The Chronicle OnLine: Classified Ads

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The Chronicle's classified advertising system - the most comprehensive, up-to-date classifieds in Okanogan Country (includes Okanogan and Ferry counties and beyond). Chronicle Classifieds appear in 17,000 print copies each week and on The Chronicle's Web site.
    Note: Deadline for ALL classified ads is 10 a.m. Monday morning.

    Please select from the following options:

      Weekly Classified Ads: Updated every Wednesday. Includes all classified ads in the current issue of The Chronicle.

      Daily Classified Ads: Updated daily after 5 p.m. Includes all classified ads since the last weekly update. Select "Okanogan County Chronicle" to view only classified ads for The Chronicle.

      Place a Classified Ad: You may also call 509-826-1110 or 800-572-3446, fax your ad to 826-5819, e-mail your ad to omakclass@eaglenewspapers.com or stop by 618 Okoma Drive, Omak, WA to place your ad.

$500 or Less Items
Click here to view or click on "Place a Classified Ad" above to submit a $500 or Less Classified Ad. All $500 or less ads must be 15 words or less and the price of items for sale must appear in the ad. The $500 or less classification includes private party ads only. No commercial, garage sales, food, fuel, produce or hay ads. Free $500 or less ads run for one week and must be resubmitted each week that you want them to run.

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RECENTLY POSTED PHOTO ALBUMS

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Dec. 16: Cashmere at Brewster girls basketball
Dec. 10: Wrestling at Okanogan
Dec. 10: Pateros at Tonasket girls basketball
Dec. 10: Pateros at Tonasket boys basketball
Dec. 6: Brewster at Okanogan girls basketball
Dec. 6: Brewster at Okanogan boys basketball
Dec. 3: Omak PIT wrestling tournament
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Dec. 3: Oroville at Tonasket girls basketball
Dec. 1: Bridgeport at Omak girls basketball
Dec. 1: Bridgeport at Omak boys basketball
Nov. 26: Christmas at the End of the Road
Nov. 12: Brewsteer at La Conner state soccer
Nov. 4: Lakeside at Tonasket post-season football
Nov. 1: Soap Lake at Brewster state 2B football
Nov. 1: Tiebreaker football at Bridgeport
Nov. 1: Omak at Okanogan playoff soccer
Oct. 29: Liberty Bell vs. Bridgeport soccer playin

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