The Billboard 1910-05-21: Vol 22 Iss 21 (1910-05-21)

N.Y 21, 1910. The Billboard 59 CW st below conta!ns hoard during the past week only. To | complete list reference should also he the issues bearing dates of May 7 Conventions | data ALABAMA 4 Degree of 44 Miss May . Mobile, Ala. Bancroft, 25644 Dauphin ARIZONA 1 ne—I. O. R. M. of Arizona. May 25 \. T. Schuster, Tombstone, Ariz. ARKANSAS I Rock—Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers’ \ May SO-S1 W. E. Parker, Dover, Ark. Press Assn. May 26-28. M Arkansas | \\ "Hodges, Morrillton, Ark. CALIFORNIA Long Keach—American Institute of Homeopathy. J 11-16 J Reckey Horner, 659 Rose Bldg Cleveland, O. Los Angeles Assn. of Railway Telegraph Su dents June 20-24 Pr. W. Drew, 135 Ad s st., Chicago, Ill, s ento—California State Assn. of Letter ‘ ers. Sept. ®% E. H. Osborne, Los An gel Cal. San Franciseo—American Chemical Society. July 12 Chas ie Parsons, care N. H. College, I) 1 } Ss sncisee Zeta Psi Fraternity Sept. 8-10, ‘ B. Towe, Stanford University, Cal. San Francisco—Supreme Council Y. M. I. Sept. C. A. Slinger, 933 East Morris st., Indian dis, Ind s Joss German Roman Catholic Staats Ver Aug. 7-9. John Neuner, 52 Fair Oaks st., San Francisco, Cal. COLORADO Denver--State Retail Jewelers’ Assn June 28. Fred 1 Syman, SSS Sixteenth st.. Denver, Co Denver National Encampment Spanish War Veterans Sept. 68. S. D. C. Hays, Room 1, Court House, Denver, Col. Deny _ rnational Union of Sieam Engineers. “ 2 Robt \ McKee, 606 Main st., Peor mn 1 Georgetown—I, O. R. M. Great Council Aug. | #12. J. A. Holmberg, Kittredge Bidg.. Den ver, Col Sterling-—-State Christian Endeavor Union. June iv Ben B, Aley, 1047 Pearl st., Denver, ‘ CONNECTICUT Bridgeport—Jr. O. U. A. M. State Council. Sept. -7. UU. N. Marvin, 33 Gibbs st.. New Haven. Con Ha !—Rennion Sth Connecticut Regiment rans’ Assn. Sept. 17. T. E. t Hartford, Cenn The Connecticut Universalist Con ». Sept. 21-22. Rev. W. F. Dickerman, “6 Euclid ave., Waterbury. Conn. tock—Tenth Regiment Connecticut Volun Hanley, 41 teers’ Assn Sept. 5 W. E. Whittelsey, 6 ‘ r st.. New Haven, Conn Waterbury—Grand Lodge 1. 0. O. F. of Con ! it May 18 Wm. S. Hutchinson, 95 trown st., New Haven, Conn Waterbury—Sons of St. George. State of Con Aug. © T st Wetuun Conn Waterbury—Intervational Esperanto Convention. Ang E. C. Reed, Washington, D. C. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington—National Assn. of Amateur Oars . Ang. 12-138 Claude R. Zappone, War I bepet Washington, D. ¢ W cton—International Prison Congress. Oct. Holgkinson 12 Vine Was ton—American Prison Assn Sept. 2 Jos. P. Byers, Station L, New York W fton-—State Federation of Labor. treo. M. Henderson, 16% ore, Md, Chief Joint Car Foremen Assn Sept. 6&8 hmonmd st.. Cincinnati, oO. GEORGIA ' Georgia Fuuveral Directors’ Assn. June :' " E F. Bond, Atlanta, Ga . ille-——K. of P. Grand Lodge May 12 Bh. W. Warren. Box 245, Americus, Ga Supreme Lodge 1. QO. of A. K. Ang Ek. W. Denham. Box 154. Madison, Ga. ILLINOIS Knights of Enmimen, 7th Sept. lexington st., Inspectors and 8. Skidmore, Mystic Chain. aml Greens st., Bricklayers and Masons. Booth 1434 N. 6th st netield, cton—Hotel and Restavrant ; : Employes’ nee, Sept. 12. Jos. W Rezzi, Staun “ American