The Billboard 1913-03-22: Vol 25 Iss 12 (1913-03-22)
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Dentzel Carrousells and Organs ~ he Were the biggest “HITS” in 1912.
Better than ever for 1913.
The artistic qualities and fine lines of our Carrousells are the drawing cards that attract
the crowds.
Our line of Organs are unsurpassed; all the latest up-to-the-minute instruments.
Write for new Illustrated Catalogue.
WILLIAM H. DENTZEL,
3685-41 Germantown Ave., —PHILADELPHIA, PA.—
Be Sure You’re Right,
Everybody wants the **Right Toys’’—but some buyers get lost in a bewildering maze of ‘‘just as goods’”’ forgetting that the BEST toward which all other makers are striving is made by US ONLY.
GERMAN NOVELTY CO.
Manufacturers of the Turnbull Building,
Then Go Ahead!
Blue Ribbon Line of Stuffed Toys 161 Grand St., NEW YORK
LATEST NOVELTIES FOR AGENTS AND ROAD MEN
Jumping Rabbits, with Rubber Bulb and Glass
Eyes. Per doz., $1.75; per grogs............ $20.00 April Fool Surprise Letters Per 100 ee Trick Vanishing Vase and Ball Per 100...... 6.00 Changing Card Trick a Bee WER. cnccccans 2.00
The Great Magie Cigar Fan. Per gross sosse Se Wilson Joke Trick Matches. Per gross boxes.. 4.00 New Red and Green Trick Matches. Per groas
boxes " ey : <<, Bae Trick Plate Lifter, each in box Per doz.... 1.50 Surprising Nail Trick Per doz.. J
Agents make big money selling the above Novelties. fbon’t miss our large 110-page Catalog Illustrated Professional Road Men's Book, 5c stamps. No free
“NEWMAN MFG. CO.
41 Woodland Ave., CLEVELAND, O.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS AND SUPPLIES
We have over 400 sets to select from. Price of views,
50 per set of 15. including 8x10 enlargement. Airbrushed signs to correspond to views, 50c each. Gypsy Queen and Telephone Girl Fortune Records, 35c each Two and four-minute Indestructible Records, B5e and S0c each World Horoscope Fortune Cards, at $1.50 per 1,000, assorted. Chewing Gum for Pen¥ Slot Machines, at 26c, 28¢ and 35c per 100
CLIMAX VIEW & SALES CO. 146 W. 23rd St. N. Y. CITY.
DODGING MONKEYS
Top money-getters; always hold a crowd where all others fail; gappers and tightwads always loosen up; everybody wants to hit monk. Good sized, healthy, harnessed, ready to work. $16.00 cash, or C. O. D with deposit. Order now. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC BIRD CO., Chicago, 11
Devices. Flat rate or percentage. DIRECTOR OF SERVICE, Findlay, Ohio
_AGENTS—Cost 2c; Sell 25c SIGN LETTERS put on with roller. Samples free.
EMBOSSED LETTER CO., 236 West Illinois Siree:, Chicago
& st ‘seless and operated by one or two of the riders’ own Dower. A world-beater for amusing children and & people and making money, Home and Park es. $15.00 to $65.00. FLOWER MFG. CO., 640 W. Cincinnati, Ohlo
ART GLASS VASES
EHRER, 139 Forrest Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
'f you see it in The Billboard, tell them so.
Osage—Mitchell Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 9-12. Carl H. Spaanum, secy. Rockwell City—Rockwell City Fair Assn. July 30-Aug. 1. W. Q. Stewart, secy. Strawberry Point—Strawberry Point Dist. Fair See. Sept. 25. R. W. Schug, secy. Sutherland—O’Brien Co, Agrl. Soc. Sept. 3-5. E. J. Claussen, secy. KANSAS. Belleville—Republic Co. Agri. Assn. Sept. 9-12. H. L. Plerce, secy. Sept.
Coffeyville—Montgomery Co. 23-26. Elliott Irvin, secy.
Columbus—Cherokee Co. Old Settlers’ Reunion. Aug. 12-14. M. L. Catlett, secy.
Great Bend—Barton Co. Fair Assn. Oct. 7-10. W. L. Bowersox, secy.
Herington—Herington Race & Fair Assn. July 21-26. C. A. Branch, secy.
Fair Assn.
Hutchinson—Kansas State Fair. Sept. 13-20. d L, Sponsler, secy. McPherson—McPherson Co. Agri. Fair Assn.
