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The Biilboard
FEBRUARY 21, 1914.
MUSICIANS. Liberty Advertisements, without ae under this heading, are published free oharge.
ols tn TRAP DRUMMER (No eee in Hes; wants anuytiing that pays; South preferred. w. WHIT* ‘HARD, Blakely, Ga. A-1l TRAP. DRUMMER—Want positicn at once, zoad or picture house; sober and reliathe. W. D. B., Box 423, Norton, Va.
weeny VIOLINIST—A. F. _ of of M ; experienced in all Mines; wi.l travel or locate; prefer theater. Address FRANKLIN WINDERS, 191% East Main St, E.wood, lnd.
ALTO—To troop with a good circus or Wild West. A. J. TRIPP, General Delivery, New Orleans, La.
AT LIMEKT\—Expetienced and ce.iavle ciarinet; on wire; A. F. of M. BOB EVANS, care BillCincinnati, 0.
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A-1 OPERATOR AND > RLACERICIAN—Git edged
references; wishes ou a Ouce; write or wire; locate or Uavel. UPrERATUR, Siar Theatre, Hartford, Conn.
A-1 OFERATOR AND ‘“MANAGER—Six years’ experience; prefer Wiscousin or Michigan or Canada; uo boozer, cau bring resulia. Aduress W. J. j1AHREL, 3ue _Brady Su, Milwaukee, Wis.
EXPERT M. P. M. Wyn electrician ; Edison B-D or Power's 6 p-.eferred; best reference; State all. Of. J. BILODEAU, 4u2 Madison St, Svevens Point, Wis.
FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR—Travel or locate arywhere; best references furnished. FRED WLLLIAMS, General Delivery, Dubuque, Lowa.
“FIRST-CLASS } OPERATOR—U nderstands all kinds of moving picture machines and repairing same; am 4.80 first-class electrician. A. LANDIS, 689 Reinbard Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
AT LIBERTY—Experienced cornet player. v. GOZDOSBKE, 1451 Vance St., Toledo, Ohio. “ BAND LEADER—25 years’ experience organizing, dev.oping and equipring bunds; cornet and siolin; B. and O.; reference 5 exchaca d i. M. KESTER, 41 Fairview Avw., Galcton, Va. “RAND LEADER—Streng cornet: good repertotre music: stage; heevies, Wife small parts; one piece efermed: ont shows write; sala dJuur lunn. ORERTS, Ponca City, a. BANDMASTEK—A-! ; want location;
business cornetist; experiprefer theatre; married; fur
nish reference: will accept steady employment ia goed music town. PROF. G. K. RINGLING, Norton, Va.
“CLARINET PLAYER AT LIBERTY —Experienced ; will join on wire: troop or locate. J. P. EVANS. care Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
CLARINETIST—A. F. of M.; thoroughly
cApetienced, and can positively deliver the goods. Address CLARINET, Box 6, Stoutsville, Ohio.
CURNET—A. F. of M.; experienced all lines; reliable and competent; locate or troupe (band leader). Address BE. ©. _ OBLINGER, Pe Pearland, Tex.
CORNETIST—Would like to join some circus band or get in orchestra. Address HIRAM COLWELL, Manawa, Wis.
~ PXPERIENCED
EXPhKIENCED CORNETIST—Wants theatre or
: well up in vaudeville; am A. F. of M. aa HON D. HOLLAND, 115 Tama St. Boone, Jowa.
DANCE AND THEATRE 4 iufull library of music; Southern
~ eg Me me Papers WARD ERWIN, Britt,
states preferred; uo booze. — position in
EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST--Wants a vaudeville or combination house; library musk; union; man. Address 309 Short St., Steelton, Pa.
FIRST-CLASS DRUMMER—Picture, and road show experience; extra large fects and bells; state salary. WARD, Park, Chicago, 1).