dint 21-24 Chas. Warner “t.. New York City #® International Marble Workers’ Assn $10 Stephen C. Hogan, 682 Es ve ‘ew York City Ml Eagle ave., ko United Society of Civil Engineers Hunt, 220 W Master Putchers’ Assn of ' Aug. 15.20 J. H. Shofield, care ; a Pacific Hotel, Chicago, I x K. T. Triennial Conclave Aug. 611 A. Gerow, 363 Grand Roulevard, De '. Mich ro-—-1. O. Good Samaritans Aug. 24-26 L Daney, 138 Pennsylvania ave., New rile Roofers’ Assn ik OH W. 47th st . rt—@ A. B , he A Sept. 49. J. M Cleveland, O Encampment of Illinois. May Partridge, Memorial Hall, Chi Daughters of vention May 23.25 yard st.. Ohieage, WW Illinois State Aerie FLO. KF May 24 Veterans Lulu Department Carlin, S008 kta Melbier, 239 North Fifth st., Quin Island-——Staatsverband Hlinois German ean National League Sept. . Her Goldberger, eld—T inet Sept 12 nefleld Tb " —Briek nee Sey Room 408, Peoria, Ill. x Christian Missionary Soci 15. Rev. F. W. Burnham, le and Terra Cotta Workers’ 12-17. Wm. Vam Podegrav “Sth ave., Chicago, Tl. \ ' obtained by Pocahontas I. O. R. M. | INDIANA Fort Wayne—State Assn. County Commissioners of Indiana. Sept. 28-30. Harry B, Smith, 517 Terminal Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. Indianapolis— National Field Deputies Assn. June 15. John D. O'Keefe, 601 Holland Bldg., St. Louls, Mo. Indianapolis—Court of Honor Supreme Court. June 16-20. A. L. Hereford, Springfield, Il. Logansport—Indiana Rural Letter Carriers’ Assn. Sept. 4-5. G. B. W. Robbins, Rochester, Ind. | Leesburg 74th Indiana Regimental Assn. Reunion. Sept. 19-20. B. W. Carr, 414 S. Maple | ave., Warsaw, Ind. Marion—3ith Regt. Ind. Vet. Volunteers. Sept. 8-9. C. B. Porter, Wabash, Ind. IOWA Anita—Y. P. 8. June 21-22. C. E. 7th District Convention. Mary B. MePherrin. president, 710 N. 22d st., Seuth Omaha, Neb. Cedar Repids—State Assn. of County Supervis=. Aug. — T. H. Taggart, Bradyville, a. Cedar Rapids—lIowa Clerks of District Courts. July 2021. C. W. Hoyer, Ida Grove Ia. | Dubuque Degree of Honor District Convention. May 23 Etta A. Branson, 707 Page st., Shenandoah, Ta. Des Moines—lIowa State Assn. June 28-July 1. Des ~~ Iowa Retail Jewelers’ Assn. June . Nielson, president, Storm Lake, Ia. x... fe. United Brotherhood of Carpenters of Optemetrists. and Joiners of America. Sept. —. Franklin Duffy, Carpenters’ Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. KANSAS Kansas City—Kansas Abstractors’ Assn. June 8-9. W. G. Fink, Fredonia, Kan. K meee City—Coopers’ Union of America. Sept. | Tow ‘ka—Kansas C. E. Union. June 14-16. Minnie Rose, 324 N. Main st., Wichita, Kan. KENTUCKY Aenea ntucky R. R. 24-26. Dr. C. H. Surgeons’ Assn. May Vaught, Richmond, Ky. Frankfort—Kenticky Federation of Women's Clubs. May 25-28. Mrs. A. Barnett, 300 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky. | Georgetown Re be *kah Assembly of Ky. I. 0. 0. P 7raham, Sept. 21-2 Mrs. Corinne C. 20-29 Garland ave. Louisville, Ky. London—Jr. O. U. A. M. State Council. Sept. 13-15. H. F. Lochner. Room 9, 215 S. Sth st., Louisville, Ky. Olympia Springs—Kentucky Pharmaceutical As sociation. June 21-24. J. W. Gayle, Frank fort, Ky. LOUISIANA Alexandria—G. U. 0. of O. F. District Lodge. Ang. 9-12. Frank Farrell, 701 Hennen Bldg., New Orleans, La. New Orleans—National Baptist Assn. 20. R. B. Hudson, Selma, Ala. New Orleans—American Water Works Assn. June 26-30. J. M. Diven, 14 George st., Charles ton, S. C. New Orleans—National Order of Buffaloes. 