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    EVIEWS

     

    T h e g o to ne w s l e tte r f o r S pr ing f ie l d a nd S u r ro u n di ng A r e a ’ s Antiq u e , V inta g e , a nd Ju s t P l ai n Fu n Ju n ki n ’  S to r e s  

    Inside this issue:

    Map of Stores 2-4

    Directory of shops 2-4

    Events Page 5

    Ruby’s Review

    Contact Info:

    Email: Rubysreviewsnews-

    [email protected]

    Facebook.com/rubys vin-

    tage rendition

    Cheryl Buehler,

    Publisher (541) 844-6875

    Deadline for the June

    Issue is May 25th for Ads

    and Articles - Advertising

    Rate available by request.

    Press Release articles are

    $50 limited to 250 words,

    photos may be included;

    they cannot be returned.

     April/May 2016

    Volume , Issue

    The newsletters namesake

    Ruby (our vintage trailer)

    Interview with Janice John- 

    ston, owner of Primrose Lane

    in Coburg

    How long have you been in

    the antique/vintage business?

    Over 40 years, my husband built

    a garage on 15 acres with

    McKenzie River frontage. We

    lived with 3 young children in

    our garage for 5 years while we

    saved money to purchase the

    materials to build our house.

     We were very frugal. My pur-

    chase of a $3.00 covered pedestal

    bowl was a waste of money when

    the red was the wrong shade of

    color. Later I saw one (red

    moon and stars) at Mona’s An-

    tiques at Oakway Mall. She sold

    mine for $65 and offered to rent

    me a $40/month space in her

    shop. I kept that space for years

    and went into Alethalou Mer-

    cantile on Pioneer Parkway also.

    I learned the business end from

     Alethalou. I have owned my own

    shop in Coburg for 17 years.

     What attributes to your success

    and longevity in the antique

    business?  Treating my custom-

    ers as guests. Being kind and

    really listening. If something

    isn’t working, I change it. Con-

    tinually re-inventing myself.

    How did you come up with the

    business name?  My daughter,

     Jennifer suggested Primrose Lane

    from the old song “Primrose

    Lane……life’s a holiday on Prim-

    rose Lane.” 

     What is your biggest buying

    regret? I don’t have any. Sure,

    I’ve made a lot of purchase mis-

    takes, but I learned from them

    all! If I paid too much and find

    it isn’t selling, I sell at my cost

    and make my money liquid

    again and hopefully buy smarter

    the next time.

     What do you enjoy the most

    about your business?  My cus-

    tomers! I enjoy getting to know

    my guests, but I must confess

    that I love to talk to the kids the

    most. They are like little spong-

    es and are so eager to learnabout the “olden days”. I love to

    tell them about our house being

    the oldest one in Lane County.

    It was built in 1850 by Jacob

    Spores (Spores Bridge) and John-

    ny Diamond who discovered

    Diamond Peak and Diamond

    Lake. Everyone loves to see the

    room in the house that was used

    as a barn for the milk cow and

    chickens. Continued on Page 4

    If Primrose Lane’s Walls Could Talk…….. 

    Time Travelers of Oregon Antique

    Mall Expands to Main Street! After nearly a year of high antici-

    pation, Time Travelers of Ore-

    gon Antique Mall will finally

    begin the move to their newly

    expanded location at 2020 Main

    Street in Springfield Mid-April

    2016!

     Jeff and Cheri Gielish started

    Time Travelers of Oregon An-

    tique Mall in October 2013 with

    only 2,600 Square Feet and 12

    Dealers. They quickly expanded

    in December 2013 to 5,600

    Square Feet and 30+ Dealers

    and have been “busting at the

    seams” ever since.

     At their new location, situated

    in the Historic & Former Para-

    mount Grocery Store Building

    on the corner of 21st and Main,

    they will occupy over 12,000

    Square Feet, making them the

    Largest Antique Mall in Lane

    County! Continued on Page 5

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    1. Indulge 1461 and The Blue

    Pig Cafe

    1461 Mohawk Blvd

    (541) 747-3185

    Hours: Tues-Sat 9-5

    Indulge1461.com  

    2. The Mercantile

    145 Pioneer Pkwy E

    (541) 726-1818

    Hours: Mon-Fri 10:30-5:30

    Sat 10-6, Sun 12:30-5

    3. Haven

    349 Main Street(541) 746-9961

    Hours: Tues-Sat 10-5

    4. Trash n Treasures 

    440 Main Street

    (541) 726-9656

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6

    5.  Antique Peddlers

    612 Main Street

    (541) 747-1259

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5

     Antique-peddlers.com  

    6. Time Travelers of Oregon

     Antique Mall

    2020 Main Street

    (541)357-5468

    Hours: Tues-Sun 10-5

    7. The Vintage Industry

    143 21st Street

    (541) 744-1112

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5 

    8. Cedar Sage & Roses

    2104 Main Street

    (541) 746-3966

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5

    9. Little Shop of Hoarders

    2251 Main Street

    (541) 954-5106 (Text)

    Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5 Sun 11-3

    Cash only/Check with ID

    10. Sweet Salvage

    4434 Main Street

    (541) 217-7346

    Hours: Tues-Sat 10-5

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     Would you like to have your shop added to

    Ruby’s Reviews? 

