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THE BILLBOaLRD • Audu^^^. 00 I '•ulaoaKvfili. We want to give yoa aB tab and LAST WARN- IN& A paieD^ No. 52196^ Jus been nanted to us i0vU« m flK esdnheiUht to Hake, manu- factoK and oBer bir sale oar Fiir Tkinuned Dainty Maids or BewUes. We will prosecute to the full extent of the law all infringers. Do not take chances. Buy only our Dainty Maids or Bewties and he assured of A Hi season's Im^kss. ' FAIR AND CARNIVAL SUPPLY COMPANY i2e nFTH avehOc new vouk env SATIN PILLOWS COLORED FRINGE MOTWR asiBi SWEETHEtn REMEMBER ME mn-ME-NOT HilER THERT MOINER VERSE eOUEIISIIN " KUnCTUY ' WESTERN MT LEHHEI CO. P. O. Box 484. Tabop Opm ^'dg.,. QUICK I service! : PCHVER,COLO. WANTED--RIIIES, SHOWS, CONCESSIONS, A GOOD CARNIVAL COMPANY, 'te the two best County. Fairs in Micbigan.. Five daj^ and m^ts. l£/ta of money in aght. . ITHACA, MICH., August 27-30. MID- LAND, MICH., September Z^. . - . ARTHUR G. BEDEH, Midland. Mich, WORTHAM WANTS COMPLETE WILD WEST SHOW Or will engage people individudly; also extraordinaiy Platform Shows for big Fairs, starting Iowa State Fair August 20. Also Concessions of all kinds for Duluth; Minn., auspices Shrineis, week startdi^ August 5, then Superior, Wis., week Au^ist 12. Our Conc^Edans work all Fairs except Ges Mtnnes and Minne^iotis^ Can use people in all deptuianente, inohidhig Baadmen, Train- men and Porters. Wxe or write C. A. WORTHAM, Crookston, Minn., week July 29; then Dulu^. WAHTED-A FIRST-CLASS CARNIVAL OR AMUSEMENT COMPANY for the Biff in County Fair at Tupelo, Miss., in October. The only bos ^ir in North Mississippi. Last season we had the Johnny Jones Snows, and mat utotlier eood one this season. We get the p " * ' '' tmder anqaoea ol «nty cf Ti^kdo. ' tde and the mon^. Fair held a Concessions WanteJ—Big FarmeFS' & Mercliants' Picnic WANTED FOR PiZARO MEDICINE COMPANIES BALDWIN UmTED^ SHOWS ^ LANDS A SPOT ALL SHOWS HAVE TRIED TO MAKE. BUT HAVE FAILED. THIS SHOULD BE A CLEMI.UP BETHLEHEM STEEL WORKS AND SHIP BUILDING PUNT SPARROWS POIliT, HmRVLAHD, WEEK OF AUGUST S, I9W VlAb in the heart of grounds where 20,000 men work, making from $50.00 to 91S0.00 a week. There has aemt been a dtow at this ^otiind if you don't ha-vc the best week's work of the season I miss my guess. Hiis is positively a muden. I want a couple clean Shows, EU Wheel and a few more Concesdons. Sume Neese wants Dancers for Worton Tkvem, also Kanb Wmat. Meyer Lane and Hen Burkheimer want Clerks who can work and show results (wOi pay yoa aH 70a an wwdi), oIbo waot -Bei^ OB UKor new Biile—Submanne Chascz'. A ^Ikarctwdvel^ booted iMiw,etaitai« at raAerBbarg,W.Va.,Augu^ I i s uM id 9 plvtb»B.T.O.Wtie p a u i vM m it -Toli^Bl^. Td bB jmmng wnr I win make qiedal price. l%is week {laying Aberdeen, Mo. : T . 'Qnangpodpeefle lAocn attend to tliriroin>l»Bii»8B at all Addnes - CMttt.IL BJUJWtN. M«Hiaw»AmWIH UIOTTED SHOMj^ lAft8i»p,.Ma^Ji»»;-.aipibwFBb^