13-15. L A. Ouplantier, 3109 DeSoto st., Orleans, La. MARYLAND Baltimore—U. C. T. Grand Council. Geo. P. Brown, 330 Woodland, Ocean City—Maryland Teachers’ Assn. June 29July 2. Hugh Caldwell, Chesapeake City, Md. MASSACHUSETTS Sept. 14 Sept. New June 9-11. Lexington, Ky. Boston—National Eclectic Medical Assn. June 28-July 1. Pitteo Edwin Howes, 703 Washington st.. Boston. Mass. Boston—International Brotherhood nance of Way Employes. Sept. 6. Pegg. 3900 Olive st. St. Louis. Mo. Lawrence—Y, P. C. E. U. of the Universalist Church. Sept. —. L. Gertrude Sanborn, 379 Silver st.. South Boston. Mass Pittsfield—New Jersev Editorial Assn. June 24-27. Chas. L. Edwards, Long Branch, N. J. Springfield—American Wire Weavers’ Assn. July 16 E. E. besmond, Nicholas ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. of MainteSamuel J. Protective 184 St. Taunton—7th Mass. Volunteer Assn. June 15. Wm. H. Wafe, 1654 N. Main st., Fall River, Mass. MICHIGAN Alma—Rennion 7th Michigan Volunteer Infan try. June 14. J. Hilmer. Alma Mich. Rattle Creek—G. U. 0. of O. F.. Michigan Dis trict Aug. 9-11. Clande Evans, 31 Clyde st.. Rattle Creek, Mich. Ray City—Miechigan State Medical Society. Sept. 27-28. Wilfred Hanghey. Battle Creek. Mich Detroit ~Mississippi Velley Medical Society. Sept. 13-15. Dr. H. E. Tuley. Lonisville. Ky. Detroit Eastern Star RBenevolent Fund. Sept. Mics Mollie E. Crowe, Detroit. Mich Detroit National League of Veterans and Sons. Sept, 29.30. P. H. Andrews Flint. Mich. Detroit-—-National Assn. Life Underwriters. Sept. 7.10 Will A. Waite, 415 Hammond Blidg., Detroit. Mich Detroit-—T. 8 Assn. Brewmasters’ Sept. 26 20 G. Graebner. Chicago, Hl. Detroit-Supreme Council Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons. Sept. 20-22 Jaz H. Codding. Roston. Mass Holland—G A R. Denartment Encampment. June 21-23 Wm. Baumgarlet. Holland, Mich Jackson—Walther League National Convention 1 Julius Liebman, 104 Pigeon st.. Jackson . Luding ton—I, 0. O. F. Gra 7-8. Jacob Frve, Juve nd Encampment. Ludington, Mich Sacinaw—Michigan Probate Judges Assn Sept. 20-34 F. H. Williams, Allegan, Mich. MINNESOTA Doluth—Modern Samaritafts Imperial Council. June 8-11 W. A. Hicen, Christie Pldg.. Duluth, Minn Mivneapolis—Millers’ National Federation. June Minnesota Pankers’ Assn June 22-23. Chas. R. Frost, Mioneapoelis. Mion Tyner Mississippi River Improvement Aesn July 12-18. L. RB. Boswell, Quincey, i St. Paul—Protherhood of R. R. Freight Handlers, Sent J. J. Flynn. S824 W. Harrison st. Chicago, TI. MISSISSIPPI Agricultural College — Mississippi Live Stock Dairy Assn. Sept. 68. Archibald Smith, Ag rienItural College. Miss. Greenvile—-State Electrical Assn. June 15-17. J. Abbott, 317 E. Capitol st.. Jackson, Miss. | MISSOURI | Cassville—Cassville Reunion Assn. Aug. 16-19. | FE. N. Nuadar, Cassville, Mo, | Kansas City—International Hahne Mannian As soclation of Homeopathic Physicians. July 69. J. B. S. King, 1402 Masonic Temple, Chi ago, Til. St. Joseph—Amalgamated Assn. of Street Eleetric Railway Employes of America. Sept. 