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Vol. 25 No. 2 • “Vintage, Collectible, & Antique Wonders” • February 2015

Give me ‘Liberty’


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M i s n e n u e s Q i o t t n a Minnesota’s First Mall A Established 1979

Ames Civil War Sword $250.00

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Design Trends of the Mid-20th Century

Give me Liberty Smack dab

in the middle by Donald-Brian Johnson

lurid celebrity scandals were trotted out on TV reality shows, the spiciest showbiz stories came courtesy of Liberty magazine. For thousands of mid-20th century Americans, the week just wasn’t complete without Liberty. Every issue was stuffed to the A knockout of a cover by James Stuart. Liberty, gills with fascinating February 11, 1939. (All photos by Donald-Brian features: crossword Johnson) puzzles, cartoons, “20 by Donald-Brian Story About My Questions,” “Tongue Johnson Husband’s Suicide”; Twisters,” movie How’s this for a “My New Year’s reviews, short stories, sizzling lineup? “Why Resolutions” by Shirley wacky letters-to-theI Will Not Marry” by Temple. editor, and over-the-top Greta Garbo; “How Al Long before we editorials. Plus, of Capone Would Run were kept busy keeping This Country”; “Jean up with the Smack Dab “Let Us Give Thanks,” Emmett Watson illustration for Liberty’s Harlow: The Inside Kardashians, before Cont. on page 4 Thanksgiving issue, November 24, 1945.

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Cont. from page 3

course, the main draw: those first-person celebrity scoops. And, if there were those who doubted that Mahatma Gandhi would really pen a Liberty article on “My Sex Life,” it still made for irresistible reading. Liberty first hit the newsstands in 1924, its title the result of a “name this periodical” contest. The winner, George Elwell, was awarded $20,000. He certainly deserved it: Liberty was just one of Elwell’s 3000-plus entries! Despite high hopes, over seven years Liberty lost 12 million dollars. Finally, in 1931, it was sold to controversial publisher

Liberty enjoyed a short-lived revival in the early 1970s as “The Nostalgia Magazine.” Uncle Sam welcomes one and all on the cover of the debut issue, Summer 1971. (The same image also appeared on the January 19, 1935 of the 7 cover Rush City original Liberty.)

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A determined cat and a wary bird: “Won’t You Come Into My Parlor?” by John W. James, March 2, 1946. “The Great Emancipator.” Lincoln’s birthday is celebrated on the February 16, 1946 Liberty cover by Emmett Watson.

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A young patriot hits the books: “Captain Kid” by Frances Tipton Hunter, September 15, 1945.


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“Flying Angel Of Mercy.” Cover honoring Army nurses, September 22, 1945.

A baby meets Disney’s “Pluto” in “Eskimo Kiss,” a photo by Pagano, October 27, 1945.

Let There Be Light Antiques 210 North Main Street Stillwater, MN 55082 (651) 351-7580 www.BeLightMn.com

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“Nature’s Renascence” by Dale Nichols, March 30, 1946.

Liberty articles trumpeted Roosevelt’s talents. When FDR did Bernarr Macfadden. make it to the White MacFadden could House, Macfadden best be described as found his policies “mercurial.” In 1932, unpalatable. By 1936, for instance, he the publisher was stumped for the election of Franklin Delano Smack Dab Cont. on page 8 Roosevelt; nearly 20

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Dolls, bears & artists

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Unbearably appealing Hamm’s Show returns to Medina --PRESS RELEASE MEDINA, MINN.-The Hamm’s Club is holding its annual spring Hamm’s Beer and General Breweriana Show featuring quality

signs, brewery and soda collectibles, beer cans, advertising memorabilia, and lots of fun on Saturday, February 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Medina

Entertainment Center at 500 Highway 55 in Medina, Minn. Everyone is welcome to come to see old Hamm’s commercials or to have their

picture taken with the Hamm’s Bear! Admission, $8. Kids 14 years old and under, free. For information, call 608-444-9182.

Haupt antiek Market

Vintage Finds & Fun, RemembeR... it’s the thRill oF the hunt! Hours 7570 147th St W • Apple Valley Thurs. 9am-8pm (5 mi. S. of the Mall of America on Cedar Ave to 147th St,then Fri. 9am-7pm W. one blk. - on the left, across from Famous Dave’s) Sat. 9 am-5pm Sun. 11 am-4pm

The Hamm’s bear appeared on many of the brands most popular promotional items.

Camp Vintage

302 Oak St • Farmington, MN

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Antiques • Collectibles • Primitives Glassware & Lots of Treasures Open: Mon-Thurs: 10:30-1 • Fri-Sun: 10-5

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Antiques Norm's Antiques LB in Historic Jordan 421 Louisa St., • Hamburg, MN (Located 1/2 block from Baseball Park 1-1/2 blocks north of the Post Office)

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400+ Pieces of Roseville Plus Other Glass & Pottery, Breweriana, and Other Antiques Hours By Chance or Appointment (Call)

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The Old Times “Ground Hog Day: Stalking the Shadow.” Monte Crews painting, February 2, 1946.

American Antiques - 19th to 20th Century Lighting, Jewelry, Auctioneering Service Consulting and Restorations

Cont. from page 5

touting himself as a presidential contender. Regardless of Macfadden’s eccentricities, under his leadership Liberty flourished. Here’s a sampling of what awaited readers in

“Santa Claus Reconverts”: after the war, Santa’s munitions factory becomes a toy factory once more. December 29, 1945.

www.kruesel.com

Telephone: 507-289-8049 email: kruesel@msn.com

Smack Dab

22 - 3rd St. Southwest Rochester, MN 55902

Smack Dab

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Antiquing with the

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Harmony Minnesota Iowa

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416 S. Division • Northfield, MN

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Come to see the Largest Collection of 1950’s Television Lamps in the World! Stay for the great retro and antique goodies.

