The billboard (Oct 1905)

4S OCTOBER 21, t905. ■ we SUPPLY ■ STREETMEN. & FAIR ^ H CARNI ■ CANK The Largest and Most Reliable Wholesale Streetoien's Supply House in the Country FAIR WORKERS. CIRCUS NIEH. CARNIVAI. PEOPLE CANK HACK KNirEBOAMO PICNIC DOLLRAeK MEN. SHOOTINC GALLERiES. FISH POND MEN and'SCHEMERS, MEDICINE CRIERS and VENDERS. PREMIUM GIVERS. AUCTIONEERS. PEDDLERS. MERCHANTS and 5c. PER POUND IMPORTED FRENCH CONFEHI Wo aro Quoting tMo Prioe on A DELAYED SHIPMENT OF 80,000 LBS. Wblch was scheduled to arrive some six weeks ago, but was delayed in transit. The French exporters realizing the lateness of the season cable- gramed us to sell the confetti for their account at «ii"HiMHH5 Cents the Round This is a vary Unusual Snap for Streetmeni For this confetti is worth fully 50 per cent, more than the domestic goods. It is brighter in colors, cleaner and stacks up very bulky ; a 5 cent package by weight, in ap- pearence, looks as big as a 10 cent one of the domestic stuff. Send your order early, for this lot won't last long. A SPECIAL VALUE IN CONFETTI DUSTERS The Confetti Duster we offer has no superior nor equal in the market, when its make up, quality and size is considered. It. is 16 Inches too^. '•■^•^■Per f,000, $IO.OO^H«M_» ••Enameled Japanese Canes•• We bare now on band a large supply of these canes. They aie of a reiy siqperin finish at aveolal prices. T17 us before ordering elsewhere. OUR LEADING LINES JEWELRY,' PLATED and SCUD OOLO. WATCHES. "■^T&RY. OPTICAL NOTIONS. STATIONERY. CHENILLE and TAPESTRY. COVERS and CURTAINS. CURTAINS. HANDKERCHIEFS and HOSIERY. CELLULOID GOODS. RUBBER GOODS. CANES, NOVELTIES. TOILCr ARnCLBS ana PREPARATIONS. We make a spacialty of Premium Goods of all kinds. ISI. SHURE CO., Wholesale Stpeetmen*' ae4-a66-26S-270 Madison St. CHICA.GO SaalHiiT—'Bcnnloa ISth Hcgt. Pa. VoL Oct. 2a. P«n] B. Stont lUltOB. SsBtiaiT—PcmuTlTanU Giuge Patroiu at Bo- XMBdrj Con. Drc. 12-lS. Frank (Aaodlcr. FooKlikcaamoa. Pa. Ptm Ume t D raaeh of the IntcnaU. Cider «t Klac^ Osnchttn aad Bona Coa. B«v. —. -frnk Mikr c«Rr< fUfenflh^ X>-L ...Wllliiaiif I nut* LatMT'liMWHk ' M. MM . a. B.. Bud. BeadlDC. WMcbtMtr—BennloD »TUl B«ct. Vm^'-OA M> Mm Walnwilgbt. wnmlnctaa. Dd. . TEHHESBEE. Obattanoosa—SoaUietn ImmlgratlOB and Qiunn- tine Confncaec. Kor. S40. Mr. ~' Chamber at O miiMWu ' ' CUrkSTin*—^x.. x.: ▲ XEXA8. Dalla>—state Fraternal Conmakr '■'Bm J. P. Canbreatlk. Draper. CaL IS Ptso—American Mlnlns Cdogrca. Not. 14- 18. J. F. Gaftreatli, Jr.. DeuTcr. CoL / Mloenl