The Billboard 1909-08-28: Vol 21 Iss 35 (1909-08-28)

4 7 oe a & : ’ ; . e ’ ? : ’ He's ) ' , «., ; f “yt iia ” > Seyi xs ex, ra al i gevae ae . yr > x, AZ t< Ps 2 . Hae a we SR : 77% + owt, we 2, tt “3 -e seal “ aoe +R “~ Pe 2 om & * > w The Billboard AUGUST 28, 1909. CONVENTIONS (Continued from page 35) MASSACHUSETTS. 0. F. Sept. 2. 515 Tremont st., Boston, Boston —Grand John W. Mase Boston—Catholic Young Men’s National Gept. 6-7. Ladge, I. O. Perkins, Union. Joho M. Walker, Box 64, Philadel phia, Pa BRorton—internationel Spinners’ Assn. Sept. Samuel Ross, 602 Cottage st., New Bedford, Mass. Boston—American Assn. of Science. Dec. 27 Smithsonian Boston —Wood, fer the Advancement and week. L. O. Howard, Institute. Washington, B. C. Wire and Metal Lathers’ Inter national Union. Sept. 13. Ralph V. Brandt, 401 Superior sldg., Cleveland, O. Boston —Bricklayers and Masons’ Inter Union. Jan. —, 1910. Wm. Dobson, 710 Odd Fellows Bld Indianapolis, Ind. Boston—24th Mass Regiment 1910. J. C, Cook, ton, Massa. Cambridge — District Assn. Jan. 20, 246 Washington st., Bos Grand Lodge No. 20, of Massachusetts. Sept. 1-2. James S. ‘Epps. 46 Union st., Cambridge, Mass. East Northfield—Northfield Summer Conference. June 12 to about October 1. A. Moody, East Northfield, Mass. Franklin—Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church. Sept. 24-25. 8S. eee Sanborn, 379 Silver st., 8S. Boston, fase Haverhill—State Council Jr. 0. U. A. M. of Mass. Sept. 21. Jesse Robinson, 5 Hawthorn st., Haverhill, Mass. Lenox—lenox Dog Show. Sept. 29. F. S. Dela field, Lenox, Mass. Milford—Milford Poultry Assn. Dec. 14-16. \’. H. Pyne, Milford, Mass. North Adams—Rerkshire Poultry Assn. 21, 1910. C. ams, Mass. Pliymouth—State Firemen’s Assn. Sept. 15-17. Dr. Arthur Burst, Taunton, Mass. Springfield—Table Knife Grinders’ National Unfon. Sept. John F. Gleason, General Delivery, Bristol, Conn. &pringfield—Order of Vasa Swedish Grand Lodge, No. 2. Sept. 6. Carl Rehm, 438% State st., Springfield, Mass. Worcester—American Antiquarian Soclety. 19. Andrew M. F. Davis, Bay City—Michigan Federation of Labor. Sept. —. 8. T. Penna, Detroit, Mich. Bay City—National League of Veterans and — Sept. —. P. H. Andrews, ch. City—Michigan Federation of Labor. Bept. 21. Sam T. Penna, 551 Trumbull ave., Bay City, Mich. Benton Harbor—Daughters of American Revolu Jan. !%M. Ottman, Box 555, North Ad Oct. Cambridge, Mass. tion. Oct. 7-8. Mrs. E. D. Black, 610 Stovk| ton st., Flint, Mich. Charievolx—Lake Michigan Fishermen’s Assn. Dec. 68. John Bolt. Calumet—National Croation Society. Jos. Maranrie, €11 EB. Ohio at., Col:lwater— Branch County Poultry Assn. 15-18. Chas. UL. Keep, Mo. Coldwater, Mich Sept. —. Dec. 2 Masonic Temple, Detroit—National Assn. of Office Building Man| H. Detroit, agers. Sept. —. E. Doyle, Mich. Detroit—Methodist Conference. Sept. Rev. Walter E. Burnett, Detroit, Mich. Detroit—Individual Car Owners’ Assn. of U. 8. Bept et J. Bailey, 8 Market st., | a. pt. Pittsburg, Detroit—Eastern Star Benevolent Fund. Sept. 8. Miss M. E. Crowe, 39 West Elizabeth st., Detroit, Mich. Detroit—State German Catholie Oct. 18-16. Frank Spellman, Detroit, Mich. Detroit—American Gas Institute. —. Jas. W. Dunbar. New Albany. Ind. =< * Qe State Teachers’ Assn. Oct. < ee Car Workers’ Assn. 12-17. G. W. Gi , 356 Dearborn st., oat. cago, Til. Detroit—Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Masons. Oct. 