12. en D. McMahon, 601 Hodges Bldg. Detroit, St. aS of Red Cross. June 16. G. A Warvell, 1901 Masonic Temple, Chicago, St. ‘Joseph—Missouri Laundry Owners’ Assn. June 6-7. J. W. Jacobs, 122 N. Main st., St. Charles, Mo. St. Louis—National Catholic Knights and Ladies of America. May 24. Henry F. Hayes, 1312 Ashland Block, Chicago, Il. St. Louis—National Convention American Woman’s League. June 9-11. St. Louis—N. A. Gymnastie Union. A. G. Burow, 202 N. 2d st., St. St. Louis—National Travelers’ Assn. of America. Aug. 18-20. Frederick L. Gross, Empire Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis. MONTANA Helena—Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Elva Boardman, 917 W. Butte, Mont. NEBRASKA Grand Island—Nebraska Funeral D'rectors’ Association. June 14-16. R. B. Skinner, Neligh, Neb. Omaha—Nebraska Retail Liquor Dealers’ Assn. July 9. Henry Keating, Krug Theatre Bldg., Omaha, Neb. NEW HAMPSHIRE Portsmouth—O. E. S. Grand Chapter of New Hampshire. Sept. 7-8. Miss Bessie P. Norris, 51 Irlington st., Portsmouth, N. H. June 25-28. Louis, Mo. Sept. 15-17. Quartz street, NEW JERSEY Asbury Park—Loyal Assn. June 14. Don M. Graham, Detroit, Mich. Atlantic City—Glass Bottle Blowers’ 11-19. Wm. Larmer, Philadelphia, Pa. Atlantic City—Sons of Veterans National Encampment. Sept. 19-23. Atlantic City—National Assn. Master Steam and Hot Water Fitters. June 13-16. Henry B. Gombers, 260 Broadway, New York City. Atlantic City—New Jersey Team Owners’ June 20-24. Wm. S. D'Arcy, 817 Newark, N. J. Atlantic City—American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association. June 7-10. Atlantic City—American Society Engineers. May 31-June 2. Atlantic City—Union Veteran Legion. 13-19. O. P. Hallam, 326 Fifth st., Washington, D. C. Hoboken—P. 0. S. of A. State Camp. Ang. 1516. — C. Russell, 273 Spring st., Hoboken, N. J. Plainfield— New Jersey Haymakers’ Assn. Aug. 6. Alfred Haley, 119 Summit ave., Phillips Assn. July 930 Witherspoon Bldg., Assn. Plum st., of Mechanical Sept. S. E.. burg, N. J. Trenton —Jr. O. U. A. M. State Council. ayo 7. Morris Townsend st., New Sauer, 260 Brunswick, N. J. Trenton—Grand Castle of N. J. Knights of the G. E. Sept. 5. A. L. Clark, Room 5, Gibson Bldg., Trenton, N. J. NEW YORK Albany—Civil Service Commissioners and Exam iners’ National Assembly. June 2-3. John C. Birdseye, State House, Albany, N. Y. Batavia—Genesee County Agricultural Society. A. E. Brown, Batavia, N. Y. Brooklyn—U. C. T. Grand Council. June 9-11. C. A. Hebbard, 11 Cambridge st., Rochester. Rs. x. Buffalo—National Assn. Stationary Engineers of New York. June 10-11. J. N. Gregory, 302 Morgan Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo—Assn. of Railway Electrical Engineers. June 7-8 G. W. Colegrove, 965 Monadnock Block, Chicago, Il. Cold Springs—Reunion 6th New York Heavy Artillery. Sept. 5. George R. Hendrickson, 20 Ritters Lane, Yonkers, N. Y. Fishkill-on-Hudson—New York State Fifers and Drummers’ Assn. July 14-15. J. Heroy, Box 909, Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y. Ithaca—City Clerks of New York State. 