Sept. 9-12. Milton Hawkinson, secy. Minneapolis—Ottawa Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 23-26. J. E. Jobnston, secy. Norton—Norton Co. Agri. Assn. Aug. 26-29. M. F. Garrity, secy. Spring Hill .T
Spring Hill Assn.
Sept. 2-5. ; Topeka—Kansas State Fair Assn. S$ lL. Cook, secy. KENTUCKY.
Berea—Berea Fair Assn. Aug. 7-9. E. T. Fish, secy.
Bowling Green-——-Warren Co. Sept. 24-27. L. G. Duncan, secy.
Henderson—Big Colored Fair. Middle or latter part of Sept. A. W. Crumteaker, secy.
Hopkinsville—Christian Co. Fair, Oct. 6-11. B. G. Nelson, secy.
Horse Cave—Hart Co W. P. Kirtley, secy.
Lawrenceburg—Lawrenceburg Fair Assn. Aug. 19-22. J. L. Cole. secy
Lexington—Blue Grass Fair Assn. Aug. 11-16 John W. Bain, secy.
Mayfield—West Ky. Fair Assn. Oct. 8-11. R. F. Pryor, secy.
Vanceburg—Lewis Co. Falr. Aug. 13-16. J. P. Strother, secy.
MAINE,
Bangor—Eastern Maine State Fair. Aug. 26-29 A. S. Field, eecy.
Exeter—West Penobscot Fair E. EB. Colbath, secy.
Farmington—Franklin Co, Fair. Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
George D. Olark, secy Gorham—Cumberiand Co & Hort. Soc.
Grange Fair . Nicholson, secy. ept. 8-12, H
Fair Assn., Inc.
Fair Assn. Sept. 24-27.
Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
Agrl. Sept. 16-18. C. H. Leighton, secy.
Houlton—Houlton Agri. Soc. Aug. 26-28. Fred N. Vose, secy.
Machias—Machias Fair Assn. Sept. 23-25. W. H. Phinney, secv.
Union—North Knox Fair. Sept. 23-25. H. L. Grinnell, secy. MARYLAND. Salisbury—Wicomico Fair Assn. Aug. 12-15. MASSACHUSETTS.
Amesbury—Amesbury & Salisbury Agri. & Hort. Bec. Sept. 28-25. M. H. Sands, secy.
Brockton—Brockton Agri. Soc. Sept. 30-Oct. 3 Perley G. Flint, secy.
Clinton—Clinton Fair. Sept. 10-12. Warren Good ale, secy.
Great Barrington—Housatonie Agri. Soc. Sept 23-94. J. H. Maloney, secy.
Northampton—Hampshire, Franklin & Hampden Acrl. Soc. Oct. 1-2. Chas. A. Montgomery secy. |
MICHIGAN, |
Battle Creek—Home Coming & Home Products
Celebration. Aug. 18-23. H. W. Johnson,
gecy. Bay Citr—Northeastern Mich. Fair Assn. Sept 1-5. Wm. Reld, secy.
FOR SALE—Merry-Go-Round
Forty-two feet in diameter, with 46 animals, 4 charfots, upholstered in plush. All in good condition, and located in Nashville’s favorite park. will sell cheap, if taken at once y. H. DRAPER, 1002 Caldwell Avenue, Waverly Place, Nashville, Tenn.
Gold and Ruby Decorated Glassware SI hoe In Floral Designs
New Ideas Being Produced Weekly
Write.....
THE LANCASTER GLASS CO., Lancaster, Ohio
PARKS, CARNIVALS coor snowmen LOOK!
DOOR SHOWMEN
My latest Novelty, the ride that causes ONE BIG SCREAM OF LAUGHTER, is
““The Wiggle Woggle’”’
Cheap to construct. Is portable and is a Sure Winner. One Portable ROULETTE or Joy Wheel. Cheap for cash. cess, $50.00. For particulars address
WM. R.INSHAW, ~ ;
Outfits or blue prints furnished. FOR SALE-—Blue Prints of CAKE WALK, Luna Park’s sue
910 Ave. C, West, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GALLOPING HORSE CAROUSELLS, Patented
FINEST ON THE ROAD TODAY 2 ABREAST — STRICTLY PORTABLE — 3 ABREAST
With the famous “Teaser’’ attachment, if desired. The feature attraction for Carnivals and Fairs. High class workmanship, splendid design, fair prices.
W. F. MANGELS CO., CONEY ISLAND, NEW YORK