79. Wm. Evans, Ypsilanti, Mich. Detro!t—Michigan Gas Assn. Oct. — A. P. Ewing, Detroit, Mich. Detroit—Miehigan Retall Jewelers’ Asen. Last week in August. V. C. Morse, Ithaca, Mich. Detroit—Wholesalerrs’ Assn. of Detroit. Aug. 80-Sept. 4. Paul Leake, 29 Campau Bidg., Detroit, Mich. Detrolt—Wholesale Buyers’ Assn. Aug. 30Sept. 4. Paul Leake, 595 Hubbard ave., De trott, Mich. Detroit—Great Council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men. Sept. 13. Wilson Brooks, 234 LaSalle st., Chicago, Ill. Detroit—Universalist General Convention. Oct. oo 1. = Atwood, 189 Harvard st., Rocheate N Flint—Michigan Retall Implement and Vehicle Dealers’ Assn. Nov. a WW & & ° Jackson. Mich Harbor BReach—Horon Poultry Assn. Dec. 15-18. Omer A. Mitchell, Harbor Beach, Mich. Hillsdale—Michigan Federation ‘of Women’s _— Oct. Mise Kate Carlisle, Saginaw, ich. Hopkins—Allegan County Soldiers and Sailors Assn /Tates not set. J. C. Leggett, Allegan, Mich. fonla—State Catholic Mutual Benefit Assn. Sept. 1. H. S. Doran, 400 E. Grand Boulevard. Detroit, Mich Kalamazoo—Michigan Horticultural ~~ Dec. 7C. E. Bassett. Fennville, Mi Kalamazeo—Thirteenth Michigan Tet. Assen. Oct. 28-29. Chas. Hogle, 402 W. Water st., Kalamazoo, Mich. Kalamazoo—State Medical Assn. Sept. 14-16. R. Scheuck, 502 Washington Arcade, De troit, Mich. Kalamazoo—Anniversary and Home Coming. Sept. 26-Oct. 2. Mr. Benson Kalamazoo—State Poultry Assn. Jan. 10-15, 1910. J. H. Van de Berg, 1328 Krum ‘ave., Kalamazoo, Mich Lansing—Central Michigan Toultry Assn. 27. J. A. Turner, Lansing, Mich. Tansing—Michigan Knight« of the Grip. Dec. 28-29. M. V. Foley, 132 S. Baum st., Sag inaw, Mich. Lansing—Grand Lodge K. of P. Oct. 6. W. E. Hampton. Charlevoix, Mich. Dec. Lansing—Michigan Ginseng Growers’ Assn. snd week in Dec. A. E. Cook, Flushing, Mich Lodington—Michigan Horseshoers’ Assn. Sept. —. Walter Beckwith, Detroit, Mich. Flint, | | Grand Haven, Mich. Allegheny, Pa. | St. Joseph—Michigan Master Horse-shoers’ Assn. Sept. — Walter Beckwith, 72 Larned st., Detroit, Mich. Saginaw—Michigan State Veterinary Medical Assen. Jan. 25-26. Judson Black, Richmond, Mich. Saginaw—Order Eastern Star. Suginaw—Michigan Union. Oct. 14-17 Oct. 12-15. State Christian Endeavor The Hudson Tri-Centennial Saginaw—Michigan State Teachers’ Assn. Oct. 28-39. Saginaw—Y. P. 8. C. EB. Oct. 14-17. Harold | I). Spicer, Paw Paw, Mich. Zanit Ste Marie—Grand Lodge I. 0. F. Michigan. Oct. 1-21. Henry N. Wilder, cite Hall. Lansing, Mich. South Haven—West Stock Assn. Dec. ey, South Haven, Tremont Asen. Mich. Michigan Poultry and Pet 14-18. Marshall H. Mack Mich. Lake—Reunion Michigan Veterans’ Aug. 23-26. 8S. G. Allen, Fremont, MINNESOTA. Albert Lea—Conthern Minn. Poultry Assn. Jan. 5-10, 1910. *. A. Kappel, Albert Lea, Mina. Crookston—Northwestern Minnesota Education ae STATEN Great Interboro Fair ine September 4th and Labor Day Week. Animal and other good, money with us, as this is aud 4 nights. Address for West New Brighton, S. L, N. Y. description except gamblers You will get the Seven days Want all kinds of attractions of clean Shows, Novelty Stands, the only Fair in New York City particulars, A. C. NELLIS, Manager, every oners, ete, racing dally Concess Horse Vaudeville Manager al Assn. Dates not set. N. A. Thorson, Crookston, Minn. Duluth—Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Sept. 16-19. Ella F. Hendrix, 2022 Bilaisdell ave., Minnapolis, Minn. Minneapolis—Int. Assn. Bridge and Stroctural Iron Workers. Sept. 20. J. J. McNamara, American Life Bldg.. Indianapolis, Ind. ae a yo ey Brotherhood. Oct. 216. Frank Dyer, 2449 N. Paulina st., Chithe u. Minneapolis—-State Grange P. of H. Dec. 14. Augusta J. Adams, 55 Cedar Lake Road, Minneapolis. Minn. Minneapolis—Reunion Minnesota Civil War Veterans. Sept. 8 Calvin R. Fix, 300 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis, St. Paul—National Assn. of Letter Sept. 611. Ed. J. Cantwell, vania ave., Washington, D. C. 