The billboard (Aug 1905)

Xtie Billboard 43 BIGGEST MONEY MAKER FOR THE FALL FAIRS. Th» Hit of tha Season. A World Beater Mcney-ColTter« It^i AU «D ttM Good. The Empire Candy Floss Machine, Tarosa pound o[ minr Into 30 nickel taKa ot candy In S mlnnt«,wblle the crowd looka on, SdtbariheU oat their DlelMl«MflutaaTaB«nMklto«B^b>BHV]kaka MMMW jro UkJns In from KO to na dally. A dead-eure proposition for FaU Fairs, alao for FUkx. Re•ortl^ Clrcnan, Rac* IkHCk*. CklBlnill, fltlMt OMMn, ' ' tn«r« are crowda 01 people. Operated by handor power. No ga* or electricity required. No candy-maker needed. Anyona call nn iC Tk* BMPIItK naakaai WARNING tcr Cmadj and ma tree It moi t Mall OMk Wa narai •r BK F-001.KD BV CHKAI* IMITATIONI more rapidly tlun any machine yon erer saw. It Is of perfect mechanical constraetlon: Tenrslmptot will arantee Che conHtrucclon, and you can depend on ao bags In t mlnntee—and it's nearly ALL tOnt* Taa m protect all purch&seni and proeecnte all Infrlnseim. NO TO.DAV rOR RARTICULARI - And gat In Un« with the winner. Sold oatrlsht without restrictions u to where It shall be nsed. ^^9M3T^^V7*G! Hand Mac hine with ff&A attachment, RSO; Hand or Power Machine with gas attachment, and eqatpped with electric motor, and a1 * pleie* MO. (This machine mar be operated either bj band or electric motor.) Gasolene Oenermtor for either of tbe above machines I TERMS—Cash with order.uU desired, either machine will be shipped C. O. D., with prlrllese of examlnatloa, on receipt of tXSu Write for catalogue and fall inf 111. InComatieii. EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATOR CO., SUM -tatIand.Ore.: San Antonio. Tez.: Qricwa FiaherBIdff.iNewToric. ll7W.aM8fc.Bo(miSr. MsdisoD—Dane Co. Fafew flVt* WW, K. W. TerwlUlxvd. aec. Manllonroc—AgrL Fair. Sept. 6-8. Chts. G. BacteT. aec. MatddMd—Centml WU. State Fair. Sept. 18- 21. Geo. W. Weltoo. aec Urdford—Taylnr Co. Fair. Sept. 5-8. F. U. Sbair, prea.; !>. A. Maler, creas.; W. o. TooBe, MC UecrUl—UnetflB On. Fair. Sept. 1X-I9. B. R- FeUtad. PM*.: Wm. r. BM a ima a. tocaa.; J. W. Bmec. aee. _ . „ _ IffWiiiliiff Dimn Go. Fate. SvC IML J. S. OMu w to fc pwa.; W.- Wytt, tot. 19- Mooroe—Greea On. Itt: loR, pres.; L. A. SaocennaD. aee. . . ?;elUnlIk^-CUik On. SWK W. Sommel. pma.; O. b H. C. dark, sec. New RIctamoiHl—New Blchmonjd 22. 0. J. WUllams. pre*.; trees.; I.. A. -Baker, sec. Oron to—Oconto Fair. Sept 5-8. J. B. Cbaae, set. Stir London— ^ActL Fair. Sei>t. 28 28. PhUUpt—AsrI. Fair. Sept. as-SB. F. E. Ban- dall. aec. PUtteTlU»—Bl« Btd«er I!iir. Aag. a Stpt. 1. C. H. Getttble, aee. FlynKiatb—Sbeboygaa Ok Vklfe Svl; 4-7. Otto Gattroo, aec. . . Partake—OolnmUa 00. m^ Sot. M. 7- H. Wells, pres.; S. M, liMIMSli^ ttna.; J. B. Jooea, aee. - - - - - lur. Snt^ M. W. A. lak. SmL S- 9. 9. 18-ao. Oo. Fair. Sept. IB-ZS. maitfll. pres.; F. M. Mexasder. aec. Waaaao—M «i»a»on _ Oa. WaterlJotwT^—later-OBBB' Wantoma—A(rl. Fair. Webaser, aec. Waat B«nd—Washlncton Co. Fair. Sept. W. P. Blx. •ec. WeeUJeW—Marquette OA. IWc 1. W. P. Fuller. Ir-SM. WeyaUKega—Waupaea €ik M Z..11. HUL aee. OkeiouK—Frontier Park Fair. Sept. 4-a. Bdw. WofnHin, pres.; J. L. Hniray, txcas.; O. B. Rlcbardaaa, see. niailM nimlii Fair. Oct. M. J. H. m- M IMS A. a nwnm. imm4 a. a <mi- B. a. a«. a ». XaedoaaM. aee. AlTloaton. Ont.