Halloween costumes, decor, and candy. Here are all the Halloween coupons I’ve spotted so far – a dozen so far.

Kmart - Get up to 20% off costumes plus shipping is free on $40 or more. Or use Kmart coupon code KBOO to get $5 off $50. Both discounts valid Sept. 11-17, 2011.

Target - Spend $50, get free shipping on Halloween costumes.

SpiritHalloween.com - Get 20% off one item with SpiritHalloween coupon code SPAFF20. Expires Oct. 26, 2011.

Melissa and Doug - Halloween costumes are on sale by 15% off with coupon code costume15 through Oct. 31, 2011. Plus shipping is free with $60 or more and coupon code FREESHIP60. Not sure if you can combine both coupons, or if the free shipping kicks in automatically.

CostumeKingdom.com - Save 15% off $75 or more with coupon 15OFF75CK. Expires Oct. 31, 2011.

HalloweenExpress.com - Get 12% off site-wide with no minimum purchase in September. Use coupon code 12-OFFCJ. Expires Sept. 30, 2011.

BuyCostumes.com - Get 10% off $40 or more with coupon code hallow10. Expires Oct. 31, 2011.

CostumeDiscounters.com - Get discounts on Halloween costumes with these coupon code: 15MORE gets you 15% off $150, TENMORE gets you 10% off $100 or more, 5MORE gets you 5% off $50 or more, 35SPRING gets you 10% off costumes costing $35 or more, and FREE60 gets you free shipping on $60 or more. All expire Oct. 31, 2011.

Hollywood Toys and Costumes - Buy one costume at regular price and get 30% off the second one with coupon code BUYONE-B30. Expires Oct. 31, 2011.

CostumeExpress.com - Get free shipping with guaranteed Halloween delivery, no coupon code needed. A minimum is not mentioned. Offer ends Sept. 30, 2011.

Carter’s - Baby and toddler costumes are up to 40% off, plus get 20% off $40 or more in store through Sept. 14, 2011 with this Carter’s coupon.

Toys R Us - The super store’s costume page is well organized by age and top 10 for boys, girls, and babies.

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Didn't find any Easter chocolate? Credit: hoyasmeg/Flickr

Where are you shopping for Easter candy and decorations? The 99 Cents Only Store and other dollar stores have plenty of Easter goodies. I like shopping the dollar stores for disposable items that aren’t going to last long. Why pay more?

Here are Easter items you can pick up at 99 Cents Only.

• Easter baskets and grass (or use shredded newspaper)
• Easter themed candy – Russell Stover candy eggs  are 2 for $.99
• Fillable plastic eggs prefect for egg hunts!
• Chocolate covered marshmallow chicks (8-packs)
• Easter gift bags

My Mom liked to hide our Easter baskets around the house along with chocolate eggs and jelly beans. Hunting for my basket with only “hot” and “cold” clues could be quite a trial and sometimes took more than an hour. One year she taped my basket to the underside of our dinning room table that had a floor-length tablecloth. Another year it was buried deep in the recycling. Once I found it, underneath a chocolate bunny and other candy was a small present, like new underwear or socks. My Mom always made Easter so fun!

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I loathe investing in Halloween gear because most of it gets used once a year, and is trampled, consumed, or lost before the holiday comes around again. Here is a list of Halloween costumes, candy, and decorations for sale at four dollar store chains. Selection varies by region.

99 Cents Only Halloween deals (So Cal, AZ, TX, and NV)

Pumpkins

Tootsie Rolls

Smarties

RedHots

Lemonheads

Blow Pops

8-packs of mini Butterfingers, Baby Ruth, 100 Grands, and Crunch bars

Plastic pumpkin buckets

Giant spiders

Black cauldron

Vampire cape and fangs

Devil tail, horns, and pitchfork

Witch hat, cape, and broom

Pirate eye patch, sword, and hook

Family Dollar Halloween supplies (6,800 stores in 44 states)

Whoppers

Now & Laters

Candy Corn

Reese’s king size

Blow pops

Clown wig

Face paint

Witches hats

Spider webbing

Plastic skull

Dollar Tree Halloween costumes and candy (in all 48 contiguous states)

Tootsie Rolls

Blow Pops

Butterfingers

Snickers

Babyruth

Smarties

Candy Corn

Glow sticks

Plastic pumpkin buckets

Halloween themed socks

Halloween lanterns

Halloween themed paper plates and napkins

Foam tombstones

Hanging Halloween characters

Costume elements

Masks

Dollar General Halloween candy and costumes (9,000 stores in 35 states)

Skittles

Nerds

Snickers

Lemonheads

Laffy Taffy

Sponge Bob Dig n Dips

Tootsie Rolls

Dum dum pops

Double Bubble

Glow in the dark gloves

Stretchy black rats

Jumping eyeball

Vampire teeth

Fake blood

Leaf bags

Black hairy spider

Infant bee costume

Kids witch costume

Kids princess costume

Kids Cars costume

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Free address labels! This deal is for 140 labels through Vista Print, which charges you $3-5 for shipping. Not too bad!

Nab a free sample of the vitamin-packed powder packets known as Emergen-C, which has recently added four flavors.

If you don’t clip coupons, how are you going to get free tomato paste and Tylenol PM this week?

It doesn’t get much better than free candy, so check out this buy-one-get-one free candy coupon for Skittles and Starbursts.

Here’s another free sample, this this for PowerBar Gel Blasts, which give you an energy boost on long workouts.

Check out all the deals on my WalletPop blog.