The billboard (Aug 1911)

68 The* SlUboard AUGU8T 12i 19if. ow (Continned from page 29.) 1st: Miss Pearl Brooks^nBnJBe He«fe.""Clara .McLaughlin. The shew Is tamed for Its Say- a-ma-la-yum-a-la. Lotta the -knife rack kinc. la still with the ■how. and has two knife racks, • Japanese ping pontt ami nln wheel. . He Is partnered by S. M. Miller of Decatur, in. 'Mr. Heath has the candy stand and two ball racks: Curtis Ireland, the famous feather' man. ias his famous feather flowers, candy wheel and a candy hoop-la. Mr. and Mrs. Ireland handle the feather flowers and hoop-la, while Doc Kirby takes care of the candy wheel.. Mr. and Mrs. Smith hare the ice cream cone outfit and soft drinks: Hess has a high striker, so has Jones; Jones also has a hoop-la; Harry Potter is sanerintendent--of the lot and train; A. T. Wright bandies the cash; Geo. Hodge bandies the press; Holland and Dockrill, In their feature rldlnr act. ana M. Samyoa in his South American thrill, are the free acts, said to he the most expensive ever carried by a carnival company. Ameta Hill, the fat lady, says no show for her at Lafayette. That's her home, and I sup- pose the embarrassment Is the answer. That's heavy embarrassment for yon. WITH THE FOREPAUGH ADVANCE. ^ (Continued from page 24). Tom Dralnsfleld. manager of Car No. 2. In- cluded Chicago on bis outside billing for Jol. let- . It to said Arthur Diggs of Car No. 1. will Save the country routes done at night In the *5. e i . A . of lanterns were . recently shipped to him. Herbert Brady.- one of the .agents of Car No. B. was obueed to eo home recently on account of Illness. Jackson. Mich., to Newport. B. I., was a long Jump for a sick boy. The newspapers of -Michigan were awfully nice to us. and the neonle more than good to Forepangh-Sells. Business was big. •More new printing kas been received on all • of the- three advertising care. The designs are snverb. J. D. Newman now travels by airship. $Sf ent .. , 5l p ,ook htE1 from Omaha to Falrbnry (Campbellvine) r thence to Chicago and back to Denver, consuming four days. Ion sure do travel some. "Jake." CARNIVAL COMPANIES Adams Amusement Co.. O. L. - Adams, mgr.: Mount Hope. W. Va.. 7-12: Beckley 14-19. Aiken Amusement Co., Will E. Aiken, mcr.- Sonth Bend. Ind.. 7-12. ^ Atwood's Combined Shows. D. M. At wood. mgr.: Dodgevllle, Wis.. 7-12. B «£j.°°t Shows. K. G. uarkoot, mgr.: Antlgo. Wis.. 7-12; Appleton 14-19 B ' Bntler's Big Four Shows. Chas. Butler, mgr.: Vanceburg, Ky., 7-12; Ashland 14-19. C EUs^or,h Ca Sr 1, 7-g- S - CU ' tara - mKt - : Capital. City Amusement Co.. Hlne & Hoffman, mgrs.: Shakonee. Minn.. 7-12. Corey Shows, Great, p. D. Corey, mgr.: Mel- rose. Minn.. 7-12; fit. Cloud Cosmopolitan Shows, No. 1. J. B, Anderson, mgr.: LaCrosse. Wis.. 7-12. ' Cosmopolitan Shows. No. 2, H. Snyder mgr.: Dillon, Mont.. 7-12. J • ^ Crescent Amusement Co.: Decatur. Ind., 7-12; Montleello 14-19. Delta City Amusemont Co., W. W. Orr. mgr.: Harrlsburg. IU., 7-12. ' 8 F< 5 ar V.» Fr ?, nc !i' T "«ned Wild Animal Arena: Oneida, N. Y., 6-10; Schenectady 12-20. P Wnfneste? 