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FARIBAULT

ANTIQUE STORE

224 Central Avenue • Faribault, MN

507-334-7673

A Complete Line of General Antiques HOURS: Monday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm

General Line of Antiques & Collectibles

OPEN DAILY • 50 Dealers

31752 65th Ave., Cannon Falls, MN 55009

Located midway between Rochester & the Twin Cities. Turn east from Hwy. 52 at either stoplight. Next to John Deere Implement.

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YOUR TOWN HERE There’s Always Room for One More Shop in The Old Times! Call or email for information: Paul Post (320) 492-6399 Paul@TheOldTimes.com The Old Times PO Box 411 • Sauk Centre, MN 56378

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Follow the I-35 /Hwy 52 / I-90 Loop

After Hours

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MANTORVILLE

Multi-dealer shop offering a wide selection of quality merchandise

OPEN DAILY Mon. - Sat. 10am - 6pm Sun. 11am - 6pm

Phone: 507-635-5554 416 N. Main St. Mantorville, MN 55955 www.Mantorvillesquare.com

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Olde Tyme Antiques

50422 262nd Street • Austin, MN 507-437-3343 or 507-438-7070

Hours - By Chance or appointment Call first to make sure we’re open!

Directions: 4 mi. N of Austin on Hwy 218 to 262nd St., then 2.5 mi west. Watch for signs.

Visit www.OldeTymeAntiques.com

MeMory Maker antiques 350 22nd st. - Zumbrota

Located behind McDonalds Hours: Dec 1 - apr 30:

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Old RiveR valley antique Mall Over 20 Quality Dealers

3727 Commercial Drive SW Rochester, MN 55902 Mon-Sat: 9:30-5:30 • Sun: 12:00-5:30 (Closed most major holidays)

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ROCHESTER

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Hwy 52 - Oronoco • (Exit # 64-follow signs)

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Specializing in quality antiqueS & collectibleS for everyone

RACINE, MN

ANTIQUE MANOR Happy New year! Thank you for your Business ThroughouT 2014! anTique Manor will Be closed January & feBruary and will re-open in March 2015 linda Bucknell (507) 378-7300 15 minutes S of Rochester on Hwy #63 OR I-90 Exit 209A then 5 mi S on Hwy #63

Under New Management!

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Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm • Sat-Sun: 10am-5pm Furniture Basement Now Open!

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HARMONY

• One-Level • Handicap Accessible • 100 Dealers • 10,000 Sq. Ft.

Open Daily 10-5 507-886-6660

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In the late 1940s, Liberty became a “much bigger” monthly rather than weekly publication. The March 1949 cover photo: “Two Of A Kind” by Constance Bannister.

“Grandma’s Treat,” illustration by Harold Anderson, March 16, 1946.

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Chaplin”; “Winston Churchill’s American Mother.” Heading things up was Macfadden’s editorial, “The Hell That War Brings,” which took jabs at Roosevelt’s war preparations: “Fifty thousand airplanes, which the President recommends, will be helpful, but one

Cont. from page 8

Folksy images took precedence following the war years. “General Alarm on Main Street” (a cat up a tree!) was a John Howitt illustration, January 12, 1946.

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“Shin Asahi Mark,” a Japanese stamp pad, means “new sunrise,” a meaning reflected in the trademark on the box showing an illustration of the sunrise. “Rubber stamps are basically the same around the world,” Helmes said. “Mount the rubber on the tin and then put the tin over the holder.” The beginning of the English sentence on the front of the pad, “This stamppad is no need to put ink of the face of aboard by means of chemical action,..” inadvertently indicates that the translator’s first language is not English. (Photos by Les Broich unless otherwise noted)

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In this “Artistamp Picture Set No 785,” Mickey and Minnie Mouse spread the fun of stamping for children. On the cover of the box, Mickey is stamping Minnie’s name. He holds the rubber stamp pad in his hand; the inkpad is close by. The picture was copyrighted by Walt Disney Enterprises.

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by Virginia Broich SAINT PAUL, MINN.-Let’s go stampin’ with Scott Helmes. He owns 35,000 individual antique rubber stamps and 750 sets. In his well-organized Helmes collection, categorizes his antique rubber stamps into three groups: marker sets, education sets, and kids’/entertainment sets. “This division is my own way of classifying what I have bought. A marker set would be used to roll on a crate for manu-

facturing purposes. In the 1920s the crate didn’t absorb much ink,” he said. distin Helmes guishes his marker sets from others by their alphabets, numerals, and ornaments. “Their primary use was to help shopkeepers and similar entrepreneurs print signs for commerce. Printing was usually an expensive production for simple signs, and rubber stamps made a

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professional sign without much trouble,” said Helmes. On the front of his Excelsior Printer No 3 box, a man sits with a rubber stamping set advertised as “useful and handy in every business office.” The cost of the set: 25 cents. Another example of a marker set in his collection, “Aristocrat Sign Maker,” assisted

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Helmes has expanded his collection of antique rubber stamps to include ink bottles. On this shelf in his studio, he displays a variety of bottles from ink manufacturers such as Sanford, Carter’s, and Higgins. Today Sanford is the largest manufacturer of writing products in the world.

environ-ment, either a one-room school house, church Sunday schools, or the traditional Stamped school,” Helmes said. Cont. from page 14 He has 14 different sets businesses in making of Noah’s Ark. One signs, price cards, and educational set includes a box of symbols for labeling. “Educational sets teaching and learning were produced specifi- basic musical terms. cally for the educational Another school-related

one, “Days We Celebrate,” teaches a child the holidays through information litho-graphed on blocks. His educational ABC

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In his studio Scott Helmes, a connoisseur of antique rubber stamps, examines one of his 750 sets. He has been collecting antique rubber stamps since 1974.

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A Hamilton-made, wooden, type-and-print cabinet houses a few of Helmes’s individual rubber stamps. The cabinet was made in Two Rivers, located along Lake Michigan in Wisconsin.