—Fair. Oel; S4, Alymer, Out.—Ouada'a GiMt Ois 4-8. D. H. Price, aec BowmanTllle. Ont.—Weat DoitaS 28. U. A. James, aee. BrlcdeD. Ont.—Fair. Oct. 8. BnckTUe, Ont.— Od. Fair. 8«Vt. tl. Field, aec. OcDptielltOnl, Ooit.—OtmpbeDfard not. Sept. Sa. a. A. Hay. see. Cbatbam. Ont.—West Kent. Olst. Pair. Sept as-as. A. J. Dolaen. pres.; B. O. Fleming, weas.; Hemy BtMnaon, aec. Ooning-Kood. Ont.—Great Nortlieni Exnibltlcm. Sept. ae-3. W. A. B«Kt P<ca.; Jas. OoU- foyle. tma.; J. W. " OnnaiiD—Blentatn ~ TWfer. aec. tai>ui»-oiwTfl]« Fak. Sept. W»iill«. Oat.—^Wcatcn Biaa— 1MB. Mm A. ScboUeld. praa.; W. A. Trr. _«ce. and «reaa. Fsmt. Ont.—Fair. Oct. 6-4. ■ Glenco—Mr. Sept. aS-XT. KtnaptnUe. OM.—Oxford IWr. Sept 21-25. U H. «a«at. MC. KmsatOD. Oat.—KlacatCB IMat BMr. Dates not «et. Mayor B. Hetarland, pres.; C. W. Wrlgbt. treaa.: t. Itergait Sbaw, aee. LonJoo. Ont.—Waaltn lUr. Sept. 8-16. Oapt 3. Reld, pna.; O. Maekiaal*. ttcaa.; A. KeUes, see. MUton. Ont-aUItW Stk.- Opt. IS. New Street Fairs. Beaufort, S. C—Street Fair aaS OualtiL Oct. 13 aiid week. G. Watertwota. Haflnn«n. Mieb.—Street Fair. Dates not set. J. O. Boncb, sec. CarrAItoa. Kan.—Street Fair and CandTal. 35- 30. AImdo . Sbom. atlr. Cartliase, lU.—Fall OMrtntlM. SMt. lS-16. Jno. F. Soott, Bcr. Oolley, Kea Chrahal. Aa^. SSSI. Dnikart. VtK^-ttMat Fair. Sept. W. L ■Ud, Okla.—Co. lUr aa« Oa^nL. Sept. 12- FWrdilld. Wis.—Street EUr aal OunhaL Ans. 2S-Sept 2. Ooboniegr. Jfloea Ouatral Oo. Fotest atr. Uo.—Street Fair and CamlTal. Ans. 2B-Sept. 2. Datton OamlTal Co., attr. St. Paul, Minn.—Gamlral. Sept. 4-8. GasklU Cnmlral Co., attr. GaUatln. Kan.—Free Street Fair. Ans. 2S.S1. Alamo Stiowa, attr. GaykKd. Mich.—CamlTal. Anc. 28-Sept. 2. Wlxom Bros. CanUral Co.. attr. Gibson City. 111.—Slztii Ammal Com CanlTal. Oct 10-14. W. A. Daridsoo, sec. Coosales. Tex.—OamlTnl. Sept. 14-16. Add. Iwx 100. Lawrence. 'Mass.—^Merchants* & Manafactnrers' !BxposltloD and HlUtary Cimlral. Nor. 9-lS. E^c<rtn, Neb.—Street Fair and Camlral, Sept. 4-9. C. W. Parker Am. Co., attr. Mapleton. la.—Street Fair and OiinlTal. Sept 6-S. J. D. Eggleston. sec. ^Mexico, Mo Street Fair and CaralTaL Oct. 9 and -week. New Parter Amosemeot Co., attr. Faragould, Ark.—Odd Fellon-s' Fa±r and Cban- tanqna. Sept. 4-9. Wrlgbt & Xeely, mgrs. Pera, ni.—Street Fair and Camlral. Week Sept. 4. VaUey Falls, Kan.—Street FUr and OunlraL Aug. 28-31. Alamo Shows, attr. Waeerly. la.—Street Fair and CsmlTsJ. Aog. as-Sept 2. GasklU OamlTal Oo., wta. WlndeM. Kaa.—Street Fair and Ounlral. Oct 30-xar. «. Pan» oga * ~ ~ Street Fairs and CanhraU. |lli Ma_ H efc.—OsmlTaL An*. 38-9. A. L. Asd«nan.'lnd.—PUT and Mlsbt CkraiTBL Week Anz- 28. W. H. Herltace, KC Baltlmocs. Md.—BflbnadbiK Oelebrattoo. Sept. 10-16. J. Harry Trecoe, pcea. isb>. BartlevTllle, 1. T.—Street Fair. An*. 2S-Sept 9. iBebHn Am. Oo.,_attr. Baxter ^jrlnc*. Kaa.- 2S-Se{it. 2. CtmL b Belle Teraoo, Pa^—Wn mel Bros. BeUerOle. m.^-CaralTal. I.»»t week la Sept Obas. A. Kaieb. aee. BelleTne, O Street Fato. Oct. IT-SO. T. H. Parkinson, sec. . BollTar, Mo.—Street Mk. Aag. SMlpt. 2. \f <jt Saaley. Bnibned. IlL—Street Fair. Sept M. Bald- win fixvs.* Sbowa. attr.. Cardlsxtoi, O,—^Bisle >t«o BtnaC lUr and Oamtral. Sept. Hag k f l u CarsoUtdO, Uu. SUcpt WKk. SiS*. Si S, W. •B. Bronte, aec _ . . cartbase. m. mimt Mb iMw sit ict. JobB T, Seoct. . Oedar BapUl, la i Wlalfc Aaaoal Ouaml and Horse SMV. OH. »-T. O. K. Bartoo. m«r. Cliarlecol, E«.^«HBlnl at CUdca Park. Week Aus- 9BL AM. ■■IIMll f^3a»s» lOcb.—street Miw Sipt. M. 1^ _ Lock tMX SBB^ Mfc Okailnliiii. iu.—VolfMBi Bank K. «C F. Ounl- ral Asan. Dates not eet 01cei«. Ind.—Street Fair. Sept U-9. C. L. Brrls. sec. . . _ „ Clyde Kan.—f tttb District M. W. A. Usg Boil- ing'and Watsrmelon CaralTsl. Ang. Sl-Scpt. 1. E. J. Wlese, aec Colchester. Ul.—Street Fair. Dates not set V. A. Gregory, sec., box 90. Oolnmbns. O.—CamlTal and Gala Week. Ana- pices Board of Trade. Sept 4-P. ~ Am. Co., attr. Cosboctoa, N. T.—Centennial sa-st. Fay B. WMta..abaa. OooneU Blnll. ifc^Sia AMW 1 and caitfM. Sept. M. a A. ^ A.3..\[9FAW.V5 ^~t>v Machjac CO. KOTTON KANOY HUUIES FOR SUE. Hand Pofweir with Gasoline Attach- ments. Ton ean work anywhste> Write for catalogue aod price list— I FREE. loa MIohisan TelMlo, ATTENTION ! GUS8 BLOWERS, NOVELTY HEN WE LEAD THEM ALL IN GLASS GOODS. almvs'iaa LEVIP^JBROS. 30-32 N. 6tli St., TERRE HAUT^ yn. N. B.—We sell MewbUmey's Oraiure Cider Powder. I TOB OUB MS OATAIOOVS—FBBB. rSOc Per Or. STREETMEN! We have the goods and will give you the inside price on Silyerware, Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Rubber Goods, and all latest Novelties. Japanese Goods, High Grade Cigars from $8 to $25. Send for our special price and convince yourself. No catalo^e issued. Monroe: merchandise co.. NEW ERA. BLDG., - CHICA.GO, ILoL. The prindpal aties of Southern Indiana will combine and celebrate Labor Day at Bedford, Indiana, Sept. 4th. Want two mim SBii^ Class Sensational Acts; also few First-Class Shows on percmtage. Special excursions on five diflferent roads. Write quick to- Labor Committee, care i>f F. X. JOHNSON, IxHlford, Indiana. VALUABLE CONEY ISLAND CONCESSIONS TQ LET Beat Loeationsoa Surf Ave. N«verbefsp« Offared " " J Comer store. 20 x 20 (eet. SlSO per front took tor season 190$. Two stores on Surt A ve.. 20 feel front, each SSO per front foot for season 1906. Five stores. 15 foot front, each tW per fronM foot for season of 1906. Elchtr foot square space, secona floor, with moving stairway from Surf Are., suitable for piioto irallerj or crystal maze, crystal earden or cafe. $2,500 for season 1906. Elgbly square feet on roof, splendid for roof garden or cafe. 31.500. movinc stairway from Surf Ave. Slot machine spaces also, on Surf Ave. One mllllou aniuaeoient* •eekerepaaatlieae locations every week. Near principal Conoy Island depots and steamboats. A fortune Tor some one. One-half cash deposit upon slRnine of all leases- no other terms. C. A. PARKER, Room SOO. Clinton and Bemsen Sts.. Brooklyn. N. Y, WANTED —sister Teus aid Vaudeiiile Ptrfnan— Smmareiicamiiient: state salary... C!MlMh<aaTtfand.O. BalpbHenqr. ■M cwnmnlretlnns to A. Bl Casn