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Tue., Feb. 28, 2006

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We asked readers to recommend their favorite treasure hunting spots. Eunice Gilliam wrote to suggest Bargain Barn in Post Falls. “It’s a unique place with something for everyone,” she wrote. Owner Darlene Walker said that the barn has 25 different dealers. “Right now we’ve got a lot of furniture, from Shabby Chic to Antique,” Walker said.

Bargain Barn is located at 503 East Seltice Way. Hours are 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tues– Sat. For more information call (208) 773-4110.

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