VUBUEIST—W ants to change
vaudeville! outfit of ef5033 Lake
to East or South; as
it a boe as any director would wish; understands ay me i. oti schooled M. T. GARLAND, Fresno, Cal. a
ORCHESTRA LEADER— Violin;
~ theater or e: A. F. of
"1220 Church *
first-class lib-ary ROTHERMEL,
sober and rejable; go anywhere. J.C. St. St. Joseph, Mo
ORCHESTRA LE “ADER— Violinist; locate or travel; large library or reliable Address DAVE TOPE, Paris, Ky
PIANIST AND VIOLINIST—Union; A-1; experienced all lines; desire locate town nearby; separate or together Address MUSICIAN, 804 Fietcher Ave., Indianapolis, _ Ind
“PICTURE DRUMMER R—Long = effects, bells; desire position in house or vaudeville Address W. B. Rothschild, Wis ae
“SLIDE TROMBONIST— Of ence in B. & ©.;
> double baritone; gh» sober and General Delivery,
‘ experience: up-to-. goo.1\ picture PHILBRICK,
considerable expertno draws or hold-him business any
Jonger. HARRY SMITH, 23 East 4th St., South Bethlehem, Pa. Bc
nals. ORCHESTRA— Violin, cornet, plano; want
gagement; are thoroughiy reliable Address ORCHESTRA LEADER, 2/9 Se. Troupe St., Valdosta, Ga.
SNARE DRUMMER “Full outfit, . for concert band or orchestra: locate or travel; A. F. cf M.; sight reader: state salary. 8. J. H., care Billboard, Cincipnati. Mhio
TKAP DP RUMMER--Traps? a, No bells: a: read some: prefer working vaudeville heuse in_ Fiori send ticket; best references Address KENNETH WERSTER, Rox 456, Tarpon Springs, Fila.
TRAP DRIUMMER—Play bells and tubaphones and full line of traps; wish pesition at theatre, dance or
anything but pictures. J. JEHLEN 211 Marion St., Paterson, N. J. + TNR Ast TRAP DRUMMER Long experience; vauderlk, res; splendid outfit bells, effects: location only
F. of M.: state salary, ARTHUR BOYCE, 213 Kewh 2d St | Wilmineton, N. ¢.
TKAI URUMMER—Not much experience cu carry fall line traps, marimbaphones, etc.; 5 experience; prefer Towa, Minnesota, Tlinois or Dakotas, SL BURROWS, . McGregor, Iowa. ~“PROMRONTST—Fxperienced in theater, concert and strictly sober and reliable (locate M Address TROMBONIST, 267
Delis, years’
Lineoin St... Carlisle, Pa.
VIULINIST—Morte, cafe or vaudeville: prefer Coast hotel work for summer; can place good cornet ant piano player if you want. THEO. H. LA LUMIERE, 1410 Oak, Houston. Tex.
VIOLINIST— Experienced in pictures and ‘wtel : would like to locate; reference; sober and steady: good library. W. R. HAYES, 2561 Amber
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
VIOLIANIST—15 vears’ experience: thtroughly rc liable; oper. for good position at one week's notice: give best offer; have library. PHIPPS, 1511 Florida Ave., Tampa, ¥F a.
VIOL INIST, H ARP A AND ND FLUTE—All 1 sight “read. ers, for M. P. show. vaudeville resort or dance worl large rep. mirte. PROF. S. M. DUNCAN, 1017 E Oak St., Louisville, Ky.
VIOLINIST -Thorouchly competent: éxcelient all Vines: soloist. director: mom Address J. JESSEN
Humboldt, Sask , Can
VIOLINIST—Leader, and lady trap drummer; joint engagement picture theater preferred: we double
band, comet and deoms Address MUSICIANS 728% N. Main St, Fyeblo, Co VIOLINIST. Orcheon leader: pesition in metior
wesc: anber: A. of Mv nienty pre cawrprty
good repertoire of music: of experience. Addres«
Pewhteka. Okla
Pestres with orchestra fr
vandevilie: larce Vheary mvesic: Address VIOLINIST, 412 Day
ViIeLinysT moving pictnres or member A. Fo of M ton Ave., NRaston, Ky.
