The Billboard 1903-09-26: Vol 15 Iss 39 (1903-09-26)

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THE BILLBOARD 19 CANES, CONFETTI “ SOMETHING NEW, JUST OUT, The Wm, Beck & Sons Co, ” AND STREET FAIR NOVELTIES. Street Men. Send for Prices! AND 12 GARFIELD PLACE. CINCINNATI, OHIO. EFFINGHAM, ILL.—Street Fair. Oct. 6-10, tn clusive. J. W. Gravenborst, Secy EL RENO, OKLA.—Harvest Home Fubtlee. Oct. 7-10, inclusive. FELWOOD, IND.—K, of P. Fall Festival and Carnival. Sept. 21-26, Inclusive. Robinson Amusement Co. attractions. EUFAULA, ALA. oo Fair. Nov. —, 1903. H. B. Dowling, & FAIRFAX, MO Fall Festival. Sept. 23-25, inclustve, FLORA, ILLS.—Farmers’ and nival. (Date not set.) rh WORTH. TEX.—Fall Festival. Merchants’ CarFerdinand Ponney, Oct. 5-10, 1903. J. H. Tiller, Secy.; Frank M. White, Director General. GALLATIN, TENN,Tlorse Show and Street Fair. Oct. 14-17, 1 Guy Fitzgerald, Chatr man. GATESVILLE, TEXAS.—Cotton Carnival. Oct. 15-17, inclusive. W. Johnson, Secy. GOSHEN. IND.—Merchant’s and Farmers’ Fail Festival. Sept. 23-26, inclusive. Clyde J. Castetter Chairman. GRAND ISLAND, NER.—Carntval. Oct. 3. Collins Carnival Co., attraction. GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO.—Street Fair and Carnival. Sept. 30-Oct. 3, inclusive. J. Nor wood, Secy. HANNIRAL, MO.—Sireet Fair. 28-Ort. 8%, inclusive. Sidney J. Roy, GaskillMundy Carnival Co. attractions. HARRISRURG, PA.—Heptasophs Oct. 5-10, inclusive, 1903. HASTINGS, NEB.—Carnival. Sept. 21-26, Inelusive. Collins Carnival Co., attraction. ms. Sept. 28— Sept. Secy.: Celebration. HOUSTON, TEX.—No-Tsa-Ob-Carnival. 22-27, 1903. Geo. P. Brown, Secy.; Tarlor. Chairman. JACKSON, TENN.—K. of P. Street Fair. Oct. 2@-31, inclusive, 19903. M. D. Anderson, Secy. and Treas.: Gaskill-Mundy attractions. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.—Trades Carnival. Nov 2-7, inclusive, 1908. W. 2. Crrter, Pres.; H, F. oe & Cary, Gen. Mer.: Hollomon, Secy. JEFFERS..N, IA. —Carnival. Sept. 21-26, inclusive. C. E. Marquis, Secy. JUNIATA, NER.—Street Carnival. Sept. 21-26, inclusive, 1003. Dr. Ackley, Mer. KrOKUK. ta.—Free Street Fair. Oct. 610. Incinsive, Ed. F. Kirchner, Mgr.; Jno. Nagel. res.: FH. WW. Craig. Secr. LA FAYETTE. IND.—Merchant’s Fall Festival Oct. 5-10, Inclusive. Gaskill-Mandy Carni val Co., attr. LA SALLE, ILL.—Street Fair. Oct. 6-10, Inclasive. a W. B. Hunner, Pres.; Alf Sbeltean. s LAWRENCE, | KAS.—Seri-Centenntal Celebration. Oct. 6, 1908. LFRANON, IND.—Corn Carnival. Oct. 20-23. inclusive. A. L. Neal, Secy.: J. H. Hoy, Amusement Mer. LIME SPRINGS” “1A.—Carnival. Sept. 24-26, inclusive. 1903. B. M. Johnson, Secy. LOCKHART, TEXAS.—Street Fair and Connty Carnival. Nov. 10-12, Inclusive. Carey Smith Secr. ( LOUDONVILLF, 0.—Free Street Fair, = 68. Inclusive, 1902. Jobn P. Rowman. MACON, MO.—Street Fair and i “Sept 22.Oe¢t. 8. Rucklin-Darnaby. atr. Ml Anan. ALLTOWN. I1A.—Carnival. Sept. 28Net 190%. Geo. Soloman. Secy WARYVITER. MO.—Free Street Fair and Korn Karnival Kavorting, Oct. 5-10, Inclusive. J. * Johnaon. Secy. MEXICO. MO.