The billboard (July 1911)

4a X ti e e 111 b o a r a JULY 1, 19n. *T.A-n*Hf dantnn—CUIton Connty Fair Assn. Sent. 25- _aB. M. p. FaBbee, secy. CDUman—Ciillman Co. Agrl. & Live Stock Fall c f""- „ S*P*- 28-30. John Behberg. °*S?"—Central Alabama' Fair Assn. Oct. 24- 28. Morgan Hlcliarfls, secy. T*iK«i008a—West Alabanif. Fair Assn. Oct. 18-21. B. It. Clarkson.' secy. ■ FayettevHIe—Wasbtnictoii Co. Fait Assn. Oct 3- 6. E. I» KettlesUp, secy. HnSBelmUeri-Pdpe Coonty Fair Assn. Oct. 25- ffl.. 'C. :^. Dodd. secy. y-:i^A^'^:.C0M>B4D0. TkiniaaaT-Trlnldaa-Iw' Animas 'Connty Fair Assn. Sept. 2S-20. Charles Bailey, secy. ODHHEOXICUT. r. '*S**Er<SesterfA^. ft-MecIi. Sot Sept 20. W. B. Holden; secy.- Gntlford—Gnilford Agrl- Soc. Sept. 27. B. DeP. Bristol, secy. Barwlnton—BarwintoQ Aptrl. Soc. Oct. 3. D. K. Bentley, secy. H. P. D. No. 2, Tarring- ton. . ■ .. Norwich—New XonObn Co. Agrl. Soe. Sept. 4- 6... Theo. w. Yerrington. secy.. So. Can- terbnry. V - - , FLOSmA. Ocala—Marlon Comity Fair Assn. JTov. SI-24. J>aTla S. Williams, secy. C»Wwen—Canyon CO.. Fair Assn. Oct. 3-8. ^Elmer A. Clark, secy. Twin Falls—^Twln Falls Commercial CInb. Oct. 3-6. Bobett .W.: Spangler; secy. CarUnTlIle--Maconpln (bo. Fair Assn. Oct. 10- 13. 8. T. Oaimody, aecr. DanTers—Bock ; Creek Fair Assn. Sept. 5-8. John S. Popple, secy. Palrlleld—Wayne Co. Fair Assn. Aug. 22-25. Harry I*. -Lelnlnger, secy; teBoy—Pair. Aug. 15-18. T. L. Parks, secy. Lewiston—Folton Co. Fair & Badns Assn. Aug. 22-25. ■ Eagene Whiting, secy. Ubertyvnie-^I/ake Co. AgrL Board. Sept. 5- 8. J. B. Morse, secy. MgTabb—Magnolia Grange Fair. ' Sent, 26-20. Theo. Smith, secy.. Magnolia. Uontlc^IIo^PIatt Comity Board of Agrl. Aug. 15-18. C- H. Bidgley. secy. Oreg<>n--:<»yfe Co. Agrl. Board. Ang.. 22-25.- W P. Team. secy. PlaInfieId-:^PIainaeId Township ■ B*lr Assn. Sent. 13-15.- Ifflnis Smith,-BCCT. Princeton^Bnrean Connty Agrl.-Board. Sept. 5- 8. Chas. L. Trimbly. secy. Bed Bnd—Randolph Coonty. Fair. Sept. 26-29. W. J. Perkins, secy. -. BnsbTilte—Scboyler Co. Fair Assn. Ane. 15- 18. H. B. McLean, secy. IOWA. Anamosa—Anamosa Fair Assn. Ane. 21-25. Dr. L. W. Bossell, secy. ■<■ Forest City—Winnebago Co. Fair. Sept.' 28-30. B. E. Hanson, secy. Montlcello—Great Jones Co; Fair. Ane 28- Sept. 1. Fred W. ;Koop, secy. Manchester—Delaware Co. Agrl. Assn. Ane. 29-Sept. 1. J. B. Hlgman, secy. New Hampton—Chichosan Co. Agrl.' Socr. Sept. 12-15. S. M. BIgelow, secy. Pella—Lake Prairie Oistilct Fair. Oct.'8-6. Chai. Porter, secy. '^•2*''5r-*™t<"»- Co. Agrl. Soc Sept. 5-«. H. G. Knise, aecy.. , .... KADBAS. •. • Colnmbns—Old Settlers' Bennlon Assn. Ang. 1- 4. A. D. Jewett, secy. "?f*£i—S."^ Connty Pair Assn. Ang. -15-18. B. W. Hamar, secy. — . Wavedy—Ohio Day Assn. Ane. 17-18. J. M. Osbom, secy. KEHTXrCKY'. Cqinmbia—Colnmbia Fair Assn. Ane. 22-28, J. B. Colfey, secy. ■ ' ^x'^S §S'^8»-^K"sse' Co. Palp. Ang; 8-11. 