% WANTED Re alto plever: travel ow | ow larate: > blerk amith, horee ehoer: am enhar and can give gilt-edeor reference. Address L. F. LaFONTISCE, Pox 223 Hastings, Fla.
naettion
OPERATORS. At Liherty Adverticemente withont ome. under thle heading, are eubtiched free af chara.
XT APFRATOR-RLPOTRICIAN — Alan dowhl: ‘erred.
etage. travelins shows Address AUSTIN WARREN, Derter, Georgete.
MOVING PICTURE ~ OPERA TOR—Electrician, mechanic, lecturer; put on acts, agent and card writer: a Fa in show business, all lines. Ticket. H.
o~ were Oba
M. P. UPEKRAIUHK AAW Manntrnn Ai six years’ experience ; references; can do work. Address HARRY BLUBAUGH, Box 82, ley, lowa,.
M. P. OPERATOR— That can anywhere; can repair and do all all
LEON
CES. CLOFELTER, Decatur, Ml.
OPERATOR—Wants position; several years’ experience on Power's machine; best of reference: does not drink: write or wir JOSEPH McBROOM, 851 Washington St., Defiance, Ohio
OPERA TOR—Desires position deliver the goods; reference if wantei: salary your limit in first letter, #F. P. CAMPBELL, 672 Birch Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
OVERATOR—Licensed; 9 years all 7 — experi
aver the goods : electrical work = 493,
m small town; can
enced mechanic on Wurlitzer; smal South, jae references. V. H. HOFFMAN. C Columbne, nd.
OPERATCR—With moving pociur « . vee seat 20%: managers of resorts or otherwise write P.
HOCKER, 313 N. Futaw St., Baltimore, Md.
OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Deliver the experience; any make machine: reference; sober, steady; go anywhere: wili work reasonable; wire cr write. J. F. WELCH, Star The
ater Oran, Wo.
Vt hae TOR me ong PUSITION—One can deliver
goods; married work cheap; Georx!a Florida or Alabama preferred. Address r ‘H. HORTEN, Box 86, Cairo, Ge.
OPERATOR AND ELECTRICIAN—Would tike position; 3% years’ experience; best references; locate or travel; salary. care John
ALBERT BOGREN, Lundberg, Petoskey, Mich.
PARTNER WANTED—To buy interest in Twentieth |
Century Merry-Go-Round, vow in operation. LESTER DUNN, Como, Miss. PARTNER WANTED-~—-For vaudeville or smail
show. Audress LADY MUSICIAN ANU LAP ERSUNATOR, 279 Main St., Biddleford, Me.
for highesenualL G. L Lakewoou, Ubio,.
VAni nba WANT ED class Sluging act; CLUTE,
Male or female, good ward. obe 1536 Robinwood Ave.,
PARTNER—Business appearance (under 40), wearing mustache; mauage clileridluments and pose in Vauduviue act; en soule Easi; now making good aicne, but appreciate compamiousl.p (pituist Taner, write); ont ucscripuon aud returnable photograph. PROESSOR, 1217 Main St, Houston, Tex.
Ror ESSIONAL COMEDIAN AND COMEDY ACROBAT wants lady partner that is & conturouLt or acrobai; amateur considered. HARKY WILSuN, The il boaru, New York City.
awu CuivKEv GIRL AMATEURS—or vaudeville partners; send photos #ud parucuian. H. Wile . Sul Cambria Ave., Johusiown, Pa.
WANTED—Lady partner for trapeze act. Must have neat aveut 5 tee 4 duches aud abic to circle bar easily; staic height, weight auct what experience previously had; enclose photo, which will be returued. Address sKAVEZE PEREFURMER, care The Biliboard, Cinclunati, Uhio.
recognized double appearance, height
WANTED—Lady act; must have neal musical jnstruments. New York City.
PIANO PLAVERS. at aw 4 Advertisomeats, Gisplay. under are piished + of charge.
A-i stANtST—Eapericuced in all lines. ROY WILLIAMS, 416 Randolph St., Moutgomery, Aa.
