Wednesday, August 24, 1983
Daily Nebraskan
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Used furniture helps
turn residence hall to
Dorm Sweet Dorm
Furnishing an apartment or sprucing up a resi
dence hall room can be very expensive especially
for students working on a very limited budget Used
furniture, though it may lack the shine of new furni
ture, can get the job done at a lower price
Goodwill Industries, 1717 0 St., has a large selec
tion of chairs, couches and dining room and bed
room sets, said Gene Lacy, executive director Prices
range from $5 to $300, he said. And hide-a-beds are
re-upholstered and re-conditioned to make them
just like new, Lacy said. Goodwill offers no student
discount but tries to stay in the low price-range
Lacy said. .
Salvation Army general supervisor Glen Longfel
low said the Salvation Army, 737 P St., sells both
as-is and re-upholstered furniture. As-is furniture
has not been repaired or re-upholstered by the
Salvation Army, he said.
Prices range from $15 to $400 depending on how
much repair was necessary, Longfellow said. The
Salvation Army will be offering a student discount
this fall, but Longfellow said the amount has not
been determined.
J.R.'s Secondhand, 630 VV. P St., sells beds, coffee
tables, dressers, chairs, end tables and dining sets
manager Joe Orosco said. The store also has a wide
selection of kitchen supplies including silverware,
dishes and glassware, he said.
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