Billboard advertising (Jan-June 1900)

*-L ■ i K THE BILLBOARD. PLEASURE RESORTS, . SUMMER GARDENS. >rhlsTistwiM be: revised and corrected every let. Advertisements under this head are : ; bli.hed free of charge. Managers are urgently quested to send in their names, so that we ->y publish, them in our next issue. ■ i- ■'SR.ON, O.—Lakeside Park. pKRON, O.—Randolph Park. . OCRON, O.—Summit Lake Park. \LBANY. N. Y-—Lagoon Island. i'LLENTOWN, PA.—RittersvdHe Park. iLLENTOWN, PA.—Central Park: -iLTOONUL. PA.—Lakemont Park. ', INTWSTON, -ALA.—Oxford Lake Park. ,'SBURY PARK, N. J.—SchniUIer's Ferris :J Wheel and Palace Caroussel. ilSHLAND. KY.—Clyffeside Park. .1 J. W. Mayo, mgr. iTCHISON, KAN—Ry. Summer Park.. 'Atchison Ry.; Light & Power Co. il J. A..Bendure, mgr. VTLANTIC CITY—Guarantors Summer The- |a*er. ' TLANTA, GA.—Lakewood- Park. ATLANTA, GA.—Exposition Park. • ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.—Columbia Garden. '■"TLANTIC CITY..N. J-—Fortescue Pavilion. VTLANTIC "CITY—Doyle's Pavilion. ' .TLANTIC CITY—Young's Pier. > ..TLANTIC CITY—Casino Garden. luSTIN, TEX.—The Zoo and Hyde Park.- ; UBURNDALE, MASS.—Norambega Park. lALTlMOKE. MD.—Deer Park. . BALTIMORE, MD.—Fairy Grove. SALTIMORiE, MD.—Woodeide Park. ALTIMORE, MD.-Electric Park. .'rALTIMORE, MD.—Floods Park. '.rALTIMORE. MD.—Meetera Park and Ham- 1 bergs Park. . . lALTIMORE. MD.—Diamond Point Park. ■ JATH, ME.—Merrymeetlng Park. JERGEN BEACH. L. I., N. Y.—Resort. JINGHAMTON, N. Y.—Casino Park. J. P. E. Clark, mgr. " : IINOHAMTON. N; Y.—Ross Park. , J. P. E. Clark, mgr.* MRMINGHAM. ALA.—East Lake Park. 130STON. MASS.r-Charles Rever Park. , BOSTON, MASS.—Norumbega Park. I SOSTON, MASS.—Nantasket Beach: ■30STON. MASS.—Crescent Beach. JOSTON. MASS.—Point of Pines. I 30ST0N, MASS.—Oak Island. JOSTON, MASS.—Mystic Park." (Medford.) 30STON. MASS.—Combination Park. . 'JOSTON. MASS.—The Chutes. - BRADFORD. PA.—Clarkdale Park, i 3RANFORD.CONN-—Branford Driving Park. Harry Cushman, New Haven. Conn., 1 ■ecy. I.BHiaiNTFORD.. VT.—Mohawk Park.. -.? .! aRATTLEBORO, VT.—Brookside Park. % BRIDGEPORT. CT.—Pleasure Beach, t BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Ulmer Park. „-«.,.,.' BROOKLYN. N. Y—Brighton Beach. |«fUUil BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Coney Island. WW* BROOKLYN, N. Y.—RIdBewood Casino. W Wi . BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Bergen Beach. (MMItsBTIFFALO, N. Y-—Bellevue Pork. EH! M r BUFFALO. N. T.—Hmwood Beach. m Atl-BtWFALO, N. Y.—Kenmore Park. W*nr H BUFFALO. N. Y-—Crystal Beach. «[ if? BURLINGTON, IA.—Otter Island Park. II •„' BURLINGTON, IA.—Ferris Wheel Park. "-CAMBRIDGE, MASS.—Charles Rever Park. 'MIL CAMDEN, N. J.—Summer Park. »' 5? iOAJWON/ O.—Summer Garden. * x < CARLISLE. PA.