14-19 B ' Mt * SterUnK - T-12; Shows. C. M. Goodell, mgr.: Neoga, Gowdy Shows. M. A. Gowdy, mgr.: Mt. Ver- non. Mo.. 7-12. Gr ^ t „ Em . Dlte Shows. J. W. Hampton, mgr.: • WellsyUle, 0„ 7-12; ^DhrlchsvIIle 14-19. Greater United Shows.. J. S. Warren, mgr.: Lo- gansport. Ind.. 7-12. Hatch, J. Frank. Shows, W. L. Wyatt. mgr.: Aurora. m. # -; 7-12. '^'^SUSi.^ 0 ™ WtlUamsport. P.., Jones, H. D Riding Devices and Concessions, Tipton SSgr- mgr " : :ir<a,a, *• M - ™* ^Btythe^^Art ^-lg- J - * ^ Kline Shows; Herbert A." Kline, mgr.: Lexing- ton, Ky;. 7-12. ■; .. -.f ■ Krause Greater Shows. Ben Kranse, mgr.: Mo- noHgahela. Pa., 7-12; Barnesbors 14-19. Landes -Bros.' Shows: Abilene, Kan., 7-12; Os- kaloosa 14-19. r Lepna, Great, Shows, J. TSr-Murpby, mgr.: Po- - comoke City, Md., 7-12; Salisbury 14-19. X«mard Amusement Co.: Sterling, Neb.. 7-12: Wymore .14-19. McMahon Amusement Co.. Jas. Hayes, tner • Barnes. Kan.. T-1Z. * Macy's Olympic Shows. J. A. Macy, mgr.: Warrentown. Mo.. T-12. ■ - Monarch Greater Shows: Montreal. Can, 31- Aug. 12.- NaHonal Amusrment Co.. C B. Barfleld tner • Cedar Grove. W. Va.. 7-12: Smlthers 14-19. Nigra & Loos Shows: Bine Island, HI.. 7-12. Pacific Coast Carnival Co.. Earl McCarthy. mgr.: Missoula, Mont, 14-19. ^ Parker Shows. Ned Stoughton. mgr.: LaSalle, HI.. 7-12; Dixon 14-19. Parker Shows: Beglna. Sask.. Can., 31-Ang. 12 Patterson. Great. Shows. Jas. Patterson, mgr.: Jackson. Mo.. 7-12: Boonvllle 14-19. People's Amusement Co., B. A. Johnson, mgr.: Waseca. Minn.. 7-12. • - Reiss. Nat. Shows: Sterling. Cot. 7-12. Beld & Honklns Show: Mount Hone, W. Vs.. T-12; Beckley 14-19. Smith. Greater Shows: Everson. Pa.. 7-12. St. Louis Amusement Co.. E. W. Weaver, mgr : Berwlnt!. W. Va.. 7-12. Smith. John R.. Shows & Bnffalo Ranch Wild West: - Maysvtlle. Ky„ 14-19. United Amnsement Co., Thos Deltrlck, mgr.: _AsMand. Ky.. 7-12. U. S. Carnival Co.. B. L. Carroll, mgr.: St. - Paul, Minn.. 7-12. Welder Amnsement Co.. Will H. Welder, mgr : Shawnee. O.. 7-12. Wnrtham * Allen.:United Shows: Kensington. HI.. T-12. •* r --t -- -»« t j: Green- m ■ « Circuses, Wild Wests and Tent Shows Backman's Animal Show: Beglna, Sask., Can., 31-Aug. 12. Barnes', Al. G., Wild Animal Show: •Barnum & Bailey: Glens Falls, N. 9; Butand. Vt., 10; Burlngton 11; Montpelier 12; St. Albans 14; St. Johns, Que... Can., 15; Montreal 16; Malone, N. X., 17; Ogdensburg 18; Watertown 19. Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Bill Shows: Marshall- town, la., 9; Waterloo 10; Fort Dodge 11; Council Bluffs 12; Omaha. Neb.. 14; Lincoln 15; York 16; Hastings 17; Grand Island IS; North Platte 19. ■ California Frank's Wild West: Flushing, L. I.. N. Y., A; Glen Cove 10; Port Jefferson 11; Fax Bockaway 12; Sag Harbor 14; Southamp- ton 15; Biverhead 16; Patchogue 17; -Babylon 18; Hempsted 19. Campbell Bros.': Plymouth, Wis.. 9; Menom- inee 10; Escanaba, Mich., 11; Manistique 12; St. Ignace 14. Clark. M. L. & Son's Show: Maxville, Mo.. 9: KImmswick 10; Herculanenm 11; Crystal City 12; Hillsboro 14; Old Mines 15. Circle C. Ranch Shows. Lee Clark, mgr.: Can- ton, Ky., 11; Cadis 12; Gracey 14; Kelley 15; Kirkmanville 16; Casney 17; Hnntsville 18; Drakesboro 19. Cole & Rice Show: Crown Point, N. Y., 9; Ti- conderoga 10: -Fort Edward 11; Lake George 