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1 PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID SPANISH FORK, UTAH PERMIT NO. 8 A N T I Q U E S R A R E & U S E D B O OK S C OI N S C OL L E C T I B L E S 000 s of GI Joe 880 s Childs Bed LDS Books Volume / Number March 007 It s Easter Time St. Patrick s Day Greetings, 9 Roam 0,000 sq ft in the Historic 890 s Young Men s Co-Op with the newly remodeled upstairs Antique Mall just opened! 7 N. Main St Spanish Fork Open Tues - Sat 0am-6pm. Monday s sometimes In this issue: Life in Round Valley Scipio business owners Gary and Monique Hudson talk about starting over in Central Utah 6 Calendar of Events Book Review -8 Map Section

2 page march 007 Extra, extra read all about it! The Deseret Antique Times rolls of the press What is the Deseret Antique Times? The Deseret Antique Times is a fresh, new look at antiques and collectables in the West. The new paper will serve areas of Utah, southern Idaho, western Colorado, and northern Arizona. Some of the exciting features of the Times include: Full color pages Business information and advertising Shop Locator Maps Calendar of events for auctions, trade shows and other unique events Feature articles that spotlight stores and collectors Auction and show reviews and much more The Deseret Antique Times is a quality publication that is dedicated to both sellers and buyers that strives keep to the love and interest of antiques and collectables alive and well in the west. We will do this by providing a monthly periodical available by subscription and free to customers at local stores. As editors, we have years of combined experience in the antiques and book business, and 0 years in the newspaper business. We are excited about the look and content of your (yes, we feel it is your paper as well as ours) new newspaper, and about providing service to the great stores and collectors in our area. To make this a success we will look to you for quality content and suggestion from both buyers and sellers. Please fell free to contact us at The Deseret Antique Times, 7 North Main Street, Spanish Fork, UT Look for more quality issues to come! Kara Morris Donnie Morris Attention Dealers: If you have a story, photos or a press release, please consider submitting it to the Times for publication. Please editor@deseretantiquetimes.com with your information and it will be considered for the following publication. 7 North Main St. Spanish Fork, UT 8660 (80) Kara Morris Editor Donnie Morris Editor Steve Hardman Layout and Design Christy Hardman Writer The Deseret Antique Times is published each Month by Confetti Antiques & Book, 7 North Main St., Spanish Fork Utah For subscription or advertising information call (80) The entire content of this publication is Copyright 007 Deseret Antique Times. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of the editor or publisher. Mustang CustoM Leather saddles antique saddles gun leather chinks chaps saddle bags dress belts vests Traditional horse and cowboy goods Frank aydelotte craftsman (80) 6-0 Orem, Utah 808

3 Honest Jon s Historic Hills House Antique GAllery Specializing in quality American Antiques. Located across from the Salt Palace. Open daily except Sunday or by appointment. 6 South 00 West (80) 9-8

