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November 25, 2020

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A-4 Wednesday, November 25, 2020 The Press-Dispatch hometown store 812-385-5757 1607 W BROADWAY, PRINCETON Owned and Operated by Debra Walker HOURS: Monday thru Friday 10am to 6pm Saturday 10am to 5pm • Sunday Closed Samsung Washer & Dryer 90 Days Same As Cash 12 MONTHS NO INTEREST For qualified buyers. See associate for details. APPLIANCES, HOME FURNISHINGS & MORE! Deals throughout the store BLACK NOVEMBER Sale All Month Long! WF45T6000AW and DVE45T6000W Pedestal sold separately $ 599 99 until 12/02/2020 each 2803 B West Broadway, Princeton 812385CAKE We are so thankful for your patronage. 2803 B West Broadway, Princeton Teel's will be closed Nov. 26-30 to enjoy the holdiay with family. happy happy Thanksgiving to all our customers. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5 Sat. 8:30 to 2 CST 121 W. BROADWAY, PRINCETON 812-386-0065 Mon.-Fri. 121 W. BROADWAY, Michael's Uniquely Florist & Gifts ~ REFRESHMENTS ~ ONE-DAY-ONLY S U P E R SPECIALS SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY NOV. 28 SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY NOV. 28 at your favorite small business BIG HOLIDAY savings 104 N. Main St, Owensville 812-724-3501 or 1-800-440-4888 www.holdersfurniture.net Black Friday Bonanza BONUS Recliner Deals MATTRESS SALE While supplies last! Limited quantities. in progress! 12 Months Same as Cash! Now's the time to save! Nov. 12-28 Recliner Deals While supplies last! Limited quantities. 12 Months Same as Cash! Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM • Saturday 9AM-4PM with approved credit Goldsmith The 205 N. Embree, Princeton • 812-386-7149 Monday-Friday 9 a.m.- 5p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Ask about 12-month free fi nancing STACKABLES Layaway Now! STACK UP sparkle Shop Uniquely Michael's this coming Small Business Saturday Uniquely Michael's Florist & Gifts Downtown Princeton This weekend, Uniquely Mi- chael's will be celebrating Small Business Saturday with refresh- ments and Super Specials through- out the store. Stop in and be sure to register for door prizes that day. They will be closed on Friday, Nov. 27 while preparing for their big Small Business Saturday event. On Small Business Saturday – Nov. 28 – they are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Located on the square in down- town Princeton, Uniquely Mi- chael's Florals and Gifts is aptly named as it offers a unique fl air on decorations and gifts for all ages in the Gibson County area. Own- ers Michael Melson and Mike Wat- kins are well-known in the Gibson County area for their community service activities and their dedica- tion to downtown Princeton. Mi- chael and Mike, as well as their employees (Clerks: Barb Palmer, Joyce Sharrett, Judy Stalker, and Jane Vickers; and Designers: Bob- bie Martin, Toni Kohlmeyer and Kelly Obert) consider it a privi- lege to work with customers to help them choose the very best gift or fl oral arrangement. Wander around the shop be- cause there are delightful sur- prises everywhere you look, in- cluding LaTeeDa glass effusion lamps and oils, Swan Creek soy candles, Foundation Angels, Dy- nasty Glass Paperweights and Vas- es, Willow Tree Angels, Naked Bee Products, and Habersham scented wax bowls. Looking for a gift that will re- fl ect history? They offer a large number of Gibson County Land- mark Ornaments, – Gibson Coun- ty Courthouse, Princeton Train Depot, Gibson County Fair, Old Princeton High School, Old Princ- eton Hospital, Princeton Library, Lyles Station School, Dick Clark's and Greek's Restaurants, Prince- ton Theatre, Van Hotel, Wheeling Covered Bridge, Princeton Lafay- ette Park, Princeton Post Offi ce and Princeton Community High School. Naturally, they can also provide all styles of fresh and silk fl ower arrangements. They deliver all over Gibson County. Uniquely Michael's is open Mon- day through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. (except 11/28, which will be 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) Telephone orders can be made by calling 812- 386 -0065. Just 4 Weeks Until

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