12. Downle & Wheeler Shows: Northville. N. Y., O; Oanajoharle 10; St. Johnsvllle 11; C'anas- tota 12. Eschman. J. H.. Shows: Publication of route prohibited. Mall addressed In care of The Billboard forwarded. Forepangh-Sells Bros.': Denver. Col.. 9: Bould- er 10; Fort Collins 11; Greeley 12; Kearney, Neb.. 14; Columbus 15: Norfolk 16; Lemars, la., 17: Cherokee IS; Sheldon 19: Gentry Bros.': Eveleth. Minn., 9; Virginia 10; Ft. Frances, Out. Can., 11; Bainy Blver 12; Winnipeg, Man;, 14-16; Grafton, N. D., 17; Grand Forks IS. Gollmar Bros.': Augusta, Wis.. 9; Mondovl 10; Neilsville 11; Elroy 12; Jefferson 14. Haag, Mighty, Show: Publication of route pro- hibited. . Mail addressed In care The Bill- board forwarded. Hagenoeck-Wallace: Lexington. Mo., 9; In- dependence 10; Marshall 11; Mexico 12; Lou- isiana 14; Alton IE- Litchfield 16; Mattoon~17; Olney 18; Washington. Ind., 19. Henry's, J. E.. Wagon Show: BosalI«. Neh. 9; Lyons 10; Craig 14; Herman 15: Blair 16: Kennard 17; Arlington 18: Washington 19. Honest Bill Show: Cambridge. Ia., 9: Maxwell 10: Collins 11; Melbourne 12; Montour 14; Elberon 15; Keystone 16; Van Horn 17; Kor way 18: Amana 19. Howe's Great London Sbow: Publication of route prohibited. Mall addressed In care of The Billboard forwarded. - - Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Wild West: Chip- pewa Falls. Wis., 11; Black Blver Falls 12. Lucky BUI Show: Beger. Mo.. 9; Browning 10; Llnneus 11; Laclede 12; St. Catherines 14; Bncklin 15: New Cambria 16; CaUao 17; Be- -vter 18; Ardmore 19. Miller Bros.' & ArUngton's 101 Ranch Wild • West: Paris, 111., 9: Champaign 10; Kanka- kee 11; Hockford 12; Fond du Lac, Wis., 14; Appleton 15; Green Bay 16; Shawano 17; Wausan 18; Marshfield 19. Singling Bros.': Great Fans, Mont., 9; Helena 10; Butte 11: Missoula 12. Blppel Bros.: Fisher. HI., 9; Lotus 10; Mans- field 11; Mahomet 12. Bobbins', Frank A.: Thompsonville. Mich., 9: Ludlngton 10: Beed City 11: Howard 12; Belding 14; Portland 15: Grand Ledge 16. Robinson, Dan, Famous Shows: Publication o* route prohibited. Mall addressed In care of The Billboard forwarded. Robinson's, John. Ten Big Shows: Worthlng- ton. Ind.. 9: Lawrencevllle. DX. 10; Mt. Car- mel 11: Harrlsburg 12: Cairo 14. Sanger's Combined Shows. Publication of route ■ prohibited. Mail addressed In care of The Billboard forwarded. Sells-Floto: St. Panl, Minn.. 9-10: Ban Claire. "Wis.. It; Winona. Minn., 12; Dubnone. Ia.. 14: Clinton 15; Freeport, IB., 16: Bockford 17; Elg'n 18: Aurora 19; South Chicago 20. Silver's. Bert. Family Show: Dryden. Mich., 9: Leonard 10; Orion Lake 11-13. Smith's. E. G.. Shows: Luthersburg. Pa.. 9; Sabnla 10; Penfield 11; Byrondale 12; Kersey 14: Sbawmnt 15. Sparks', John H.. Shows: Lisbon, N. H.. 10; Lebanon 11; Claremont 12.' Starrett's, H. S.. Show: Pocomoke. Md., 7- Snn" Bros.*: Balnbrldge, O., 2; Waverly 10; Jackson 11. Tompkins* Wild West, Chas. H. Tompkins, mgr.: Merlden, Conn.. 7-12; Cornish, Me., 14- Welsh Bros.