the Headmaster's office flags: O.N.A.N. currency in the corner store
Benson & Hedges cost $5.60 O.N.A.N. a pack at Father & Son grocery down the hill.
Context
The founding's monetary layer as ambient fact: cigarettes "cost $5.60 O.N.A.N. a pack at Father & Son grocery down the hill." The O.N.A.N. dollar is the ordinary unit of neighborhood commerce (cf. the O.N.A.N. scrip at 160, the currency-inflation aside at n321) — the continental reorganization present in the price of a pack of smokes.