    Please contact us at

    [email protected]

    or (541) 844-6875 call or text

    *please be sure and call ahead to ensure listed store hours are current.

    Coburg 

    1. The Oregon Handwork Studio 

    91003 S. Willamette Street

    (541) 485-1373

    Hours: Tues-Sat 10:30am-5:30pm

    Sun 11am-5pm

    faceook.com\theoregonhandworkstudio

    [email protected]

    2. Primrose Lane

    91032 S. Willamette Street

    (541) 341-1662

    Hours: Wed-Sat 10am-5pm

    [email protected]

    3. Retro Rejuvenation 

    326974 East Pearl Street

    (541) 954-3011

    Hours: Tues-Thurs & Sat 11am-5pm,

    Fri & Sun 12pm-5pm

    [email protected]

    Springfield

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    CRESWELL

    1. Burlap and Lace

    240 W. Oregon Ave

    (541) 895-4680

     Wed-Sat 12pm-6pm

    COTTAGE GROVE

    1. 5 Flying Monkeys 

    501 E. Main Street

    (541) 767-0973

    Hours Tues-Sat 10am-6pm

    2. Timeless Treasures

    527 E. Main Street

    (937) 974-6918 (text)

    Hours: Tues-Sat 12pm-5pm

    [email protected]

    Glenwood, Eugene

    1. Glenwood Flea Market

    3758 Franklin Blvd,

    Glenwood, Eugene

    (541) 741-4141 or (541)

    514-0084 Hours: Tues-

    Thurs 12pm-5pm Fri-

    Sat 9:30am-5pm

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    Primrose Lane cont’d fromI feel good about teaching my customers how

    to find the true, most accurate value of their

    items when they want to sell Grandma’s stuff

    or downsize their own possessions. If I don’t

     want to buy their items I direct them to the

    shops that will most likely buy them.

    I love to research old items and learn as muchas I can about them. My pricing is determined

    more by what I pay than what the books or

    computer say about the value.

    Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10am to

    5pm Located at 91032 S. Willamette Street

    Coburg (541) 341-1662

     JUNCTION CITY

    1. Primtiques 95400 Hwy 99E

    (541)321-3644 (541)232-4490 cell

    Hours: Sat 11am-4pm

    2. Daffodil Antiques 1350 Ivy Street

    (541)234-2266

    Hours: Tues-Sat 11am-5pm

    3. Courtyard on Sixth 264 West 6th Avenue 

    541) 234-2160 

    Hours Mon-Sat 10am-6pm 

    4. Time and Again Collectibles and Gifts 

    177 West 6th Avenue 

    (541) 223-3316 

    Hours Mon-Sat 10am-6pm 

    5.  Vintage 541 93006 Hwy 99 South

    (541) 234-2399 Open for events only, next event is

     April 15 &16 (please see events listed on page 5)

    6. Treasures from the Heart 

    90034 Prairie Road, Eugene 

    (541) 688-5840 

    Hours Thurs-Sat 12pm-6pm 

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    Calendar of Events:

     April April 7th-10th Thursday through Sunday:

    The Vintage Industry Spring Garden

    Event  , 143 21st Street, Springfield Thursday

    5pm to 8pm, closed during the day to pre-

    pare for event. Friday & Saturday 10am-5pm,

    Sunday 12pm-5pm

     April 7th-10th Thursday through Sunday :

    Blackberry Junction Spring Antique and

    Vintage Marketplace , 3700 Knox Butte

    Road E., Albany Thurs 4pm-8pm ($) Friday

    and Saturday 10am-7pm, Sunday 10am-4pm

     April 15th & 16th Friday & Saturday :

    Vintage 541 Spring Marketplace, 93006

    Hwy 99 S, Junction City, (1/3 mile South of

    the Hwy 36 stoplight behind American Pride

    Glass) Friday 4pm –7pm & Saturday 10am-

    4pm

     April 23rd Saturday: Plucky Maidens

    Spring Junk Fest , Lane County Fair-

    grounds, Eugene, 10am to 4pm ($)