—Merchant’s Horse Show, Carnt= ond Street Fair. Oct. 13-17, Inclusive. H. Whitney, Secy. MILKANK. S D.—Rlarvest Carnival, Sept. 22 2t. tnelusive. A. J. Rleser, See. MITCHELL, S. D.—Pree Street Fafr and Corn Relt Exposition. Best. 28-Oct. 1, Inclusive. " * Witchenck, MONMOUTH, ILL Street Fatr and Fall Carni val. Oct. 5-10, fotlusive, 1903. David Turnbull, Mgr. MONTPELIER. IND—FEagles’ Carnival. (Dates net set), Danl, MeDowell, a Moscow, pease ay Fair. Sept. 20— Oct. 2 DL. Torsen, Secy. NASHVILLE, TaN ren Festival & Carnival. oe, 21-Oct. 8, Inclusive. Archie Lawrence, NEw “BRUNSWICK. N. J.—Fike’ tea not set.) RR. W. Suydam. Chairman. NEW PHILADELPHIA, 0.—Street Fair. Sept. 29-Oct. 2. inclusive. A. A. Bowers, Secy. NEWPORT NEWS, VA.—United Labor Carntval Sept. 21-28, Inclusive. Rert Hoss, Mgr NORTHAMPTON, MASS.—Red Men's Carntval. Met. 6-10, Inclusive, 1903. NORTH PLATTE, NEB.—Carnival. Oct. 5-10, inclusive. Collins Carnival Co., attraction. OMAHA, NEB.—Knichts of Ak‘Sarlten-Caraol1-10, 1993. val. Oct. “Ponv’’ Moore, Mer. ONAWA, IA.—Rig Harvest Festival. Oct. 7-9, inclusive, 1903. OTTERPEIN, IND.—Rand ss Sept. 2225. inclusive. FE. V. Gongar. } OXFORD, O.—Street Fair Sept. "29-Oct. 2, inclusive. P. J. Faber, Secy. PADUCAH. KY.—Red Men's Carnival. Oct. %10, Inclusive. Ben Wellle, Rig Chief. Gepneral Amusement Co.. attraction. PANA, ILLS.—Free Street Fair and Merchants’ Carnival. Sept. 21-28. tnelnsive. PEKIN, ILL.—Pekin Street Fair. Oct. 7-10, 1903. Jno. H. Shade, Seer. PEORIA, ILL.—Peorla Carnival. Oct. 12-24, inelusive Harry MeLeod, Seey.; Gaskill Mundy Carnival Co. attractions. PFRRY, IA.—Free Carnival) & Street Fair. seek. 28-Oct. 3, Iinclnsive. R. W. Heaton. PFER?RYSVILLF. 0O.—Free Street Fair. Sept. 89-Oct. 2, inclusive. Jas. B. Childs, Jr.. Mer. PITTSRURG, PA.—G. A. R. Carnival. Sept. 22-Oct. 3. Inclusive, 1993. FE. Y. Breck. Times Bildg.. Chairman. PRINCETON, IND.—FPusiness Men's § Streer Fair. Oct. 24-31. Inclusive. Lonts Rotschild, Seev.: Wricht Carnival Co. attractions. PRYOR C?REFK. 1. T.—Merchant’s Street Fatr & Carnival Sept. 28-Oct. 3, Inclusive. J. A nton, Seer. RFINNECK. IA.—Street Carnival. Sept. 23 26, Ineclnstve ST. JOHNSRURY, VT.—Indoor carnival. Nov. 9.14, Inclusive Cc. H. Tener. Mer. ST. TOUVIS. WO—Sonth Side Street Fetr and Cerrnival, Riverside Park. Sept. 20-Oct, 11. 1908 SANFORD, ME.—Red Men's Carnival. Oct. T10 IneiInetve. SAVANNAH. MO.—Street Fair. Oct. 5-10, Inelusive, 1993 FE. M. Sommerville, Secy.; M. H. Alderman, Rus, Mer. STIERIP AN, WYO.—Indian Carnival and Indn« trial Show. Oct. 7-9. tnetnaive. 1 Her. hert A. Coffeen. Commerctal Cinh, Sery. STIREVEPORT. TA —Fall carnival and Race Meet, Sept. 21-26. inclusive. R. D. Le Gras Seer SOUTH ROSTON. VA.—Masonie Free Street Fotr Sept. 21-28. inclusive. SOTTH OMAHA. NER.—Street Fair. Sept. 212k. inclnsive. 19038 B. F. Wileox, Secy. SVTTLIVAN I07.—Free Street Falr & Merehant’s Carnival, Oct, 6-10, Inclusive. C. W_ Green Sery THREF RIVERS. tr Celebration MICH.—Street Fair & ConnSent. 30-Oct. 2, Inclusive. W. J. Predmore, M TRINIDAD. COLO!—Street Fair. Oct. 5-10, Inelnstve Southern Carnival Co.. attr. TrSscat OOSA ALA.