4. B,. ciayton'r secy. . XAIHE. Acton—Shapteigh .& Acton. Pair. Oct. 3-6. Fred K. Bodwell, secy. Bine Hill—Hancecfe Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 6-7. C. S. Snowman, secy. Bristol—Bristol Agrl. Soc Sept. 26-28. I. Wilbcr Hnnter, secy., Oamarlscotta. Dsmarlscotta—Lincoln Co. Fair. Oct 3-5. A. L. Shaw. secy. . . Fiyebor^—West Oxford Agrl. Soc. Oct. S-6. B. Walter Meken,^ secy. Hartland—Hattland Fair. Sept. 14-16. E. A. Webber, secy, tijermore Falls—Androscoggin Co. AgrL Soc. Sept. 12-13. W. N. Gilbert, secj?^ Nsdhlas—^Macblas Pair Assn. Sept. 6-7. W *H. Phlnney. secy. Presqne Isle—^Jtorthem Maine Pair Assn. Sept. 5-T. Ernest L-. McGIanflin, secy. Skowhegan—Somerset.-Central Agrl. Soc. Sent. 21- 23. S. H. Bradbnry, secy. South Paris—Oxford Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept 12- 14. W. O. Frothingham, secy. ■ Springfleld— Ho. Penobscot Agrl. Assn. Sent. 1^15,. I.. B..AT?ri n, secy., Prentiss. K&SSACHUSEITS. Amherst—Hampshire AgrL Soc. Sept. 26-27. D. H. Keedy, secy. Barnstable—^Barnstable. Co. AgrL Soc. Ang 29- 31. Marcns W. Hards, secy. Clinton—Clinton Fair. -Sept.-12-14." ■ Warren Goodale, secy. Cnmmington—Hillside AgrL Soc. Sept. 26-27. e. P. Burri secy. Great Barrington—^Honsatonle AgrL Soc. Sent. 26-20. Joseph H. MalODCT^, secy. ■ Halifax—Pl.Tmonth Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 13-14. A. H. Willis, secy.. Brtdgewater. Northampton—Hampshire Franklin and Hamp- den AgrL Soc. Oct. 4-5. C. A. Montgomery, secy. Oxford—Oxford Agrl. Soc. Ang. Sl-Sept. 1. James E- Darling, secy. Spencer—Spencer Farmer & Mech. Assn. Sept. 22- 23. Geo. H. Basner, secy. # lacRieAir. Cassopolis—Cass Co. Fair. Sept. 20-22. E. H. Black, secy. BIG MONEY FOR MIDWAY FOLKS -THROUGH THE- VIRGINIA FAIR CIRCUIT BAOFOBD, September 6-8. Mark Beld, SecretaiT- GALAX, September 13-15. G. P. Carr, Secretary. TAZEWELL, September 19-21. H. eland Fobst, Secretaiy. BOAMOEE, September 26-29. L. A. Scholz, Secretary. LTNCEtBUBG, October 3-6. F. A. Lorelock, Secretary. ^ KS FOLLOWS BLACKSTONE, October 4-6. C. T. Bipberger, Secretary. MABTINSVILLB, October 10-13. T. H. Self, Secretary. BICHMOND, October 0-16. Mark B. Lloyd, Sec. and Gen. Mgr. PETEBSBUBG, October 17-21, J. H. Patteson, Secretary. DANVILLE, October 17-20. Q. P. Geogbegan, BectMMit- SUFFOLK,' October 24-27. ; . ' H. N. Fitzgerald, Secretary. FAEMVILXB, October 24-27. J. L. Hart, Secretary. EMPORIA, October - Sl-NoTember B. E. E. Goodwin, Secretary. The times have been good. The people have money and are willing to spend it. Every town in the VIRGINIA FAIR CIRCUIT is alive wire. All short jumps. Only first-elass concessions wanted. Special arrangements have been made by all of the Fairs for fine, free attractions to run day and night. Mdway