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SEPTEMBER 30, 19t1. Ttie Bi 111> o a r dL 29 I. A. B. P. A B. O F A. NOTES. Mlnnenpolls. Minn.. Sept. 20 (Special to The Billboard).—Fay BardwcU, foreman of the ahop. ias tbe rial busy man Fair Week, with all the bojrds lined, and Fay wm crowiK-d for apace. Our buBlnesa agent. Barley White, has re- turned after a Ave days* visit to Ws childhood DlHSKround, In the wild* o£ Wisconsin. Word reaches Wllpoater's beadijuarterg that Bd U Jonen, Foley'* best advertising agent, wlil not come West this winter, but will be In New Vork State for at least one year. Kddle mlBsed the camp this summer, but he says he'll be the flrst on the grounds next summer. EkWii" Clark, advertising agent for the Unique Theatre, now has two lithographers. Joe Scliafer tuil Desk Holmes, and by the looks of things, the town Is well billed. Word comes from Nick Petit that he Intends to winter In Mlnueapolla, and we are glad to tuve him. as It will be remembered I'etlt was the first president ot Local 10. Bob Unwood reached home after an onsatla- Isfactory season with the Fonrpaw-Sells Show, and Is now on the center wagon. Bob can be R«en on a First Avenue South car every other rrvnlug. as the future Mrs. Bob lives out that wav. Aodv Faff, helper on the midway route. In- tends to quit the blllpostlng business and start I slRn shop of his own. Faff Is learning to letter, and after lettering eighteen boanls. says, ■■mo for a sign shop." Fred Riley, now working on Carr*s wagon, has bouf!bt a lot near Fay*s place, and we expect to see some building going on around Fay's corner. Charles Duffy has left Minneapolis, and is doing the sniping at the St. Paul shops. Duffy was always considered the liest sniper In the Twin Cities. Bill Lonabarger and Carl Munson are ex- pected In at any time now. ZACB I.UCKENS, Treasurer, Care Sfaalwrt Theatre. Willie Wieellng Park at Wheeling. W. Va.. will be operated as long ia the weather will ivermlt. the vaudeville shows were dlseontlnued September 16. UNIFORMS For Bands, Military, Minstrel First Part, Minstrel Parade, Ushers, Bell Boys, Base Ball, Foot Ball, Basket Ball, etc., etc. Send for CATALOG. Be Sure and Mention Kind of Uniform Wanted. Western Uniform Go. 214,8. Clark ST. Chicago PERFORMERS AND ACT -WITH THE- — Mn Robinson 10 Big Shows ^1911 THE 8IRLS WITH THE APPEARANCE »*«*"HAGKETTSISTERS^tLA EQUESTRIANS Ella, the girl who can ride ai^ waj. MURRAY & COMPANY, Inc. 640»648 Maridian St. EstabiUh^sino* isto. CHICAGO uo-smniEB baboahtb iir TEirT& Prioea quoted are the lowest. WHITE TOPS. ""^ •n^i 8 <«• <IrUI. 10 ft. wall. Used one month. Price «60.(K' 2" 3S*22' * 10 tt- wall. Used one month. Price 85.0t' 9™ ?^S?' O'S ^t'll. 10 ft. wall. Used one month. Price lOO.Of- One 80x5$, mond ends; 10 ox. duck, 0 ft. wall. Used two months. Price 30.00 One 4taT0, ronnd ends, laced three pieces, 10 ft. wall, oz. drill. Used one month. Price 103.0( One UneO, ronnd endl. Ilced tktve pieces: 10 (t. wall. S oe. drill. Used one month. Price. 120.0r' "y""^ *5*'' ••««'; 10 't. wall, 8 oz. drill. Used six weeks. Price Io4.0(> 5°' ItoJO. side wall 16 ft. high, for crazy house tent. Used one week. Price aSM toe M ft. round top, one 30 ft middle. 