—Street Fair. {IneIne{ve. 190% ae UNION CITY Oct. 12-17 McFachin. Secy. TENN.—NMerchant’s Carnival and Ww Street Fair Oct. 1-3, inclusive. J. Woosher. Ver. VAN RIREN, IND.—Free Street Fair and Acrl. Show Sent. 23-26, inclusive. Fred Rird. Secy. ard Treas. VFFDFERSRURG. IND.—Street Fair. Oct. 2821 tnciInetve 1908 1 K. Irvin Seev. WAGONF?R. IT T—Street Fefr and Carnival Oct. 6-10, Inclusive Y.. A. Keller, care Elec tric Park. Kansas City. Mo. Plectrie Park Kansas City, Mo. WAHPFTON, N. fh. —Street Fatr & Carnival Oct. 6-9 Ifreclnstve. Wahpeton Street Carn! val Asen.. Mers WARSAW. WIS —Street Fair. Sept. 21-26. Inclnstve. Potter & Rice Amnsement Co.. attr WASHIVGTON © **alt Dentechland”’ Cer nival, Nov. 22-28 tnelnstwe. C. E. Gundlach Chatrman, S18 Tth St. N. WATSFON. 0. —Free Street Fair & Carnival Sent, 29-Net. 2 Inclusive. J. S. Newcomer Seer WHITEWRIGHT, TEX.—Street Fair. Oct. — 1908 WITTLMAR. MINN.—Free Street Fair. Rept 22.28. incInstere, 190%. Wm. T. Markhus, Secr. T. I. Cash Attraction Co., attr. WIT TIAMSTOWN, KY —K. of P. Street Fair (Dates not set). F. C. § Menaugh, Box 188 Secv WOOSTER, 0.—Free Street Fatr and Business Mens’ Carntval. Oct. 12-15, inclusive. Geo. Kebbler, Mgr. YOAKUM, TEX.—Free Street Fair. Nov. 85, inclusive. M. G. Ranney, Secy. BALLOONS AND CARNIVAL GOODS ALL FRESH @’TrOCK. ONE GROSS IN BOX. OuR G BALLOONS are made of the best nch rubber in three colors, red, bine and green, that inflate full size, war ranted best quality 4 piecé rubber. No. Per Gros aé0. Assorted colors $37 1. Whiterattanswitches 3 00). Fancy covered whips 1 & WHISTLING BALLOONS. . sont 45. Assorted coiors ® 7 Assorted colors uy &. Assorted colors 2 50 68 MoGinty ........ 3 00 100, Sausage ..... 8 00 8). Flying Se rpents 2 5 Wealso carry fall lines of Walkin Cance, Cheap ige welry Pockei Knives, Pickout Prizes Return Balls, etc., and make up selected lots for $5, $10 sh and up. _ Catalogue malled on application. COR, YONGE & COs, WA ond St, Charles St, ST. LOUIS, MO. Mention “The Billboard” w hen answering ads. oF CONVENTIONS Reunions, Conclaves, Assemblies ALABAMA. BESSEMER, ALA.—Alabama Christian Missionary Co-Operation Convention. Nov. 10, 1903. W. 8S. Butler, Selma, Ala., Rec. Secy.: E. EB. Linthicum, Anniston, Ala., Secy. a BIRMINGHAM, ALA, a State Reunton Nev. 4-5, 1% GADSDEN, ALA.—St ate Seance Baptists Convention. Nov. 18-22, inclusive, 1903. R, B. Hudson, Selma Ala. , Secy. Treas. Veterans’ MONTGOMERY, ALA.—Sd Annual Convention Order Eastern Star. Nov. 5, 1903. y. MM. Cunningham, Corona, Ala., Grand Secy. MONTGOMERY, ALA.—Grand Lodge A. F. & o M. Convention. Dec. 1, 1903. Geo. A. uchamp, Grand Secy. MONTGOM! RY ALA.—Grand M. Convention, Dee. 1, 1903. mp, Grand Seey. Chapter @®. A. Geo. A. Beau TUSCALOOSA, ALA.—State Federation of Women's Clubs Convention. Nov. 10, 1903. Mrs. C. G. Brown, Birmingham, Ala., Cor. Secy. ARKANSAS. JONESBORO, ARK.—T!. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Convtn. Oct, 12s. L. D. Hickey, Secy. Badge Buttons, LITTLE ROCK, ARK.