The billboard (Sept 1911)

90 Xlie Oilll>oapd SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. fiieeosboro. Central Carolina Fair. Oct. W- 13. Garland Daniel, secy. Ohio—Oostaoctou. Cosibocton Co. Fair. 10-13. A- P. Stewart, seer. Idneaster: Fairfield Co. Agrl. Soc. 11-14. : W. :T. McCh-nagban. seej-. Oklajhonu.—rFairvIew. Major Co. -Fair' A^n. Octt-jn-VS. ■ Chns. A. ■Wright, seey. - .HUlett.--Pamie Co." Fair Assn. • 11-H. L. T. - Jblinson. secy, v. Hangnm. Creer Co. Fair Assn. 12-14. Geo. Boyd. secy. Mdsko^ee. . Musliogee Fair. 0^12. Eimua B. • Knell. seQv. Talosa. Dewey Co; Fair Assn. Oct> 10-13. • F. G. Delaney, secy. Oregon—John Day. Fifth E. 0. D. A. Soc. 10- 14. ■ C. P.. Haight, secy. Pennsylvania—-Newiwrt. <;reat Perrv Co. Agrl. Soc: 10-1.^. J. C. P. Stephens, "secy. . Xcnaeasee—BrownsTille. Haywood Co. Fair. ..lO-lS.' J. £. Chapman, secy. CIoilcsTille. Montgomery.'Co.: JPalr. 11-1.4. H.; ::■!«. :MIchel.-secy. *' • Byersbnrg. Dyer CO; EWr Assn. -10-14. M. ;.W. .:EnelI, secf. :' Jaclnan. West Tennessee Colored A. & M. Pair- Oct. 11-14; J. Wesley Basics, seey. Sweetwater. East Tennessee Pair. 10-13. C. B. Picitel. secy. Virginia—Martinsville.-; Jllaitlnsvllle Ath. Assn. ■ v;:'iOJI3i ,-Xi ■H..: Seef. secy. .Blebmoml.' 'Virginia State Pair. 9-14.- Mark . ; 1B. Jiloyd, mgr. ynaeom^UrT^ays Mill*. Goys MlIIs-Falr Assn. . ■_ f'»-12:t^E;::;G. Briggs. secy. , liOIuaar-Demarestviile.. Ont^ -Sophlasboisii Agrl. Spc.„ 14. -Asa Foster, secy. • Narwood, Ont. Bast PeterboToagb Agd. Soc. - lO-lL-■ J^hn B. Roxbargb, secT, Boekton. Ont. World's Pair Rockton. 10-11. : :: J<]9in'Malcolm; secy. .■-;:.■;■;■;;, .::'..:-TBIBD WEEK. Alabama—Athens. Limestone Co. Pair Assn. : aT-20. B. H. Walker, secy.' ;: 'Montgomery. Alabama Agrl. & Ind. Esposl- .tlon. 16-24. Geo. T. Barnes, seey. xoBcaloosa. West Alabama Fair Assn. 18-21. B. L. Clarkson, secy; Pt. Smith. Kansas-Oklahoma Fair Assn.' Oct. 16-21. Glen Plemming, secy. Georgia—Calhoun. Gordon Co. Fair Assn. 17- ^- ^- M«Vay. secy. . . llUnofas—Carroliton. Greene Co. Fair Assn. IT- _ 20. 'S. B. Simpson, secy. : XoataiaiiaTT-Bastrop. Morehouse Fair. 17-20.- 4.:. L..: Morris, secv_ Chatham. Jackson Parish Fair Assn. 18-20. eien Fleming, secv. ■tarpwley. Acadia Fair. 18-21.' J. A. Grlmll .- lion,::: seey.- ■ _ :. Bamrr Claibome Parish Fair Assn. lT-21. - ; .if Dniard Holse. secy. : ■ ■fj': Markstflhr.-i' Avoyiles Pair. lT-20. L- B. ::Fleldfi, secy. ; Vany. Sabine Parish Fair. 17-20. J. 6. s . aBelisle^ secy. ~ -*'Sl» J»'»Une- Bossier Parish Fair. 17-20. :::.W. J. Dawson, secy. : cHaijiauIr-FRaerlek. Frederick Co. Agrl. Soc. ;: - O. C Watebeinv. secy. uJIInnniata—Oassel;; Oassel: Fair Assn. 20-21; Oscar E. :ZJnqiifet, jmgr.: ^^^■•Sr Xorthwestem Live Stoi^ Assn. 17- •MsajMlppl-^antoB. Madison Co. Fair Assn. IT-ai. W. 1.. Dinkirk, secy. Grenada. Central Fair & Wve Stock Assn. D^.V J^'°- ^- F«rstuson, secy. "^Jy *rtngs. North Mississippi Pair Assn. ^17-23; Ci H. Cdto, secy.. Meridian. MIss.