A-l PIANIST—Sight rea@ucr, 'e-e% pepaces music; sing illustrated songs; lead cue for M P.; permanent, road. Ticket. GRACE BOWELL, Kirkwoou, N. Y¥. eae 4
A-i “tANIST—For ame house ; coaes ~y my specialty; also experien in vaudeville and or chestra; A. of M. ISABEL EDWARDS, Alvia, iowa.
AT LIBER1TY—DeVERE; |! organ talk for the pictures; no orchestra fake. 117 E. Williams St., Canton. (bio
RENNETTE— The kid with the educated fingers,” niano: travel or locate; say all first letter. Ticket Wight years’ experience. BENNETTE, i932 Addison Ave., Chicago, ‘11
partner for recognized vaudeville appearance, Siog, “ance Of pray Address D. BR., care Billboard,
piano ~ or read and
make the
POSSESSES SSSOSSSFSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSSS SSS SSOP OOOO OOOOH
The Billboard Publishing Co., Cincinnati, O.
Bast St. Louls, Ill., Feb, 2, 1914.
Gentlemen—Your reminder of the expiration of my advertisement in the class fed
columns of The Billboard to hand, for me to renew same,
and jn reply will say that as I have sold the goods advertised, lord of the same goods on the strength of the
it wil) not be necessary and could have sold a car
ad in the classified columns. My frank
opinion is that the classified columns of The VPillboard are one of that paper's foremost
additions. Respectfully yours
aud 1 wish success to its cont'nuation.
The Billboard Puplishing Co.,. Cincinnati, O.
Gentlemen—Your letter ut hand and contents noted.
classified columns Paper in the world.
Hoping that Bidlyboy will have a healthy and long ee.
Yours as ever,
The Billboard Publishing Co., Cincinnati, O.
in The Billboard are the greatest addition
BEN F. KARR Dayton, O., Jan. 31, 1914.
Will say that I
to the
thoak your Greatest Show
I rema GERORGE . WAGNER.
Dublin, Ga., Jan. 31, 1914
Gentlemen—Please acce;t this as my thanks for the excellent results the fre» ad
in your best
classified columns brought me. wishes, I remain,
I shell alweys be strong for Old Billyboy Sincerely yours,
With
M. J. PAWNELLE.
SESS SSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSOESSSSO SSS OSS S OSS SSS SSOSESOOOSD
OPERA TOR—Expert, long experience jection ; state al Mich.
UNION OPERATOR—Four years’ experience; c=pable te operate any machine; can deliver the goo'ls; sober and reliable. Write to ARTHUR BREUCHE L 1612 N. Sth St, Sheboygan, Wis
PARKS AND raino.
desires position large houses; produce perfect promember 1. A. T. S E.; salary your limit: first letter. CARL C. NEWMAN, loula,
anywhere ;
under ine 9
BALLAONIST—Clowns, bar, loops, trapeze, barrel jumping, Wick shooting, slide by teeth; Don, the LitUe Clown; 4 people; terms reasonable. KUSH SIS5
5. Lane, Kan.
HIGH DIVERS—Oper for 3 parks, fairs, s, expositions, celebrations; commitices write us; finest waterproof tanks; best outfits. CHARLES WILLIAMS, 2720 Park Ave., St. Louis. Mo.
PARTNER WANTED.
Advertisements without display, under this heading, © per wut
LADY PARI'NER—For comic vaudeville sketch; me with medium experience aud ability; send photo. FRED L SEURING, 204 B. 22d | St. Chicago, Lil.
MIVDLE-AGED LADY PARTNER—For 4a business in @u aMusemcul pace OF read; bo act; eXpericnce “OL Cesar). EMMETT, i715 Yost St, San sranasceo, Cal
PARTNEK WANTED—Cluo juggler; young man, dngie; one who can do « strong club specialty; to you partner in new act @ novelty, with special scenry; preter one who can invest at least 950 ln some vrops Ww insure caking an luterest in the act, but this is not essential; good home while rehearsing, .ab uO capeuse; amsnver OY Mall Oly, Slallng age and particulars. HANLON, care M. Hanover, 157 vermilyea Ave., 207 St. and Broadway, New York City.
