The billboard (Sept 1910)

SEPTEMBER 3, 1910. Xlic Billboard 71 CURTIS8 AER0PU\NE8 FOR EX- PO SITIO N. Bock Island, 111.. Aiit. 27.—All atru(emenU (or tbe frea attractlona for the Rock laland Bzpotltlon, wblch -will ba held at Bock laland, 111., the week of September 12, trs now com- Dlete. Tbe moat Important ^ oae ; ana one that will be the drawing eaid la the Olean H. Ooxtlaa aeropUDca. Tbe Cartlaa aTtaton: will make two flIibU each; altsMOOifc i, ; _^ In addition to Qlenn Cnrtlaa there will be a nnmber of : free acta, aa fdlowa: Bwlns'a Invenllq ZooaTe Band: the ' Arakl Imperial Xtonpa ot Japanese: Herri Altier'a Ten Polar Bean, and Banua and Amold'a-European Bx- centrlones. There will also be tbe niual borae, antomoblle and motorerele racea, exhibits, etc. Two afternoons durlojc tbe week. Professor Hop- kins of the asrleoltnral department of tbe Illinois state TtalTerslty will deliver lectorea on aclentlflc farmin*. . . .... „ .. Thopark will as beretofor*. ; be brilliantly 11- Inmlnated nichtly. and; «o; tlirM ntehts there will be large pyroteehnle ditplaya m accord- ance witb set programi../i,; :;:'■:> JOIN WORTHAM-AI.I.EN. Betrditown, la.. Aaz. 2S.~BackIltt'a Ware and Ferria Wheel, Amiek an& Doyle's Broad- way Belles and Texas Tom'a neak Hone were amonx those who Joined the ; Wortham-AUen Sbowa here. Barley roster, who haa been with the V. 8. CainiTal Company.f aa Beneral accnt,': also Joined ben^iwith flrai eonceaaloiik:^^ from tbe U. Si CunlvM Oak«^wto;ta their lot with W«rUiam-Allen/ are: lit. and lira. yBoae. masle > wand and ;:Hindoo, myatery; Harry B. Otto and wife;! (LaBelle Domino) Tem- ple of Palmistry, and K. M. Doncan with five cone c ss l o n s. Other new facea on the Midway are: Oeorte Wilson, the BtroDc man, his wife, and Maater Baymood: J. K. Boatlncbooae, with hla Bird Wheel; Benny Fanat. with Bre. eoneeaaions: Koya, with Jap BowUnr Alley and Flab Pond; and Mr. and Mrs. UBelle. with their DoUy Varden Oandy Wheel. The roster at present In- clDdes Wortham and AUen'a Bnman Bonlette Wheel. J. J. Barnes* Carry-na-all, O. 3. Bnck- Un'a Ferris Wbeel and drellns Wave, Craay Hooae, Broadway Belles. Bectxle Palace, Span- ish Bnll FIshteta, Howard's'School B<va and School Otrlir: Doe ^ Benn!n nTerln-one, Texas Tom'a Freak Horsei Count Baldaaaarre's Hex- lean Little Horse Olrte, Hippodrome. Bwlnt'a society Ctreas and Fairy In tbe Well. For tree acta' there are: Uadaip Ponttfaz with her lamona dlTtec horses Ifa^and Jnne, ~ ' and tbe Howard VaoUIy i I Desperado west. D. r. Speara baa aasDmad the a»naaemcnt ot the AnOltoilnm Theatre. GiaenTnteb Tenn. Streetmen DIOZO Fairwoiekers Agents The Great Money-Maker. Sells like hot cakes at $1.00 each. Costs agenU only $2.70 doz. Also writis for Uammoth CIrenlara deserlblns oar (1.25 Cabinet of Sto 25c high-grade Toilet Prcp- aratlona, coating agenta.only aoc. and a aeore of B ig So a p and Premlnm Propositions. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . FABXSB OEI3CIOAL COlIPijnr, Chicago, Us. COL FRANCIS FERARI Having sold one of his Animal Shows, leaves next week for Europe to secure THE NEWEST ACTS AND THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF WILD ANIMALS ever bought by one man in the world, for his big show, which is now completing a jrear's engagement in SouthI America. Will Winter Quarter in New York. Going into rdiearsal for the Spring Fairs and Carnivals. The Ferari Shows of 1911 Will Be The Biggest and Best in all Amusement History. Address COL. FRANCIS FERARI, care TheBillboard, 1440Broadway, New York. BESiaE 1^ nmmEL 41ari4IIMnamt. KITOH. The Largest ana Oldeat Dealer and Impottag at OAS, WHinUNa ilNB UVEniSlllt BALLOONS Ala* Navaltlea for Straetmen. We recelra OTery week fronr onr faetoiy. Balloona ot all kinds and alxea. that we gnarantea ot snperlor qnallty to any offerad OB tba market. We alao eantlcn tiistenWH and tbe trade to beware ot In- ferior and false nnmt>era oirered at cheap prices. Price List on Application. SIGHT SEULJNG SnONErrS GddAated Signet Rings with a backbone and of a qnallty that makes the price rldicnlona. 