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(www.samplercherryfurniture.com)
7138 W 235 S Homer, IN (765) 663-2233
we opened a second showroom in metamora. our product has always been fine cherry furniture. it's not far-out, not fattening, nor free . . . but we think it's a natural - built of wild black cherry by our talented craftspeople. in this era of assembly | (www.mossglass.com)
2507 E 8th St Anderson, IN (765) 642-4946
showroom. with more than 1500 glass color and texture combinations to choose from we have the largest stained glass showroom in indiana. | (firestonebpco.com)
310 E 96th St Indianapolis, IN (317) 575-7000 | (hoosierhoops.com)
6457 E 82nd St Indianapolis, IN (317) 577-5966 | (www.commercialfurnishingscorp.com)
251 E Ohio St Indianapolis, IN (317) 636-3690 | (www.leesupply.net)
398 State Road 37 N Martinsville, IN (765) 342-9440 | (www.vancorr.com)
8435 Georgetown Rd Indianapolis, IN (317) 870-7888
kitchen equipment maintenance needs since 1971. our expert service technicians and courteous staff get you the support you need fast. | (ljstone.com)
9100 N Wheeling Ave Muncie, IN (765) 288-5044
service after the sale - all installations protected by a two year warranty on workmanship and a full time service department peace of mind - your property is fully protected with workmen�s compensation and $2,000,000 in general liability insurance | (www.pier1.com)
1429 S Reed Rd Kokomo, IN (765) 854-0165 | (homedepot.com)
2225 N Post Rd Indianapolis, IN (317) 890-9791 |
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
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@ 02/08/07 22:07
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@ 12/17/06 01:05
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@ 02/08/07 10:56
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@ 12/16/06 23:21
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@ 12/23/06 01:40
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