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Bluffton's Family True Value Hardware announces bargains of the month

Jeff Kantner of Family True Value Hardware, 109 N. Main St., Bluffton, announces the store's January bargains of the month.

These include:
• Your choice, either 20-pound black oil sunflower bird seed,
   or 40-pound wild bird food, $9.99
• 2-gallon, 6-ounce, palastic gas can, $7.99
• Your choice, either 16-pack AA or AAA alkaline batteries,
   or 4-pack 9 volt alkaline batteries and 8-pack C or D alkaline batteries, $10.99
• Your choice, either 2-pack, 7.5 watts, or 13 watts LED bulbs, $5.99

Family True Value Hardware
Phone: 419-358-2866
Bluffton

Ideal Images, Bluffton, after Christmas sale underway

Ideal Images, inside The Black Lab, 121 N. Main St., Bluffton, has an after Christmas sale underway now through Dec. 31. 567-226-1096.

ReStore closed until its Jan. 5 grand opening

ReStore Community Center, Main Street, Ada, will close for Christmas vacation at the close of business on Wednesday Dec. 16. 

The store will celebrate a grand re-opening on Tuesday Jan. 5 at 3:30 p.m.

Join ReStore for its first community meal of 2016 at 4 p.m. on Jan. 5.

Rain gutters need cleaning? Call Rod Badertscher

Rod Badertscher is taking advantage of the warmer than normal December temperatures and is offering a "rain gutter cleaning December special."

To schedule an appointment or for an estimate call Badertscher at 419-302-2836.

Rod Badertscher
B & B Handyman for Hire
419-302-2836

Tommy Tire offers $100 Visa prepaid card on selected December tire purchases

Tommy Tire Sales, 319 N. Main St., Bluffton, is offering a $100 Visa prepay card per tire with you buy selected tires in December, according to Tom Dotson, owner.

The qualifying tires are listed in a display ad on The Icon. CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST.
This $100 per tire offer expired on Dec. 31.

Tommy Tire Sales will open a location in Ada soon. Watch the Icon for details.

That Christmas feeling

How about adding a little Christmas feel to your house this month?

Shannon Brown, owner of Carol Slane Florist, is surrounded by big, beautiful poinsettias... surely, they speak of Christmas. (Monty Siekerman photo)

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