—Cave HU1 Park. MIL CHAJRLESTON, S. C—Chicora Park. ! of'; CHA1RLOTTE.- N. Y.—Harris Summer Thea- j aij:; ter. _ ' : ' - / . [Mi CI CHARLOTTE, N, Y.—Ontario Beach Park. fflitU.] CHARLOTTE. N. C—Latta Park. i Co'.♦"WESTER,. PA.-TLindenthorne Park. i «» CHICAGO; ILL.—Chicago Water Chutes and L„t Midway. ■£ E- P. Simpson, mgr.. Academy of Music, , „7 85 S. Halsted sfc * ■«,'(. \ OHICAGO.-.ILL.—Sttnnyside Park. i fflMIL CHICAGO, HJ..—Bismarks Garden. ;f SB Mi; CHICAGO. ILL;—Ferris. Wheel Par Jl'gj JaJiicmCAGO.lILL.—Bars Souei. Park. •■ :• 3.1 Alford Russell, SL Washington st. ! >B- "K3M HrarrP. Saneer.Lyons. la.."mgr. | M fj| CLINTON^IA. ~ " " i faaJILl OHTOAGO.—Masonic Temple Roof Garden. i*' Orj CINCINNATI.- O.—Lagoonu nkli' M. C. Anderson,, mgr. V- - CINCINNATI.- O.—Chester Park. ■ CDKHWJA.TI. O-jHCpney Island. -; . L. T. Anderson-mgr. * • • CLEAR-LAKE,-; :r Snj>-Tui<ido .Park. 'J. C. Christmas.,- mgrr, ■ 916-. Chamber of Cbm- *. meree :BIdgr Chicago.' » '-S?" ■ i ■CfvEVCTiAND.JO.—Euclid Beach Park. OLBVI3LAND..O.—Garden Theater. '. C LEVEL AND. -P.—Lake View Park. CLEVELAND, 0.7-Scenic Park. CLEVELAND, "O —Geauga. Lake. I CLINTON, IA-—Joyce Park. Beer, Lyons. ■The Schutzen Park. German. Shooting Society, Lyons, la., %gj. proprs.-•:..., "'. . . S3 COLTJMBUSi O.—Minerva Park. „X* COLUMBUS. O.—Oleutaugy Park. MO % CONCORD. N.-H—River Park. T"f n CONNEJACT, O.—Lake View Park. COMBT ISLAND. N. Y.—The Ohntes. COTTAGE CI TY. M ASS.—Lagoon Heights. COUNCIL BL UFF S. IA.—Lake Manawa. COVINGT ON. ,-K Y.—Lagoon. DALLAS, TEX.—Cycle Park and Summer ^j, f ' Theeter. ~~~S.:-:~- ■ F Bi PANPTFRY. gR—K enOFfa. Park. ^•*^* TJARTFORD. WTSJ—Terrace B«irh. Pft; DAVENPORT, XAX—SJwrtzen Park. f 1 * f DAYTON, O.^FSIrvlew Park. „T21 DAYTON. O.—Lakeside Park. NASI •.-:j»»rwrnR. n.L^'—Rlvers"d> Perk. L« T>EFTANCF. O—Island Park. -„V£ : ■' " F. P- ElUotr, rogr. .- JTAK . DELAWARE WATKR GAP. N. J. A*; 0. Ii. & "W; Tt R. ' stj IMONT Pul* |MOS< quj; Km- g -Ltt des MODyES. -IA.—Batf Park. liri- h« . SD. A. Kooker, mgr. DENVER, COL.—Chutes Park. DBNVKK, COL.—Cycle Park. ' lUSNVBR^ COL.—Ctiutes Park. DENVER, COL.—Manhattan Beach. DERBY. CT.—Housatonlc Park. DBS MOINES. IA.—Crocker Woods. DETROIT, MICH.—Stock's Riverside Park. DUBUQUE, IA.—Stewart's Park. DULUTH, MINN.—HUl-Top Casino. BAST AUBURN. ME.—Lake George. Park. EAST GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.—Reed Lake. EAST ST. LOUIS, DLL.—Edgemont Park. ; EASTON, PA.—Island Park- ECHO LAKE, N. J.—Erie R. R. Co. ELGIN. ILL.—National Park. ELGIN. ILL.—Railway Park. ELMIRA. N. Y.—Rorwick Glen Park. Harry F. Dlxey, Blnghamton, N. Y. ELMIRA, N. Y.—EldTldBe Park. E. M. Little, mgr. ELMIRA. N. Y.—Queen City Gardens. EVANSVILLE, IND-—Cook's Park. EXPOSITION. PA.—Exposition Park. FALL RIVER. MASS.—Righton Rock Park. FA LL R IVER—Lincoln Park. FITOHBURG, MASS.