Folks, give this Circuit a triaJ and you will not regret it, but on the other hand you will be siu-e to try and play the Circuit over again next year. Write for particulars today. Address each individual Secretary, or the undersigned. J. P. FLIPPO, Secretary, Roahoke, Va. J. H. PATTESON, President, P«tersburg, Va. East Jordan—CbarleToix County Agrl. Soc. Sept. 12-15. A. N. Nichols Jr., secy. Mlddlesbnrg—Presque Isle Mech. & Agrl. Soc. Sept. 12-14. H. H. Whitley, secy. Browns Talley—Traverse Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 14-16A H. V. Held. secy. Carver^Jarrer Co. Agrl. Soe. Sept. 28-30. C. E. Fnnk, secy. Hopkins—Hennepin Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 2S- 30. W. S. Smetana, secy., Hopkins.- Long Prairie-Todd Co. AgrL Soc. Sept. 26- 28. Jos. Denbs. secy. Mora—Kannabec Co. Fair. Sept: 13-15. Willis Fairbanks, secy. Cokato—Western Wright Co. Fair. Oct. 5-7. J. W. Beckman. secy. Farmlngton—Daklto Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 2T- 29. C. S. Lewis, secy. Gsrden City-Bine Earth Co. Agrl. Soe. Sept. 26-28. W. A. Boberts, secy. Thief RlTer Falls—^Pennington Co. Agrl. Assn. Ang. 2-4. WUUs H. a£k, tees. Wadena—Wadena Co. AgrL' Soc; ' Sept. 21-2.'j. J. H. Mank. secy. Worthlngton—^Nobles Co. Dlst. Fail Assn. Sept. 12-14. S. H. Grey. secy. Znmbrota—Goodhue Co. AgrL Soc. Sept. 20-22. M. H. BaskBe}d,^ 8eey. - •" - iUBSisiumfi. Greenv Ule ''D elta Pair Assn. - Nor; ' 6-11. L- P. Smith, secy. masoTTBi. Green City^-<!reen Citlr Fair Assn. Ang. 22-24. - A. B."Jones, secy. ■-" ■ ' Vandalia—Vandalia Com Carnival & Live Stock Co. Sept. 26-28. E. C. Leman. secy. , KKW HAHFSHIBE.' Lancaster—Coos St. Essex Agrl. Soc. Sept. 5-7. • Elwin Damon, Becy.: '.-, LowTiBe^LewIs Co. Agrl. So*;--'.'Aug.' 20-31. M. M. Lyman, se<^. '. . . Clean—Clean Agrl. & , Indnst, Assn. Sept. 4- . 7. Wm. H.' Carpenter, secy.' Ponghkeepsie—Dutches Co. AgiL Soe. Sept. .4-8, . .WlHI™ T. . Ward. secy. . OHIO. Wavedy—Pike Co. Pair. Sept. 6-8. Chas. L. Greenbanm, secy. VoKLAEOKA. ' Blackwell—^Inter-State Fair. Jiily -31-Ang. 4. Malcolm McDonald,' asst. secy. PEHNSZLVASIA. Bamesboro—Bamesboro Business * Men's Assn. Aug. 15-19. Fred Morley, secy. Bloomsbnrg—Colnmbia Co. Agrl. Soc. Oct 3 6. A. N. Tost, secy. Centre Hall—^Patrons of Husbandry. Sept. 9- 15. Leonard Shone, secy. . Emporium-Cameron Co. Agrl. Assn. Sept. IS- IS. F. G. Jndd, secy. JacksonTille—Richhill -Agri. Soc. Sept. 5-7. Dennis Murphy, secy.. West Pinley. Gratz—Gratz AgrL & Hort; . Assn. '. Oct. «7-20. T. S. Klinger. secy. Harford-^Baiford Agrl. Soe. Sept. 20-21. O. F. Maynard, secy. . Honesdale—Wayne CO. Agrl. Soc. Aug. 14-17. Emerson W. Gammell. secy. Lewlsbnrg—Union Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 26-20. C. Dale Wolfe, secy. Mejersdale—Meyersdale Fair & Eace Assn. Sept. 