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

a 4 ~ STREETMEN BRAND-NEW NECESSITY FOR MEN They all fall for it; a hot one—not sold in stores. Cost you $1.75 per 100, postpaid; $15.00 per 1,000, express paid; 5,000 lots for $50.00, X press paid. Immediate shipments. YOU SELL AT 10c EACH YOUR NET PROFITON100 LOT $ 8.25 YOUR NET PROFITON 1,000 LOT 85.00 YOUR NET PROFIT ON 5,000 LOT 450.00 SELL 5,000 PER MONTH EASILY 2-cent stamp gets FREE SAMPLE and copy of the little spiel that gets the big money. CARL BROWN Dept. B-3, Columbus, Ohio BALLOONS!! We are specialists in the manufacture of rubber balloons. Pure rubber, brilliant colors, adapted lor Parks, ‘l heatres, Conventions, Banquets, etc., etc. Trade marks or Special Printing | can be placed upon them. — Air and | Gas Write today for tree samples | and new prices. SUN RUBBER COMPANY, 120 Liberty,Street, Bioomfieid, N. J. STREETMEN We are headquarters for all the latest novelties Fend for our catalogue on Confetti, Canes, Knives, Carnival Goods, Rubber Palls, Rubber and Gas Balloons. ——_CANES —— We are exclusive agents for Cincinnati an! vicinity for I. Eisenstein & Co. Prices in Cincinnati same as in New York, THE BRANCAMP TOY CO.., 527 Main st... Cincinnati, Ohio. THE EAST TEXAS FAIR AT TIMPSON, TEXAS Will be held on October 8-11, 1913. WANTED— Good Shows Write for Concessions Gur Fair is the oldest and best in East Texas. Address STEPHEN CHAMNESS, Secretary, Timpson, Texas AGENTS—Cost 2c; Sell 25c SIGN LETTERS put on with roller. Samples free. EMBOSSED LETTER (€O., 236 West Illinois Street, Chicago AGENTS PORTRAITS, 35c; FRAMES, 15c; Sheet Pictures, lc; Stereopticons, 25c; Views, Ic. 30 days credit. Samples and Catalogue free. Port Huron—Thumb District Fair Assn. Sept. 8-11. John 8S. Wittliff, secy. Gaylord—Otsego Co. Agri. & Mechl. Soc. Sept. 23-25. Claude E, Shannon, secy. Grand Rapids—West Mich. State Fair. Sept. 1-6. Chas. L. Kennedy, secy. Kingsley—Southern Grand Traverse Tri-Town ship Fair Assn. about Sept. eS aS ~ Carthy, secy. Midland—Midland Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 9-12. H. Milford—Milford ‘Fair Assn, Sept. 2-6. M. C. Williams, secy. Traverse City—Grand Traverse Region Fair Assn. Sept. 23-26. H. B. Montague, secy. MINNESOTA. Hutchinson—McLeod Co. Agri. Soc. Aug. 26-28. H. E. Butler, secy. Medison—Lacquin Park Agrl. Sec. Sept. —. J. F. Rosenwald, secy Pine River—Cass Co. Agri. Assn., Inc. Oct. 1-3. George J. Silk, secy. Winona—tTri-county Fair Assn. Sept. 15-19. Henry Hess, secy. MISSISSIPPI. Canton—Madison Co. Fair Assn. Oct. 15-17. L. W. Dinkins, secy Loulsville—Winston Co. Fair Assn, Sept. W. C. Hight, secy. MISSOURI. Brookfield—Linn Co. Falr Assn. July 15-18. L. W. Rummell, secy. Bunceton—Bunceton Fair Assn. Aug. 27-29. H. E. Meeker, secy Paston—Buchanan Co, Agri. & Mechl. Soc. Oct. 1-4. J. P. Sweeney, secy. Fayette—Howard Co. Fair Assn. Aug. 19-23. Jasper Thompson, secy. Hermann—Gasconade ©o. Agri. Assn. Aug. 29 3 Louis Habestock, secy. Jacksonville—Randolph Co. Agrl. & Mechl. Soc. Aug. 26-28. George W. Butler, secy. Ma‘tland—Nodaway Valley Fair "Assn. Aug. 1822. G. F. DeBord. secy. Montgomery City—Montgomery Co. Agrl. & Mechl, Assn. Aug. 26-30. George R. McVey, secy. Paris—Monroe Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 2-5. W. L Crawford, secy. Pattonsburg—Pattonsburg 29. R. E. Maupin, secy. Trenton—Grundy Co, Fair Assn, Sept. 2-5. A. T. Cornwell, secy., Spickard, Mo. Fair Assn. Aug. 26 MONTANA. Bore man—Inter-State Fair Assn. Probably last n Avg \ YP Rurkit, seey Deer Lodge—Powell Co. Fair. Probably Sept. 22-27. H. B. Grant, secy. Glenda ve—Dawson Co. Fa'tr Assn. Sept. 17-19 Fred J. Goulding, secy. Harlowton—Meagher Co. Fair Assn. 2nd week in Bent. J. H. Ready, secy. Miles © Custer Co. Fair Assn. Sept. 10-12 Cc. B. C alvin, secy. NEBRASKA. Beatrice—Gage Co. Agri. Soc. Sept. 22-27. R A. Nickell, secy. Chadron—Dawes Co. Agri. & Fair Assn. Sept. 9-12. George C. Snow, secy. NEW JERSEY. Fiem'ngton—Flemington Fair Assn. Aug. 5-9. Dr. C. S. Harris, secy. NEW YORK. Boonville—RBoonville Fair Assn. Aug. 20-23. H. J. Vollmar, secy. Cooperstown—Otsego Co, Agrl. Soc, Sept. 8-11. Fred Lettis, secy. Fonda—Montgomery (Co. Agri. Oct. 2. J. B. Martin, secy. Margaretville—Catskill Mountain Agrl. See, Aug. 19-21. 