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“Our Gang” rubber stamps were based on the popular short films about a group of neighborhood children and their adventures first created by producer Hal Roach in 1922. This rubber stamp set, copyrighted in 1930, contains many of the original members of the “Our Gang” comedy series. Fans will remember Allen “Farina” Hoskins, Jackie Cooper, Norman “Chubby” Chaney, Bobby “Wheezer” Hutchins, and an American pit bull named Pete the Pup. In the 1920s, Farina became the most popular member of the gang and the most popular black star of the 1920s.

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This children’s rubber stamp set contains instructions for use on top of the box. “Lay the ruler on the paper. Then ink the stamp by pressing lightly on the pad contained in the tin box and then press the stamp on the paper. Fill in with paint and brush.” The young girl on the lid is wearing a 1921 sailor suit and a large bow in her hair, recognizable fashions for a girl of her time.

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Also sold individually, Brownie rubber stamp sets were among the earliest kits manufactured in the late 1880s. The characters were created by Canadian illustrator Palmer Cox, (1840-1924). (Photo by Scott Helmes)

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“The Lone Ranger” picture printing set appealed to children who listened to the show on the radio. The Internet website, Essortment, bills “The Lone Ranger” program as “the greatest radio western.” The show was first broadcast on January 31, 1933. Originating from WXYZ in Detroit, Michigan, the program ran until August 31,1955.

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The final category Helmes created, children’s sets, “have a primary purpose of being for children at play or leisure. Often they are related to the popular culture as found in newspapers and on radio.” This classification is exemplified in his “Famous Funnies Printing Set.”

Helmes categorizes this “Army and Air Force” printing set under “children.” With this kit, children made up their own battles with rubber stamps. Some of the images they could work with are: a heavy tank, an airplane, and soldiers in fighting stances. An inkpad and crayons are included in this set. (Photo by Scott Helmes)

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This large rubber stamp, called a marker stamp, was used to roll an identifying mark on crates for commercial purposes in the 1920s. The primary use of marker stamps “was to help shopkeepers, and similar entrepreneurs, print signs for commerce,” Helmes said. Since printing small signs for shopkeepers was expensive, using the marker stamp helped keep down the cost. This marker was probably used by a grocery store.

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women. Among his many children’s sets, Helmes owns a Mickey Mouse stamp pad set from the early 1930s. Seeing this, “a Disney collector would drop over,” he said. In the winter of 1974, he found three drawers of stamps under a table at Apache Plaza in the City of St. Anthony, Minn. The sets contained every subject taught. He had begun doing concrete/ visual poetry in 1973. “I was intrigued by the possibility of using the stamps for the poetry,” Helmes said. He bought the rubber stamps for three dollars and the

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This educational “Stamper Kraft” set with inkpad Benson is valuable because the ink helps make the letters clear. “You don’t have to be an artist to use this set,” Helmes said. Those learning music or music teachers would enjoy this kit. It contains musical symbols and terms, such as dolce and legato, representations of the treble and bass clefs, and stamps of quarter and 16th notes. (Photo by Scott 59 Helmes) Montevideo

box for two dollars. Once he bought a teacher’s set for $10 in Mankato, Minn. His collection did not grow in a systematic manner. “I would simply buy what I could find. A number of antiques dealers and

friends have been most helpful in finding sets. A lot of my sets are small.” Over the years box sets have been destroyed. Now,

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200 State St. N (Highways 55 & 22) (320) 453-5678 Mon-Sat 9:30 - 5:30

Cold Spring

Paynesville

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Richmond

Belgrade

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Eden Valley

305 Augusta Ave (320) 243-7605 7 Days/wk: Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5 Closed Mondays Jan-Apr. We Buy!

Spicer

23 Clara City

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Belltower Antique Mall 118 Lake Ave N 22 (320) 796-5515 Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-5

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Granite Falls

25 Dealers.

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Granite Falls Prairie Mercantile

110 E U.S. 212 • (320) 564-9094 7 Days/wk: Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 12-4 FLEA MARKETS: May through September 2nd Sat. & Sun. - NO CHARGE to set-up

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L&J’s Antiques

614 Benson Ave SW (1 Blk N of Hwy 12 and 7th Street W.) (320) 894-4869 For Appointments Open Saturdays - 10:30 -5:00

Long Lake Antiques

8879 Long Lake Road (Off County 27 - 5 mi. N of Willmar) (320) 235-1322 Tues-Sun 10am-5pm; Closed Mon

St. Cloud AreA Antique ShopS hiStoriC downtown St. Cloud

“The Foundation Printer and Duplicator,” manufactured out of Chicago, includes a stamp pad, letters, stamps, and two pencils. The words auto, Indian, farmer, fence, Japanese, tender, Washington, and Lincoln were part of the vocabulary of this stamp set, which is a far cry from our duplicating processes today, but for the times, worked. (Photo by Scott Helmes)

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711 w st. germain st

Specializing in Ephemera

in historic downtown saint cloud

Vintage Collectible Paper Items

antiques, arts, and the eclectic a fun place to shop!

2nd level now open! 30+ dealers hours mon - fri 10am - 6pm sat 10am - 4pm

320-257-3387

320.251.2171 Open Daily 9:30 am-6 pm Sat. til 4 pm Closed Sun.

26 North 7th Avenue Downtown St. Cloud

(Across from the Court House)

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Antiques Gallery Featuring 19th & Early 20th Century China • Glassware Pictures • Silver Jewelery Primitives & Furniture ••••••

212 2nd Ave S Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Open

Open Mon.-Sat. 10 am-5 pm

Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri Noon- 5pm Sat 10:30am-5pm Or by Chance or Appointment.

Open Every Friday • Saturday • Sunday ~ 10am-5pm ~

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20% OFF

8600 Main Ave Clear Lake, MN 55319

Other Hours by Chance or Appointment

(320) 202-9068

619 Mall St. Germain Downtown St. Cloud

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Antiques@cloudnet.com

Fenton Glassware!

320-267-8066 www.BuyGones.biz Yesterday today...