—Pinehurst Park. FITCHBURG; MASS.—Whalom Park. Fitchburg & Leominster St.. Ry. Co. FOND-DU-LAC, WIS.—Athletic Park. FT. SMITH, ARK.—Park. Chas. B. Taylor, mgr. FT. WAYNE. IND.—Robinson's Park. FT. WORTH. TEX.—Grunewald Park. FT. WORTH, TEX.—Tylers' Lake. GALVESTON, TEX.—Olympia Garden. GALT, CAN.—Idlewild Park. GARDNER, MASS.—Crystal Lake Park. GLOVBRSVILLB,- N. Y-—Scancondaga. GRAND LEDGE, MICH.—Grand Ledge Park. J. S. Mudge, mgr: • - GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Reed Lake. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.—Komona Park. GREEN BAY,- WIS.—Washington Park. O. Fiedeler, mgr. GREEN LAKE, WIS.—Terrace Beach Casino. GREENWOOD LAKE, N. J." - Erie R. R. Co. GUTH'RIE, OKLA.—Island Park. GUTTENBURG. N. J-—Casino. .HAMILTON, O.—Lindenwald Park. HAMPDEN. ME.—Riverside Park. HARRISBURG, PA.—Paxtaug Park. HARTFORD, CONN.—Address; P. J. Casey, Springfield, Mass. HARTFORD, CONN.—Werder's Park. HASLETTS, MICH.—Pine Park. Wm. McGiveror, mgr. HAVERHILL. MASS.—Fines.' HOLYOKE, MASS.—Mountain Park. HOT SPRINGS. ARK.—Whittrngton Park. HOUSTON, TEX.—Magnolia Park. HOUSTON, TEX.—Forest Park. IONA ISLAND, N. Y. West Shore R. R-"Co. ITHACA, N. Y.—Renwick Park. JACKSON. TENN.—Highland Park. J-ACKSONVILLE. FLA.—Crystal Roof Garden JAMESTOWN. N. Y.—Celoron Park. JAMESTOWN. N. Y.—Celoron Theater. Jule Delrmuvmgr.. KALAMAZOO, MICH>-LakevYlew Casino. KANKAKEE. ILL.—Electric-Parfc KANSAS CITY, MO.—E. "Side Electric. Park." H. Willard, mgr. KANSAS CITY, MO.—Falrmount Park. KEOKUK, IA.—Casino. KFOKTTK. IA-—Hubinger Park. KEOKA LAKE. N. TT.— KINGSTON. ONT.—Long Island Park. Joseph Brophy, mgr. - LA^XIASTER. MASS.—Pen Traction Co. LANSING. MTCH—Leadley's Park. Irving S. Fogg, mgr. LA PORTE, IND-—Tuxedo Park. J. C. Christman, Metropolitan Block, Chi- cago, pres. LAW51BNCE. MASS.—Glen "Forest. r.RAVENWORTH. KAN.—Leavenworth Park. LEBANON, PA.—Mt. Gretna Park. LEOMINSTER, .MASS.—Leominster Park. LIMA, O.—Hoover's Park. - LIMA. O —M«CulIough's Lake Park, i -TWOT.N. NP5B.—Hnce'lh Park. Little rock, ark.— Park. Chas. B. Taylor,-max. LITTLE ROCK. ARK.—Glenwood Park Thea- ■ ter. r -.■■-..:■ . • LOS ANGELES, OAL.—Fiesta Park. . LONG BRANCH, N. J.T^Pleasant Bay Park. LOS ANGELES. OAL.=^L. A. & P. Ry. Co. LOUISVILLE. KY.—Phoenix Hill Park. . LOWELL. MASS.—WDIowdale Park. LUDLOW. KY.—Lagoon. . „ • LYNN. MASS.—Suntang Park. ^ MACON. GA.—Crump's Park. - MANCHES T ER. N. H.—Lake-MayaafaCTle-P-rk MANHATTAN BEACH—Long Island, N. Y. Oriental Hotel Co: • MAiNTSTBE. MICH.—Orchard Beech Theater. MANSFIELD, O.—Sherman-Heineman Park. -. MA-Rnus HOOK. PA.—r*ester Park. -. , "»MARINETTE, WIS.—Hlggins Park, Mari- nette G. E. L. & St. Ry. Co. H. G. Hlggins. mgr. MARINETTE. WIS.—Lakeside Park, Mari- . nette G. E. L. & St. Ry. Co. H. C." Hlggins, mgr. "- . MAYSVILLE. KY.