WeOfl—Ealcbts and TttAlr* of ' Baaoc Gnuid Lads*. Not. — J. Barsbdm, 1010 CmgtfKt aTe_ Hooston. SegnlQ—Soottkera Uttinaa M.. E. GIUBCfa Ooot. XOT. 1. Oct. I»-21. TEBMOHT , Mootpeller—State Teictiere" Aan. t^ ;- ^r,'-, TIHGIHIA. ^Vaihwr Ifc'vO. U. A. U. state council. Oct- hV^UiSi. :yhim'''lS. Ins. Petenfttors. r<»-ekHMtM*flie—ilateistate Fboto AM. ' OcL -^^'SMl:, Widtar Balladar. Oarham. Diagbtna* sute !K>«--^SlBket-^BcndbB Mlh Rest. Pa. Yolaa' teera. Oct. 2S. W. A. Slick. 912 Van Vlren rood, Jo^msto^^^. Pn. Peteratrarg—Eetmlon SnrrlTora or the Cbirge i>f Crater. Oct. 28. tVm. H. Stewart. Ports- montb. Blrtiawmd—United Dansbteia cf Me Confed- . viacr Stat» 'IMe. . Kvr. S-It. ~ . RMiaead—ICalkhra .Teinptan Gr. OomaiaBdeir ;'^'.Ciw-'.' Oct.-^ ' «lana .Paataa Jaakfc.Peter*- " :':»4 tll i ' sta te Atdvare Aun. Om./ ' Mt.^ II ■ It ,3Si_H. Tbeadlnca. ter Cba. Sir. 14.' FjtlrtiKiTit—STstr p«r Af^sn. Con. IVe- fUtMBt-SUte Bankcn' C V. BIMkav, r KOT. —. —w 30tM KklbnlM B. WtSStma. CMfABA Ball fax, N. S.—Sona of DlT. Sot. 0. W. BamUtoo. Oat.—Do Temperance Unloa. ' 3ueoaie, Toraatiiw Monton. aL"B. ' W ti w M. B. New Fairs, Tbaia data* haTe teen contritatad aiaos tha paUlaatkB «f our lut lut. Mssissrppi Pair. Not. S-1«. eZOBGIA Oik. Mb. War. *M. J. J. of Fairs This lift ia reriaed and corrected weekly. Keaderm wHl confer a faTor bj '^^Twf ont at- tantioB to Bay etrora or oniaaioaa. 2. B. V. 'Winiama. >ec State Fair. '. OtL M-Mot. fh-wait—TnriMtlal'nilr. ,at«. 44l TetMe L. Clark. «opt. ABSAOTAS Berrj-Tllt—No. Ark. l-.Ir. Oct. 25-28. B. O. n«ircp. pre». D. J. W. »t. treaP.: J. 1>. Hallej-. »f. COHHECnCBT But Granbr—Eut fiianlir nir. Oct —. C. ^ Baacbett, prea.; W. B. Gray. HC. lUttted—Coon. Dalrymen'a Pair. Jan. IT-IS. n. Ilaaebert. pre*.: w. II. Oraj. «»c. llMidea. Xew TlaTen—Npir HaTen Co. HortlmUnral Fair. Not. 7 3 R, p. Prydc p;ea.; TboDua Pet- tlr s<-c- SlnubiUT—Slnubnry Falr^ Oct. —. E. A. Hoe- klB». pre*.; Geo. C. Eiib. tee. Waleatt—Wateott Fair. Oct. —. Cbaa. S. Tattle. leps.; B. u. Upaon, tee. nOBIDA •vU Coaat Fair and A(rl- KVT. t4. B. W. SUIT. Wr. Mar. IMt. - —ataw and Xldwlatar Hafc. gwr.^ ttW.Haa. J. L. Bmm; ■■M.t T. & Tdinm, ticM. OEOSeiA AaKOEta—ADgusta Fair. Nor. 6-11. CalbODn—Gordon Co. fUt. OcL SB. J. T. McVej, sec. DaltOD—Fonrth Anaoal WtOt. Oct. IMK, task T. Bernolda, mgr. Lezln^o—Ogletborpe Oo. Pair. Oct. 23^28. John Knox. pres. and mgr. Uaeoo—Georgta Farmers* Fair. Oct M-Kot. 8. . F ii MBi Aaderson, sec Fair. Her. IMT. ■il«—OaWt nwM . MIB, Oct. n-sar. s. illaJia . I Pilter