'anl—Northwestern Photographers’ Assn. Sept. 24. C. H. Galbraith, 1231 Washing ton ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. Carriers. 945 Pennsy!l st The Billboard, St. Panli—American Humane Association. Oct. 5-7. Nathanicl J. Walker, Humane Society Bide... Albany, N. » | St. Paul—Royal Arch Masons. Oct. 12. John Fishel, St. Paul, Minn. Winons—Upper Mississipp! River Improvement Assn. Oct. 6-7. L. B. Boswell, Quincy, II. | MISSISSIPPI. Greenville—Golden Rule Supreme Grand Lodge. Sept. 7-10. C. B. Williams, Box 292, Green ville, Miss. Jackson—Mississipp! Poultry Breeders’ Assn. Oct. 26-Nov. 5. W. C. Taylor, Jackson, Miss. MISSOURI. Joplin—Missouri State Federation of Labor. Sept John T. Smith, 1112 Locust st., Joplin, Mo. Kansas City — International Coopers’ Union, Second week in Sept. J. A. Cable, Merriweahred Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. | | Kansas City—Western Assen. of Nurserymen. os 21-22. E. J. Holman, R. 2, Leavenworth, an. Kansas City—State Retail Merchants’ Asen. Aug. 24-26. John F. Wiedeman, 500 Westport ave., Kansas City, Mo. | Kansas City—American Royal Live Stock Show. Oct. 11-16. Allen M. Thompson, Kansas City, Mo. ‘every detail. AT LIBERTY No proposition too large for me to handle. Twelve years handling Press and Public. Always connected with the best. Sober, reliable, experienced and competent in Address Reliable Manager Cincinnati. Ohio. zy The Greatest | Money Makers BAKED TINSEL, AND BLUE COMBIWED COLOR iad PENNANTS Have proven to be the greatest money makers this season. Thetr brilliancy cannot be overlooked. We carry a large stock for immediate —~ 4 ment. On short notice we make special designs for any occasion you wi NOTICE OUR PRICES FOR oe er NOVELTIES OF THE Best Loop Whips at $4.50 per gross — up. Asst. Bead Chains, $4.00 per gross. Jap Canes, $11.00 per 1000 Infleting Balloons, No. 70 at $3.50 per gross; this balloon cannot be beat large Peach Basket Hat at $6.00 per gross. Chinaman Hat, the Coney Island craze, at gross. The newest novelty, How Vork is Made at $9.00 per gross. Big import of Rolly Pollies at $9.00 per gross. Send for catalogue. RUDOLPH BROS., 520 S. Fifth St., Philadelphia, Pa. New Novelties in every week. 6x16 $2.50 per 100. --AT LIBERTY-:_ To put on BALLOON ACTS of of all Kinds Ten different Sensational Acts in mid-air. | | Balloon Races, Triple drops, etc. Prof. Hall, | Oakweed Park, Kalamazoo, Mich. 12-Piece Band First-class and reliable. A feature in concert. Will be at liberty in about 3 weeks. Can go any place. Would a + rellable se aeatins rink engagement. Address IEBERG, Gen. Del., St. Joseph, Mo. YOUR LAST CHANCE To get the Performers’ Friend No. 5, and four back numbers for 25 cents. The best bargain in new comedy material you have ever received. E. J. VEZINA, 322 Wealthy Ave., Grand Rap , ids, Michigan. Want to Buy Animal Act Monkeys, Cats, Birds, Dogs, etc. What | have you to offer? I