4 page march 007 Spotlight: Round Valley Collectiques Christy hardman Times Writer As you may well know, Scipio is not a metropolis. As one man put it, It appears that the primary industry in town is selling gas. But that s not entirely true. On Main Street, across from the Fire Hall, is a two story salt box building that used to be the Antelope Inn. It operated as a hotel/bus terminal for the Trailways and Greyhound north and south routes. Now the building houses an antique store, Round Valley Collectiques, owned by Gary and Monique Hudson. Gary said they still have a mercantile sign up from 90. The sign reads, Sold from Alaska to Australia. The Hudsons have been in the antique business for about nine years since he retired from being a general contractor for mines in the Yukon Territory. You never want to retire from life all the way, he said. I ve always been a collector of odds and ends, so we came out here to Scipio. We had such a big building we thought we d better do something with it, so we decided on an antique store. Gary said that they have redone all of the rooms, but they don t rent them out. We keep them up so the kids and grandkids have a place to stay when they come, he said. Gary said they moved to Scipio because that s where their grandkids are. Gary started with a collection of coins and some license plates, but from there his collections have grown and grown. He said the biggest portion of his antiques come from people downsizing. People move into a smaller house, and they just don t want to move all their stuff with them, he said. One lady said she d had her dishes for 0 years and she d never used them, and she wasn t about to move them again. People usually will haul their things here before they would throw them out. Gary said he s learned a lot through the years. Little by little you learn, but you never really learn everything, he said. One of the things Gary said he s learned is to always be fair. If someone comes in with something that s worth a large amount of money, well, you d better give it to them. That way we can both make a dollar off it. Gary said his collection consists of various kinds of glass, tools, license plates, dishes, traps and some furniture. They carry a lot of old wood doors and windows that are popular in decorating. He also has some quilts from the 800s to the 90s. After a while it gets to be quite a variety, he said. You ve got to have it, because people want it. Gary said that people trade license plates like trading cards, and they re always looking for ones they don t have. The biggest part of the Hudson s business comes from out of town. People that are passing from Salt Lake to St. George make it a point to stop here, or people heading along the back way to the national parks. We have a lot of repeat customers, he said. Round Valley Collectiques is right in the middle of Scipio. Gary said it s about the only other building in town outside the Dairy Queen on the interstate. The store part of the building is all original. We ve left it like it was when it was originally built, so it ll have that same quaint feel, the same plaster with cracks in it. It s really got a fun character, he said. Steve Hardman / The Deseret Antique Times Round Valley Collectiques in Scipio is housed in the old Antelope Inn. Proprietors Gary and Monique Hudson started the business after moving to Utah from Alaska nearly a decade ago.

5 march 007 page Book Review: A latter-day guide Awakening To Our Awful Situation Warnings from the Nephite Prophets By Jack Monnett Nauvoo House 006 Awakening to Our Awful Situation takes readers to the here and now of scripture and warnings from this dispensation s living prophets. Using Moroni s poignant description of the latter-days as a guide, while also considering the writings of other Book of Mormon prophets, Dr. Jack Monnett contrasts current events of today with those of the ancient Americans. Pertinent but little known historical information is unfolded to help the reader understand the relevance of revelation and the role of Church members in today s world. Awakening to Our Awful Situation introduces Latter-day Saints to American events and political practices that are frequently disturbing. Weaved with scripture and writings from latter-day prophets are topics such as, America s world wars, major media networking, money and banking systems, public education, the war on drugs, the war on terrorism, and the United Nations. Particular attention is given to the events of 9/, the Oklahoma City bombings, and the Iraq war. Awakening To Our Awful Situation by Jack Monnett uses scripture and latterday references to give relevance to revelation and the role of LDS church members in today s world. Dear Miss Bee Haven Dear Miss Bee Haven, I have a bunch of old postcards and greeting cards that were my grandmother s. I want to keep them, but I am not sure how to store them. I thought of putting them in a scrapbook but I am not sure how to stick them in the scrapbook without risking ruining the paper or the writing on the back. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Scared of Scrapbooking Elk Ridge, Utah Dear Scared & Scrappy, Preserving the past correctly is important. Always use acidfree or archival quality materials for preserving paper and cloth items. The easiest way to place the postcards on a page is to get photographic mounting corners that stick to the pages. You put one on each corner, and then the postcard can be slipped into the corners without tape or damage to the postcard. You can usually find these at an office supply store or photography store for a few dollars for a pack of Have fun! Miss Bee Haven If you have a question for Miss Bee Haven, please her at missbeehaven@deseretantiquetimes.com or write: Miss Bee Haven 7 North Main Street Spanish Fork, Utah 8660 Don t get it? You should.