taM FMr. Oct. IMa <!. ■■» II . n a eW is nuM fate. Bar. T4a KUBAmnsExn llat rn ki ftadliyaiea'e Fair. Bar. :9S4>. JaekaOB—State Fair. Not. 8-18. HOBIH CABOLIBA Bnrllngton—Alamance Fair. Oct. 2S-2S. J. A. Lone. prea.. Gtaliam: B. A. Freeman, treaa.; J. A. Tnrrentine. sec. Charlottes-Oil ckllabBTK Fair. Oct. R. J. Biraid. pna.: w. Chaabcts. tm*.: w. a. ••rr. aee. trrldaB-^tUM TMtcr Get. tMT. O. B, Sm- wim, «ec OKUIHOICA .' Oklahoma City—Oklahoma Co. nilr. Oct. SS-S8 Sliaimee—Potlairaioinle Co. Fslr. Nor. 6-il. SOVTB CABOUMA Columbia—8titr Fair. Oct. 28-27. O. A. Oat(. nanl. prea.: A; Cameirell LsBotle. treaa.; A. W. Unr*. are. OreeoTllle—Piedmont Fair. Oct. ai-Kor. I. Dallas—Texas State Fair. Oct. aS. O. A. Keat- Inc prre.; J. B. Adone. trcaa.; Sydm-y Smith, ^e. Sao • Antonio—6«n .\ntonI« Pair. Not. 18-20. Jno. W, Kokernnt. pr*-j. : 8. II. Wellpr trraa.: J. II. V,no,-. New Street Fairs. Barrlman, T>na Wirtt Mr aad OualtaL Oet. 30-NoT. 4. VnH.WaUw r way, attt. Hickman. 30-NoT. 4." Co.. attr. Grernfleld, O.—SIvMt Mr aad OualfaL Set. 23-33. •ma ^ WaMcr OnalTal aod ^Id way. attr. Sanborn, Ind.—Sen>nUi Annual Carnlral. Oci. ai-26. J- B. RnaseU mRr. 14tae Rock, Aik—CarjilTal. Oct. 16-S8. Park Amnsement Co.. attr. Sparta. III.—Street Fair and Carnival. Oet. 23-2S. Tbe Wlctaola Amuaement Oo.. attr. Street Fairs and Carnivals. TUB lift la lariiad tmi aanaataA wasUy. Bowllac OrrcB. By . Bt i a at flWr aad OuataaL KoT. i2.1T. oiMt Badnr JMiwiM Osw. attr. - Beaufort. S. C—Street FUr aad OsniTal. KoT. 20-25. 0. nraterkease. BelleTDf. 0.—Street Fslr. Oct n-IO. T. B. Parkinson, aee. BeKon. Tex.—Flremea's Street flilr. Oct. M- NOT. 4. CarboBdale. IIL—Street Fair. Oct. t«4L Oaa- mopolltan Amusement Co. Oliattanooga. Tenn.—Street Fair. Oct. . W- Not. 5. Columbua. Ga.—Street Fair sad Osmlrnl. MS*. o n. Cliff B. Grimes, aec'y. Clayton. Ala.—CarnlTal and StTMt VUr. Was. 2n.2!l. K. praak Valeatlaa^ .: ColnnMt. S. a-4lardHnlS*.-fkMi atom M. Oct tMB. K. . O. BsrkOBt Awwtlt Ot^. attr. . , . DaTenport, I ffaal lj ' S l P-et Fair. Oct. 16-21. Monarch Amasemi a t Co.. altr. Elizabeth. Ky Street Fair. Not. 5-lS. Cl«-at Badger Amunement Co. attr. Elkton, Ky.—Street Fair. Oct. 80-NOT. 8. <?reat Badger Amuaement Co., attr. Oaffney, 8. C.—Street Fair. Nor. 6-11. Tb»- K. 0. Barkout AmDsemeat Co., attr. Greenntle. 8. C—Street Fair and OamlTal. Oct, 30-NoT. 4, Tlie K. G, Barkoat AmniT- mi nt Co., attr. Iack"onTlMf. Fit.—CamlTal. Anaplera Jaekioo- Ttlle CsFTilTjl ABin. Not. —. TV. B, Car- ter. pr-=^. •t. Fair St.