0. M. Race, secy. Middletown—Orange Co. Agri. Soc. Aug. 26-29. David A. Morrison, secy.. Newberg. N. Y. Monticello—Sullivan Co, Agri. Soc. Aug. 19-22. A. A. Calkin; secy. Orangeburg—Rockland Co. Fair & Horse Show. Sept. 1-5. Seenarte—Beheharte Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 16 E Auchampaugh, secy. Wetk! ns—Schuyler Co. Agrl. Soc. Sept. 9-12. Frank W. Fiero, secy. Whitney Point—Broome Co. Agrl. Soc. Ang. 12-15. Homer R. Sullivan, secy. NORTH CAROLINA. Asheville—Western N. C. Fair Assn. Oct. 7-10. Guy Weaver, secy. King—Stokes Co. Fair Assn. 3rd week in Oct Will R. Kiger, secy. Newbern—Dastern Carolina Fair Assn. Oct. J. Leon Williams, secy. W inston-Salem—WinstonSalem Fair Assn. Sept. Soc. Sept. 28. CONSOLIDATED PORTRAIT CO., Dept 6317, 1027 West Adams St., Chicago. 30-Oct. 3. G. E. Webb, secy. ut Ney 3 PR ar pate “ay, E\Z RE al in ie You all STREETMEN, CIRCUS, CARNIVAL *“." NOVELTY MEN LOOK WHO IS ON THE COAST We are here to save you money. REPRODUCTION PENNANTS, size 12x30, for $12.00 PER HUNDRED. good QUALITY FELT. We have the largest equipped factory Pers aiao We are offering our aud carry che largest stock of the REPRODUCTION and SKEWED. We carry a nice line of Pillows. We make SPECIAL PRODUCTION PENNANTS tn twenty-four hours’ no We catry the funniest Comics, something that <elle sight We carry NO dead ones ants, bot! Our iong experience this line bas taught us to draw a line on the dead s. We also know what PROMPT SHIPMENT MEANS know us Write today. It wil) be for your benefit CALIFORNIA REPRODUCTION CO. 107 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. HERMAN RUDOLPH, Manager. That's all, FAIA penn a0§ Fairs. Races. Aviation, _ Auto, Horse. Stock Shows, Etc. e Dy otre ‘ Nau WRITE ST. Lows OFFICE 7TH AND ELM STS. : macic PRINTING. Hyprotism, IMusions, Ming Reading, Etc. MINSTREL PRINTING. White or Colored, With or Without Title. Etc _ WESTERN PLAYS, Ets. FOLOERS of Non-Royalty Plays with Printing. Stock Hangers and Posters on Hand for every Kind of ional ° Amusement Enterprise WANTED, SHOW Sec’ ec’y; I T. C. MeBirney, Supt. S OF ALL KINDS For Fayette County Free Fair, August 19, 20, 21 and 22, 1913, Day and Night, Connersville, Ind. Jasper L. Kennedy, FOR M MUTUAL BENEFIT, MENTION THE BILLBOARD WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS. Get all you can, Balloons, or you may be disappointed. Cheap, unreliable balloons only cause you a lot of trouble and waste your profits besides. **Faultless.”’ Here are the reasons why ‘‘Faultless’’ Balloons are so well and favorably known among the trade everywhere. High-grade balloons—made from best rubber obtain able. Inflate to their full capacity and run unusually large. Long necks, easy to inflate and tie. Five bright, attractive colors. THE FAULTLESS RUBBER CO., but be sure you have ‘‘Faultless’’ Big, Easy Money in “Faultless Balloons” The extensive Factory insure prom Get the best — Every Balloon Man should answer this ad and get our . site : ; ” SAMPLES and one of our souvenir “Pocket Pieces, FREE your source of supply | ready for business, Ashland, Ohio, U.S A. A complete range of sizes and weights. also complete information regarding our price proposition, which means more profit—something special. Don't wait another minute—get ready now, settle on facilities of the ‘‘Faultless’’ Balloon pt service and fresh stock always. y and wait for the season to open. Be “Dept. B.”