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November 28, 2018

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ELEMENTS STEP INSIDE AND BE GLAD YOU DID Reg. Hours: Tue. 10am-7pm • Wed.-Sat. 10am-5pm Closed Sun. & Mon. 107 N. Hart St., Princeton 812-635-4306 has you covered for all the ladies on your list… big or small, we've got it all! Great Styles. Great Variety. Great Prices! let us do your HOLIDAY Cookie Tray 12" - $ 15.99 16" - $ 29.99 (Includes iced sugar, choc- olate chip, snickerdoodles, peanut butter & brownies) PRE-ORDER BY DEC. 12 Also add one of our famous pies or pumpkin log rolls. December Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-4 2803 B West Broadway, Princeton 812-385-CAKE Berry's Produce & Country Market 1415 W. Brumfield, Princeton (812) 386-6365 Mon.-Fri.: 10-6 Sat.: 9-4, Sun.: 11-4 It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Local Pecans, Apples, Squashes & Sweet Potatoes • Homemade Noodles Fresh, Local Jellies and Honey NOW TAKING ORDERS: Fruit & Gift Baskets Meat, Cheese & Cracker Baskets Custom Made To Fit Your Budget! Cinnamon Rolls – $10 Order by 12/12. Pick up on 12/18. No Checks 714 MAIN STREET • PETERSBURG 812-789-3054 • OPEN Mon-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m www.bathbombspetersburg.com Beautiful Variety of arrangements & colors Handmade in the US Only $3.99 Each STARTING AT $39.99/Dozen + Free Jewelry Store Full of Unique Gifts Cedar Roses IF YOU DIDN'T BUY AT RICHARD'S, YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! IF YOU DIDN'T BUY AT RICHARD'S, YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! IF YOU DIDN'T BUY RICHARD'S, YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! IF YOU DIDN'T BUY AT RICHARD'S, YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH! Divorce/Bankruptcy? No Credit Check! We Can Help You Get Financing! TUESDAY-SATURDAY: 10AM-5PM RichaRd's FURNITURE & MATTRESS 108 N. Main, Princeton • 812-385-3855 50-70% off Other Retail Dealer Prices If you didn't buy at Richard's, you probably paid too much! BUY 1 RECLINER, GET THE 2ND HALF OFF! HOLIDAY BLOWOUT facebook.com/ElementsJasper 623 Main Street, Jasper On the Square, north of the Courthouse 812-634-6017 ECLECTIC STYLE GREAT GIFTS ART & JEWELRY BRIDAL REGISTRY OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 10 am - 5:30 pm SATURDAY 10 am - 3 pm Your artwork deserves CUSTOM FRAMING By James Capozella Press-Dispatch Staff Writer staff@pressdispatch.net If you haven't had the chance to step into Elements on the square in Jasper, here is what you will find. The minute you walk in, you might smell roasted coffee, sweet vanilla, or possibly gingerbread or home for the holidays this time of year. Bet- ter be careful, the candles are ad- dicting. The next thing you might notice is lots of artisan-made goods. Kathy Hilger, the owner, has been making art in some form since early school days. She is very inter- ested in other artists and loves tell- ing their stories and selling their goods. Shoppers will find hand- thrown pottery, jewelry, photog- raphy, wind chimes, stained glass, re-purposed and up-cycled pieces, journals, candles, all handmade from local, regional and national artists. Like surprises? Make a few laps around the store and see fun vin- tage finds. There have been ma- ny over the years, but they don't stay long before they find their way home with excited customer. From vintage signs, foundry molds, typewriters, old carts turned into bars to traffic lights. It's part of the fun in shopping at Elements. There is surely something for everyone. From vintage to modern, urban to country, their customers love the combination. Kathy first started putting vin- tage pieces in with the new prod- ucts to make interesting displays and build an eclectic style that she loves so much. "People always wanted my props, or vintage piec- es." Mixing it up is what keeps it fun and exciting for her. She feels that when you are decorating your space, it should totally show your personality and interests. She ad- vises customers to "surround themselves with things and people they love. While no one can totally change out their decor for the lat- est trends each year, they can col- lect beautiful items made by cre- ative and interesting people." Hilger said, "When Elements was started back in 2006, we did part home decor and gifts and part custom picture framing. We have grown our framing over the years, and have added another person and a computerized mat cutter and big- ger work area to handle larger cor- porate framing projects that we do. It's much easier to design fan- cy mats and multiple openings with the computer these days. The most fun we have in framing is hearing the stories that come along with the pieces that we frame. "The art, family photos, souve- nirs from vacations, military items, sports jerseys, concert posters and tickets all have a story to tell. Mem- ories made are preserved through framing. We take pride in working closely with our customers to pick just the right mat and frame. The best part is seeing the customer's elation when they pick up the fin- ished piece! " Elements is located just off the Jasper Square on the north side and is open Monday through Fri- day from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Sat- urday hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday holiday hours are 12 to 4 p.m. Employees at Elements are Jane Braun, Angela Hildenbrand and Barb Wendel. Kathy and Matt Hilger have two children, Amanda, 27, and Alex, 25. Pottery, jewelry, photography and a whole lot more from area artists can be had in one of the most interesting shops in Jasper. Elements has a storefront just north of the Dubois County Courthouse and is now offering holiday hours. Assisting customers and those needing framing work are, left to right: Barb Wendel, Angela Hildenbrand, owner Kathy Hilger and Jane Braun. 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