The billboard (Sept 1911)

SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. Xtie em board 65 Scyraonr—Seymonr Pair ft Driving Park. Sept. 2S-30. H. J. Van Buren, secy. StBnleJ—Fair. Sept. 26-28. H. H. Moore, »ccy. It. CPOlx rall»—Fair. Oct. 8-6. John 8. ili-slnbd. aecy. Sturgeon Bar—Door Oa. WiU. Sept. 19-26. J VlI'l3-^'Klckapoo**^aIley Agrl. See. Oct. 4-8. W. I. Orlffln. aecy. VL-onua—Vornon Agrl. Soc. Sept. 19-22. G. B. FIsber, aecy. Watertown—Watortown Inter-Coanty Fair Agsn. Sept. 18-22. C. W. Harte, aecy. West Bend—Waablngton Co. Agrl. 8oe. Sept. 18- 20. Warbam V. Rlx, aecy. Wfatfield—Marquette Co. Agrl. AMn. Sept. 23- 27. J. H. Wheelock, secy. WYOXINO Douglas—Wyomlns State Fair. Sept. 26-29. C. H. McWhlnnlp, aecy. Laramie—^Albanr Co. & Inter-Uoimtaln Fair Asan. Sept. 20-22. L. V. HoIUday, aecy. CANADA. AUfeton, Ont.—AUlaton Agrl. Soc Oct. 6-7. \V. M. Lockhart, secy. Amherst. \'. S.—Maritime Stock Breedera' Aa&n. Dec. 4-7. F. L. Fuller, secy., Oruto, N. S., Can. Armstrong. B. C.—Armntrong & Spallwancbecie Asrl. Soc. Sept. 21-22. . • Aylnier. Ont.—East Elyrle Co. Fair. Oct. 4-8. 1). H. Prl«!. secy. Beacliburi:. Out.—Xo. Renfrew Asri. Soe. Oct. 4 6. Wm. HeaUrlck, aecy, BoBcayscoB. Ont.—Vernlam Agrl. Fair. Sept. 20-27. W. HIcVson, secy. BonmanTlllp, Ont.—West niirbam AgrL Soc Sept. 19-20. J. T. Moori'craft, secy. Brighton, Ont.—Brlgbton Agrl. Soc. Sept. 28. Harrison Carr. aecy. Burford. Ont.—Sooth Brant. Oct. S^. W. F. Miles, aecy. Colbome, Ont.—Colborne t Haldewland Fair. Oct. 3-4. John Morrow, secy. Campbell ford, Ont.—Seymonr AgrL Soc. Sept. 28-27. G. A. Hay. secy; Cbapean Village, Ont.—^Agrl. Soe. of Pontlae. Dir. B. Sent. 27-2S- P. McMahan. aecy. Cbatham. X. S.—MIramlcU EsUUtlon. Sept. 11-115. Geo. E. FIsber. secy. Ctainiwack. B. C—Cbllllwack AgrL Sdc. Sept. 20-21. H. T. Goodland, aecy. Cranbrook. B. C.—Cranbroofc Agrl. Assa. Sept. 19- 20. P. Devere Hnnt, secy. Demorestrllle. Ont.—Soptalaaburg AgrL Society. Oct. 14. W. Asa Foster, aecy. Drayton. Ont.—Peel & Drayton Agrl. See. Oct. 3-4. Gen. M. Pni. aecy. Dresden. Ont.—Camden Township AgrL Soe. Sept. 28-29. J. T. Brldgewater. secy. Dnck. Lake, Sask.—Dnck Lake, Sept. 2T. M. Conrcbane, aecy. Dnnean, B. C.—Coirlcban AgiL Soe. Sept. S3. 2S. Alex Herd. aecy. DansTllIe, Ont.—Onnnrille Agrl. Soe. Sept. 19- 20. W. A. Fty. secy. Klmrale, Ont.~-Falr. Oct. 2-4. C. S. Barton, secy. ■xeter, Ont.—Exeter Agrl. Soc. Sept. 18-10. Alex G. nyle, a*'cy. norence. Ont.—^Florence AgrL Bae. Oet. 5.A. Walter Brew. secy. Freelton. Ont.—West Flamboro Pair. Oct. 4-5. las. A. -Gray. aecy. Fretlerlckton. Ont.—Frederlckton Exhibition. Sept. 16-23. W. S. Hooper, necy- Qeorgetown, Ont.—Bcqneelns Fall Fair. Oct. 4- 5. 1. A. Tracy, aecy. Olencoe. Ont.—Mora & ExMd Pair. Sept. S6-2T. M. C. Campbell, secy. Gore Bay, Ont.—Gore Bay DIst. FUr. Sept. 26-2". Andrew Hall. secy. Grand Talley. Ont.—East Lntber Agrl. Soe. Oct. 17-18. Wm. Mclntyre. secy. Harrlston. Ont.—West WalUngford Agrl. Soc. Sept. 2S-20. J. M. McKay, secy. Hantmi^on—^Hnntlnsdoa Agrl. Soc., DW. A. W. P. Stephen, aecy. Kelowna. B. C.