6 page 6 march 007 Calendar of Events Ongoing (Weekends): Redwood Swap Meet 688 South Redwood Road West Valley, Utah (80) 97- Fantastic Indoor Swap Meet 77 South Cecatar Blvd. Las Vegas, Nevada (70) March 7 Silcox Auction a.m. (Preview 9 a.m.) Peteetneet, 0 South 600 East Payson, Utah (80) March, Hillboro Glass & Pottery Show and Sale Washington County Fairplex Hillsboro, Oregon (0) 60-9 March 9- Walter Larsen & Associates Antiques and Collectibles South Towne Expo Center 97 South State Street Sandy, Utah Thurs. & Fri. a.m. 8 p.m. Sat. a.m. p.m. April 6,7 RBF Vintage Collectibles Show Orange County Fair & Expo Center Building #0 Costa Mesa, Calif. (69) April - Antiques Marketplace McKay Events Center 800 West University Parkway Orem, Utah (80) April Silcox Auction a.m. (Preview 9 a.m.) Peteetneet, 0 South 600 East Payson, Utah (80) April 0- Denver Antique Show & Sale Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum 77 East Academy Blvd. Denver. Colo. (0) April - Salt Lake City Spring Book Sale 0 East 00 South Salt Lake City, Utah (80) -800 April 6-9 Hillsborough Spring Antique Show & Sale San Mateo County Expo Center Delaware & th Street San Mateo, Calif. (08) x. 8 April 7-9 Custer s nd Annual Spring Antique & Collectors Sale Spokane Fairgrounds Spokane, Wash. (09) April 8 Crossroads Doll & Teddy Bear Show Utah Fairpark 000 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 9 a.m. p.m.

7 Antiques MArketplAce Spring Show & Sale April,, & th, 007 at the McKay Events Center 800 West University Parkway in Orem, Utah A Collection of Respected Dealers from Utah & across the West! If you are looking for... Furniture, Art, Dolls, Jewelry, Glass, Pottery, Linens, Architectural, Lighting, Folk Art, Books and so much more... This is The Place! Show Hours: Friday 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday a.m. to p.m. Admission: Adults $.00 Seniors $.00 Under 6 Free! (Good for return!) For Dealer space and other information, Please Call: Rick or Gretchen or Brought to you By Silver teapot antiques

8 page 8 march 007 Auction Report: Silcox Auction On Feb. 0, 007, the Silcox Auction Company held its monthly auction at the Peteetneet Academy in Payson, Utah. There were 0 registered bidders that helped keep things going. It was a fun-filled day with a lot of fast talking and hands raised high, making the auction a great success. In the auction there were over 0 items ranging from antiques to new items. Some of the items were donated to help raise money for the Peteetneet Academy elevator fund. All of the proceeds from these sales went to help out the Academy. Some of the high selling items were: a nice English buffet sold at $97, a Grandfather clock at $90, a china cabinet at $0 and a Silk Brigham Young bookmark that sold for $. Other items that sold well were a Seth- Thomas kitchen clock for $9, an Schlitz advertising sign for $0 and a horse collar mirror for $60. Silcox Auctions would like to thank all those that come out and participated to make the auctions a success. Their next auction will be held on March 7, 007 at a.m. with a preview starting at 9 a.m. The auction is located at the Peteetneet Academy, 0 South 600 East in Payson, Utah. If you would like to be on the mailing list or want more information about the auction company, please contact Silcox Auctions at (80) and ask for Brad. Courtesy Photos Over 0 items were auctioned at the Silcox Auction held in February, 007 including an English buffet, a Grandfather clock, a china cabinet and a silk Brigham Young bookmark.