will also buy first-class Dog that does whole act, but must be A-1. Write all in first letter to GEORGE BARR, Gen. Del., | Shenandoah, Iowa. FOR SALE | | | Shows, | } LOoOK! A Minute Picture Machine for $7.50 We have reduced our 1909 Model Sleeve Machine from $15.00 to $7.50; our 1909 Model Cannon Machine from $15.00 to $10.00. Wor $16.40 we will ship you one 1909 Model Sleeve Machine, ‘one Triped, 500 plates, alse 1%x2%, 500 Mounts and one set of Developer. $5.00 required with order, balance C. O. D. We also supply parts for all minute picture machines. AMERICAN MINUTE PHOTO CO. Dept. H, 269-277 West Twelfth Street, CHICAGO, ILL. OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 29 to Oct. 8. CONCESSIONS WANTED The big event of Oklaboima ‘Ten big days and nights. The Fair will be ready at the appolated time and will positively be held rain or shine. Cement walks to all buildings. Hlerber A. Kline's Liberati's Band, ten free attractions Double track street car line, steam railway passenger and freight service and asphalt boulevard direct to the grounds. Address I. 8. MAHAN, big | Becretary. WANTED-=---AT ST. PAUL CONCESSIONS AND PAY ATTRACTIONS be ng oy For the Modern Woodmen and East Side Commercial Club and Mill's Deweys and Penny Slot Machines, N portable Knife Rack and other games at tor) OPE CARNIVAL and STREET FAIR fairs. Invisible Fortune Teller, Maid of Mystery Illusion. Send for list. Prices low. ON POPULAR PAYNE AVENUE, Sept. 20th to 26th. H. MARTIN JOHNSON, Chairman, 881 F. D. ROSE, Marblehead, Mass. | Payne Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. WANTED | THE JOHN R. SMITH SHOWS . . . | To Correspond with first class Carnival Co., Now ready to book a few good Fairs ‘In the Carolinas’ with numerous free attractions. Italles for week’s engagement after Oct 1. Aus-| Band, King Bros.’ I. X. 1. Wild West, with 20 Bucking Bronchos and Trick Horses, Cowboys, W ime f the World. | Cowgiria, Indians, ete. The largest ever carried by a carnival The biggest and Best Old leo pices of the oodmen of the ork tation Show on the road Pig 4 !n 1 and several others equally as good Merry-go round and Address DR. L. F. MYERS, Columbus, Ga. Venetian Swings, etc. Want Ferris Wheel, Cane Kack, Knife Rack, Doll Rack, High Striker, Jap Ball Game, Candy Wheel and any other good legitimate privileges Can use —-~ show: also big Snake Show and few good Door Talkers on percentage. Week of Auguat 23, Cov FREE—A Combination Dispensing Fountain. ington, Va. JOHN R, SMITH, Proprietor and General Manager . . For Punches, Orangeade, Milk Shakes, and all | Sodas. It's a marvel and a revelation to drink | dispensers, parks, fairs, stores, resorts. It is WAN i ED !---] OOK !--WAN | ED! worth a stamp to get full particulars. All | . o . grades of soda apparatus, supplies, NOVELTY & SUPPLY etc. co., x 292, Gouver-— neur, N. Y, THE 0. O. F., of GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. FAIR | ND CARNIVAL, SEPT. 29-0CT. Sth. FRED SVERBER, Gloversville, Ad-lress 1. = we a. Labor Day and Home-Coming Carnival, Follensbee, W. Va., Sept. 6--11. Free on the streets, WE WANT Independent Shows and Riding Devices. furnieh location, license and current All Privileges sold exclusive, $10 each All the steel plants, glare houses, sheet metal works runnin = f* acity, 75,000 to draw from. Billed like \* circus, Write quick for location. BMERID. , * Follensb.«, W. Va. All Shows 25%. We