-Ala. Fair Assn. 16-21. B. ■»; otrlpllng. secy. Aatciia... J^tletbwaite Stewart Co. 17-21. B. Maneer. seoy. - ■•ISMrart-T«aiw«>eIL CamplieU Pair. Oct. 18- ••""••f-*—Mlofonla. West. Mont. Apple Show. - A. J. Brei.tenstein. secy. Kebraska—Hastings. Central -Neb. FaU Festi- \*^„ WiU S. Trites. secy. Aorth Carolina—King. Siokes Co. Fair Assn. !»V"i!2- K'KT- secy. ,Ba]e!(A.. Jborth Carolina State Fair. 16-20. i JOS. E. Pogne. secy. '*"<^r:C«nal JJover. Tuscarawas Co. Fair. 17- : SO. J. S. Cams, secy. OklaboAa—Brokea Atrbiir. Tnlsa Co. Pair. 14- »»• ^.S^. WIIHimis, secy. Tiitej. Tnlsa Fair Assn. 16-31. M. A. Xonn- knrin. secv. Pennsyl»ania_Gratr. Gratz Agr. & Hort. Assn. 17-20. T. s. rKllnger, setf. i?^S^ _^""*''»">> l^ma * irrigation Eipo. e J^'^ ..^^""^ McCarty,: secy. South Carolina—AbbeviUe; Abbeville. Co. Fair '''2n. J. B. I.oyai. seey. Oct. 18-20. W • M. Miller, secy. ' ' P"'<'*"~'8**«'*°'"^- Trr Co. Pair Assn. 17-21. Walter J. McCarthy, secy. T«qiw;ssee—BrownsviUe. Haj-wood C8. Colored T»^£i^A-™- i*"-'- J- Anthony, secy Texas—Dallas. Texas State Fair. 14-20. Syd- . ney Smitli. Secy. Virginia—Danville Fair Assn., Inc. 17-20 G ■ P. Geoghegan.- secy. - . ' Petershurp. Soothside Va. Pair. 17-21 J H. Pattenw>n. secy. WashhiEtott—Wilbur. Wilbur Pair Assn. Oct l«-20. P. W. Owen. secy. ' Canada—Grind Valley, Ont. East I<nttaer Agrl ^ Soc;; 12-18. Wm. f3£clntyi.v sec^ *'^^?!'i'•™J^■.?-^<^ Agrl. Soc. : as.:'' B. ;Pollock, secy.:. POITRTE WEES. Alabama—Tnskegee. Macon Co. AgrL Fair. . 31-Xov. 3. Geo. T. Hill, secy. ; Central Alabama Fair Assn. 2'l-28. lloisan Btdiards. secy. . Ai*iin«a»--Poi)e Co. Pair Assn. 2o-28. C. W. Dodd, secy. Oeorglit-^arrolltno. Fourth Dist. A. & M. Fair 24-28. J. w. Stnn". secv. •'f. Eatonton. Putnam Co. Fair Assn. 24-27 H. Hela Heam. secv. I.exIngton. Middle Ga. Fair Assn. 23-28 John Knox. Gen. Mgr. aionit-Ie. Colqnitt Co. Fair Assn. 202& 8, D. I,lttle. secy. ; - Kentnclcy-—Bowling Green. Warren Co. Fail Assn. . 26-28. B. E. Weljb. secy. Loolsiano—Mansfield. Desale Parish Fair Assa 24-2T. J. M. Bog^. secy.