26-29. D. J. Fllie. secy. Pittsburg—National Land & Irrigation Expo. Oct. 12-28. Francis C. McCarty. Port Royal—Jnanita Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. IS- IS. James N. Groninger. secy. Towanda—Bradford Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 26-20 O. L. Smiley, secy. SOnTH .CAROLINA. ' Batesbnrg—Tri Connty Fair Assn. Oct. 17-21. Walter J. McCartby, secy. . SOUTH DAKOTA. ArmouFT-Armonr Driving Park Assn. Ang 30- Sept. X. W. J. Barloon. secy, aark—Clark Co. Agrl. Fair Assn. Sept. 5-7. Homer B. Brown, secy. TEDNESSEE. Cellna—Clay Co. Fair Assn. Oct. 5-7. J. P. Stages, secy. Colnmbia—Maury Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 6-9. George E. McKennon. secy. Rome—Smitb Co. A. & M. Assn. Sept. 14-16. Seth SI. Corley, secy. Tnllahoma—Tullahoma Fair Assn. Sept. 14-16. John W.. Harton, secy. SALTED PEANUTS Oh how good if rightly prepared!. We are the •'Know How Fellows.*' We put up the best peanuts made in the world, particularly desir- able for Theatres, Parks, Circuses and Picture Shows. Our Bis oc Box, packed 200 in case $1.60 bd. Our Wax Sack, packed 200 in case. 1.90 hd. Money to .a ccoropany order. Stamps for sample. THE MABPLE BUGS. CO., Toledo, Ohio. TEXAS. San Angelo—San Angeio Fair Assn. Sept. 2G- 30. A. D. West, secy.' Tlmpson—East-Texas < Fair. Oct, 4-7. Stephen Ohamness, secy. WASUUIGXOH.. Pnyallnp-^Valley-Fair. Assn. Oct.- 3-7. John -Mills, secy; ■ . . :■ , , . - WEST TIBGniZA, Bipley—Ripley Fair. Sept. 12-15. Elmer L. -Stone, secy. ■ CAIfADA. Midland. Ont.—Agricultural Soc. Sept. 28-29. E. C. Guild, secy. Gravenhurst, Ont.—Gravenhurst Agrl. Soc. Sept. 14-15. Dr. V. B. Cartwrlght. secy. Van Kleek Hill, Ont.—Van Kleek-'HIU Expo. .Assn. Sept. 19-21. . H. C. Jones. Manltowaning, Ont.—Manltowaning Pair. Oct. 2-3. T. G. Hnrlbnrt, secy." Brighton, Ont.—^Brighton Agrl. 'Soc. Sept. 28. Harrison Carr, secy. • Elmvale. Ont.—^Falr. Oct. 2-4. C. S. Burton, Halifax, Nova Scfltia—Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition. Sept. 7. M. M. Hold, secy. Samia. Ont.—West Lambton Co. . Fair. Sept. 26-27. M. A. Sander, seey. Corrections and Changes CALXFOBNIA Sacramento—State Agrl. Soc. Aug. 2e-Sept. 2. Cr AOlison Telfer, secy. , GEOaOIA Tallapoosa—^Haralson Co. Agrl. Fair Assn. Oct. 17-21, Eswell Coffee, secy. INDIANA Columbns—^Bartholomew Co. Fair Assn. - .4ng. 15-19. Tom Vinnedge, .secy. KABSACHirSETIS Nantncket—Nantucket Agrl. Soc. Aug. 30-1 Joslab F. Murphy, secy. mcmGAN Clare—Clare Isabella Bi-Connty Agrl. Soc. Sept. 26-20. B. D. Palmer, secy. lilNNESOTA St. Paul—Northwestern Live Stock Assa. Nov. 14.17. Geo. A. Pelrson, secy. NEW YOBK Fredonia—Chautauqua Co, Agrl. Ctor. Ang. 23- 25. W. E. Clark, secy. NOBTH CABOLIKA Greensboro—Central Carolina Fair' Assn. Oct. 10-13. Garland Daniel, secy. OHIO Woodsfleld—Monroe Co. Agrl Soc. -Aug. 22-23. Geo. P. Dorr, secy. OREGON John Day—Fifth Eastern Ore. Dist Agrl. Soc. 2!2l l."