654 o». drUl, 10 ft. wall. Used ten weeks. Price.. 170.01) One 60 ft. ronnd top; one 40 ft. middle, oz. drill, 10 ft. waU. Used tbtee -weeks. Price .' 240 Of' One 60 ft tonnd top; ene M ft. middle. «I4 oz. drUI. lo ft. wall. Used two months. Price 3ao.er> BLACK TOPS. Ooe 2ta50, round and gable ends, lined black top. Used two months; 10 ft, wall. Price. .IIIO.OC One 20x50, hip toot front, gable back, lined black top, 9 ft. wall. Heed two months. Price 10,'i.O' ESTABLISHED 1840 TENTS INCORPORATED I90S We are SPECIAUSTS In ever; kind ot eanras work for show eqalpment. Also Manila ana wire rope, tackle. llttlnBs. etc. We refer to oar eoatomers, Rlncllns Bros,, Bamnm ft Bailey, etc. WiSte tor tmt prlco«. Mt-aes w. inineiast. GEO-B-eARPEFTTER&eo Chicago Largest Tent Manufacturer on the Pacific Coast HENRIX-LUEBBERT MFG. CO. 136 East St., 143 Steuart St., San Francisco, Cal. k.'J'/ "Lt^ Bhcw ana BUek Topa, Sideshow Tents, etc. 60x100. 124x900. ud tbrea 40x80 00 aanil. Mate anytMng la eanraa fine «i sbori. netlee. Hot Air and «aa BallooBS. WANTED—Good Carnival Co., Merry-Eo-Round Fair, November 6 to 11, 1911. We have big crowds. Mississippi & Gulf Coast Exposition Co. J. B. HOWIE, Secretary, Gulfport, Miss. WANTED—Prifileges and Attractioss for Home-Coming and Aviation Meet at Dowagiac, Mich., October 5, 6, 7. Auspices Business Men's Amusement Association, all on main business streets, cele- IS^'ng arrival of new Interurban Railroad. L. E. LARKIN, President; C, E, owtiET, Secretary. CONCESSION WANTED ouM/tw.Sf"' ^°'.°S*~S* 'at«eot and beat Oanmaals em bnilt b7 O. A. Dentael. Oomplete 1 i9i» »W.OOO.oo. Or wUl seU as It stands at a sacrtBc. Can be mored befor. Joljr • ean be renewed for ten years. Address, CARR AND SCHAD. READING. PENNA. WANTED . WANTED - WANTED - WANTED rorthe Big Badger Day and Night Fair, Plattovillo, Wisconsin, A Oetebar 3, 4. 6. 6,1911, nionoi wj;!.''^,'',.?''"''" on Percentage. Stronit Animal Show and PAntatlon Show will get the her ihi. <" T«»itlmate Concessions. No games of chance of any kind. R«mem- O, H. OHiBBix'"Beo»ta"'' ""^ •*'l<lre« MOR^ SDPPEiY OF HOVTE OARUS IB BZBAUBXED. ABBC WOm THE CLEVELAND TENT CO. Show TENTS. Black TENTS. Alrdomea and Carnival Outtita, Tents and Stde- wall for Sale or Rent. Cataloif Free. Superior Viaduct, - CLEVEUND, 0. ANIMALS FOR SALE Several small animaJs; one dandy, big Barbarian Male Lion, cheap. Two 5x10x5 all open iron cages. Several cages 3x4, fine condition and classic.. Write or call. HARRY C. HUNTER ANIMAL SHOW, Wilmington. Del. FEATURE PERFORMERS WITH California Franlc's All Star Wild West Show CHAS. J. MULHALL THE ONLY MAN IN THE WORLD USING THOROUGHBRED RUNNING HORSES AND RIDING PONY EX- PRESS OVER FOUR-FOOT HURDLES Miss Mamie Franees Wirid's Breatest Hirseback Kfls Skat High School Horso "Osark" LORETTE THAT LiniE DUTCH GOP "Don't ba afraid whiia I am fwra." Mildred Mulliall and Her $10,000 Menage Horse. Bill Oliver GEO. M. BURK And His High^chool Tandem Team ALICE and MARGIE Trick Riding JOHIIRIE McCRAGKER Riding Higli Jumping HorsM and Buclcing Steers TRICK RIDINO Georgie Muibail CHIEF OF eowaiRks High School Horses and Races ELBA REME HAFLEY Aneriea's Mest CwiM. RIDING & ROPING