- Minden:- Wriwtor Pari«h Fair. 24-20. B. E. SnllivnB seey. .. Monroe. Monroe Fair, Assn. 24-2S. H. D. Apgor, secy. Xatchltoches. Natchitoches Parish Fair. 2S- 28. James B. Tucker, secy. Shreveport. Louisiana State Fair. 31->ov. 5. LiOUls X. BruegBCthoff. secy. Mississippi—Jackson. Mississippi Slate Fair. S4-XOV. 2. J.F. McKay, secy. North Carolina—Charlotte. Mecklenburg Fait Assn. 24-27. W. J. Chambers, sec.v. Ellaahetli City Fair. Oct. 23-28. E. F. Lamb, secy. FayertevlUe. Cum1)erland Co. Agrl. Soc. 24- 27. Z. P. Smith, secy. Oxford. OranTIIle Co. Fair. Oct. 24-25. J. E. Webb, secy. Soutli Carolina—Oolmnbla State Agrl. & Mecb. Soc. of S. C 30-Xov. 3. J. M. Cantey. Greenwood. Greenwood Co. Fair. 23-27. S. Brooks Marshall, secy. Lexington. Ltxington. Cot Pate Assn. 24-20. C. M. Efln. secy. Spartanburg. Spartanburg Co. Pair. Last •werk. Jno- V. FIo.vd. sacy. WInnsboro. FalrfleM Co. Pair. 25-26. I. . F^ank Foosche, isecy. Virginia—Emporia. Emporia Agrl. Fair Assn. 31-Xov. 3. E. E. Goodwyn, seey. Fa>nnivil]e -Buffalo .Riding & Driving A^sn. 24-27. J. L. Hart, secy. Matthews. Matthews Fair. Oct. 26-27. Per- clval.Hicks, secy. 5niroIk.< SniroIk Fair. Assn. 24-27. H. N. FitzGerald, secy. J.'11'l'H WEEK. Virginia—Sonthslde. Sonthslde Fair. Oct. 31 Nov. 2. Perclval Hicks, secy. Tents to Rent Iff^pSiik K, XASEE ft SOH, 147 Fnltmi St„ S. -T. City. NOVEMBER. . FIBSI WEEK. Alabama—^Demopolis. Black Belt Fair Assn. Nor. 1-4. E. B.-Berry, seey. Georgia—Angnsta. Ga.-CaioIina Fair Assn. fi- ll. Jas. C Jackson, secy. BarncsvUIe. Tri-Oo. Fair. 5-11. W. C. Wakefield, secy. Macon. Georgia State Fair, (white). 8-18. B. B.. Wright, secy. LoDlsIana4.Jeanerette. IbcrIa Fair. 3-8. S. B. Boane, secy. Mississippi—Gloster. fair. 8-10. W. D. Can- field, secy. ' . ." ■Greenville. Delta Fair Assn. : 6-11. L. P. Smith, secy. Gulfpoit. Miss. & GuU Coast Exposition Co. 6-al. J. B. Howie, secy. North Carolina—Smlthfield. Johnson Co. Fair. Nov. 2-3. , South Carolina—Camden. Kershaw Co. Fair. 8-10. H. G. Corison, secy; Walteri>oro. Colleton Co. Fair Assn. 7-10. W. W. Smoak, secy. Texas—San Antonio. Istematlooal Pair Assn. 3-12. J. M. Vance. sec.v. Bertram. Timpson County Fair. Nov. 1-3. Geo. G.. WUte, eecy. Waco. Texas Cotton Palace. 4-19. S; N. Mayfleld, secy. SECOm WEEK, Alizooa—Phoeliix. Arizona Fair Assa. A-11; Shirley Christy, secy. Florida—^Pensacola. Pensacoia Interstate Fair Assn. 6-11. N. J. UUarO, secy. GeorslB—Donglas. Oolfee Co. Fair Sc Poultry Show. 14-19. Melvln Tanner, secy. LoaisIana-^lAfayette Fair. 11-14. P. V. Mon- ton, secy. Loolsiana—Lake' Charles. Calcasien-Lonlaiana Pair Assn.* 21-24. Leon Cfaavaiine, secy. Misslssinpi—RoDstoHi. Chlcksaw Co. Fair. Assn. 14-17. W. A. Matlon, secy. FOUUXH WEEK.' Texas—Beanmont. Southeast Texas Fair Assn. 27-Dec. 2. T. W. Larkin. sec.v. • Litwrty. Liberty County Fair Assn. 24-23. Clarence Chambers. Washin^on—Spokane, Fourth Nat. Apple Show. Spokane, Wash. Nor. 23-30. Ben H. Bice. DECEMBER. FIBST WEEK. Illinois—Chicago. Intemntional Live Stock & Ex I>asition. 