* London Hippodrome: Philadel- phia, pa.. July 10. indef. Yankee Robinson Show: Young Buffalo Wild West: Mt. Clemens, Mich.. 9| YpsilanH 10; Hillsdale 11; Goshen. Did.. On page 29 of this issue appears the Ad of Philadelphia, Pa., Business Men's Associa- tion Carnival to be held at 60th and Market Streets, the dates of which are September 12-14, 1911. I. D. MILLER is Chairman of Amusements. IBflAjlairian Hair; chare, bald 80 cet WIWl»iEippERT/ tfrj4 4tk in., I, cents. T. —WANTED— A Good Carnival Com nan v for the Hancock County Fair Week At Brltt. Iowa, September 19, 20 and 21, 191L We will have the biggest County Fair in Northern Iowa. Are spending $500.00 for free attractions alone. Can also use a few good shows. -Address H. A. EABLY, Secretary, Brltt, Iowa. HIGH STRIKERS That ere Simple, Light and Wonderfully Strong. That have the finish and flash that get the business. Every customer a boost; that's why I send them out on.approval on receipt o£.SUrj. Price. $45. X. W. AHSTEHBUBG, ~' E "—-'-^ Michigan. ORANGEADE LEMONA 1 lb., for 720 glasses, for $2.00, prepaid to any address. Send money order and get the beautiful lithographed display cards free. Sample package for 1 gallon, 10c. —THE— Kwencii A-Thirst Products Go. S24-S26 W . 166th St. N Y. City. GUARANTEED UNDER THE PURE FOOD LAW, U.S. SERIAL No. 38948. (^ORANGEADE A Pound Makes 45 Gallons. Retails for $40.00 Guaranteed the finest flavored, and strongest Orangeade preparation on the market. Has a rlcb orange color, of a pure natural origin. NOT coal tar color, such as our Imita- tors use, and which Is prohibited by several of the State Pure Food Laws, although ia permitted by the national law, under which law they guarantee It. But such a guarantee does NOT protect anyone retailing their drinks in a State which prohibits coal tar colors. Be on the safe side—it pays. Our powders do not contain a grain of sugar—you add that. Imitations of our powders contain sugar in varying quantities, some as high as 50%, although they claim their powders to be as strong as ours. Is there any good reason why you should pay $2.00 or $2.25 per pound for sugar? Crescent Orangeade, as well as all our other drinks, is absolutely harmless, and we give our customers the strongest possible guarantee. Beware of imitations. We will send a beautiful sign, size lSxOO In., made in colors from engraved plates, free with an order for two pounds or more of our Crescent Orangeade Powder. Smaller signs, beautifully colored, will be sent with all orders. Send a dime for a trial (gallon) package, with catalogue of our ten other drinks, coolers, glass jars, tumbler carriers, etc., postpaid. Or, better still, send a money order for $2.25, and we will ship you a pound of Crescent Orangeade (enough for 45 gallons,, at once, by express prepaid, with signs and catalogue. Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry and Cherry Powders, same strength and price as Orangeade. Six one pound cans may be bad, assorted, for $12.00, prepaid. Every drink we make is fully guaranteed under the Pure Food Law, TJ. S. Serial No. 11768. Start selling our delicious drinks NOW, and you will make more money than you ever made on any other kind. Your customers will be more than satisfied with the Quality, which helps a whole lot, and makes the business a pleasure. CHAS. T. MORRISSEY & CO., Dept. B., 3407 0£den Avenue. CHICAGO. ILL. THE NEW AFRICAN SLIDE TRICK STAIRWAY BALL GAME THE SEASON'S GREATEST MONEY-GETTER. This new and np-to-date ball game d.Tice constats of ■ ten foot stairway, three feet wi le, with steps that fold together when target Is hit with a ball. A lively negro or clown can do mora fanny stunts on tbis machine and can jolly more nickel, ont of a crowd than on anything of the kind erer Invented. It*, an attractive looking frame-up and a snre money-maker wherever there la . crowd. Beat ball game proposition on the market today, and the greatert value for the money ever offered. Our latest type of machine has wooden frame and im- proved aide arm target, in natural throwing position. Best of materials and workmanship, and nothing to break or got ont of order. Easy to set up or take apart and rap. Shipping weight, 200 pounds. Price of ontflt, with rope, netting, canvas backstop, and one do sen balls, $50.00 net, f.o.b. Peoria. $13.00 cash with order and balance C. O. D. Prompt ahipment guaranteed. We also furnish water- proof canvas tank for use with this machine, at null extra chat large. m. : -ROLL TICKETS— "THI BIO TICKET AT THE SMALL PRICE" Your own special ticket, any printing, any colors, accurately numbered, every roD guaranteed. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE BIG ROLL TICKET. 5,000—»1.25 20,000—$4.60 60,000—S 7.60 10,000— 2.60 25,000— 6.50 100,000— 10.00 Prompt shipment. Cash with the order. COUPON TICKETS, 6,000—$2.50. 1x2 STOCK TICKETS—SIX CENTS. Get the samples. NATIONAL TICKET CO., Shamokln, Pbbb. T. 0. KEPLER'S NEW EXPOSITION SHOWS UNITED . . .WANTED ... Two A-l clean Moral Shows, Ferris Wheel, good snappy small Band, legitimate Concessions. Human and Animal Wonders, for 0-in-one and Platform Attractions. Want two or three Novelty Acts for Inside and Ballyhoo. Long season. Concessions come out of the big cities, where factories are closed and vacation season Is on. Come where the bumper crops are maturing. Come where the kale Is most spontaneous and waiting. Germantown, Ohio, week August 14tb to 10th, Inclusive, on the streets, auBplces Knights of Pythias Social Club. Hundreds boosting. Ad- vertised for miles around. Kepler Shows furnish all attractions. Get with the one that has tt* dates all under big promotions. Short jumps and long season. Address to Germantown. Ohio.' FOR SALE BY "CATULLE" The very finest 'L'AMPHOTBITE GODDESS OP THE SEA, ever built, with moving ffcnoraBot scenery. Also SO electric lights In different colors. Will also sell a large Transformation' Illusion, called "DAPHNE," a very beautiful Illusion, Including THE SPIRIT OP N1AQAJ1A. Have 0» hand my new and best stage Illusion, "THE FRAME OF LIFE," made for traveling purpoWgi The above Illusions can be seen on exhibition at Paragon Park. Nantasket Beach. Mass. A.' always busy building the very best of illusions. Send In yonr orders now. CHARLES OATIRJA 152 Austin Street, Phone S258-W., Cambridge, Mass. CONCESSIONS FOR SALE For the BIG MADISON COUNTY FAIR,. in the rioh .Blue Grass Seotion of Ken* tucky, September 7, 8 and 9. Good attraction write Big crowds assured. Ad- dress, J. S. CRUTCHER, Secy., Richmond, Ky.