9 march 007 page 9 Durable caveman comics still valuable Linda Rosenkrantz Contemporary Collectibles Contemporary Americans have always gotten a kick out of caveman jokes complete with leopard-skin togs, big sticks and dinosaur companions. The Flintstones come to mind, as well as the B.C. comic strip. But predating both was the long-running Alley Oop strip, which began in the 90s and still appears daily. It provides an enduring and entertaining mix of fantasy adventure with a large dollop of humor. It was created by an Iowa-born cartoonist named V. or Vincent T. Hamlin. It first appeared on Dec., 9, initially as a daily strip, with a Sunday full page feature added a year later. The name of the strip and its lead character derived from the phrase used by French gymnasts and trapeze artists - Allez Oup! The strip was picked up by a minor syndicate, Bonnet-Brown, which folded six months later. Alley Oop was then bought by Newspaper Enterprise Association. It was launched on Aug. 7, 9, with the Sunday pages following the next year. It s been running seven days a week ever since. Hamlin definitely had a way with names, heavy on those with the vowel O. Oop was a righteous and energetic, if somewhat thick, simian-looking caveman, dressed in a garment resembling fur shorts, and lived in the land of Moo. Moo was ruled by King Guzzle and his daunting wife Queen Umpateedle. Oop s attractive, unprehistoric-looking girlfriend was named Oola. Oop s rhyming sidekick was Foozy, his enemies were King Guz and King Tunk, the ruler of the Lem Kingdom, and his pet stegosaurus was Dinny, his principal means of transportation. Dinny was probably an ancestor of the Flintstones Dino. Although Oop and Oola were Stone Age characters, they were able to experience a great deal of time travel when they found themselves in a time machine invented by the 0th century scientist Dr. Elbert Wonmug. It s been pointed out that this was a pun on the name Albert Einstein, which translates to one mug. The time machine transported them to many periods and civilizations, such as ancient Troy, Cleopatra s Egypt, medieval England, the Caribbean, the modern American West and even to the moon - in a storyline that anticipated the first moon landing. An amateur paleontologist, Hamlin provided scientific facts about dinosaurs in a box called Dinny s Family Album, Monsters of the Prehistoric Past, which was part of the strip for a time in the 90s. Alley Oop also had some non-newspaper incarnations. He appeared in comic books, beginning in 96, in the back pages of Dell s The Funnies and had comic books of his own on and off in the 90s, 0s, 60s and 90s. There were a few Alley Oop Big Little Books, and the caveman character appeared in animated form in segments of the 97 Archie Saturday morning TV show. In addition, the comics first fan award, given from 96 to 969, were called the Alleys. They consisted of a statuette of Oop. When Hamlin retired in 97, the drawing and writing was taken over by his former longterm assistant Dave Graue, who retired in 00. Currently, the tradition is being carried on by Jack and Carole Bender. Collectors appreciate Hamlin s skillful draftsmanship he was particularly adept Trademark of NEA reprinted by permission V.T. Hamlin illustrated this Alley Oop, panel in 9. Alley Oop was one of the most popular strips of the forties. Oop comics vary in value from less than $0 to around $8. at crosshatching his fluid brushwork, strong graphic design, sweeping sense of movement and a fanciful and colorful palette on Sundays. Especially collectible are the rare issues of the 90s anthology comic book Funnies, which also included Mutt & Jeff, Tailspin Tommy and several others and can now fetch more than $00 for a single copy. Linda Rosenkrantz has edited Auction magazine and authored books, including Beyond Jennifer & Jason, Madison & Montana: What to Name Your Baby Now (St. Martin s Press; $). She cannot answer letters personally. Courtesy of Copley News Service Collecting antique maps: a beginner s guide Neil Street VintageMaps.com founder California wasn t always attached to the west coast of the North American continent. It used to be an island. At least, that s what mapmakers, mostly European, believed for about 00 years, from around 60 to 70. So that s how they drew it on their maps. The Island of California, as it is commonly called, is just one of the innumerable collecting niches that are possible in the increasingly popular field of antique map collecting. Antique map collecting is a tradition that goes back hundreds of years, which is perhaps one reason why there is such an enormous amount of material, from the affordable to the prohibitively expensive, in circulation today. Two reasons for the popularity of antique map collecting are that antique maps appeal to a broad spectrum of people (for a variety of reasons) and they make very attractive framed pieces that can be enjoyed by many. The wide range of antique maps available today means that a novice can easily enter the field, although hopefully armed with a little caution and common sense. The best place to begin is with some reading. Two excellent books for the beginning collector are Collecting Old Maps by Francis J. Manasek, and Collecting Antique Maps: An Introduction to the History of Cartography, by Jonathan Potter. Armed with a little guidance from these excellent books, the new collector is likely to focus on a particular niche within the map collecting field. This is an important step, since it is by narrowing the focus that a beginner is able to most quickly gain the necessary expertise for successful, and enjoyable, collecting. However, the new collector should also take some time to look around before jumping into a chosen area. There are as many collecting areas as there are collectors, and a little time and effort spent exploring the field may lead to surprising and unique choices. What can a person expect to pay for an antique map? The price range is as wide, or wider, than almost every other field of antique collecting. Perfectly acceptable antique maps can be had for as little as $0. For those with a deep pocket, rare or hard-to-find maps can easily run into five or six figures. With the relatively low cost of entry, antique map collecting is an ideal choice for many individuals, combining wide opportunity for research and learning (history, geography, art, engraving, printing, politics, to name but a few) with the opportunity to display one s prizes in an attractive way. And for those who truly catch the bug, antique map collecting can become a passion that is limited only by the imagination.

