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December 11, 2013

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The Press-Dispatch A-7 Wednesday, December 11, 2013 Press-Dispa tcH shoP local, shoP today! only 2 weeks until chRistmas day BERRY'S PRODUCE AND COUNTRY MARKET kATHY'S HAPPiLY EvER AFTER Fruit Baskets Still needing flowers for the Sweetheart Dance? We have just what you need! Ruby's Designs & More Cente Floral We have lots of gifts for stocking stuffers, teacher gifts, etc. Fre S i l k Cs h a n d hrist r mas 108 W. Locust St, Fort Branch 753-3459 Mon-Thurs: 9 a.m.–6 p.m. | Sat: 9 a.m.–Noon www.RubysFloralDesign.com p and ieces Wrea ths Exquisite Bridal & Formal Wear Christmas Apparel and Gift Items 50% OFF baby stuff fro m Newb o 24 mo rn to nths Free Gift Wrapping! 324 East 4th Street • Huntingburg 812.683.3777 • www.bethcarter.us Kathy Berry stands next to the main entrance of her unique shop, Berry's produce and Country market in princeton. ed many of the wooden items, such as churches, barns, cabins, outhouses, signs and plaques with cute sayings. One of the biggest selling items are Once upon a time (back in 1996), the birdhouses, which are so unique there was a lady who had some extra that some people collect them. You can also request a customized vegetables, so she put up a card table outside the front door of her home in gift basket fi lled with many options of Princeton. She added a can for dona- honey and jellies or jams, meats and tions. Lo and behold, the produce disappeared and money was left in the can. So she added more tables, and business just kept growing. This was also around the time that Potter and Brumfield was sold and local jobs were disappearing. So the lady – now known as Kathy Berry – turned her sideline business into a full-time business. Tents were added and Kathy's dad built wooden produce stands that fit over her shrubs in front of her house. Like in all good tales, Kathy says that she had the greatest of neighbors who put up with the traffic and lines of people stopping by for fresh, local produce. They were especially nice about the rooster in the backyard. The move to west of the overpass at cheeses, nuts, mints, chocolates, or the curve on Brumfield began soon af- coffees and teas. During the holiday ter. Late nights and lots of work trans- season, custom made fruit and gift formed the former beauty shop/con- baskets are a big hit. They are made signment store/insurance office into to fit anyone's style or budget. Stop in a produce stand and country market. or call to order. Local delivery is availThe "country market" part of Ber- able. While produce seems like a sumry's Produce and Country Market is no mistake. This quaint country shop mer/fall item, Kathy is open for all seaoffers candles, greeting cards, home sons...with flowers and spring berries décor and much more! The shelves are in the spring; the summer fruit and lined with teas, honey, noodles, choco- vegetable bounty; Autumn squash, aplates, baked and batter mixes, and cus- ples, pumpkins, sweet potatoes, and tomized spices. Kathy's dad handcraft- mums; and Holiday décor, food items, gift items, and more are in the winter. Of course, it wouldn't be a fairy-tale without children. . .who are especially welcome to Berry's 7th Annual Kids' Shopping Day, Saturday, December 14, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Santa will be there from noon to 4 p.m. Parents and Grandparents are encouraged to bring the children, set a spending limit Home Decor, LLc and then wait as Berry's friendly staff guides the children into picking the perfect gift for family members. Gifts are then wrapped and ready to go at no charge. During the holiday season, Berry's Produce and Country Market is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday; from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. To order any of the specialized items, feel free to call her at 812-386-6365. Oh, and one more thing! She lived happily ever after! Full Mattress Set 00 00 Reg $$49900 $$19900 LIQUIDATION SALE All American Made Mattresses On Sale Choose Children's From Over Real Recliners Tues-Fri 10-6; Sat 10-4 • Like us on Facebook: @lemontreehomedecor 25 % off any 1 regular priced item 5625 E. Virginia St. • Evansville www.thelollipoptree.com • 812.401.8733 SIG N FOR UP GIF A T BAS KET ! 10% Off Holiday Coffees! Santa will be here Noon-4pm for free pictures! (Photos taken by Ingram Images.) Monday-Friday 7am-5:30pm Saturday 7am-4pm Closed Sunday 113 W. Broadway, Princeton 812-385-CAKE Dazzles CLOSEOUT 220 E. Main, Washington • 812-674-2165 Sample a variety of holiday coffees and free refreshments! a shimmer King Mattress Set Queen Mattress Set 00 00 00 00 Reg $$79900 $$28900 Reg $$59900 $$27900 offering a wide selection of fine holiday gifts and home decor! Saturday, December 14 • 7am-4pm We sell the seven Cs every Day! SANTA LOVES RICHARD'S SELECTION OF BED SETS Lemon Tree OPEN HOUSE HOURS By Cindy petty South Gibson Star-Times staff@sgstartimes.com 200 Different Styles Limited Quantities* 30% Off Reg. Price that 'Firefly' motion diamond jewelry Pendant Necklaces in 14K White Gold Good selection available Makes a unique Christmas gift! 812-386-7149 205 N. Embree, Princeton Tuesday-Friday 9 a.m.- 5p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Goldsmith The Kid's Shopping Day 7th AnnuAl This saTurday Dec. 14 • 10am-5pm Set a spending limit and wait outside! We'll help your children shop, then gift wrap for free! Limited Quantities – Cash & Carry – No Lay-Away Richard's Mattress Outlet 117 E. BROADWAY, PRINCETON, IN (Next To Post Office) M-F 10-6 • Sat 10-4 • Sun Closed 812-385-2005 Locally Owned Business Many Gifts under $10 Perfect for teachers, Parents, Siblings, Grandparents, Aunts, uncles and Friends! • Candles • Ornaments • Country& • Notepads • Coffees&Teas PrimitiveDecór • Gourmetfood • HotChocolates • MuchMore! Get a free photo with Santa! Room Rates available Noon-4pm 20 % suItes KIDS: Register for Prizes! off Call 812.768.5878 for reservations! 12798 Access 1250 s., HAubstAdt, IN 47639 Berry' Produce & s Country Market 1415 W. Brumfield, Princeton • (812) 386-6365 Mon.-Fri.: 10-6 Sat.: 9-4, Sun.: 11-4

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