—Royal Arch Masons yeneral Grand Chapter Convention. Oct. 6 1903. Christopher G. Fox, Buffalo, N. Y., Secy. CALIFORNIA. CAL.—Independent Order of Foresters High Court Convention. Oct. 13, 1903. Wm. H. Perry, Rooms 39-40 Bryson Bldg., Los Angeles. Cal., Secy. HANFORD, CAL.—United Portuguese Council Convtn. Oct. 12, 1903. J. San Leandro, Cal., Secy. OAKLAND, CAL.—W. C. T. U. State Convention. Oct. —, 1903. Mrs. D. J. Spencer, 132 MeAllister St., San Francisco, Cal., Secy. EUREKA, Grand 8S. Martin, PASO ROBLES. CAL.—Grand Encampment of California. Oct. 6, 1903. Wm. F. Barnes, Sen Franciseo. Cal., Grand Ps SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—-A. 0. U. W. Grand Lodge Convention. Sept. 24, 1903. C. T. Spene-> 1312 Market St., Secy. SAN F-@NCISCO, CAL.—ExPrissness of War National Encampment. Oct. —, 1903. 8S. M. Long. Fast Orange, N. J., Secy. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-~American Bankers*® Assn. Convention. Oct, 2u-23, inclusive, 1903. J. R. Branch, Hanover Bank Bidg., New York City. N. Y.. Natl. Secy. SAN JOSE, CAL.—State Press Assn. Convention. Sept. —. 1903. STOCKTON. CAL.—Independent Order of Foresters High Court Convtn. Oct. 20, 1903. W. H. Perry, Stowell Block, Los Angeles, Cal., Secy. COLORADO. COLORADO SPRINGS. COL.—State Federation of Women's Clubs Convention. Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 1903. Mrs. A. 4 —— 19030 Lincoln Ave., Denver, Colo., Se CRIPPLE CREEK, GoLo_Y. M. C. A. State Convention. Oct.. 1903. G. S. Bilheimer, Denver, Colo., Secy. DENVER. *° COLO. —epublican State Convtn. Sept. 29, 1903. DENVER, COLO.—W. C. T. U. State Conrtn. Oct. —, 1903. Mrs. W. A. Reichenbach, 2942 Welton St., Secy. DENVER. COLO. —Rrotherhood of St. Andrew Convention. Ort. 7-11, 1993. ton, Wood and Walter Sts., Secy. Herbert CarlePittsburg, Pa., CONNECTICUT. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.—I. 0, O. F. Grand Encampment. Oct. 20. 1903. Marcus L. Rey nolds, Bridgeport, Conn.. Grand Patriarch: Fred. K. Botsford, New Haven, Conn., Grand Seribe. HARTFORD. CONN.—International Car Workers’ Ass'n Convention. Oct. (24 week). 1903. A. ID. Wheeler, 644 Prudential Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y.. Secy. HARTFORD, CONN.—State Teachers’ Assn. Convention. Oct. 16, 1903. S. P. Willard. “olchester, Conn., Cor. Secy.: T. H. Patterson. Bristol, Conn., Rec. Secy. HARTFORD, CONN.—Natl. Assn. of Local Fire Insurance Agents’ Convention. Oct. 20-22, inclusive. 1903. John C. North, New Haven, Conn.. Chairman. HARTFORD, CONN.—State Carpenters & Joiners’ Assn. Convention. Oct. 19-20, 1993. Emerson V. Morse, 15 Pine St., New Britain, Conn... Secy. NEW H AVEN, CONN.—American Boitlers’ Pro tective Assn. Convention. Oct. 13-15, 1903. R. E. Schoder, 218 E. 37th St., New York, Cry. x. X.. cy. NEW ‘HAVEN. ‘CONN. —American-Irish Historieal Society Convention. Sept. —, 1903. Thos. H. Murray, 34 Newbury St., Boston, Mass., Secy. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Congregational Churches State Conference. Nov. 17-20. 