VAKINER—With complete moving picture and gas outfit, also electric and booth; for onuce-a-week picure cireult of 6 small good towns, 3 have juice; 50 and 50, or salary; i will furnish the reela. Address vePUY, Winn, Aich.
+L57T-CLASS BARITONE SINGER AND PIAN
idi-—oolu pears Wyelieice, Piclure show Only; will Gugegeieul; Wine QuwK. Ames. b&b. CwdlAUNGS, weusviue, N.Y.
GUUD PLANIST—Fo-: ekpericuce; wou preier ven Cullle OL Wile, nao Ave,
M P. or Vaudeville; years’ weALhg Ws OF beer Ul; Audiess 1. Ww. Bum, 416 MaPamesvilie, Uta.
SIANY PLAILEN-—wWaenis§ position oo orchesiva OF gOOd Vauue vine orchastra.
SUNDBERG, care Marl Theater, Keuueiu,
VIANU PLAYER—Doub.e silage; Characters; cXpefienced aud reiiavie, bANALe CAKVUinsn, Sait dase City, Llah. Geueral Veilvers
IANUYU AND BLIDE TRUMBUNE—B. & O.; ox Ddericnce; good summer engagemuul wanted; locale «r Wavel; sary your umit. CHAKLAS Cc. SWRBLEY, 480 Comer St, Wiidemsapor, ta.
PIAS Pale musical comeuy; &frange, Wauspose; SOVcT, Tellabie; reliabie Managers Guy. G, Sikis MAN, Stone Hotei, Utuca, N,
PLANi5i-—Experienced vaudeville, | stock ; sey temperate; 23 years o.d; e. of | FRANK SNELLY,
~ PIANIST—For stock, pictures ; long experience; sight reader, EKNEST GRUONEMEYER. 43 Lyude St, Boston, Mass.
Wita ‘raycung dublin 8. bv.
juveniles, some
dues CAP f.0dive VAuUucditin,y union; strictly
ijicket. WM. ¥.
movies and member A,
No. Adama, Mass.
Ole-Piece or
PIANIST—Sight reader, faker and picture playing; would like Canada; lady; ticket if very tar. M&S. GERTRUDE KHUDKS, 607 W Liberty St., Mum, N. Y,.
PIANIST—Plays at sight; fakes latest popular music; $15 a week. Write W. E. SUBY, Geseral jeclivery, Moultrie, Ga.
PIANIST Playing pictures; experienceu; cue weil; desires permanent position. HELENA TUCKER, box 26, Frankfort, Ky.
PIANIST—Good vaudeville player; ~ will locate «r troop: horn in band. Address C. E. WILKINS, 111 Ne i3th St.. St. Louls, Mo
VIANIST—23 years old, strictly temperate; menber of A. F. of M.; experienced vaudeville, movlug
pictures and orchestra work; best SADLY, No. Adams, Maas
“PIANIST Wants reiable position tn orchestra; can lead, and have beat editions of stand ard music; belong to A. F. of "IANIST, 80 Fille St San Franciaco, Cal.
of references. F
theater with
PARTNERS WANTED vest $200 to $1,000 with me in manent established moving picuire theater show proposition in North Dakota; will make A-1l guarautee coutract. Write CLARENCE E. CRANE, Box 41, Grand Forks, N. D.
Two young men, to in
@ traveling or per
PARTNER WANTED—Lady partner to travel through West, $15 to $100 per week and expenses for ight party: send photo if possible; photo returned; inging
ull particu ars in first ijetter. VENMAN, Brownwood, Tex.
talking or musical sbility considered; «ive Address HARE
ViIANIS® AND OPERATOR AT LIRERTYExPericneed, rellabe and both are A-1; work together: M. FP. theater preferred. Address PIANIST, 1719 Sth Ave., Altoona, a.