—^Tbe Aprl & Trader*' Ann. of Okanacan Mission. Sept. 26-27. A. W. Hamilton, secy. Klrkton. Ont.—Klrfcton Fair. Oct. B-S. Amos Donpe, secy. & tngr. Ladner. Ont.—Delta Agrl. Fair. Sept. 23. A. D. Taylor, seer. LakeBcIil. Ont.—Lakellrld Agrl. Soc. Sept. 10- , 20. W. Sberin, aecr. Laneley. B.C—Lani^ey AgH. Soe. Sept. 27, W. J. Mclntoach. aecy, L'ATenla, Qne.—Dmmtnong Agll. Soe. Sept IK- I. c. St. Amant. aeey. Lindsay. Ont.—Lindsay Central Fair. Sept. 21- 23. James Keith secy. LiRtowel. Ont.—LIstowel Agrl. Soc. Sept. 10- 20. F. Ton Shearer, secy. London. Ont.—Western Fair Assn. Sept. 8-16. A. M. Hunt, sec.v. Markh'>m. Ont.—Marfcham Agrl. Soe. Oct. 4-6. A. Ward Milne. aec.T. Mormorn. Ont.—Marmora Agrl. Soc. Sept. 18- 19. Dr. Lnnnder, aecy. Manltowaning, Ont.—Manltowanlng Pair. Oct. . 2 .1. T. C. Harlburt. seey. Meadford. Ont,—St. Vincent Agrlcnltnnl Soc. ■Sept. 251-29. R. Asnew. secy. Midland. Ont.—Midland Fair. Sept. S8.S9. B. C. (Jnlld. secy. Nanlmo. B. c Nanlmo Dlat AgrL ft Hort, floe. dept. n>.20. Nelson, n. C—XelBon Fruit Fair. Sept. 25-80. 0. Horstead. aecy. Newmarket. Ont.—Newmarket Agrl. Sbc. Sept. 1021. Wm. Keltb. secy. Newstadf. Ont.—Xoramliy Township Agd. Soc. „Sept. 21-22. Albert Welnert. aec.v. New Westminster. B. C.—Provincial Exhibition. net. S-7. W. n. Kearey. secy. St mgr. Norwood. Ont.—East Peterborough AgrL Soc. Oct. 10-11. John E. BoxbiwKh, aecy. Ottawa, Ont.—Central Canada Expo. Sept 8-16. E. McMahon, aecy. Onondaga, Ont.—Agrl. Soc. Oet. 34. Wm. ^iinrMnn. :apcy.'A. mrr. Orn. Ont.—Oro AgrL Sac. Sept. 18. H. I. Tnd' linpp. sec.T. Peterhorotigh. Ont.—Peterboroneh Industrial Bi- lilhltlon. Sent. U-in. F. J. N. Hail, secy, Pleton. Ont.—Prince Eilward Acrl. Soc. Sept. Sept. ST-as. M. n. Oerman. aecy. _ Pnrls. Ont.—Paris Agrl. Soe. Sept. 28-28. H „c. O'Neal, aecy. nnntrrew, .Ont.—Renttrew Agrl. Stoc. Sept. 2122. W. v.. Smalineld. secy, ttlpIe.T. Ont.—Rnron Asrl. Soc. Sept. 26-27. Aiiiriia Martyn. seer, nnekinn. Ont.—World'a Fair. Oet lO-ll. Barld Hell. Bcej*. & mgr. .Sar-iiTllle, N, B.—SarkTinr ft Weatmnreland -^crl. Soe. Oct 4-B. BUaa U. Fawcett, SSv. Sebolaatlne. One.—AcrL Sec. of Two Mountains. Sept. 26-28. B. Beanchamp, „ -■■T.. St. Hermas. S"nln. Ont.—West Lambtnn Co. Fair. Sept. ~''>-27. U. A. Slander, Key. Staelbnnie,' Ont.—^Dnfferln Central Fair, Sept. 26-27. R. J. Wataon, aecy. Snmmerland, B. C.—Siimmerland Agr. Aaan. Oct. 17-18. R. Pollock, secy.' SmlthTllle. Ont.—Peninsular Central Fair. Oct 5-8. W. F. G. Patterson, aecy. Stratford, Ont.—Stratford Agrl. Soc. Sept 18- 16- Geo. Westlnson, secy. StreetsrlUe. Ont.—Streetsrille Fair. Sept. 20. Sturgeon Falls, Ont.—Sturgeon Falls Fair. Sept. 22-23. Oneslme Lafrance, secy. Surrey Centre, B. C.—^Dlst. of Surrey Agrl. Assn. Sept. 26. H. Boee, aecy, Teeswater. Ont.—^Teeswater Agrl. Society. Oct. 4-5. John Farqubar^on, secy. Tbamesvllie. Ont.—East Kent Fair Assn. Oct 2- 4. C. A. Maybew, secy. Uttersim. Ont.—Stephenson & Watt Fair. Sept. 22-23. J. H. Osborne. sec.r. Van Kleek Hill. Ont.—Van Kleck HIH Expo. AKcn. Sept. 10-21. II. C. Jones. Vernon. B. C.