1903. Rev. Joel S. Ives, Hartford, Conn., Secy. NEW HAVEN, CONN —Spanish War Veterans National Encampment. Sept. 28-30, 903. Cc. Dyer, Washington, D. C., Secy. sot TH NORWALK, CONN. —State Genventinn ). Knights of the Mystic Chain. Oct. 13, Geo. W. Coifin, 46 Spring St., Secy. DELAWARE. DOVER, DEL.—Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Convention. Oct. 15, 1903. Mark L. Garrett. 703 King St.. Wilmington, Del., Keeper of Records and Seal. WILMINGTON, Lb'L.—!. 0. R. M. Great Coun efl Cunvention Oet. 28, 19038. Edward Me ief of Records. Intire. G an he WILMINGTON, DEL.—F. & A. M, Grand Lodge Convtn. Oct. 7, 1903. Benj. F. Bartram, Secy. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Society of Army of the es mac and Army of the West Convtn. Oct. 15 and 16, 1908. Genl. John R. Brooke, Pres. WILMINGTON, DEL.—National Local Preach 1503. ers’ Assn. Coevention. Oct. 10-13, 1903. Geo. BR. Jones, 5753 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa Seer. WILMINGTON, DEL.—I. 0. 0. F. Grand Encampment. Nov. 17, 1903. J. H. Appleby, P. 0. Box 285, Grand Scribe. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, D. C.—National Retail Liquor Dealers’ Assn. Convention. Oct. —, 1903. CANES and WHIPS Toy Whips and Walking Canes. SUPPLY HOUSE, 46 Ann Street, NEW YORK. Largest Mfrs.in U.S. Esta. 1865. Catalogue furnished on application. WASHINGTON, D. C.—National Retail Druggists’ Assn. Convention. Oct. 5-8, 1903. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Retaill Butcuers & Meat Dealers’ Protective Assn. Convention. Oct. 5-10, 1903. D. J. Haley, Troy, N. Y.. Secy. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Women’s Centenary Assn. of Universalist Church Convtn. Oct. —, 1903. Mrs. S. H. MacVay, 143 W. 10tb St., New York City, N. Y., Secy. WASHINGTON. D. 'C.--National’ Republican League (Colored) Convention. Oct. 271903. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Ameriean Public Health Assn, Convention. Oct. 26-30, 1903. Dr. Charles O. Probst, Columbus, O., Secy. WASHINGTON, D. C.—American Anti-Saloon League Convention. Dec. —, 1903. Jas. Ewin, 900 F St... N. W., Cor. Secy. WASHIIINGTON, D. ¢C.—U leheauealinty General Convention. Oct. 20, 1903. G L. marest, Manchester, N, H1., Seer. WASHINGTON, DPD. C.—National Spiritualists’ Assn. Convention. Oct. 20-23, inclusive, 1903. Miss Mary T. Langley, 600 Penna, Ave., S. E., Washington, D. C. WASHINGTON, 1D). C.—High Tent Independent Order of Rechabites National Convention. Oct. 6, 1903. James H. Doery, 53 Franklin St., Station H., Secy. GEORGIA, AMERICUS, GA.—Benevolence Cirele Supreme Circle Convention. Oct. 1, 1903. H. S, Davis, SL State St., Albany, Ga., Secy. AUGUSTA. GA.—Confederate Reunion. Commencing Nov. 9, 1903. J. W. Clark, Chair man. BRUNSWICK, GA.—Daughters of American Revolution State Convention. Nov. 11, 1903. Mrs. Robt. E. Park, Atlanta, Ga., State Regent; Mrs. P. W. Godfrey, Covington, Ga., Secy. GRIVFIN, GA.—W. C. T. U. State Convtn. Oct. —, 1908. Mrs. T. E. Paterson, Secy. WALESCA, GA.—Universalist State Convtn. Oct. (first week), 1903. Rev. Thos. Chapman, Winder, Ga., Secy. IDAHO. — IDAHO.