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RICHARD'S FURNITURE AND MATTRESS IF YOU DIDN'T BUY IT AT RICHARD'S, YOU PAID TOO MUCH Swags & Wreaths 25 % OFF 301 W. Mulberry, Princeton • 812-386-3262 Tues.-Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 9-2 • Closed Sun. & Mon. Berry's Produce & Country Market 1415 W. Brumfield, Princeton (812) 386-6365 Homemade Noodles Apple & Pumpkin Butter Local Apples Homegrown Turnips Fresh Florida Oranges Homegrown Sweet Potatoes Fresh Farm Eggs Fresh Local Jellies & Honey Variety of Meats & Cheeses Holiday Gifts & Decor THANKSGIVING GOODIES COME IN FOR DELICIOUS Mon.-Fri.: 9-6 Sat.: 9-4, Sun.: 11-4 M-F 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.holdersfurniture.net 104 N. Main St, Owensville 812-724-3501 or 1-800-440-4888 pre- black friday sale you don't have to wait for black friday. see the inserts in this issue for details! furniture on bedding Goldsmith The 812-386-7149 205 N. Embree, Princeton Tuesday-Friday 9 a.m.- 5p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Dazzles a shimmer that 'Firefly' motion diamond jewelry makes a unique gift! Pendant Necklaces in 14K White Gold and Sterling Silver Good selection available Layaway for Christmas SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! • SAVE BIG BUCKS AT RICHARD'S! EMERGENCY STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE WE NEED TO SELL EVERYTHING to update our emergency fixtures. 225 W. Emerson St, Princeton STORE HOURS: MON-SAT. 10AM-6PM 812-385-3855 RichaRd's FURNITURE & MATTRESS All mattresses 30%, 40% or 50% OFF EVERY SINGLE ITEM IN THE STORE IS ON SALE! No reasonable offer refused! All Sofas 30% off Divorce/Bankruptcy? No Credit Check! We Can Help You Get Financing! Dozens of Recliners REDUCED! Now Featuring Starting as low as $ 497 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE IN GIBSON COUNTY! • Christmas Bouquets • Holiday Centerpieces • and Much More Holiday Arrangements in just ONE PHONE CALL Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5, Sat. 8:30 to 2 CST Come see our expanded Christmas Showroom! 121 W. BROADWAY, PRINCETON 812-386-0065 By Cindy Petty South Gibson Star-Times Staff staff@sgstartimes.com If you are looking for quality furniture at reasonable prices, you need to head to Richard's Furniture & Mattress today! Owner Richard Thomas is currently of- fering his entire stock of furniture at liqui- dation prices, due to a need to install a re- quired fire alarm, smoke system and emer- gency lighting. "This is a great opportunity for you to buy quality furniture at emergency pric- es," Thomas said, "and we would appreci- ate your help in this emergency." Thomas opened Richard's Furniture and Mattress to be one of the largest furniture stores in the Tri-State. "I intend to offer one of the largest inven- tories available with American-made furni- ture at the lowest possible prices," Thom- as said. The store opened in the spring of 2014 at 225 West Emerson Street in Princeton (a former well-known 118 year-old Method- ist church building). Thomas kept all the stained glass windows. "The stained glass is a national treasure and I tell people, if nothing else, it's worth a visit to our store to see the beautiful dis- play," Thomas said. Thomas and his wife, Jennifer, felt there was a need for a high-quality, low-price fur- niture store in the area. The full service store offers room carpeting, bedding, bed- room, dining room, kitchen, family room and living room furniture, along with spe- cialty decorator items. More than 30 Amer- ican name brand companies are represent- ed including Jamison, Catnapper, Jackson, Vaughan and Bassett. "We are locally owned and operated with a no-commission sales staff. We can help you get financing. It's big-city inventory with a hometown touch," Thomas said. Richard's Furniture and Mattress is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and can be reached at 812-385 -3855. pping sh A-6 Shopping Wednesday, November 11, 2015 The Press-Dispatch