~Okangan CxU. Sept. 19-21. Ira Cntler, secy. Warbwotb, Ont.—-Townahlp of Percy Agrl. Soc Oct. 5-6. P. S. Ewlng. aecy. Wc'lland. Ont—Welland Co. Agrl. Soe. Oet. 3- 4. W. 6. Oalnee, aecy. Windsor, Ont.—Windsor & North Easex Agrl. Assn. Sept. 25-29. H. J. McKay, secy. Yarmonth, N. 6. —^Yannonth Exhibition. Oct. 4- 6. Wm. Corning, secy. Znrlcb, Ont.—Zarlch Fair. Sept 20-21. D. S. Faoat, aecy. 6AS AND WHISTLING BALLOONS 6a5 BALLOON Only foreign maira- factnrer In the U. a. A. The f<dl0K.iig gooda and prlcea for ^^^p^ the Fair consumera. ^ No. 60.—t-pazt Gas Balloons, per gross. M Tl It ?• 19 t* ft t, *t *> 45^-Whlatllng Balloons, " " '. 60. " •■ " " . Decoruted Snake Balloons. " " . Catalog free on application. Deposit.required on all C. O. D. Orders shipped same day at recelred. FRAKCE RUBBER BAIXOOK HTG. CO. SS Atlantic Avenne, Boaton, Haas .f3.0< . s.sc . 4.50 . 20G . 2.5C 3.00 STREETMEN W»». are headquarters for all the latest novelties. Send for our catalogrue on Confetti, Canes. Knives. Carnival Goods, Rubber Balls, Rubber and Qas Balloons. ca.ne:s We are exclusive agents for Cincinnati and vicinity for I. Eisenstein & Co. Prices in Cincinnati same as in Ne-w York. THE BOLDSyiTH TOY IMPORTINB GO, 122 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati, O. The all round "Whoop 'Em tJ p." Great Music, turn the Crank, the "Booter" does the rest. The fi- nest seller of the year for Fairs, Ounlvals, Ball Games, Parades, Campaign Gatherings, Picnics, etc; everybody buys, men, women and children. All metal, retails for 10 centa Write today for farther Information. THE SEiSS MFG. GO. 433 Dorr St., Toledo, Ohio. THE NEW NOVELTIES Just ont; 10-cent sellers. Felt Fobs and Arm Pennants, catchy wording printed on each, 36 cents a dozen, 10 cents for the samples, or cir- cular free of our Felt Hat Bands, Hearts, Cane Tennanta and other Felt Novelties. OATTSE FELT K0TELTIE8, {IS 8. Main Street Elkhart, Ind, CARNIVAL, CELEBRATION AND =H0LIDIIV aOODS COLLAPSIBLE ALUMINUM DRINKING CUPS Largest and cheapest line. Crepe Paper Panama Hata, LalMr Day and Oolumbus Day Buttons, Badges, Pennants, Canes, Confetti, SerpentineSjJtagicTwirlerB. Wire Tail Dogs, Shakers, Hat Bands, Burnt Wooid Novelties, Halloween and Thanksgiving Gioods, Gas Lighters, Paper Bells, Xmas Deco- rations, Electric Light Covers—all the Latest Novelties. POSTCARDS. Free Catalogue. W. F. MILLER. • 158 Park Riw. HEW YBBH At Liberty-Balloopist All Occasions. Parachute exhlbitlona eztrawdlnary. Kew can- ion act extraordinary. Write qnlck. Address PROF. CBAS. SWABTZ, permanent addreas, Finmboldt. Tenn. Souvenir Goods In ruby, ruby matt and (told, and Rreen and gold slassware. SUITABLE for Fairs, Carnl- Tsls and Streetmen. Good, up-to-date aellers. Write tor catalOK. MUENTM. GLASS CO. S. S.. Pittshirg. Pa FAia WOBXERB, *S per 100, Cover Spot Pnnle, use 5 plates, drop one Inch from spot, tl If-' covered, oi; the Ponle tor 10c. Send for a trial order. XAOICIAN SUPFI-T 00. Ooloaae, S. Y, WAKTED—New novelties and Bpeclaltles suit- able for the mail order