2-9. B. H. Hpide. secv. South Carolina—Aiken. County Fair. 4-9. H. E. Oyles, secy. FOVKIH WEEK. Maine—Freeport. Freerort Poultry Af«n. 26- 29. Geo. P. Coflln. secv. Canada—Amherst. X. S. Maritime Stock '*reed- . ets" Fair. 4-7. P. L. Fuller, Graro. X. S.. Can. . JANUARY. XHI Hit WEEK. Gonnecticnt—^Hartford. Dairymen's Assn. Tliird week In January. J. w Schwenck, secv. secy. ITFTH.WEEK. Florida—Orlando. Orange Co. Fair. Jan. 30-31, '12. W. B. Neal, secy. Wanted, Man or Woman To run Hooi>-La on 50-30 hasis: and one Confetti Hustler, must be sober, and can Join at once: C. H. FEIEDMAX, care O. L. .\dams' Amuse. Co., Weldon. X. C. WASTED—Lady Partner with little money and Stage experience. lov Medicine Show, one who plays preferred; paying proposition to right party. Otiier Medical people write; must change for week: low. sure salar.v. no tickets; work year round. Open opera Octoljer 1. Knelose photos ami state all in first. Address PROF. LUVIA. 3lanager. Assumption. III. WANTED—For long seaeim with Marsh Br*JS.' Big Musical Comedy, Cornet, to iltsihle light comedy parts; Bass Drum, to d*niblp proij. Other masicians write. Xo liwjzc. tui drunks keep oir. R. W. BAKBB, Bandmaster. Clarks- ville, Iowa. tfaflted for Stetson's U. T. C. Co. Leader of Orchestra, who doubles brass; Stage Carpenter, who can play small parts; Man for Maiks: also all-n<and Actor; iadr for Eliza: colored Bass Singer tor qnirtet: aiiio woman f>/r female qnartet; Singers and Dancers. Aildress LEON WAMBBCBX, Chester, Pa. Write For Our.... CDCC dialog&SMpl0t ■ nCC UNIFORMS For Bands, Shows, Then tie and Park Employeee Base Ball, Etc. Also Catalog of Band In^tniinents & Supplies. We are also headquarters for fianuers,. Paintings, Badges, Buttons, Cos- tames, Etc. Get our price.s before buying. We S W furni«ih the best guode ■ at JoweKt prices. ^ DeMoDliii Bras. & Go. 1630 South Foorib St.. OroMiillo, lilhoit. Incandescent Lamps Fur Parks, Tbeatras and Snows Gleari6c Colored, 7c. ORDER EARLY SAFETY ELECTKIC CO., 342 V. Xichigaii Ave,, Chicago. —THEATRE MANAGERS— To introdnce the merits of our AERIAL NOVELTIES In the -way of an attraction for your theatre, fair. etc.. we herewith oiler as a sample. OUB BIO BALLOON, 11 ft. high, . with TWO DUM- MIES AXD PAKACHDTES AT- TACHED, each 9 ft, in length, which are arran"ed to release themselves alternately when bal- l oon is tiigh in air, by time fuse. OUTFIT furnished complete for the ascension, with full direc- tions. OSfLY $1.00. SIX OUT- FITS. $5.00. Arouse public in- ■terest in your t>elialf l>y taking advantage of THIS BIG *1.00 OFFEB TODAY. THE BBAZEL NOVELTY HFO. COKPAHY. 