—Electric Park. McKEHiJSPORT. PA.—Versailles Park. MIBDFORD. MASS.—Mystic Park. MBOFORD. MASS.—Combination Park.- MEMPHIS. TENN.—East End Park. WERTDEN. .CT.—Hanover Park. ' MIDDLBTOWN. N. Y-—Midway Park. MiDT>I,FrroWN. iTT.—Lakeview Park. MIDLAND BEACH.—Staten.Island, N. Y. N. Y. -Traction Company. MrT,W^» 'trtCTgP! . WTS.—RcMitz Park. MTLWAUKBK. WIS.—National Park. MILWAU KEE . WIS.—^Rn»e Ball Park. , 'MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Wbiteflsh Bmy. MILWAUKEE, WTS.—Central Park. ,.MILWAUKEE. WTS.—Shooting Park. MOBILE. ALA.—Monroe Park. MONTGOMERY. ALA.—Highland Park. MONTREAL, CAN.—Queen's Park. MONTREAL, CAN.—Sobroer Park. MONTRFWT,. CAN—Arena. MT. CLEMENS. MTCH.—Monroe Garden. MT. VERNON. O.—Hiawatha Park. MUSKEGON. MTCH.—T»ke Mir-bigan Park. NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. L NASHVILLE, TENN.—Glendale Park. • Y. C. Alley, mgr.- - • • NAEHVUjLE. TBNfN*—Stie<n>y Park. NEVADA, MO.—Lake Park Springs. Harry C. -Moore, -propr. NEWARK. O.—Idlewild J»ark. NEW BRITAIN, CT.—White Oak-Park. NEWBURG, N. Y.—Glenwood Park. NEWBURYPORT, MASS.—Salisbury Park. N'EWOASTLE; PA.—Cascade'Park. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Winchester SL Rail- way Park. ...... Israel A. Kelsey, West Haven, Conn., mgr. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—New Open-Air Sea- side Theater. . Israel A. Kelsey, West Haven, Conn., mgr. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Elm City Park. Jos. E. Hubinger, 840 Chapel St. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—West End. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—Athletic Park. NORFOLK, VA.—Oceairvtew Park. NORFOLK, VA.—Atlantic'Garden. NORTHAMPTON. MASS.^Meadow Park. NORWICH," CONN".—Cliff Terrace. K. M. Powers, prop. NORWICH, CT.—Sachem Park. A. Wilson Snow, amusement director, 51 Broadway. -.--■•.- OAKLAND. OAL.-^Oaklanu Park. OAKLAND BEACH, R. I. OGDEN, UTAH^-GIenwood Park. - W. C. Weaver, mgr. ' OMAHA, NEB:—Mullen's Garden. OUAMGE. MASS.^Central Park. OSHKOSH, WIS.—Citizens' Traction Co. OTTAWA, ONT.—Can. Victoria Park. OTTAWA. ONT.—Ottawa Electric Railway. OWOSSO, MTCH.^Caledonia Park. PADUOAM, KY.—La Belle Park. PAINTED POST",.N. Y.—Bronson Park. - PARKBRSBURG, W. VA".—Terrapin Park. PARIS. ILL—Reservoir Park. PATERSON, N. J.—Passaic Falls Park. PATERSON, N. J.—East Side Park (city). PATERSON, N. J.-^-West Side Park tcity). PATERSON, N.""J.—Scheutzen.' Saal Bros.-, mgrs. PATERSON. N. J.—Idlewild" Park. Traction Company.".'".: PEAKS ISLAND, ME.—Underwood Springs Park. : . " ... > . PBN9ACOLA, FLA;—Kupfrican's Park. PEORIA, ILL.—Central Park. PEORIA. ILL.-^Glen Oak Park. PEORIA. ILL.—Pfelfer's Pavilion. C. G. Pfeifer, mgr... PEORIA,: ILL.r-Stony Hill Garden. PEORIA, ILL.—Stoecker's Summer Garden. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Willow Grove Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—WoodsldePark. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Neshanning Park. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Torresdale Park. " PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Washington Park. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Cheftnut Hill Part PHILLIPSBURG, N. J—Cedar Park. PIOUA. O.—Midway Park. PITMAN GROVE. .N. J.—Alceyon Park. PITTSBURG, PA.—Kennywood Park, Monon- gahela Street Ry. Co. Jas. G. Sansom, mgr., 512 Smithfleld st. PITTSBURG, -PA:-^Oakwood Park. -• John Harris, West End-Traction Co., mgr. PITTSBURG, PA.^SchenleyPaTk. -^ -" -i ■.•■". PITTSBUKG, - PA.—Oakuin; Park. PITTSBURG, PA-^Calboun Park. PORTLAND, ME:—Rivtrton Park. PORTLAJiTO, ME.^-Cottage Park. PORTLAND. ORB.—Hawthorne Springs Park. "PORTSMOUTH.-7VA;—Columbia Park. POTTSTOWN. PA.—Ringing Rocks Park. FOUGHKBBPSrE.N^Y.—Upton Lake Park. POUGHKBBPSIE. - N. Y-—Riverside Park. -PROVIDENCE, R." I.—Roger Williams Park. PROVIDENCE, R. I— Dan's Fark. "PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Blackstone Park. Q'UINCY; ILL—Baldwin Park. T. S. Baldwin.-prop, QUINCY, ILL—Highland Park. .: 1 Harry H. Franklin, mgr. -READING. PA.—Oarsomla Park. RPCHMOND, VA.—Putnam's Summer Garden. -R'tcHMOND." VA:—Broad Street Park. RICHMOND..VA.—Main Street Park. RO CHE STER. N. Y.—Ontario'Beach. ' ROCHESTER, N.-Y.—Irondequolte Park. ' ROCKFORD. ILL.—Harlem Park. - ROCKVILLE, CONN.—Pleasure Park. ROCKVTLLE. CONN.^-Snipsie Park. - ROCKY-POINT. Rill. ■ .- Mr. Harrineton. mgr. ! ROME.' GA.—Moberly Par*. • -ROUND'BAY. MD."- B.&OV Short Llne'Ry.Co. SAGINAW. MICH.—Riverside Park." •«i.ikmiiHV PRA'CH.- MASS.i.-..-?•- SALT LAKE CITY. UTA-H^Saltair Beach. 9ALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Lagoon.r -SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—Oalflor'K Park.- SAN ANTONIO. TEX;—Muth's Garden. - SAN DIEGO, CAL—S. D. P. B. & S.J. Ry/ SANDUSKY. O.—Cedar. Point Grove. SAN FRANCISCO. OAL.—Paul Boyton Chutes ■ SAN FRANCISCO.—Presidio Athletic Park.- SAN "FRANClSflO. CAL.—Glen Park. SAVANNAH. GA.—Thunderbolt: srao. O—Pavilion Theater . - saCRANTON. PA.—Laurel Hill Park. SEA CLTPF. L. I.—Add. Manager of Lyceum. SEATTLE. WASH.—LeseM Park. -SEATTLE. WASH.—Madison Park. SBDALIA. "MO.—O.T. - Crawford. Tnpeka.Kas. SENECA FALLS. N. Y.^-Cayuga Park. SHOHOLA GLEN, N. Y. - Er'e R. R. O. .: " SKOWHEOAN, MB;—Lakewood Grove. SOUTH : BBND.- IND.—Soringlvok Parle. SOUTH FARMINGHAM, MASS.—Wayside 1 Park.' 'I : ' ". -'... .-; ;: .;-•. ■" -•- - iSPR'INGFTELD. MASS.—Suburban Park. SPOKANE. WASH.—Natatarinm Park. STAUNTON. VA.—Highland Park. s-i'ATEN ISLAND. N. Y.—Royntnn Beach. ST. THOMAS. OAN.—Plnafor» Lake Park. ST. JOSEPH. MO.