PIANIST AND playing. vaudeville, PIANIST, 309 So.
ORGANISTExpert in orchestra; will Clark St, Chicago,
picture Tr; anywhere.
PIANIST AND TRAP DRUMMER-—-Both expertenced in vaudeville and pictures; cromemhes soy all effects; prefer picture house. fTices, 2AP.
113 St. James St, Wauk egan, US Pork City.
PICTURE PIANIST — Hight — experience, wants permanent position; follow it; Os repertoire, GHUKGE * land St... Lowell, Mass.
TEAM, PIANIST AND TRAP bells, effects; sober and rellable;: best experience in Chicago KIROHNER. Waukegan, DL
TEAM, PIANIST AND perieaced in ah Lies;
wes with music to DWYER, 148 Mid
DRUMMER— Have both cue pictures; picture houses. WILL
THAP DRUMMER—Rxdrummer bas bells, effects;
sober and reliable; profer picture house. HELEN PALDANI, 238 N. Sheridan Ra. . Waukegan, mo WANTEL-—-Position as pipe organist and
plano ady; Middle Weat GENE WILKINSON, Ga Mont.
player in pieture theater by young preferred; sight reader eral Delivery, Billtugs,
ROLLER SKATER.
Liberty Advertisements, without fS.. this heading, are published free of
Sader
“COMPETENT ROLLER SKATING ~ INSTRUCTOR Wishes position in rink; sober, reliable; salary fair HARRY AKUNSMAN, 1502 Cedar Ave., Scranton, Pa FIRST-CLASS ROLLER SKATING INSTRUCTOR Desires posiion for summer; international ence; speaks German, French and English; give expeetions. C. BRAVE, General Delivery, New York “ity.
SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY FOR SALE. Advertisements eae , under this heading.
$80 CASH TAKES IT THIS WEERL— Novelty Ove Man Band; will refer purchaser to many positions VINKEY FULLER, 127 Park St, Burlingtoo, Vt 500 COLORED ODD STEREOPTICON SLIDES-— ve for lectures, church entertainments ; only Se cach
slide. CHAS. WILLIAMS, 2720 Park, St. Louis, Mo AIR CALLIOPE FOR SALE—30 whistles, keyboard, Sam Day make, complete with air oun and 5-herse power electric mowr: it makes a on ballyhoo; a bargain, $290 for the outit. One
of imported musical chimes, 15 notes, highly miainoind ; complete with rack and shipping basket; $50 for the outtit, worth $200. Four flaming arc lamps, $2v for the four. C. H. ARMSTRONG,
225 N Plaines St., Chicago, Ill. — =
AN ELECTRIC BANJO
With direct or alt current motor; 1 , om
‘ selection if music for sam This is —¥% ‘unk, but like new; in A-1 working order, guaranteed; cost new, $450: for $50. Cc Tf.