—State Teachers’ Assn. ConvenDec. —, 1903. Mrs. C cour ad’ ALENE cITY, Grand Lodge Convention. Oct. 20, 1903. L. L. Badley, Boise, Idaho, Secy. COUR @ALENE CITY, IDATHO.—Grand Encampment of Idaho I. 0. O. F. Oct. 19, 1903. L. Badley, Boise, Idaho, Grand Scribe. cot R 6’ALENE CITY, IDAHO.—Rebekah State Assembly of Idaho! Oct, 19, 1903. Mrs. Carrie E. Myers, Boise, Idaho, Secy. ILLINOIS. ALTON, ILL.—State Billposters’ Assn. Convention. Sept. —, 1903. S. B. Harrington, Pres.; Cc. J. Johnson, Vice-Pres.; R, C. Campbell, care American RBillposting Co., Cor. Lake and Morgan Sts., Chicago, Ill., Secy.; G. B. Bowman, Treas. BELVIDERE, ILL.—Reunion 95th Illinois Velunteer Infantry. Sept. —, 1903. C. B. Drake, Secy CARBOND. ALE, ILL.—30th Annual Southern Illinois Horticultural Society Convention. Nov. 24-25, 1903. J. . Stanton. Richview, II1., Pres.; E. G. Mendenhall, Kinmundy, IL, Secy. CHAMPAIGN, ILL.—State Horticultural Society Convention. Dee. 16-18, 1903. L. R. Bry ant, Princeton, Ill, Secy. CHICAGO, ILL. __Western Catholic Union Convtn. Oct. —, 1903. T. W. Heckenhamp, ZJr., Quincey, Ill., Secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—Order Eastern a Grand Chapter Convtn. Oct. 6, 1903. M. L. Chester, 931 Park Ave., Secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—State Luther League Convention. Sept. —, 1903. N. C. Olson Fulton St., Secy. CHICAGO, ILL. ee Civie Federation Convention. Oct CHICAGO, ILL.—American Academy of Rafl way Surgeons’ Convention. Oct. 1-2, 1903. T. B. Lacey, M. D., Council Bluffs, Ia., Secy. CHICAGO, ILL. —Natl. Firemen’s Assn. Convention. Sept. = 1903. D. W. Gillen, 176 Monroe St., CHICAGO, ILL. “T. & A. M. Grand Lodge vention. Oct. 6.1908. J. H. C, Dill, i. Grand Secy. DECATUR, ILL.—State Bricklayers’ Union Convention. ver 16, 1903. Wm. Booth, 1619 Jackson St., Springfield, IL, Secy. EQUALITY. IL »—Veterans of Mexican Civil & Spanish-American Wars & Old Citizens & ington, M1., St. Louls Button Co. GOLD WIRE ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES. it will interest you. Olive Bracelets in Turquoise, Single strand, any color, w ith heart & chain, $ * gr. 00 * Two Theee “ « “ “ “ “ Four “ “ “ “ “ “ kind. with Initis al ‘only, $6.00 tials $5.00 per gross. Send for our 1903 Catalog. We are still headquarters for everything in our line, Spar Beads are new this season, colors of Pearl, Garnet, Opal, Emerald, Amber or Amethyst: Olive Bracelets sell better than any other Long chains made of Turquoise Olives, $1.00 per doz. Any other color $1.25 yer gross, These flags are the best sellers of any article on the market this year. Send for samples. Ani orders filled same day as received. JUERGENS BROS., 83 Chambers St., (2) 0") N.Y. CITY Fancy oy oo 25.00 “* Spr. dz, We guarantee our prices, and will meet all cut prices on any articles sold in our line. FLAGS: e Any color, hand engrav ed, or summer resort, $7.00 per gross. name, collegu Same SMALL FLAGS: With ini Mention “The Billboard” when answering ads. Mention “The Billboard” when answering ads, il eee = la xs a are we bow tiated ate aS sake