—Address O. T. Crawford. Toneka. Kan. • ST. LOUIS. MO—^Pellevue G»rd»>n.- ; ST. T^ITTTR. MO.—Koemer.'s Garden. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Klondyke Park and Chutes. ST. LOUIS.' MO.—Forest Park. Highlanda. • ST. LOTUS.: MO.—Snuthern Electric Park. ST. LOUTS. MO.—Si'burban Gordon. * ST. lottts. MO—M»remac Highlands. ■ FT. T^vrfia. MO.—TlhriB's Cave. ST. LOUIS. MO —A«rlrtlc Park. ST. PAUL, MINN.—Palm Garden. _: ST. PAUL, MINN.-Comb Park. " . ' ' : STOCKPORT, N. Y".—Fern Side Park. F. W- Deboe, -mgr. - . STOCKTON. OAL.—St. Elec. Ry. Co. SYLVAN BEACH. NEW YORK. SYRACUSE, N. Y—Lakeside Park. Chas. Loqf, Styles Station, mgr. SYRACUSE, N. Y— Klrkwood Park. SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Elmwood Park. SYRACUSE, N. Y:—Lak'eeide Park. TAMPA, FLA.—DeSoto Park. Tampa Elec- tric Co. < Henry G. Bradlee, mgr. _ TAUNTON, MASS.—Nippenicket Park. TAUNTON. MASS.—Sabbatia Park. TBRRE HAUTE. IND.—Bijou Garden Theater TOLEDO. O.—Lake Erie Casino. TOLEDO,- O—Presque Isle. TOMSKA, KAN.—Address O. T. Crawford. TORONTO, ONT.—Hanlan's Point. . . TORONTO, ONT.—Munro Park. TRENTON, N. J.—Broad Street Park. TROY, N. Y.—Lagoon Island. UNION, N. Y-—Casino. UTIOA, N. Y.—Brand's Casino Park. VINCENNES, IND.—Falrview Park. „ A. G. Traube, mgr. ' WAKEFIELD, MASS.—Wakefield Park. WASHINGTON,-D-C.-^hesapeake Beach. - WASHINGTON, D. C—River View Park. WASHINGTON, D.C.—Cabin John's Bridge - Park; " • ■ - ■WASHINGTON, D.C—Glen Sllgo Park. WASHINGTON, D. C—Glen Echo Park. WATERBURY. CT.—Lakewood Park. AVATBRBURY. CT^-Belleview Lake Grove. WATERBURY, CT;—Forest Park. " Jean Jacques, ingr; WATBRTOWN. N. Y.—Glen Park. WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. WATRRTOWN. N. Y.—Seibert's Garden. - ." WEBB CITY, MO.-Olympia Park. WEBSTER,' MASS.—Beacon Park. WEBSTER, MASS.—Beaver Park< WiESTFIELD, MASS.—Waronoeo Park. WHEELING, W. VA.—Wheeling Park. WHEELING, W. VA.—Mozart Park. WHEELING,- W. VA—Pleasant Valley Park. •'" Bader and Maurer. mgrs. WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN—Wildwood • Park. WHITE BBA'R LAKE. MINN.—Lake Shore Park. WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINN.—White Bear Beeph. - WILLIAMSPORT. PA.—Vallaraont Park. WILMINGTON, DEL.—Shellport Park. WILMINGTONi'DBI.;—Brandywlne Park. . WILMINGTON. DEL.—Summer Park. WINNIPEG. .CAN.—River Park. wnwrPRO. CAN.—Elm Park. WINSTON-SALBM, N- C—Piedmont Park. -WORCESTER. MASS.—Lake • Quinsigamond -- Part. -YONKBRS. N. Y.—Yonkers Plearure Park. YOTTNGSTOWN. O.—Millcreek Park. YORK. PA.—Highland Park. ZANESVILLE. O—Grant Park. STREET MEN ft/,"""""" ^RAGTIME * STICK PINS ARE THE LATEST CRAZE They are RED HOT SELLERS for Street Fairs;-; County Fairs.'Car- nivals and all sim jlar occasions.. . Sample Sets. 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