NETT, Lancaster, Pa. —
BANNPRS FOR SALE—The following side show banners, almost new: (One Snake Charmer, one Living Skeletor one Knife-Throwing or Spanish Impalement Act, one Dare-Devii Glass Dancer in bare feet, one
Swallower, one Illusion, one Stran ge Collec tion of Small Animals’ The above banners are al! Size 12x12 feet; one Mind-Reading, size 8x16 feet Price $10 each: will send a full description of any of the above banners on request. C. H. ARMSTRONG 225 N. Dexplaines St., Chicago, i a
BARGAINS—12 fine merry go-round ho gen 45 wax models of anatomy, $5 ‘Theo” flying ady apparatus, 950; Lubin M. P. machine, complete, $60. motiograph M machi ne, complete, $60 Gims, $19 each: Model “B’ gas machine. $12; foot airship, $1°0; Galatea — mache statue, $15 Ventriloquist, Marionette and Punch fligures ; aul worth double. W. H. J. SHAW. Victoria. Mo
COMPLETE MOVING PICTURE FOR SALE—At a great
a sacrifi write CLAUDE SCHNEIDER, Oelwein, lowa
ROAD SHOW for particulars,
319 Firt st... £E.,
FOR a CHEAP—Six iengths 1-tler
mats,
cunter Doles, side poles, bale rings, pullers, 2 streas ners lettered Strange Jungle Curtue Congress ~ Wonders, bass drum. « are drum. cavmbais, 2? Roltey & Wever lamps, large outside Beacon light tents 15x20, 10x15, 9x15, 8x19: platform fly ‘6x20 fine small Hurdy-Gurdy, Aerial Suspension “Tllusion, girl show costumes, Chink wig and coat me, cene hoard, knife board. fish pond outfit stamp f¢ par oe sabes HILLERT, 42 Charies St., Jersey ity
POR SALE 4 Circus property
beautify t euvesed | etth wWuiftul band waren,
earving and mirrors, good condition will _ carry 12 ta 15 people sultable for carnival R. R. or wagon show: price $150: cost $800 Beau. tiful tableaux wagon, covered with carting, can be used to carry props or baggage seats cn tup for No. 2 band; good condition; looks when closed like swell animal den; sa'table for any kind of @ow, R R. or wagon: price $125: cost $790. Forty foot mid
die piece for T0-foot round top used one season, tice condition, $35; 39-foot middle plece for 60-foot tep. used one season, $30: 45-foot round top, push pole, laces (no wall), used one season, $75: 10 sand vii.
forms; coats. pants and caps, creen trimmed ith
cold, $25. THOS 1. FINN, Homick Falla N.Y FOR SALE—Cotton candy mach
condition; used six weeks: een ee, 7
Particulars on request: the a fair ground 416 17th St., Molne, ™m
FOR SALE—Feature film. The Life of Buffalo Bill, 3 reels: been run 11 days ouly, with 115 sheets of Posters, 3,000 tack cards, 24.000 heralds, 4
best offer takes it; JOSEPH ‘GONDOS.
ey-getter on
best mon a Xt LINDS©Y, EDWARD J
b r need money 7395 N. Tth St., Kansas City, Kan.
FOR SALI KE ood es new, future play. 8 r size Gum Venders, Catile Brox. & Mills make: alse Oper,
yper stor Bella and Arcade Machi 2 “REDE DORN. Box Sie tem 7 cheap. FREDERICK
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Columbia 8. C. Phone graph, used but little; cost $40; will take RAME, Bluffton, or Jo. ° . 7 oe
eee — FOR SALE--Two tron jaw apparatus, one for three people and one single; also two nets, 13x43: all in St
#00-1 condition. MINERVAS, 1350 N. Fror jrand Rapids, Mich : .
GREAT SAVINGS in ” geneational magic; an elegant Galatea, coat $300, Aerial Suspension, in fine condition, nine-peop © production cabinet, new wor'd illusion; a beautiful New Supper Tibie transformation for only $9.50; nickeled duck pan, $6.50; rickeled dove pan, $8.75: set of & clegant tables, very fine, a great bargain, ently $10.59; ,abbit vanishing table, $3.25: Roterberg side stand and tnvisible servante, $3: card sword, nickeled, $3.25: KRoterberg’s coffee, milk and sugar trick, improved, nickeled, $6; mahogany finishet subsat!tation box vith jocks and chains, wreat bargain, #'8: Houdind milk can and crate, $25: an $818 atratt-jacket for only $7; Kellar rose bush growing outfit, complete. only $12.50; and a new style Aerial vanishing levi tation, drop, table (without drapes, fools mazicians) and all accessories complete; only one «n hand, so act quick, $49. THE FENNER MACICAL EMPORIUM, 130-39 Sheldon _&.. Providence, R RK. L
HAVE lot of highgrade “magical a cheap: send stamp for list. HAROLD C. A., Denver, Col.
itlusloys and only $50; an ouly $35; @ only $75. this is a
ratus for wale LYNN, Y. M
MAGICIANS—I have some amali magic for sale cheap; used once, no Junk: write quick for list. FREI lL. DRAKE, 687 ton, Pa.
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