7-9. Wm. Wortman, Hudson, N. Y. New York City—Nurses’ Associated U. S. June 911. Agnes H. ave., Detroit, Mich. New York City—National Assn. of Controllers and Accounting Officers. June 6-10. Richard M. Chapman, 280 Broadway, New York City. New York City—New York Christian Union. July 6-13. James B. Knapp, 99 Futlon st.” New York City. New York City—American Brotherhood of Ce ment Workers. Sept. 13. Henry J. Uliner, San Francisco, Cal. New York we ee S. Subsiding Council No. 4. N. F. B. S. Sept. 12. John A. Rose, 175 Karlburg st., Pawtucket, S.. &, New York City—New York State Assn. Chiefs July Alumnae of Deans, 661 Cars = — Sept. 1. James L. Hyatt, Albany, Ree — ter—New York Retail Jewelers’ Assn. May. 26-27. Suncholin, 78 Main st., E. Cc. E. Rochester. x. =. Rochester—Rochester Industrial Exposition. Sept. 17-Oct. 8. Roland B. Woodward, Roch ester, N. Rochester International tricians. Sept. 6-9. ar st.. Corning, N. ; Rome—I. 0. O. F. Department Council. July 11-13. Gen. Omar A, Hine, Paddock Arcade. Watertown, N. Y. Saratoga Springs—New York Associated Dailies. July 6. Gardiner Kline, Amsterdam, N. Y. Saratoga Springs—R. > a eA 7-10. Rev. George st . Philadelphia, Pa Assn. Munic'pal Elec Frank P. Foster, 136 Ced of America. July T. Webb, 1701 Chestnut Syracuse—State Assn. ‘of Fire Chiefs. Aug. 22. H. Eifalis, Schenectady, N. Y. Syracuse—State Music Teachers’ Assn. June 28-30. Frank F. Shearer, Lockport, N. Y. White Plains Westchester Kennel Club Show. Louis Controit, Mt. Kisco, N. ¥ NORTH CAROLINA June 18. Greensboro—North Carolina Jewelers’ Assn. June 14-16. F. M. Jolley, Raleigh, N. C. Oxford—State Teachers’ Assn. June 14-18. G. C. Shaw, Oxford, N. C NORTH DAKOTA Devil's Lake—Retail Jewelers’ Assn. June 15 17. George K. Munro, Grand Forks, N. D. Grand Forks—W. C. T. U. of N. D. Sept. 29 Oct. 2. Mrs. O. L. Sateren, 102 Walnut st., Grand Forks, N. D. Valley ('ty—N. D. Bankers’ Assn. July 8-9. W. C. MeFadden, Fargo, N. D. OHIO Canton—Ohio Building Assn. 11. Julius Whiting, Jr., Canton, 0. Cincinnati—National Assn. Window Trimmers of America. Aug. 2. C. A, McNamara, South League. Aug. 10 Nat’ onal Conven McLear, W Iming Cincinnati—Carriage Builders’ tion. Sept. 27. Henry C. ton, Del. : Cleveland—National Amateur Press Assn. July 4-6. Tim B. Thrift, Box 177, Cleveland, 0. Columbus—State Music Teachers’ Assn. June 29-July 2. Ethel Keating, 1317 E. Broad st.. Columbus, O. Columbus—Printing Pressmen and _ Assistants’ Union. June 20-25. Paul Hardisty, 167 8S. 18th st., Columbus, O. Columbus—O. P. I. A. Local No, 43. Sept. 25. Leon Porche, 2412 Varrack st., Columbus, 0. Columbus—Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants. Sept. 10. J. J. McKnight, Hay den Bldg., Columbus, O. Columbus-—I. O. R. M. Great Council. Sept. 12. Thos. J. Irwin, 515 S. 3rd st., Martins Ferry, Ohio. Dayton—P. O. S. of A. State Camp. 22. G. W. Newman, 492 W. bus, O. . Hamilton—Miami Assn. of Universalists. Oct. 14-16. Miss Jennie Warwick, 621 Butler st., Hamilton, O. Mansfield—Daughters of Liberty State Council. July 26. Mrs. Laura Dickson, Mansfield, O. Plain City—Woman’s Universalist Missionary Al liance.. June 22. Miss Jennie Watwick, 621 Butler st., Hamilton, O. Sept. 21 3rd ave., Colum Sandusky—Knights of St. John. June 19-26. Cc. W. Wallace, 49 N. High st., Columbus, 0. Toledo—Ohio Fire Chiefs’ Assn. Sept. —. D. K. Moser, Warren, 0. Youngstown—lI. O. F. Sept. 20. B. F. num, 