This week's column has a little bit of everything, including a tent sale, women's clothing sale, coupon class information and a deal on curbside grocery pickup.
Tent sale

A tent sale that is expected to be bigger than last year's is planned at Ten Thousand Villages ( 1564-A Highwoods Blvd., Greensboro; 275-1204).

The sale is Thursday through June 26 with all items 50 percent to 70 percent off.

Products include hand-etched sterling-silver earrings from Niger for $12 and a handmade raffia basket from Uganda for $19.2011 New Style Jeans lovingjeans on sale with fast delivery!

Several styles of beaded glass and metal earrings from India will be $5 and less.

Although deeper discounts will be made on

the last day, the best selection will be earlier in the week.

For more information, visit the store's Facebook page.
Free facial at Dillard's

Clarins is offering a complimentary facial at Dillard's at Alamance Crossing during June.

Dillard's is between Carousel Cinemas and Hobby Lobby.

The store phone number is 538-6498.
J. Jill sale

Today is the last day you can take advantage of a 25 percent off sale on select summer styles at J. Jill at The Shops at Friendly Center.

The women's clothing and accessories store is between Ivy & Leo and Caché.

The phone number is 323-3136.

Visit www.jjill.com for more information about the store.
Coupon class

The hosts of A Penny

Filled Pantry blog are holding a coupon class at 7 p.m. June 23 in Burlington.

It will be held at Trinity Worship Center at 3157 S. Church St.

Cost is $10 per person and includes refreshments, supplies, coupons and giveaways. Bring a pair of scissors.

Click here for more information, including registering.
Ladies' night

Enjoy a 20 percent discount on store items, wine, cheese and fruit during ladies' night Saturday at Mechelle's new location in downtown Greensboro (227 S. Elm St.; 574-4496).Buy from Reliable acrylic jeans Wholesalers.

Local artist Colleen Farley also will be showing her line of jewelry during the event, which is 5 to 8 p.m.

Free parking is behind the shop just off Washington Street.
Groceries to go

For a reduced rate of $1.95 this summer, have Harris Teeter fill your grocery cart for you.

Harris Teeter normally charges $4.95 per order, which is the same as Lowes Foods, the other grocery store chain in the Triad offering curbside service.

Here's the deal: Give Harris Teeter at least four hours to prepare your order after completing it at www.harristeeter.com.

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Drive to the parcel pickup area, push the button on the express lane call box, and employees will load your groceries into your car. Bring your credit card and an ID.

It's also free for first-time users.

Coupons will be credited toward your next order.

In Greensboro, participating Harris Teeter stores are at North Elm Village ( 401 Pisgah Church Road; 545-0236) and The Shops at Friendly Center ( 3330 W. Friendly Ave.; 297-1361).salereplicashoes are considered a glorious beacon of intelligent design.
Junk in the Trunk deals

All clothes are $1 and shoes are $2 as part of a going-out-of-business sale at Junk in the Trunk Antique and Thrift ( 4207 Summit Ave., Greensboro; 375-7045).

Household items,you cannot find what you intially looked for wholesaleabercrombiefitch, including lamps, chandeliers, building, store and lighting fixtures, are half off.

The lighting fixtures — many of them antiques — came from store owner Lori Bare's father, Terry Draper.

Draper started a lighting repair business in 1984. He retired in September.

A large parking lot sale will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, weather permitting.

The store will close June 30.

Bare said she and her husband, Chris Bare, will then be focusing more on a Greensboro-based business they own, called Bare Tech Plumbing.