^- Haighict. secy., Canyon City, Ore. PENNSYLVANIA ' ■ ■ - Butter—Bntlcr OrlTJng Park & Fair Assn. Aog. 22-25. W. B. Purvis, Secy. , 'VEBXONT Montpellcr—Vermont State Hort. Soc. Nov. 1- 2. Prof. H. B. Cnmmings, secy. WISOOHBIN Dnrand—Pcpin Co. AgrL Soc Sept' 26^^. G. S. Peck, secy. Hayward—Saw.Ter Co. Fair Soc. Oct. 3-5. A. Bronhard. secy. Vlroqua-Vernon Agrl. Soc. Sept. -19-22. G. B. Fisher, secy.. FAIR WORKERS'AND STREETMEN'S NEW GOODS—JUST OUT Wzito for onr nsw 1811 Illnstrated Oatalogna, Jnst off ths prosa. Mafled ftee to Tonr addresa. Send tor it today." It wui prove to yoa that we haw the latest and best selling spods at POSI TITEL Y THE LOWEST PBICKS. A XXW OF OVB BPEOIAIiTIEB: The new Combination Opera and Field Glaaa. ner groaa 127 «" Gent's link and scarf set^ per gross.. 3 73 'X'n« iai«Bt i-viec« nKHvn cuuac, imm and Karf combination atts, per gross — 0 00 Tie and scarf pin set, per gross 4 80 Coat chains, acart and tie set, a big seller, dw dacen. 1 Pearl ax brooches, per gross 10 00 Bangle bruucueb, p«r kfum ^ Neck chains, with lockets, per gross.. f 2B Stods-and scarf pins set with electri- cal diamonds, per gton S a A large assortmcBt of ladlea' anC gents' act rings, per gnm 8 M Photo brooches, per gross ;.. I T> Chatelaine pins,, with lockets, per gross 6 00 The biggest value ever offered for tbe money. The Uarkaman, extra heavy, fbll slse, 7^ In., pnt np In boxes, with SUem, per doz., S1.40; per gross, tl6.20. We are headquarters for Watches, Jewelry, Fountain Pens and . Novelties. ALTBAOH & ROSENSON Wholesale . Jewelers, The Home of NoTcWea, 205 W. Madlaon St., Chloago, Ilia. PENNANTS, CANES, NOVELTIES Hat Bands NO'VELTY SEALEBS, CONCESSION PEOPLE, BTBEETHEN, FAIB AND CABNIVAX. FOLLffWEBS, KNIFE BOABD HEN. NOTICE—We are tbe lowest priced honse for Souvenirs. Nov- elties, Holiday Gootls, Celebration Goods, Canes, Pennants, Buttons, Badges, Ticli- lers, Confetti, Noise Makers, etc. Felt Pennants made to order for all occasions. Largest Novelty Supply House. Thousands of sattsded cnitomers. Orders slilpped same day as received. 1011 Cai- alogue FTilSB. - - NEWMAN MFG. CO., 641-647 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. WANTED Position with a show or carnival company, by a big freak—the clephant-footed man. For photo antl particulars, address W. J. SPENCER, 2350 Second Ave., Torn! Haute, Ind. FOB SiLLE—Two Negro Dips, Chicago miik<'. Side targets; tanks 4^x4%x6 ft. deep; back wiill 15x25 ft.; 4 heavy nets, 2 red 10x12 (t.. 2 4sS; 2.pieces rod aud white side wall 4^4x21 ft. touc 15-inch stripe: 1 piece 12 ft. long, 4% high, 1 ft. stripe: 7r( loc balls; shipping cases; $30.00 tal;<-< all. KELLIE KING, 1611 Latrobe, ParkcrsbtirK. W. Va.