     April 23rd Saturday: Treasures from the

    Heart Celebrate Spring, 90034 Prairie Road,

    Eugene 10am-6pm

     April 30th Saturday: Vintage Trifles Spring

    Cleaning Sale: 5020 Daniel Street South,

    Salem 9am-3pm

    May

    May 7– 8 Saturday & Sunday: Burlap and

    Lace, Open House, 240 West Oregon Ave,

    Creswell, Bring Mom in for Tea and Cookies

    May 7-8 Saturday & Sunday: Creswell Com- 

    munity Wide Garage/Yard Sales

    May 14th Saturday: Coburg Clutter Clean

    Out, Throughout the city of Coburg starting

    at 9am

    May 20th & 21st Friday & Saturday: Rusty

    and Primitive Treasures Spring Flea Market

    106 S. 10th Street, Cottage Grove

    Friday 5pm-8pm $ and Saturday 9am-5pm

     June June 3rd & 4th Friday & Saturday: Sweet

    Salvage-Spring into Summer Vintage Fair ,

     Walterville Grange, Walterville, Friday 5pm-

    9pm, Sat 9am-4pm

     June 18th Saturday: Treasures from the

    Heart Junque in the Trunk:   90034 Prairie

    Road, Eugene 9am-4pm

     July

     July 23rd Saturday : Egge Acres Vintage

    Marketplace , 30873 Crossroads Lane West,Eugene

     July 29-30 Friday & Saturday: Burlap and

    Lace Summer Event:  240 West Oregon Ave,

    Creswell 10am-5pm

     August

     August 5th & 6th Friday & Saturday: Barn- 

    stormer Vintage Fair  , Expo Jackson Coun-

    ty Fairgrounds, 1 Peninger St, Central Point,

    Oregon, Friday-4pm-9pm, Saturday 9:30am-

    4:30pm $

     August 26 & 27 Friday & Saturday Rusty

    and Primitive Treasures Vintage Flea Mar- 

    ket, Shady Oaks 77380 Hwy 99 S, Cottage

    Grove Friday 4pm-8pm early buyers $

    September

    September 11th Sunday: Coburg Antique

    Fair 8am-4pm, Vendor information availa-

    ble at www.coburgorchamber.com or call

    Denise Johnson (541) 514-4523 

     All Events are listed

     free of charge.

    If you know of an upcoming

    event you would like us to

    share with our readers please

    contact us at:

    [email protected]

    or (541) 844-6875 call or

    text.

    When heading out junkin’  for the

    day be sure and wear comfy shoes,

    dress in layers and don’ t forget the

    sunblock. Try and take the biggest

    vehicle you have available to haul

    all your treasures home.

    JUNKIN’ FUN TIPS 

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    Negotiate with skill and grace, avoid excessive

    low offers that will insult dealers. General rule

    is that most are willing to come down 10 to 15

    percent. Remember cash is king!

    JUNKIN’ FUN TIP 

    Time Travelers Cont’d from Page 1 

    There will be over 50 extremely talented

    Dealers offering a broad variety of Real An-

    tiques, Primitives, Advertising, Collectibles,

     Art, Ephemera, Vintage Clothing and Jewel-

    ry, Salvage and Décor. In addition, they will

    also feature Gift & Home Décor, Candles,

     Artisan Jewelry, Soaps, Lotions, Exclusive

    CeCe Caldwell Paints, Furniture Hardware,

    Repurposing Supplies, and SO much more!

    There will truly be something for everyone!

    Collectors, Treasure Seekers, Home Decora-

    tors and for both Casual and Adventurous

    Shoppers!

    Time Travelers of Oregon Antique Mall is

    open 7 Days a week ~ Monday through Sat-

    urday 10:00am – 5:00pm and Sundays

    12:00pm – 5:00pm.

    In addition, Time Travelers will conduct

    many Special Events, throughout the year

    including their very popular “Antique Street

    Faire” and other Holiday/Seasonal Activities. 

    For ongoing information, please visit their

     website: www.timetravelersoforegon.com and

     while you are there, please sign up on the

    “Mailing List” to receive regular notifications.

    Thank you to all of those who have discov-ered and supported us over the past 2+ years.

     We couldn’t have done this without you, our

    amazing dealers or our wonderful family and

    friends. We look forward to continuing to

    serve our regular patrons, as well as welcom-

    ing new shoppers to our new venue. No mat-

    ter how big the building, Time Travelers

    remains dedicated to being a friendly and

    inviting destination.

    Time Travelers of Oregon Antique Mall ~

    “Enter as Strangers, Leave as Friends”  

    New Address

    will be 2020

    Main Street,

    Springfield

    (541) 357- 

    5468.

    Cheri and Jeff Gielish

    Call or Text us for

    advertising rates

    and events at

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    From Ruby’s Reviews Publisher:

    Hello everyone and welcome to our spring issue, we have a

    lot of great events coming up so be sure and check out and

    save the Calendar of Events on page 5.

     We have expanded to Coburg for this issue and oh what

     wonderful shops this little town has. Be sure and let them

    know you found them in Ruby’s Reviews Newsletter. For

    this issue we visited with Janice Johnston, owner of Prim-

    rose Lane in Coburg, she is such a lovely person and her

    shop is absolutely charming. There are treasures galore,

    definitely worth the drive out to beautiful Coburg.

    I would like to extend a special thank you to all the adver-

    tisers in this issue. We really do appreciate your business.

    Please help Ruby’s Reviews in supporting them. Thank you

    again for reading our newsletter; if you would like to share

    any thoughts or ideas with us please feel free to contact us

    at: [email protected]

    or (541) 844-6875 call or text

    Cheryl Buehler, Editor &Publisher Ruby’s Reviews Newsletter

    and Owner of Willow & Burlap located inside Time Travelers

    of Oregon Antique Mall

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