trade. Only meritorious up-to-date goods at right prices considered. Olve full particulars In flrst letter. JOSRPU J. MATHIED, 203 Court St., Brockton, Maas. aiusT otrri THIS BIfi MTUOME of Newest Novelties, Specialties, Toys and Fancy Goods, FREE! Hera'i the most eomidete catalogue of Its kind Issned. Vtom cover to corer It la flUed with an tmanrpaasable assortment of newest creations—most up-to-date atnnts and designs— most novel inventions In noveltlea, fancy goods, Jewelry, toys, etc. Yon need this catalogue. It will open your eyes to new ways of utilizing specialties—of new ways to profit. Send for it today—get this free course of education In the latest specialty Ideaa and let It be your guide. If you are a Concessionaire, Novelty. Jewelry, Notion or Fair Worker, Canvasser, Streetman, Auctioneer, Knifeboard Man, Hoop-U Game, or General Uerchant, yon can not afford to be with- out it. It contains full and completet lines In newest Novelties, Souvenirs, Watches, Jewelry. Foun- tain Pens. Optical Goods. Pocket and Table Cutlery, Vankee Notions, Carnival Goods, etc., etc., at wholesale only. By satisfying us that yon are a legitimate dealer (as we want to keep this book ont of the consumers* bandai, and aendtnie na- your perma- nent addreas, we will be pleaaed to aend yon this book free. SINGER BROTHERS 82 Bowery NEW YORK FLORAL DECORATIONS POR- Home-Cominifs, Carnivals. Street Fairs, Antomo- blle Parades, Anniversaries, Gentennlalss Etc* O ur decorated autsmobSes have won first prizes and honors all over the coontiy. Write for our beautiful catalog— ^ke on^ one of its kind—containing iuustratioiu of decorated automobiles and floats, con- veying valuable decorative ideas and in- formation. Expert decorators furnished- on exclusive eontracts. Schack original and artistic flowers cost no more thiui the ordinary kind. Write for Gatalog B^. Send 25c in stamps, postags prepaid. Worth many dollars to jrou. Scback Artificial Flower Co., Inc. 1679 Milwaukee Ave.. CHICAGO. OUB OaUSBAXBD Electric Candy Floss Macblnes Will make 500 per cent profit Operates entirely by electricity. No (as ot gaaollne neceaaary. Compact, li^t and dnraUak Weighs only 37 poinds. Sbls "ri-'-'n to aot a band-power auchlne with a motnr attaehaO. . It can not be Imitated. We also aunofsctan BANO-FOWER CANDY BXOSS UACHINaB. PROGRESO MFG. CO. 244 East 52d Street, NEW YORK CITY PADDLE WHEEL 32 iacbes In diameter, nnmbered Cl A A A 1 to 00. complete with paddles ^iVsUU JEWELRY SPIHDLE sue. s&tss Incbca. complete with C t A IM SCO pieces of Jewelry ♦IW.UW Depoeit required with order. SLACK MFG. CO. 10 N. Franklin Street CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS WHIPS, CANES AND PENNANTS sucrenlr Wblps, Hucy CeUolold and Gkfld I«ee. Handlei, Homits and Ixnp. t2J!3; (2.50. tS-OOi; $J.SS. 43.30. $4.00 per 100. Mo. 1 Jap Crook Canea. $1.SS per 100; $U.OO per 1,000. Pennantl^ «2.00. $3.00. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 per 100. ASTAVOB WBS - pO., Westfield, Haas, rOB UUTUJU. BEHXRX KEBTIOS TBI m.TMM^ WBOT WBXXnrS