1700 Ella St., Cincinnati, Ohio. AT liberty: Excellent Lady Singer Five years* experience in illastrated song and spot ligbt. work. Highest teferences and ex- cellent voice. Mezzo-soprano. - Experienced in the lar^t and smallest theatres. I.1SNORE K-LBIXBB. 3313 Jackson Street. Dabnqne, Iowa. AT LIBERTY Alfreno & Co. Greatest High Wiie Walker in the World. For terms and catalogue giving full particulars of these acts, MBS. A. A. SWAiBTZ, 3Ian- iigcr, 232 Fulton St., New York City. AT LIBERTY From September 30th. Experienced Bookkerper Cashier and Business Slanager. Will travel o> locate. LEO N. SELTZER. Care Lakewoods Park. Box 828. Gary, Ind AT LIBERTY MYSTERIOUS KING With three Jiig ft^ature acts. Now booking Fall and Winter months. Write for particulars. Address, MRS. W. M. KING, SOS Third Ave., DETROIT, MICH. FOR SALE Troape of Ferformlnc Birds, ttoope of Trained Dogs, and Educated Fony, Together or separ ate. Enclose stamped envelope for reply. Ad dress "I'AMAHASIKA." 2324 N. Fairhlil St.. Philadelphia, I'a. FOS SALE—CO ft. round top, 30 ft. middle. IV lengths 10-tier seats, 2u0 reserves, stage, marquee, scenery lights. Cost $1,230. Bead) to set up, complete. I'rice. t&UO. PABK B. I>BENT1SS, CrawfordsviUe. Ind. FOE BALE—Handcuir Act. Magic .\ct Black Art Outat, Cabinet Sljstcry, New Card Act. Comic Magic Act. Box Mystery, Malt Bub; nls'i 100 Other tricks and IlluKlonH. Catalog for Mtnmp. CEO. A. IlICE, Dept. 4, Auljurn, .N. Y. FOB BALE—r.,nncli Car, 8x18x8, fully equipped for business: VJ stools. reglHter. icebox. dixlieM, etc. Send for terms and photo. A. >'BWELL, care Newell Cafe, JaniSTlUc. Wis. WANTED Good Clean Shows for 1911-12 Annual Fair Commences September 27, 28 and 29. Write for week. Only ^whI companies wanted. Cniits good. Four counties to draw from. Busiui'ss prospects tirst-class, • Address FBLTON OI'KltA UOUSE, W. F. Kelton, Owner, Dalbart, Texas. FOURTH ANNUAU Soldiers and SsHlart' Riunion & Honi-coiniiig Cowden, Illluois. .SV-pt 27. 28. 29. JOll. Crouiuls' lighted by electricity; free entrance; night it. tractions: ■ crowds till 11 p. m.: good bllsllh-ss, \V.VXTK1)—Twii or three clean Tcut Shows, liox Ball .\1U'.V, Concessions and Privileges. Xo gambllug or obj<'clloniil)Ie fi>atnrt*s. O. A. JBWETT, Sic.T. CONCESSIONS Camlv. Songs, Refri'Shments. Poodle Dog, for- tune"'ioller, anything Icgillinatc. No tnkti, no girl shows. Single Sideshow, Three-in-One, what vou got? .Vll straight sale, no perccnInKe. Jloose Circus. Canton. O.. Nov. 27. and ollien!. Permanent address W. A. UOBERDIBR, Mav- nger. Canton, Ohio. WANTED A Good Attraction For second week In October. Prefer one wliU band. Fair week. COLONIAL TUE.