Store success dependent upon operator. By claiming the prize, the winner assumes all risks and is responsible for the remaining 8 years on the current 10 year lease. The prize is not redeemable in cash and must be accepted as awarded. Winner must sign a release form as prepared and accepted acknowledging their acceptance and understanding of the complete contest rules. Winner must not request manufacturer's representative in conjunction with store. The contest is subject to all federal, provincial and municipal laws. Sunday, June 14, 2009
Photo Caption Contest: Winner Receives 1 Thomasville and 1 Drexel Store
Store success dependent upon operator. By claiming the prize, the winner assumes all risks and is responsible for the remaining 8 years on the current 10 year lease. The prize is not redeemable in cash and must be accepted as awarded. Winner must sign a release form as prepared and accepted acknowledging their acceptance and understanding of the complete contest rules. Winner must not request manufacturer's representative in conjunction with store. The contest is subject to all federal, provincial and municipal laws. 
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Ashley has always taken greater pride in our trucks than what's inside them. Inspired by the forward-thinking airline industry, Ashley is responding to the 25% decline in business by reducing the size of our trucks by the same amount.
ReplyDeleteMansion in the suburbs: $2,500,000, Supercharged Range Rover: $90,000, Negative Edge Pool: $65,000, Dining Room Table: $500.00
ReplyDeleteBeing in the furniture industry: priceless
Ugly houses deserve ugly furniture.
ReplyDeleteExtreme Home Makeover I've Been Swindled By Bernie Madoff In Palm Beach Edition
ReplyDeleteYa get what ya pay for. Five years ago, a good pair of shoes cost $100. The same brand is available at TJ Maxx and Marshall's today for $45 and is junk. Same with furniture. DH, Tville, Henredon have all traded on the brand name but consumers finally figured it out....
ReplyDeleteThe Walmartirization of America
ReplyDeleteWhere Michael Amini buys beautiful ornate furniture for HIS house.
ReplyDeleteInterviewed after this picture was taken, the Southern California retail store manager was quoted as saying, "This was a nice sale...we can't afford to pay rent, utilities, or staff, but the strong Ashley price points seem to be holding up." He followed this with the shrewd insight, "we are looking to make up for the lack foot traffic, by selling the most amount of furniture possible to everyone that comes in...regardless of margin."
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