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11 Introducing Antiques Rare and Used Books Coins Collectibles Do you love antiques? Then The Deseret Antique Times is for you. The Times is a monthly publication that is a must read for anyone interested in antiques, rare and used books, coins and collectibles. This attractive tabloid-size newspaper includes columns by area dealers and collectors, feature articles, store spotlights, a calendar of events, the ever important map section and much more. Distributed at the first of each month, The Deseret Antique Times is essential for any aficionado located in Utah, Idaho, western Colorado, Nevada and northern Arizona. If you would like to receive The Deseret Antique Times conveniently at your home or business, fill out the form below and mail it today! Subscription Form Name Address Phone Send or call : The Deseret Antique Times 7 North Main St. Spanish Fork, UT 8660 Telephone: (80) q year $.00 q years $8.00 q Check q Cash q Visa q Mastercard Card # Exp. Date Signature

12 page march 007 Searching for antiques and collectibles? Use our helpful maps to find what you re looking for: the antique and specialty shops located throughout Utah and old Deseret. MAP INDEX Page - Salt Lake City (downtown) Page - Salt Lake County Page - Central Utah (Utah County) Page 6 - Southern Utah Page 7 - Northern Utah Page 8 - Southern Idaho Some things in life are too good to miss Don t miss out on this The Deseret Antique Times is a perfect advertising vehicle to promote your special events and products in The Deseret Antique Times a must read for every collector and enthusiast. Charles J. Guiteau. Michigan, Great Salt Lake, Okeechobee, and Pontchartrain.. Edmund Fiske Green. April, 86. March, Eight 7. The spirit of the sea; sea devil. 8. Because formerly toast was placed in liquor as a delicacy. 9. Thomas Gray in On a Distant Prospect of Eton College. 0. Delaware

13 march 007 page Salt Lake City N Temple See Below 8 S Temple 00 S 00 S 00 S Downtown S 00 S 900 S Hills House Gallery Quality American Furniture National Historic Site 6 South 00 West, SLC, UT (80) W 00 W 6 00 W 7 W Temple 8 9 Main Street 0 State Street Antique s Road On Broadway 00 E 00 E 00 E 00 E 00 S (Broadway) 00 E 00 E 700 E 900 E N 00 E 00 E 00 S 700 S Elemente A haven for the discriminating used-furniture buyer W. Pierpont Ave., SLC, UT -700 Open M-F -6, Sat - Gallery Stroll rd Fri, 6-9 Generations Antiques Glassware ~ Pottery ~ Jewelry ~ Furniture 6 W. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) 8-06 Open Mon Fri, 0:0 :0, Sat - Classic Cars INTL Car Museum West 700 South Salt Lake City, UT (80) Brass Key Antiques Large Selection of American Oak & Accessories We are Moving, Keep an eye out 6 7 Moriarty s Antiques Antiques & Retro Furniture, Glassware, Garden 99 S. West Temple, SLC, UT (80) -707 Open Mon Sat, 0-6 Sun. Noon - Accentuate! Jewelry ~ Clothing ~ Gifts ~ Book Exchange 08 E. 00 South, SLC, UT Open Mon Sat, 8 Briar Patch Antiques Arsenic & Old Lace Jewelry ~ China ~ Lace ~ Linens ~ Furniture 60 E. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) - 9 The Country Home French & English Antiques 08 E. 900 South, SLC, UT (80) 8-0 Open Tues Fri, -:0 or by Appt Simply Home 0 South 900 East, SLC, UT (80) 87-8 Open Tue Sat, 0-6 Abode 70 S. 900 East., SLC, UT (80) 86-6 Open Tue Fri, -6 Ken Sanders Rare Books Utah ~ Mormon ~ Western First Editions ~ Fine Books 86 S. 00 East, SLC, UT (80) Litvin Gallery Antiques 8th & 9th Century Antiques 69 E. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) 8-00 Open Mon-Sat, 0-:0 Retro Rose Everything but the ordinary Retro ~ Shabby ~ Antique 07 E. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) Open Mon Sat, Vignettes Antiques An Eclectic Store East Broadway Salt Lake City, UT (80) 9-7 R.M. Kennard Antiques Utah s most complete Antique Shop E. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) Mon-Fri, -, Sat - 8 Antoinette s Fine vintage jewelry and gifts 9 Ease 00 South, SLC, UT (80) 9-9 Open Noon :0 except Sun & Wed 9 Jitterbug Antiques & Toys Toys ~ Collectibles ~ Antiques E. 00 South, SLC, UT Open Mon Sat, :00 :00 0 Thomson & Burrows Fine Furniture, Accessories, Lighting 80 South 00 East, SLC, UT (80) -060 Eborn Books Rare, Used, New and Out of Print Books 60 S 700 West, Suite B0 West Valley City, UT 89 (80) 96-90

14 page march 007 To Tooele 8 7 MAGNA State Street 00 S 700 S 00 S SUGARHOUSE 6 To Park City WEST VALLEY 800 S 600 S Redwood Road 800 S S 00 S MURRAY 900 E 000 E Holliday Blvd 9 Salt Lake County 6 To Copperton Bangerter Hwy S MIDVALE 00 W 700 W 700 S S 8600 S 900 S SANDY State Street 700 E 0600 S N 00 S DRAPER To Provo Edish China ~ Dinnerware ~ Crystal 8 E. 00 South, SLC, UT (80) Cobwebs Fun Stuff ~ Fair Prices 0 E. 00 South, SLC, UT 8-9 Open Mon Fri, - Sat - Sherry s Antiques Jewelry ~ Carnival Glass ~ Buttons 607 S. State, SLC, UT Open Tue Sat, - or by appt (78-79) nd Hand Chic / Miscellaneous 99 East 00 South, SLC, UT (80) -00 Mon Sat, 0-7 Sun - A Unique Blend European Antiques ~ Framed Mirrors 00 S. High land Dr., SLC, UT (80) 86-0 Open Mon. Sat, Plant Gallery House Pants ~ Orchids ~ Antiques Art ~ Buy ~ Sell ~ Appraisal 0 S. 00 E., SLC, UT Estates & Remainders Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Glass ~ Silver S. 00 W, SLC, UT (80) 87-0 Open Tues Sat, a.m.-6 p.m. 8 9 Vine Street Antiques 8 South State St, Murray, UT (80) 6-09 Open Mon -Thur, 0-6 Fri-Sat, 0-7 Sun - Antique Accents European Antique Furniture Decorative Accents & Fabrics 70 Holladay Blvd (0 E) The Pink Door 787 S State, Sandy, UT (80) 66-9 Open Tue, Wed, Thur 0-6 Fri- Sat -6 Gingerbread Antiques Furniture ~ Quilts ~ Glassware ~ Jewelry 80 S. 700 East, Sandy, UT (80) -666 Open -, except Tues and Sun Sandy Antique Mall Like an Antique Show every day Floors Great Parking 867 S. State, Sandy, UT (80) Cockle Hollow Antiques Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Advertising 76 S. 00 W (rear), SLC, UT (80) -00 Mon Fri, 0-6 (Sat & Sun, call first) Harmann s House of Antiques At Gardner Village 7800 S. 00 W. West Jordan, UT (80) Mon Sat, 0-8 Sisters Home Antiques & Consignments 86 S. Highland Dr. (80) 9- Open Mon Sat, -7 Sun - 6 Copperton Trading Post Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Junque License Plates ~ Used LDS & other Books Copperton, UT (80) Things Forgotten Toys, Collectibles, Antiques 8896 W. 700 South, Magna, UT (80) Saturday only - 8 C & H General Store Collectibles, Antiques, Gadgets, Gizmos 60 South Main, Tooele, UT (side Entrance) ()

15 march 007 page To Salt Lake City To Park City Central Utah Lehi N American Fork Pleasant Grove Orem Provo Heber City / Midway To Vernal Santaquin 6 Springville 7 Mapleton 9 Spanish Fork Payson 8 Salem 0 Helper Price To Grand Junction To Castle Dale To Mt. Pleasant To Nephi Lake City Antiques Old Advertising ~ Furniture ~ Trade Tokens N. 00 W., Am. Fork, UT (80) Open by chance or by appointment Star Mill General Store Furniture ~ Glassware ~ Tools ~ Art 7 E. 600 North, Am. Fork Closed for Winter. Open March 8 Rosebud Antiques Furniture, Tools, Books, Glassware, Primitives, Chair Caning South Main, Pleasant Grove, UT (80) Planted Earth Furniture ~ Chandeliers ~ Jewelry ~ Misc. 0 S State, Orem, UT (80) -0 Open Mon-Sat 9-6:0 Man in the Moon Antiques Buttons, Ephemera, Jewelry Primitive, Marbles, & more 0 W Center St, Provo, UT (80) Tasha s Antique Mall 0 N 000 W, Springville, UT (West Frontage Road I-) (80) 89- Mon-Sat, 0-6 Closed Sun 7 Treasures Antique Mall 0 N 000 W Springville, UT (West Frontage Road I-) (80) Open Mon-Sat, 0-6 Closed Sun 8 9 Confetti Antiques & Books,000 sq. ft. ~ Antiques ~ Rare Books ~ More! 7 N Main, Spanish. Fork, UT Open Tue-Sat, 0-6 Mon, Sometimes Carter s Antiques Pine ~ Glassware ~ Refinished Oak 0 North 00 East, Payson, UT (80) Hermies Antiques Furniture ~ Glassware ~ Collectibles S Main, Helper, UT () 7-0 Open Mon-Sat 0-:0 Helper Antique Mall 0 dealers ~ Space available S Main, Helper, UT () Open Mon Sat, 0- Closed Sun Hollyhock Antiques & Gifts N Center St, Midway, UT () 6-0 Winter Hours: Fri 0-, Sat -6

16 page 6 march 007 To Las Vegas N Cedar City St. George 9 8 Laverkin Beaver Ephraim Scipio Manti Salina Aurora Richfield Monroe Sevier Marysvale Koosharem Loa Fillmore Parowan 6 7 Circleville Panguitch Hatch Mt. Carmel Jct. Kanab To Provo & SLC Nephi Fairview Mt. Pleasant Escalante Southern To Grand Junction Utah Fairview Museum Gift Shop Things you want & need ~ old & new Great Art ~ History Museum 8 N 00 E, Fairview, UT () 7-96 Open Mon-Sat, 0-6 Sun, -6 Heart of Utah Antiques & Collectibles 6 W Main, Mt. Pleasant, UT Off scenic Hwy 89 () Open Fri & Sat - or by appt. () 6-9 Round Valley Collectiques Antiques, Collectibles, Gifts 9 N State, Scipio, UT () Open 9-6, Mon-Sat Time On Our Hands Antiques ~ Collectibles ~ Books N Main, Aurora, UT () 9-99 Open Wed-Sat, -6 Nothing New Antiques Antiques, Collectibles & Neat Stuff Over 0,000 Items 9 South Main, Richfield, UT () Cowboy Collectibles by CZR Western Antiques & Cowboy Collectibles N Main, Panguitch, UT () Open 0-6, Mon-Sat 7 Darlene s Country Treasures 7 E Center St, Panguitch, UT (Old City Library) Open Mon Sat, Affordable Treasures Espresso Bar ~ Antiques ~ Furniture 7 N Main, Parowan, UT () Open Mon-Sat, 0-6 Betty s Antiques & Collectibles Old West ~ Pottery ~ Glass ~ Wagon Wheels etc. 8 S Main, Cedar City, UT () 86-7 Open 7 days a week, 0-6

17 march 007 page 7 IDAHO UTAH Brigham City Richmond Logan Wellsville To Bear Lake N Northern Utah 6 7 Roy Ogden Sunset 8 Layton 9 0 To Salt Lake Kaysville Farmington Centerville Bountiful Old World Mercantile 80 W Hwy, # (exit 6) Brigham City, UT 80 () 7-00 Mon-Fri, 9-:0 Sat, 0-:0 Closed Sunday Country Village Antiques & Craft Mall ~70 Dealers 70 S. Main, Logan () Open Mon-Sat, 0:0-6:0 The Timeless Attic Antiques, Collectibles & Décor 67 Historic th Street, Ogden, UT (80) 9-88 (9-ATTIC) Artists and Heirlooms Antiques, Décor & Fine Art Gallery Historic th Street, Ogden, UT (80) Hours Mon Sat, 0-6 th Street Emporium & Antique Mall 09 Historic th Street, Ogden, UT 9-7 Hours Mon-Fri, 9-6 Sat 9- Abby s Antiques Mall Stone Post Antiques 6 7 Dealer discounts ~ 7,000 sq. ft. ~ Low prices Unique line Furniture, Glass & the Unusual 80 st St, Ogden, UT (80) W 800 N, Sunset, UT 79- Just off I- st St Exit East Freeway Exit, North block Open Mon-Sat, 0-6 Mon-Sat, 9- Fri, - 8 Main Street Memories Fine Furniture ~ Glassware ~ Collectibles 70 North Main St, Layton, UT Open Mon-Sat, 0:0-7:00 9 J. Hoss Inc. 7 N Main St, Kaysville, UT (80) 89-0 Open Mon-Thur, -6 Fri, - 0 Décor & More Antiques Furniture ~ Accessories ~ Linens 7 N Main, Kaysville (80) 9-69 Open Mon-Fri, -6 Sat, - The Copper Frog Early American & English Furniture 87 S Main Street, Kaysville, UT Mon thru Fri, - Sat, - or by chance y

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19 march 007 page 9 Get ready for an antique road trip To help the trip along, we are happy to provide some games and puzzles to keep you busy. Each edition of The Deseret Antique Times will feature a variety of games and challenges. junket (jun ket) noun a pleasure excursion, such as an outing; a journey. Synonyms: day trip; expedition; tour; trek, wandering American Heritage Dictionary According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the origin of of the word junket is basket in which fish are caught or carried. By 0 AD however, the meaning had shifted to feast or banquet, probably via the notion of a picnic basket and by 8, it had extended its meaning to signify a pleasure trip or excursion. Sudoku Puzzle Sudoku is a Japanese logic puzzle. The rules are simple: Each puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid, divided in nine blocks of x. Each row, column and block (x) must contain the numbers to 9 without repeating. Some spaces are filled in to give you a hand, but remember, there is only one possible solution for each sudoku, so be careful. Don t cheat the solution can be found on page. Easy Hard DID YOU KNOW? The word clock comes from the French word cloche meaning bell. The Latin for bell is glocio, the Saxon is clugga and the German is glocke. The first mechanical wind-up alarm clock that could be set for any time was patented by Seth E Thomas on October, 876. An alarm clock had been invented almost 00 years earlier by Levi Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire, but his alarm clock would only ring at a.m. Test your knowledge. Who was the man who shot President Garfield?. Which are the largest four lakes lying wholly within the United States?. What was the original name of John Fiske, librarian at Harvard and historical writer?. When was Lincoln assassinated?. When was the Constitution of the United States adopted? 6. How many planets are there in our solar system? 7. Who is Davy Jones? 8. Why is drinking to health called drinking a toast? 9. Who wrote Where ignorance is bliss, tis folly to be wise? 0. Which one of the states uses the term hundred as others use county? (answers on page ) 9 0

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