\T11E, Trenton, Tenn. FREE ATTRACTIONS WANTED For the ninth annual Bellevtie Free Street Fair, at Bellevue, Ohio. Oct. 17, 18, 10 and 20. Por prlvUeges of all . kinds address W. B. SNVDEK, Assistant SiCretary. Wantei for Geoiiia State Colond Api- cuitBral and Indistrial Fair Nov. 8 to Nov. .18. 1011, at Macon, Ga., flrst- class Attractions. The Fair always lias paid. Privileges and Concessions for sale. MAJ. R. B. WRIGH T. Pres., Savannah, Ga. IKincessiODS and Sidesbows Wanted —FOR— RicUaii Cuiti Fair at Walvitii. N. I. SeptenAer 26. 27. 28. 29. Four big days. Bin crowds assured. Attractions include big racing program and aeroplane flights. Best Coontj Fair in North and South Dakota. Shows and Concessions also wanted for Fair at Wheaton, Minn., Sept. 21. 22, 23. Write before yon come t o B. J. HUGHES. Secy.. Wahpeton. N. D. CONCESSIONERS TAKE VOnCE! Concessions tor sale and attractions wanted (or GREAT CENTRE CO. FAIR, Bellefonte, Pa., October 3, 4, 5, 6. .\ddre«s BELLEFONTE FAIR ASSK. DAN BURY FAIR The Largest Exhibition in New England. October 2, 3, 4. 3. 0. 7. For privileges apply to N. T. BULKLEY. Secy. Booths and Stands, Danbury. Conn. FOR S.iLE—The exclusive for Pbotograplis. —ATTErNTION— Cafe Attractions Wanted For Frank McCormick's Double Deck Cafe, Feature Orchestra, Music. Siiecial Cafe Vaude- Tllle turns. Kindly mall photos. Address THASK XeOOBiaOK, KiuMspolia, Xian. Wanted—Concession Men sideshows for Midway. Wheel and X*addles. Freaks. Novelties of all kinds. Good (armlug district. New Fair always takes with every- body. Four days In a live city. St'ptomber lB-22. W. L. 1.KECU. Scc'y., Amboy, ill. —WANTED— A Good Dramatic or Mlastrcl Troape To show at Howard, Kansas, during fair werk, Oct. ,1-U. .MiMt have tent: opera innise burneil. Will have good crowds. .Address .\. F. SIMS, lioward, Kansas. WANIED-ATTRAGTION For Store Show. Have large yacht on Missis- sippi River can make alsnit 700 clthss. Will give line Imard, ptr. Write particulars In flrst letter. Address M. OKTZENDORFF, General Delivery, St. Louis, Mo. FREE ATTRACTIONS—Our siieclnl open air Vaudeville Attraction is the biggest and best drawing and pleasing Free Attraction that monev can secure. Its cost Is extremely ress- onable. aud any sized program can ite nr. ranged. Itniloun Ascensions, ilay or night: oil niglit ascensions with fireworks display. Write us your dates and we will submit details and price. TED SPARKS AM. CONT. CO., Century Bidg, (opp P. 0.1. Kaniai City, Mo. Blue Mound FJMJU FEaSTIVAL. Oct. 12, 13 and 14. Shows and Concessions wnnteil; also a few Free Attractions. Last year's attendance, 3,000 dally. Address RARRY omS WOLD. Blue Mound, 111. WANTED, GOOD ACTS for the Wllnilngt-n (Ohio) Fair, Sept. 20-20. All concessions sold on the ground Sntunlay. Sept. 10. Add. OKO. A. KBNNBOV, Sardinia, Ohio.