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Retail sales of appliances, grills and electronics. Please visit our showroom and give our sales staff the opportunity to show you how Midwest TV and Appliance will give you "more for your money".
Midwest TV and Appliance is a locally owned and operated company that started selling appliances in the La Crosse area in 1938. We have a 9000 square foot show room featuring the latest in appliances
Three massive floors of antiques, furniture ,housewares, books, linens, gifts and jewelry all creatively displayed to inspire your unique style.
We are a privately held company in La Crosse, WI proudly doing business for 2 years. Is this your business? Claim This Profile
Cartridge World is the world's largest dedicated specialty retailer of ink and toner printer cartridges.
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