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As a family-owned and operated business since 1960, Mathis Brothers Furniture remains as a top home furniture retailer. MBF has a longstanding reputation in the home furnishing industry by reaching a broad spectrum of guests and turning houses into homes for over 50 years. Each of our furniture stores located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Tulsa, Oklahoma and Indio and Ontario, California features a large showroom offering diverse home furnishings perfect for any room in your home. Mathis Brothers offers shoppers an impressive selection of pieces from over 50 renowned furniture brands, including value-priced items to the heirloom quality pieces at everyday low prices. Mathis Brothers also touts a wide array of aftercare services including furniture protection plans and warranties. In addit
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Maker of fine quality mattresses, over 30 years of experience.Other services Repair old mattresses, Marine, RV, call us for further information.
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