(320) 743-5950 From St. Cloud: Take Hwy 10 south to Clear Lake. From I-94: Take Exit 178 (Clearwater) then North 3 mi on Hwy 24.

We’re 1 block South of Hwy 10 in downtown Clear Lake.

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The Old Times Letters, numbers, fractions, words such as reduced to, only, each, pair, suggest a marker set used for business. The set also contains a jumbo self-inking stamp pad.

He has bought some individual stamps he likes. As his collection grew, he branched out to individual objects related to rubber stamps: ink pads, ink bottles, rubber stamps, and stamp pads. On a Stamped shelf in his studio, Cont. from page 17 Helmes displays a “antiques dealers sell variety of ink bottles manufacturers individual pieces. from However, rubber stamps are worth more Stamped as a set,” Helmes said. Cont. on page 19

ANTIQUE SHOPS in and around

EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN

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Including: Fall Creek, Hixton, Menomonie and Neillsville.

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1. Town & Country Antiques 2. White Cow Antiques 3. Eclectica On Grand 4. Antique Emporium 5. Engelwood Antiques

Antique Emporium 306 Main Street Downtown, Eau Claire, WI

715-832-2494

6. Cobblestone Cottage Gifts & Antiques

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Neillsville

7. Millers Antiques & Auction Co. 8. The Rocking Chair

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Town & Country HOURS

Antiques Memorabilia & Collectibles

Mon-Fri 10-5 Sat 10-4 Sun 12-4

An entertaining and ever-changing multi-dealer shop.

715-231-3222

3 244 Main Street • Menomonie, WI 4 Mon-Sat • 10am to 5pm The area’s largest shop Located in a wonderful 1898 Masonic Temple and featuring a huge inventory of prints & frames, china & glass, jewelry, linens, books, collectibles, orientalia, etc. ~ Buying & selling since 1981 ~

There’s AlwAys room for one more shop in The old Times! Call or email Paul to help you place YOUR shop ad here! 320.492.6399 Paul@TheOldtimes.com

ECLECTICA on GRAND

106 W Grand Avenue • Eau Claire, WI 715.834.7811 • EclecticaOnGrand.com Tues - Sat: 10am - 6pm Worldly Treasures & Antiques Tribal, Sterling & Vintage Jewelry Vintage Clothing & Accessories

Next-d River Toor to r Antiquaeder s

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White Cow Antiques

2284 County Road T, Eau Claire, WI 54703

Located 2-1/2 miles north of Eau Claire on T or 1 mile south of Highway 29. Buying & selling antiques of all kinds. Furniture, glassware, primitives, toys, etc. Open by chance or appointment, we are open when home. We are happy to open up for you- please call ahead.

715-559-0556 Email: bobber@discover-net.net

Millers Antiques & Auction co

Specializing in stoneware, advertising, primitives & the unusual

Antique store Hours Open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm N8779 Hwy 95 East Hixton, WI 54635

Cell: 715-299-2543 • Store: 715-963-1100 Located at the intersection of I-94 & Hwy 95, 1 block North of I-94

19 mi. East of Eau Claire, WI.

S2020 Townshop Road The kind of shop Fall Creek, WI 54742 you’re glad to discover! Open Tues. thru Sat.- 11am-4pm 21st Anniversary

Over 70 antiques booths cover 11,000 sq ft. Also featuring gifts and home decor. Open 7 days/week Mon-Sat 10-5; Sun 11-5

(715) 963-4438

135 Interstate Road • Hixton WI 54635 Exit 105 off I-94

Historic Neillsville, WiscoNsiN 32 Historic BuildiNgs, specialty sHops aNd...

Spring Sensation!

tHe rockiNg cHair aNtiques, collectiBles & gifts

21% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE March 17 - 28

442 Hewett St (Hwy 73) Neillsville, WI 54456 Open: Wed - Sat 9:30am - 5pm

Celebrate Spring with the Past! Victorian furniture • vintage lighting • tools • fishing lures • watches & clocks jewelry • linens • fine glass and china • pictures • general line of antiques

715-877-3468 • Buy-Sell-Trade

715-338-0959

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This “Superior Price Marker” set contains symbols businesses commonly used to create signs, along with words on the rubber stamps such as “each,” “and,” “for” and “only.” Upper and lower case letters are part of the set. (Photo by Scott Helmes)

ALLOUEZ

ANTIQUES Baumgarten and Company, Inc. of Baltimore, Md., manufactured “Noah’s Ark Stamping and Coloring Outfit.” Baumgarten figured out how to make stamp ink last for more than a day. His useful discovery brought him a lucrative contract with the post office.

products. The ink pad is valuable in his Cont. from page 18 “Stamper Kraft” set such as Higgins, because it helped make Carter’s, and Sanford. letters clear. “You Today Sanford is the didn’t have to be an world’s largest artist to use the set,” manufacturer of writing Helmes said.

Stamped

Duluth’s Newest & Finest Multi-Dealer Mall

~ Open Daily ~ 11am - 5:30pm Appraisals Estate Sales

Ever the collector, Helmes is looking for a Roosevelt Bear antique rubber stamp. “Call me right away if you have seen one,” he said. Freelance writer Virginia Broich has a passion for antiques. She is also a retired teacher who never tires of history or of finding new ways to teach.

Lots of fine furniture, Victorian lighting, stained glass. Huge Red Wing inventory, fabulous art work by noted artists, beer memorabilia & Man-Cave items. Old West & Native American items and 19th century billiard tables.

Stop in on your way to Canal Park or the North Shore.

This Walt Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” art, stamp, and picture set was copyrighted in 1937, the same year RKO Radio Pictures released the film, Disney’s first full-length feature. The front of the box displays a reassuring message to mothers: “Pad ink used will wash from any fabric.” (Photo by Scott Helmes)

4101 E. 2nd Street Superior, WI 54880 (715) 398-0529 Located on Hwy. 2/53 OPEN YEAR ROUND 7 Days a Week 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Dealer Space Available.