2117 W. 93d st.. Cleveland, O. OKLAHOMA Bridgeport—Reunion of Blue and Gray of West ern CkKlahoma. Aug. 23-27. J. V. Whiteall, Box 31, Bridgeport, Okla. Durant—Oklahoma Sunday-school Assn. 30-July 1. C. H. Nichols, 12844 W. Oklahoma City, Okla. PENNSYLVANIA ae ey Stewards’ Assn. Aug. 23-26. J. C. Miller, 310 Gabella Bldg., 46 Van Bu ren ot. Chicago, Ill. South Bethlehem -Pythian Sisters Grand Tem ple. Aug, 16-18. Nellie F. True, 457 E. 9th st., Erie, Pa. RHODE ISLAND Providence—Atlantic Deeper Waterways Assn. Han June Main st., Sept. —. Addison B. Burk, 816 Crozer Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. TENNESSEE Nashville—Railway Claim Agents’ Assn. May 25-27. E. H, Henvus, Topeka and Santa Fe Ry., Topeka, Kans. VIRGINIA Alexandria—Protected Home Circle. Sept. 19. Walter L. Taylor, 2137 L st., N. W., Wash ington, D. C, WEST VIRGINIA Seo State Convention. WISCONSIN Algoma—Templars of Honor and June 14-15. G. E. pleton, Wis. Fond du Laec—State Assn. of Optometrists. July —. H. McEwan, Fond du Lac, Wis. Juneau—N. W. Band Assn. June 18-19. Mat Puetz, Juneau, Wis. Fond dv Lac—Wisconsin Funeral Directors Assn. Aug. 24. I. J. Fleming, Eau Claire, Wis. La Crosse—Wisconsin State Golf Assn. July 13 16. H. L. Colman, La Crosse, Wis. Madison—Wisconsin Archaeological Society. July —. Chas, E. Brown, 1609 Monroe st., Mad ison, Wis. Milwaukee—American Public Health Assn. Sept. 5-9. Dr. W. C. Woodward, Washington, D. C. Waupaca—K. of P. Grand Lodge. June 21-22. BK. W. Nelson, Waupaca, Wis. CANADA Brantford, Ont.—Royal Black Kn'ghts of Ire land of B. A. May 23. J. S. Williams, To ronto, Ont., Can. Kentville, N. S.— High Court of N. S. I. 0. F Sept. —. E. I. Hiseler, Halifax, N. S., Can Montreal, Que.—National Assn. Managers of Newspaper Circulation. June 10. J. R. Tay lor, care Grand Rapids Press, Grand Rapids. Sept. 28 Temperance. Johnson, College ave., Ap Mich. Niagara Falls, Ont.—American Assn. of Demur rage Officers. June 17. A. G. Thomas. Scranton, Pa. Sandwich, Ont. June 22-24. Detroit, Mich. Toronto,Ont.—Union of Canadian Municipalities. Sept. —. W. D. Lighthall, Quebec Bank Building, Montreal, Que., Can. Vancouver—Chief Constables’ Assn. of Canada Aug. 2-5. Wm. Stark, City Hall, Toronte, Ont., Can. . Corrections and Changes. CALIFORNIA San Francisco—American Osteopathic Assn Aug. 915. L. Chiles, 247 Fifth ave.. New York City. LOUISIANA Lafayette—-Lou'siana State May 27-28. Felix H. Morton, -Fraternai Order of Meneliks. James A. Rose, 75 Clinton st Firemen’s Assn Lafayette, La ESTABLISHED IN 1852. GEORGE A. PATUREL 41 and 43 Warren Street, NEW YORK. The Largest and Oldest Dealer and Importer of GAS, WHISTLING AND ADVERTISING BALLOONS Also Novelties for Streetmen. We receive every week from our factory, Balloons of all kinds and sizes, that we guarantee of superior quality to any offered on the market. We also caution our customers and the trade to beware of inferior and false numbers offered at cheap prices. Price List on Application. FOR SALE—Daydark Post Card Machine, with supplies to make $25, for $30; in first-class con dition; cost $37.50 without supplies. One-third down, rest C. O. D. Address ROBT. BROOKS, Norwalk, Conn. 1102 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago.