The Billboard 1913-03-22: Vol 25 Iss 12 (1913-03-22)

MA°CH 22, 1913. The Billboard 105 — | More Publicity — Less Cost | FAIR NEWS SEE ciwenins vw |! JUST A MINUTE, PLEASE— N this week closed contracts for the Crown Point Pr, Indiana Fair. which they also bookt last sea son. x : Congratulations, Brother Carrutheis, you are _a certainly ‘ton the job.”’ 25 ey, STAUNTON (VA.) TO HAVE FAIR. ——— << Staunton, Va., March 14 (Special to The Bill 65% board).—The Shenandoah Valley Fair Association oe ; was organized here yesterday for the purpose of ‘ i? zy, © holding exhibitions at Staunton. H. P. Sproul re , was elected president, and C. B. Ralston, : . EN ae temntecnsiall ' ae ' secre tary. Fair dates for coming fall will be an = nounct later, for the other fellow to spring Dor ait + e se . e's AERIAL “AD” in your city. You HAVE DECIDED TO HOLD FAIR. ' : ‘ : CONYNE'S ARRLAL “AD So rem Se. se = se Investigate at Once the New and Wonderful yet. DON'T DELAY. Write at once for full Manitowoc, Wis., March 14 (Special to The ) infort Billboard).—The Manitowoc County Fair Asso ciation bas decided to hold a fair this year, cont SILAS J. CONVHE re to ee Dates selected are August ¥ cLe os . 26, 27 28. $508 Me HAVE NO AGENTS.) oaeneiatniar a J PREPARING FOR N. WIS. STATE FAIR. STREETMEN The Northern Wisconsin State Fair will be : held at Chippewa Falls the third week in Sep tember. This is the second largest fair in the Th 9 1 ] ve »eler , . We carry all kinds of goods for Street Corner i All the old officers were re-elected, W. e Oth Century 4 4 Horn, secretary; Jerrie Palmer, treasurer; 4 . . Worker, -La _ a An, NIB ts ’ Worker. Pinas Follower, Carnival orke Hoop A. G. Cox, president, and John Harrigan, suPhotographic i Sta. perintendent of concessions. The fair this year . ° CARNIVAL GOoDS will exceed that of any year. The financia! sensation condition is in good shape and the officers : Rubber Balls, Rubber Balloons, Balloon Whistles. | will spend a large amount of money enlarginz Whips. Canes, Dusters, Confetti, Slappers, Shakers | buildings, etc., this summer. A Plateless and Willow Plumes, Hats and Novelties of all kinds. | POODLE DOGS pig is, yeni saps ) 1 98.00 4 Boone, Ia., March 14 (Special to The Bill 2 sizes, $4.00 dozen, an onen. board).—The dates for the Boone District Fair Post Card this fall have been fixt and the fair will be held : Watches and Jewelry the first four days of September. Other dates Gold-plated Clocks and Metal Jewel Boxes, Optica) | 48teed upon by the association are as follows: < soods. Silverwear, Cutlery, Razors and Shears, Ching | Sac City, Aug. 12-15; Harlan, Aug. 18-21; Perry, C —_ ry Specialties ~ pais } Sept. 9-11; Jefferson, Sept. 2-5; Ogden, Sept. amera ] 16-19. A few of these dates conflict, but : Right Goods Right Prices | since the association wishes to get in good Makes Finished No goods C. O. D. without cash deposit. Catalogues | f@!1 weather it was thought best to arrange Ine , Post Card Free Write for your copy today. Do it now them 80, rather than have bad weather. ; > Fredonia, Kan., March 14 (Special to The Photographs i ryoc ws 0 0 10n » | Billboard).—Fredonia is going to have a county In One Minute at a New 1913 Catalogue ready about May Ist. FREDONIA (KAN.) WILL HOLD FAIR. fair this summer. The Fredonia Agricultural 822-824 A 8th Street, Association has been organized and incorporated for $2,500. The fair will be held in the munic oO ST. LOUIS, U. s. a ipal park. rene Sate ae i: KANSAS-OKLAHOMA CIRCUIT DATES. fe) AGENTS! STREETMEN! Eureka, Kans., March 14 (Specia! to The Billboard).—A meeting of the Kansas-Oklahoma circuit was held bere recently, and the dates set -. I] i CANVASSERS! for the fairs in the circuit are as follows: Her‘0 | or Ol . ington, Kan., July 21-25; Pratt, Kan., July 28 as Portable ; Photo ) 2 t t \ Aug. 1: Anthony, Kan., Aug. 4-8: Wintfie!l:'. Stu 10 i i Kan., Aug. 11-15; Eldorado, Kan., Ang. 18-2; i } ere iS 8 igges nap 8 ‘ Hutchinson, Kan., Sept. 15-19; Oklahema City, = . . ‘ Okla., Sept. 23-Oct. 4: Muskogee, Okla., Oct 4 ‘ , i . 6-10; Fort Smith, Ark., Oct. 7. ; r ) | p+ J manufacture and import Embroidered Patterns, os wort mete, Art et. 16-1 q : SUK Shawls, Searts, latest Fancy Goods. Embroid= Kobes, also a full line of Dress Goods by the FAIR NOTES. b yard, aud Ladies’ Ready-te-wear and Tailored-to: “a ; measure Garments Thousands of our agenis are The Dodgeville (Wis.) Park Association will making big mosey. Write for our big tlustraied Fash | hold its annual field days on Aug. 14 and 15. 2“ fon Kook containing 6ee actual samples of Silks | There will be day and night sessions. R. H. pala Dress Goods. Free of charge and express pre | Arthur is the secretary. : —, Investigate our merits at our risk and ezThe Grand Western Circuit, Mo., comprises | Brookfield, July 15-18; Chillicothe, July 22-26; | SCHWARTZ IMPORTING CO. eerily ae” pee ban Marshall, Aug. 12-16; The Odd Fellows Association of Kingston. N ' Dept. B, St. Louis, Mo. Y.. expect to hold a carnival and fair some time : in June. p h B lb f | The dates for the Red Willow County Fair ress t e [] 0 Profit! Indianola. Neb., are August 25-28. A new srt % : of officers has been elected, t / Secretary C. C. Beach, of the Montgomery a ; ' County Fair, Clarksville, Tenn., reports that Big money for vou this season. Before you do another thing— there will be no fair in Clarksville this year , TE TTS tT ONGOR a P ' 2 Fae > z ia IN FINE AND FANCY BOXES The twenty-seventh snoual Frontier Counts WRITE US AT ONC E—le arn all about this newest of wonders— Fair will be held at Stockville, Neb.. 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