Billboard advertising (Oct 1916)

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Billboard " I've Read of Gold Mines —■ That's what a patron said to J. J. Williams when he saw his Ten-Pinnet ke big profits from Ten-Pinnet, "world's greatest bowling game." And ft time to do it. Get ready NOW for a profitable FaU and Winter business. Automatic Bowling—New and Fascinating! net profit. Ho o>k«p All*j a 39 to BO feet lo: Everybo d y playa T tore makes your receipt! near —just someone ta take in o Earning Big Profits All Over the Country "My two alleys are doing well; average!S300 per mo th lot the first two months, *26Q far the third and last month $326," says W. L. 1jppeolati. "Oar two alleys exceeded obi expectations an* your testimonials are not as good as we could fur- we only bad the room we could put in three alleys.*' This from John Vandcwalle. operated two alleys 72 days, an average P« day of 410.42, or a total for 72 days THE TEN-PINNET COMPANY, SZ VaoJBaren St-, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. San Francisco Facts WANTED For HOWE'S GREAT LONDON SHOWS r.™ Aerial Acta, Clown; (those playing in Clown Band preferred). Trombone, Trap »"<r Drummer, B-Flat Clarinet for big Show Band, Assistant Boss Cenvesmao and i .Workingmen in all departments for the Siie Show, Oriental Dancers. Address JERRY HDGIVArt, NUTT (SOUTHERN) NOTES p. H.u. BmUj Bin. V a iii .i fort unuTd asd Imprespts ceardj Briitow, Okla.,October 4th; Henryetta, 6th' Tahlequah. 6th; Sprinedale, Ark., 7th;' w», Him WikeBeld. Blitr VrLtir. «■ injtnni into \r* bill ai the Bid macuesi Marshfield Ho 9th rWs, Bourns eekksasas, Price tsaesaai H gg J djH en Itplnker ZL <bn SB. HB I. B_ 1 MO., urn. U[( ^ TjoneM^SlVer Weill- M SlIsl^SI,Littlejohn's United Shows 3S5™g»*? Want Concessions -irr o»r» a. s . ( .-. c „r P-n 'Legitimate Concessions of all kinds, write. COOK HOUSE open. Can place tut HMewTtu |« riastin. ib* di> for firit-cla«i gasoline man on Trip to Hare. Italian cornet and tuba, write. PROF, —net dare. I ROCCO CRELLA, AaheriUe, H. C, OH. 2-7. Yaai we'll star out alt winter. Cebotl PYri Ma So kookeS kb p—lo* I THOS. P. LITTLEJOHTf, Mgr. s.^aiSTlt a?i,"ik£5 to cL"i."'i; U irSl: FOR SALE-Splder CM Huston, with shipping crate, J16-03; one pair •* . Mexican Bob Cat. (fine specimens), SltCtjO. WANT GIRLS, FOR '49 SHOW rS'lfat be refined. Out all winter. Will send tickets. Wire ! n?* ( ^?..EI?*o7^ £Z . BATT1ATO, Band Master, l.arrisonhtirg. Va. WANTED,FOR SOUTHERN AMUSEMENT CO. i»L i-n aarrtMtf One strong bellyhoo show; also grind shows and men 1 LoT ?' V r^'-l t plantation show. Pullman ear accommodations for pet V™Vni o i t . STEVEIISOH, Mgr., Hecate, Okla.. Oct. 2d to 7tb; Clai ?sSwS Going South. Out all winter. H. B. Danville, < n performers for _.. Address DOR C. Claremore, Okla., ftth to 14th. REPERTORY NOTES WAN1ED-SHOWS, CONCESSIONS AND RIDES inaolee* Business Men's LT, MtoPafabttTK. Ohio. t loHowin* els". Tb* ueei Far MIAMISBDRO PAIL FESTIVAL, October IS, 20, 31, auspices Business Men'! Club, nothing but first-class, clean attractions neri ^ppl?^ Write Wheeler Bros.' Hew Model Shews 'm fit/ 5 *" "j^ ML ^ 1 '*"""^j*-^ W **** I *^t^?^* > sjl'***^L^^ l ""°''^" § snssf" b!^ii~*^,' we? < kaa« l *la '"iSerkj^S . . EaTte tsa" , fJit ^B»*to*ew l Nr 'ea' elf Slsffsffffi ssssijsaa sssCmURIApjM Saaweaaa a e k s s ssdaa, aaasna krid i—ww wtta grVtg 1 M. »* .ike .«mSm gs^aajha •e^w^^rSjsa^ £wneCTjfSSV% m. weOtom eem-nW tkrcnm «- »*•