2Se seUen. tU.OO groaa: OOe sellers. ^21.00 gross. Send for catalog. B. B. DODOB * CO.. Dept B, Masonic Temple. CM. cagOk Ilia. EAGLE BBTTOH. solid gold, extra heavy Eagle, set with : a reconatmcted mtry. h rilllant and aappfalre. Bacn (2. Said for ninatrated booklet show- ing great variety of Cliarms. Pins, Bottona and Ztobs. ^>e- elal diseonnt to agents. F. O. B. Jewelry at lowest prices. Write to^ lay. X. Ik JsWZUlT CO., 197 & Madiaott St., CStlcage. SOVELTT XEir lOOK HSBB—OHt TOD KID hat banda and neckties, Jnst ont and selling like hot cakes, assorted colors, H-SO per bondred. prepaid. Obi son Kid Cane Pennants, aaaorted colore. (2.00 per htmdicd. prepaid. Samples 10 centa. Send for amall order and see If I nann't told yon tbe troth. B. D. OAUSB. 623 S. Main Street, Klkhart, Ind. ICS CBEAM CONES that an delldoos and pore, will stand InspeetloB of the pnre food Uw. 18 1.000. Addteaa J. B. LUmSBY a SOU; Park, K. Y. GET WISE TO THIS NEW CHICAGO CUBE GAME! THIS ISJTHE ONLY THING EVER PERFECTED THAT ACTUALLY TAKES the PLACE of DICE GAMES and SLOT MACHINES ALSO THIS IS THE ONLY CAME EVER INVENTEO AND OPERATED THAT r PAYS $100.00 FOR A DIME it will increase tlie sales and popularity of every saloon,, eigar Store and other Milve" stands more than 5Qi per eent. : DESCRlPxibiy: The CUBE Game consists of one Mahogany Stand with a Base lOi inches in circumference, with a 4^ inch cylinder, 7 inches high. In tbia cylinder is placed Slanting Shelves, caiisine the cubes when thrown into it to be thorou^y tumbled about. ' No manipulation of any kind' being possible. Dice lighting in the Saucer Shaped ;Bo\rt or Base, where they are easinr Seat and easily Picked up ready for the next throw., This amMwatm is-linedtbroiijpoutwithBilliaTd Cloth, making it noiseless. T^Hth this outfit is fim 5-8 wMte odhdrnd rabn^ colors. Red, Blacky Green. Yellow. Bine and Dove Mior. This tfame can be ran in Innnmerable ways, one of the moat popular helni 23 throws for 3S cts. . Player selects lUs COI.OK. and If he sneceeds In throwln|{ 26 of color named in 25 throws, he ifeta $1.00 In tradet If he throws only 11 or less, he jets $I.OO In tradet If he throws 33 or over, he tfets $2.00 In trade. This Brings Business where all else Calls and holds yoar easterners as well as affording Inno* cent amnsement to all. This jame can also be ran with 3 of the Cnbes, player pladnd his watfer on his laVortte color and.the house paylnii hlm^ln trade If his coloranowsi' Can also be ranMrttfa only ONB :CWBE,plsiyer select! his color and honae paying the Incky one 4 times the amoant of his Waifer. &c.. &c. The reason we claim every store should have one ot them, is this t It Is somethlnit ENTIKELY NEW, it Is also a decided Novelty and it Is the only Device ever invented that Protects the HOUSE AGAINST SBAKKS. Price GompMte, Bewl^ Handsome Layout <KCf and 5 Colored Cubes, ^9-W anyone' NAMING A COLOR AND THROWING 5 OF THEM THE 25 Cent GAME^^_ as THROWS WITH S CUBES FOR 2S CENTS PLAYER SELECTS COLOR BEFORE THROWING CUBES REWHRD S „ . ^ ^ „ ItWvsnlotCiiinitmtinf M 11.00 ititktfGKmUjHtluw tat ilii it $2.00 worth af Qgtri it you throw 33 otanr 'Sa^ p. S.—Many action is fasteran< people use this Bowl and Stand with Hnear Dice instead of a^iee'Bozas'the I it affords p^ect Ftotecticm to tbo House. BOWL And ST^^ WHEN THREE CUBES ARE USBOi '^VSSfSSJFt^^StSTSSSSm^ nm i«a MmiiiT Min n t«m m* CM* «im m OHM m nM nn MmR >u«>> " wmnnwt naSmuSmStmmZSmvtwmmnmwum. T Mr ABOVK CUT« REPRISninOAM I AMD LArOOT. H. C. EVANS & COIMPANY, 102-104 Van Buren Street, - - CHICAGO WE HAVE A FULI. LINE OF CLUB ROOIW FURNITURE ON HAND ALWAYS. Writaat enoe tar our NEW CATALOaUE. It shows ewaiytiilne that Is notiel and beat In Dies, Carta: andallklndsof oamas. ■■■ .■■ .,r:--^;i'Ji;?;;v Our "ZIO ZAG" Is lust out. 'THE BALUSPIHDLE" Is aneUier «hatwlll oat a plajraw^^ ,r^'. ASK US ABOOT •«■.. - - ^. 'Mi^ Chers.