Hixton School House Antique Mall

395 South Lake Ave. Duluth, MN 55802 218-625-2379

210 W. Superior St • Downtown Duluth, MN 55802

• 218-481-7121 •

Many Quality Dealers!

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES AND FURNITURE Open 7 Days a Week | 10 am - 5 pm

Open daily at 11 am

Over 90 Dealers!

Furniture • Architecture • Glassware Art • Jewelry • Clocks • Pottery Sports • Seasonal • Coins

Located halfway between the Twin Cities & Madison on I-94, Exit 105 - 1 Block off of Main Street in the Old High School

70+ Duluth’s Finest Antique Mall Dealers! 9,600 Square Feet! Located In Duluth’s Canal Park!

715-963-3500

antique Shopping in

WiSconSin’S

EARL - 54875 Prock’s Crocks & Antiques 10 mi NE of Spooner on Hwy 63 (715) 635-3655 Open 7 days/week, 9am - 5pm ProcksCrocksAntiqueStoneware.com

RICE LAKE - 54868 Primrose Parlor Antiques 417 N Main Street (715) 234-5849 WINTER HOURS: Open Tues-Sat: 10am - 5pm Charming Victorian structure; multi -dealer.

‘up north’ Wonderland

CAMERON - 54822 Red Cedar Mercantile Antiques 2 mi West of Cameron on Hwy 8 (715) 458-4931 Open Thurs - Mon: 10-4; Online: www.red-cedar-mercantile.com

Earl

SPOONER - 54801

CHETEK - 54728

Marker’s Antiques 7077 Green Valley Road (Off Hwy 63 at Hwy 253 & Green Valley Rd) (715) 635-3581 • Thurs-Fri-Sat: 10am-4pm A wide variety of quality, affordable antiques!

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Exciting Shops!

SIREN - 54872 Siren Antiques Collectibles & Gifts 24530 State Road 35/70 (715) 349-7573 OPEN: Fri, Sat, & Sun: 10am - 5pm The coffee’s on... we’re waiting for you!

CUMBERLAND - 54829 Years Ago Antiques & Collectibles 1367 2nd Ave. (Downtown) (715) 822-4625 • (Closed on Wed: Jan, Feb, Mar) Mon-Sat: 10-5; Sun: 11-3 Mall; 20+ dealers selling a wide variety.

DALLAS - 54733 Old Farmers Mercantile Historic Farmers Store on Main Street (715) 837-1919 • THE ROAD’S OPEN - Stop by! Solar heat- sunny days best, BUT winter hours are by chance so call before coming! Quality Antiques, Clocks & Great Homemade Items.

SHELL LAKE - 54871 Jean’s Antiques Collectibles & Gifts 24 5th Avenue (downtown Shell Lake) (715) 468-7035 OPEN: Thurs-Sat: 10-4 (or by appointment) 8,000 sq. ft. Glass, Furniture, Jewelry, & more

Time and Again Antique Mall & Estate Sales 606 2nd Street (Downtown Chetek) (715) 924-4000 • Open All Year! Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm; Sun: 11am-5pm 35 Dealers • www.ChetekAntiques.com

A GREAT WEEkEnd RoAd TRip

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CALENDAR FEBRUARY 9, 2015 - FEBRUARY 15, 2015

FEBRUARY 23, 2015 - MARCH 1, 2015

MOUNDS VIEW, MN: Antique To Modern Dolls, Bears, & Original Artists Show & Sale. Sponsored by C Promotions Plus. Sunday, February 15th, 10am 3:30pm. Mermaid Event Center, 2200 County Road H (Just off 35W on County Road H & Highway 10). Admission: Adults: $5; Under 12: FREE. Info.: (612)6691613 or www.CPromotionsPlus.com. Page 11.

FARMINGTON, MN: Vintage Marketplace - A 4-Day Market held twice each month. February 26th, 27th, 28th & March 1st. Thurs, Fri, & Sat: 10am-6pm, Sun: 11am-4pm. 302 Oak St., (Downtown Farmington). Info.: (651)463-3401; or www.VintageMarketplace.org. Page 7.

FEBRUARY 16, 2015 - FEBRUARY 22, 2015

SPECIAL EVENTS / MEETINGS / CONVENTIONS EXHIBITS / MUSEUMS / GALLERIES

MAJOR ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES SHOWS / SALES / MARKETS

MEDINA, MN: The 2015 Hamm’s Club Spring Beer & General Breweriana Show sponsored by The Hamm’s Club. Saturday, February 21st, 9am to 3pm. Medina Entertainment Center Ballroom, 500 Hwy 55, (Located on Hwy 55 - 18 miles west from downtown Mpls. 4-1/2 miles west of Hwy 494). Info.: (608)444-9182 or ScottLovelace2000@yahoo.com. Page 11.

FEBRUARY 2, 2015 - FEBRUARY 8, 2015

MARCH 2, 2015 - MARCH 8, 2015

WAUKESHA, WI: The 40th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association and featuring a special educational exhibit: “Wisconsin Milk Bottles”. February 6th and 7th, 2015. Friday: 11am-9pm; Saturday: 10am5pm. Waukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview Road (I-94 to Hwy J (exit 294), then south 1 mi. then west to the show). Admission: $6 (good for both days). FREE Parking. Good food (Friday night Fish Fry Dinner). Info.: (414)510-4441 or www.WisconsinAntiquesDealers.com. Page 11.

ROCK ISLAND, IL: Antique Spectacular, sponsored by Melting Pot Productions, Inc. March 6th, 7th, & 8th. Fri 5pm-9pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 11am-4pm. QCCA Expo Center, 2621 4th Ave. Admission: $7. Info.: (712)3269964 or Kim@AntiqueSpectacular.com or visit www. AntiqueSpectacular.com. Page 11

DES MOINES, IA: Antique Spectacular, sponsored by Melting Pot Productions, Inc. February 6th, 7th, & 8th. Fri 5pm-9pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 11am4pm. Iowa State Fairgrounds, Animal Learning Center, East 33rd St. & East University Ave. (Exit at I-235/University). Admission: $7. Info.: (712)3269964 or Kim@AntiqueSpectacular.com or visit www. AntiqueSpectacular.com. Page 11

Auction & Estate Sale Calendar The Old Times Auction & Estate Sale Calendar is a listing of auctions and estate sales advertised in The Old Times. The listing includes the location of the sale, the company name, the type of auction or sale and the page on which the advertisement can be found in this issue. (If no page is listed the advertisement appeared in the previous month’s issue.) February 2, 2015 Monday 6:00 pm St. Paul, MN– Luther Auctions Estate, Antique, & Collectible Auction– P 20 February 4, 2015 Wednesday 6:00 pm Center City, MN– Moe Auction Service Estate & Consignment Auction– P 20 February 5, 2015 Thursday 6:00 pm Cannon Falls, MN– A New Day Auctions Antiques & Collectibles Auction– P 21 February 9, 2015 Monday 6:00 pm St. Paul, MN– Luther Auctions Estate, Antique, & Collectible Auction– P 20 February 12, 2015 Thursday 6:00 pm Cannon Falls, MN– A New Day Auctions Antiques & Collectibles Auction– P 21 February 14, 2015 Saturday 9:00 am Tomah, WI– Miller Antiques & Auction Co. Large One-Owner Advertising Auction– P 24 February 18, 2015 Wednesday 6:00 pm Center City, MN– Moe Auction Service Estate & Consignment Auction– P 20 February 19, 2015 Thursday 6:00 pm Cannon Falls, MN– A New Day Auctions Antiques & Collectibles Auction– P 21 February 20, 21, & 22, 2015 Fri: 11-6; Sat: 10-5; Sun: 11-3 Waterville, MN– Aunt Pearl’s Attic Estate Sales John Horan Living Estate Sale– P 21 February 23, 2015 Monday 6:00 pm St. Paul, MN– Luther Auctions Fine Art & Estate Auction– P 20 February 26, 2015 Thursday 6:00 pm Cannon Falls, MN– A New Day Auctions Antiques & Collectibles Auction– P 21

MARCH 20, 2015 - MARCH 22, 2015 CEDAR FALLS, IA: UNI-DOME Antique & Collectibles Show, sponsored by Melting Pot Productions, Inc. March 20th, 21st, & 22nd. Fri 4pm-9pm; Sat 10am6pm; Sun 10am-4pm. Held at the Uni-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road. Admission: $8. Info.: (712)326-9964 or Kim@AntiqueSpectacular.com or visit www. AntiqueSpectacular.com. Page 11 MONTHLY MARKETS & OCCASIONAL SALES FEBRUARY 16, 2015 - FEBRUARY 22, 2015 APPLE VALLEY, MN: Haupt Antiek Market: “Camp Vintage”. February19th, 20th, 21st & 22nd. Thurs: 9am8pm, Fri: 9am-7pm, Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun: 11am-4pm. 7570 147th St W, Apple Valley, MN. Info.: (651)3293871; or Deb@HauptAntiek.com, or www.HauptAntiek. com. Page 7. SHAKOPEE, MN: How Quaint - A 4-Day Market held each month. February19th, 20th, 21st & 22nd. Thurs: 9am-8pm, Fri: 9am-7pm, Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun: 11am4pm. 714 1st Ave E (Hwy 101). Info.: (952)465-3887 or www.How-Quaint.com. See the “Spend A Day in the Country” ad for a more complete listing of shops in and around Shakopee - Page 7. FARMINGTON, MN: Vintage Marketplace - A 4-Day Market held twice each month. February19th, 20th, 21st & 22nd. Thurs, Fri, & Sat: 10am-6pm, Sun: 11am-4pm. 302 Oak St., (Downtown Farmington). Info.: (651)4633401; or www.VintageMarketplace.org. Page 7.

Estate & Consignment

ST. PAUL, MN: The Minnesota Museum of American Art features the following: New Visions: Works from the Permanent Collection, ongoing. The Minnesota Museum of American Art is located in St. Paul’s historic Landmark Center, 2nd floor, 75 W. 5th St. Hours are 11am - 4pm, Tues-Sat, (‘til 7:30 p.m. Thursday), 1-5 p.m. Sun, (closed Monday). For more information, call 651-292-4355 or visit www.mmaa.org TWIN CITIES, MN: The Twin Cities Fine Arts Organization (TCFAO) is a resource on arts and events for the community. It is a nonprofit membership-based organization that galleries, museums and art centers may join. TCFAO is made up of Galleries, museums and art centers, Artists and Arts advocates. Museum & gallery and events calendar info.: www.TwinCitiesFineArts.org. LA CROSSE, WI: The 24th Annual La Crosse Great Tri-State Rail Sale, Railroad Show, Model Railroad Flea Market and Swap Meet. Sponsored by The 4000 Foundation Limited. Saturday January 31st, 2015 9am-3pm. La Crosse Center, 2nd & Pearl Streets. Admission: $5 - children under 12 FREE. All proceeds go to maintain and restore the La Crosse Short Line Railroad Display. For information call (608)781-9383 or www.4000Foundation.com CLUB / ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY ALL OF MINNESOTA: The Minnesota Chapter (OT Lang #20) of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors is looking for new members. Founded in 1943, The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Inc. (NAWCC) is a nonprofit scientific organization that serves as a unique educational, cultural, and social resource for its membership and the public at large. Members include hobbyists, students, educators, casual collectors, and professionals in related retail and manufacturing trades. The one common bond (and main membership requirement) is a fascination with the art and science of timekeeping (horology).The Minnesota “OT Lang” Chapter sponsors bi-monthly get-togethers that are held at area restaurants and include a meeting, silent auctions, and a forum for information sharing. The club also sponsors an annual Clock & Watch Auction that includes a large variety of items of horological interest. Dealers are welcome. For more information go to www.NAWCC. org or email: JJWinkels1@msn.com or DHanson@mninter.net.

LUTHER AUCTIONS

Auctions

TWIN CITIES LEADING AUCTION GALLERY

Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday night each month starting at 6 p.m. Auction preview Tuesday 4-8 p.m. & Wednesday 2-6 p.m.

Estate & Antique Auctions

This month’s auctions, Feb. 4th & 18th Live auctions held in our new modern auction gallery located at: 324 Summit Ave • Center City, MN 12 miles east of Forest Lake, MN ~OR~ 9 miles west of St. Croix Falls, WI

Moe Auction Service, LLC check out our full auction listing Go to: MoeAuctionService.com

**Always accepting quality consignments for upcoming auctions

Call us at: 651-257-9119

February 2nd • Monday 6 pm

Preview: Sunday 4pm - 8pm & Monday 9am - 6pm

February 9th • Monday 6 pm

Preview: Sunday 4pm - 8pm & Monday 9am - 6pm

Fine Art & Estate Auction February 23rd • Monday 6 pm Preview: Sunday 4pm - 8pm & Monday 9am - 6pm

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE BUYING & SELLING www.LutherAuctions.com

15% buyer’s premium charged on all purchases Visa, MasterCard & Discover accepted

Lic. #82-73

Editor’s Note: Calendar listings are published free of charge. Space preference is given to advertisers. Listings in bold type have paid display advertisements in The Old Times, and page numbers (if in this issue) are given. Please look for these ads, (either in this issue or the previous issue), for additional information. To be included in the calendar simply mail information to: The Old Times, P.O. Box 411, Sauk Centre, MN 55378-0411, or email the listing to Paul@TheOldTimes.com. The deadline for calendar listings is the 10th of the month prior to the month of publication. Because of the possibility of cancellations, we recommend that readers confirm the scheduling of an event before traveling any distance. Club information in the Club Directory is published on a rotating basis as space is available.

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CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE TELEPHONES: Over 85 different, genuine 1892-1983, parts, restorations. FREE Catalogue: We now offer our entire business for sale. phonecoinc@aol. com; (608)582-4124; w w w. p h o n e c o i n c . com. (12) DEALER RETIREMENT SALE: 1,000 pieces of good vintage costume jewelry, plus cases, displays, reference books and more! Call (320)6343738 (0)

GOT RECORDS? Clean, playable vinyl reasonably priced. DLJ @ Mall of Saint Paul (Selby and Fairview) & DLJ @ School House Mall (Hixton, WI). I buy record collections. David (763)780-8422. (TFN)

ANTIQUE HARDWARE, lights, doors, etc. for older homes. 2,000 sq. ft. of stuff. Also, furniture hardware. NORTHWEST ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE, 981 Selby Ave, St. Paul, MN. (651)644-9270 or email: pmanly8376@ C O L L E C T I B L E aol.com (TFN) SIGNS, MILITARY, BREWERIANA, CAST IRON, STERWANTED LING / GOLD JEWELRY. Many items for WANTED: ANTIQUE the Man Cave / Wom- SAFE under two feet an Den. Ask for DDS tall and an old (1920’s areas, Gateway An- - 1940’s) Barber Chair. tique Mall, Rogers MN. Call or text (320)441(763)428-8286. (2) 8027 (0)

~ LIVING ESTATE SALE ~ ~ John Horan ~

Fri: Feb 20, 11-6 • Sat: Feb 21, 10-5 • Sun: Feb 22: 11-3

214 2nd Street, Waterville, MN

John is an artist and has been an avid collector for years. He has many unique, unusual and one-of-a-kind items. Mission-style furniture including: desk, library table, lamps, plant stands, coat rack * wicker pieces including: sofa, chairs, lamps, buggies * oak drop front desk * barrister bookcase * round oak table w/3 leaves & 6 chairs * fall front secretary * leaded glass buffet w/mirror * mirrored marble-top dresser w/hanky drawers & lamp stands * Scurve roll top desk * parlor table * corner double curved door china cabinet * 2 wingback chairs * library table & chair * showcases * wooden chairs * square wood table * glass-top end table * Chinese carved table * lighted curio spool cabinet * art deco Grandfather clock * sm sewing table * 1800’s trunk * magazine stands * wrought iron wash stand * wooden icebox * butcher block * pr/slag glass nightlights * lamps including: pr/Frank Lloyd Wright style, hanging, art deco, Gone w/the Wind, mannequin * 2-1/2’ x 5’ stained glass in wood case w/lights * gramophone w/horn * German concertina * German Stradivarius violin * child’s piano * record player * musical instrument box * transistor radios * inkwell writing box * wooden horse * camel back clock * Dutch wall spice rack * coffee grinders * copper items * reamers * trunk * one-of-a-kind turtle jewelry box * quilts * prints * porcelain portraits * framed bicycle posters * framed Bill Graham concert posters * amber types & tin types in frames * shadow box * Magic Lantern glass slides in box * RW crocks * Roseville jardinière on stand * Meissen figurine * stemware * Limoges pieces * china pieces * pottery including: Roseville, Weller, Majolica, Rookwood, VanBriggle * Cloisonné pieces * Royal Doulton figurines * perfume bottles * Toledo coin-operated platform scale * duck decoys * peanut machines * books * signed limited first editions Franklin Library First Edition Society bookends * price guides * Nazi knives * WWII artillery officer sword * WWII naval officer sword * bayonets * Michelob spinning clock light * Busch Nascar neon light * bronze sculptures including: Last of the Mohicans, Remington Cowboy in Storm, P.J. Mene Mounted Hunter 2/2 Hounds, Barye Arab on Horse – others by Pancetta and Frederick Remington * Chinese art items * Asian artifacts * African artifacts from Zaire * pre-Columbian artifacts including: pottery, coco bag * ancient Egyptian artifacts including: coins, stamps, amulets * Native American artifacts including: beaded items, peace pipes, arrowheads * painted buffalo skull * life size carved Kaw-liga Indian and MANY OTHER ITEMS!!!! TREASURES ABOUND!!!!!!!!!! • Numbers will be handed out at 10am on the first day. • • It is requested that your shoes be removed upon entering the house. • Sale conducted by: AUNT PEARL’S ATTIC ESTATE SALES

WANTED TO BUY: SERVICES Old comics, old toys, postcards, and old DOLL REPAIR & photos. Call Dave: APPRAISALS: De(651)503-0642 (9) mi’s Doll Studio and Hospital: www. CANING & demisdollstudio. WICKER com. / demisdollREPAIR studio@comcast. net. (BF9) CHAIR CANING, starting at $1/hole. JOE’S CHANDELIER Wicker repair, rush, CLEANING, LLC. seat weaving. Only 1 Chandelier cleanhour from Mpls. Deb- ing, rewiring, & repair bie (507)964-5887, services. Insured. DebGaryW@gmail. Free local estimates. com. (8) Joe Schwab, Proprietor. (651)338-9515 PERSONAL or jschwab22@comPROPERTY cast.net. (0) APPRAISAL SCHOOL SPECIALTY SHOWS & SALES BE A CERTIFIED PERSONAL PROP- FANTASTIC ANERTY APPRAISER TIQUE TO MODin one weekend. ERN DOLL, BEAR & Tuition as low as ORIGINAL ARTIST $295. Free cata- SHOWS bring the log - (507)995-7803. Mermaid Event CenContinental Ap- ter in Mounds View praisal School, PO alive in February, Box 346, Mankato, May, September, and MN 56002. www. November! www. AuctioneerSchool. CPromotionsPlus. com. (1) com (SCH)

SHOPS ASK FOR DEALER #89 & #90 booth when you shop Antiques America, Hinckley. Great selection! Fair prices! Great Shop! (FWS) VISITING NW MINNEAPOLIS AREA? Visit 2 Birds Antique Emporium, 8509 W Broadway, Brooklyn Park, MN. Open 2nd and 3rd weekends. Like us on facebook/2 Birds Antique Emporium for hours and information. (FWS)

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507-263-7373 Auctioneers: J Stevens MN Lic # 19-160, K Stevens #19-159

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WRITERS PRODUCTION Britt Aamodt Pat Turner, Jim Billings Production Supervisor Les Broich Virginia Broich Tara Pitschka, Julie Holmqist Compositor Donald-Brian Johnson Amanda Thooft, Steve Ketcham Compositor Joan Sween

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How do you tell a bare lie from a bear lie? by Joan Sween It was 20 degrees below zero outside and (I swear) three below inside the mall. A month or so ago, the mall manager, Shirley, had tired of the dealers switching the temperature around, and, worse, leaving it set on high all night. She had put a lock box over the thermostat, set at a permanent 70 degrees. But my work partner and I were freezing. I called Shirley. “Shirley, we’ve got to turn the heat up; it’s freezing in here.” “No, it’s not,” she said, “the thermostat is set for 70.” “The mall’s got 14foot ceilings; all the heat is rising to the top. It’s three below down on the floor level, and every time a customer comes through the 2 ps t Sho Grea to get to y s st Ea almo from here! w y n A

door, we get a sub-zero blast.” “All right, I’ll stop by late-afternoon and check things out,” she said. “Meanwhile, you should be able to deal with a little chilliness.”

had a coffee slushy. I was muttering some heated (ha ha) comments about our mall manager when I called her again. “Shirley, it’s so cold in here the coffee is frozen. We’re going to start selling it as Chilly Cappuccino.” “Oh ha, ha, ha, ha!” she laughed delightedly. “You can’t fool me, Joan, I’ve gotten used to your sense of humor!” “I’m not making this up!” I said as she hung up, still laughing. Shortly thereafter we had another series of incidents. When customers pulled their warm hands from their pockets to pick up and examine a delicate glass goblet, it would shatter in many pieces due to the temperature difference.

It was 20 degrees below zero outside and (I swear) three below inside the mall. Chilliness! Lateafternoon! We were not Eskimos! I poured myself a cup of coffee. It should warm me up a little while I braced myself to call her again. The coffee poured strangely. It6-16-09 was half frozen. I

I called Shirley again. “We’ve got to heat the mall up; people are breaking crystal stemware right and left, just by touching it with warm hands.” “That’s a good one!” chuckled Shirley. “I have visions of the shop floor littered with glass--Not!” “It’s just like that!” I said. “I’ll bet you could be a success as a standup comic, you’re so inventive!” “I’m not making this up!” I shouted. “See you later this afternoon!” she giggled and hung up. My work partner and I sat huddled and shivering in our coats until lunch time, only to discover that our bag lunches had frozen solid. I had egg salad on the rocks and my

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By Joan Sween partner had macaroni and ice chips. I called Shirley and reported this-emphasis on possible starvation. The conversation went pretty much the same. Her delight at my creativity. My insistence that “I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP!’ That did it! Something had to be done to make this woman understand our problem. I knitted my brows. I turned all my supposèd creativity loose. I got an idea and got on the phone one more time. “Shirley,” I whispered, “I have to be quiet so I don’t wake him up. A black bear has pushed its way in through the doors and made itself a nest in the quilts in booth 14. He ate our frozen lunches

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and smeared egg salad and cheese all over the quilts. I’ve called Animal Control, but if he wakes up before they get here, we’ll be in big trouble. You’ve heard the old adage of a bear in a china shop? You might want to come and check the damage. Maybe while you’re here you could turn up the thermostat.” She let out a loud screech and shouted, “I’m on my way! Don’t wake up the bear!” Funny thing. She

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© 2015 Joan Sween

Joan Sween, a former English teacher and dramaturge, is an antiques dealer in southeastern Minnesota who has written three books: Nice Girls Don’t Bite, a paranormal mystery featuring two Minnesota Nice antiques dealers; a collection of her columns titled Dealer’s Choice; and Deathblow: The Encore Killer Always Returns.

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