The Billboard 1914-03-07: Vol 26 Iss 10 (1914-03-07)

The Billboard MARCH 7, 1914, MISCELLANEOUS. Albert; Advertisoments, without display, under thie heading, are published free of charge. AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES — Having disposed of theBter interests, experidneed ‘showman, with epi. oper! for position in any Bisiness capacity. E. REYNOLDS, 461 So. Huron St, Ypsiauti, sich. BLACK TuoP CURLEY CANDY BUTCHER —Aze 25; energetic and willing; no boozer or skirts on the brain. ROBT. . MATTHEWS, 4464 Green St., Germantown, Phtiadeiphia. HAVE some reels, good Western features, gomd Ccisplay; would like to hear from road show. Who wants me? J. F. HERGINA, Billboard, Cincinnau. —_—— —_ LITHUGRAPHER AND PROGRAMMER. hed ee ae no booger; not afraid cf work & bows candy butcher. EDW. BOYCE, * sis3 a. Ave.. Omaha, Neb. — Foy PIOUOLIST—Expertenced in all eS; can mn at salary your limit; state first letter. 1425 25° Park “st, _ Columbia, 5. _ ae on ~ MUSICIAN—Tuba or baritone: cor bass; large show preferred. 1034 Revm! ler St., Cincinnatl, Ohio. VeUTadi--Waols WwW change to East or South: fessional —e and is well schooled; wants pro ou wor not on the bum. Address M. T. GARLAND, Madera, Cal. ORCHESTRA LEADER (Violin-Alto)—Union; exDerieuced al: lines; large repertoire of music; go anywhere; reliable managers only; state salary. Ad— » pees LEADER, care Billboard, Cin na PIANO AND DRUM TEAM—Marimbaphone, bells, Deagan’s electric unaphones, which are mounted in all parts of the theatre. PIANIST AND DRUMMER, General Delivery, Monticello, ILL. double violia ot ED NIGHTINGALE, ag LECTURER—Office man, age 40; ex: Licensed illinois; opera house and platform. PEEL, M. D., 1144 Macon, Deca-ur, iil. MEDICINE LECTURER—With 20 years’ Ss PROFESSIONAL CORNETIST—Wants locatioa: 8 years’ experience in vaudeville and movies; reuiable managers answer; A. F. of M.; no booser. L JACOBSON, 210% V Walnut St, SA sooner Bluff, _Ark. @nce;. reliable, and will make good; salary SLIDE TROMBONB— Experienced circus. centage H. W. BIRDSELL, 496 San roo i one-nighter or repertoire. VERNE STARMER. StaFresno, Cal Dieton, Ned. SLIDE TROMBONIST—Wants to locate, PARK MANAGERS—Can you place me as night wetchman on grounds for the season? Strictly gober; tend srictly to business. FULLER. 127 Park @&.. Burlington, Vt. oeasou 1914, with circus or carnival company; preferred. Address G. A. OOMPTON, care Cincinnati, Ohio. PROP—Wants house or road job with show or cireas; experience and reference om. Cc. MILIER, 1480 State &t., Schnectady, N. “ TRAP DRUMMER—Experienced, sober; A. F. of M.; oe a wife stenographer tick ots ; both PROPERTY MAN—Can do — prefer small tent cket? Yes Salary low, but must be eure. LOUIS BRYAN, L. B. 228, Newell, W. Va SEAT MAN—For circus or assiStaul Doss cauvas; ean handle smal: tops C. J. ‘YODER. 4519 arion Ave.. Cincinnati, Ohio. " STAGE ¢ ARPENTER OR ADVERTISING 9 AT LIBER' Salary your limit. Brush? Yes. L. BOLINNANIO, 728 Miami Ave.. Tocanenert tr ¢: CARPENTEB-BILLVPUSTEKR--Sovei, — itile@ble: 15 years’ experience; would locate if fair ticket: ean handle smal! biliposting pliant. !I1ARVEY E. HENSHAW, 531 Pischke St., So. Bethlehem. Ia. "WAITER—Five years’ experience; cooks som*; arous or car shows; “play some parta. TE! GRAHAM, New Exchange Hotel, Waco, Tex. WANTED Position by yo oe = yo ed with carnival company; nderstan-Is gas en any time. DAVID J. WILLIAMS, Deerfel4, N STAGE WANTELPosition as programmer; ~ R a * emg 2 y@ws’ experience; no boozer or appearance good; height 6 feet; + 180. LARRY L STELLMACHER, Rochester, Minn. YOUNG MAN—Experienced in every . of _— Qusiness, would like to hear from -arnival uf ether shew enterprise. J. KAU FMAN. °436 E. 64th @&., Cleveland, Ohio YOUNG MAN-—22: wishes position wth yg company; experienced painting, lettering. han craw ¢ A willing worker. Ticket? Yes. WILLIAM REESE, 1524 Metropolitan St., NV. W., Pittsburg, Pa. office girl sell young C. c « COWDREY. ‘sin E 8th &, Topeka, TRAP eee BELLS = EFFECTS—Prefir Pictures, but troup; must have ticket; A. F. of ~ BILLY MORAN. 1620 N. Ph St., Vincennes, ni TRAP DRUMMER—Ten years’ experience, theater, conceert, vaudeville; have drums, bells, xylophone, tympani and play them; West or Southwest. J RUMMER, 226 Peterson 5 ¥ Ft. Collins, Col. TRAP DRUMMER—Wants Position; state all ‘n letter. Address E. E. DEAN, General Delivery, Littie Rock, Ark. TRAP DRUMMER—At liberty (ne bells); will locate or travel; South preferred, but will go anywhere. W. WHITEHAND, Bakely, Ga. TRAP DRUMMER—Wants position house; had experience; good drums and traps. N. H._ HUTCHINS, General Delivery, Pensacola, Fila. TRAP DRUMMER—A. F. of 'M.; experience; pie ture show preferred; play bells and So ae good line of effects; sober and reliable. P. RANT, Box_125, Chickasha, Okla TRAP DRUMMER Traps? Yes. No bells; read some; faker; prefer vaudeville house in Fiori. ja; references. Address KENNETH WEBSTER, Tarpon Springs, Pia. Box 456 TRAP DRUMMER—With all the effects: prefer Cincinnati. Address JOE DUNN, 502 W. 7th St., Cincinnati, Ohio. ee TROMBONITST—Experienced in and dance orchestra (locate only). RBONIST, 267 Lincoln St., Carlisle, theater, concert Address TROMPa. FIRST-CLASS MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR— | years’ experience; will locate or travel; can give eames. Address B. M. H., Box 18, Barbourville, ¥ A-l PLANLST---Experienced, reliable; ferred, but other Lines cousidered; sight [ So double stage. Address ELIABBTH LINVILLE, Bos T¥l, Forrest City, Ark. M. P. poy ye ~Wishes position; 5 Sears’ experience; can manage show; salary $15 a week. Wire ticket. PICKENS GAILLARD, 546 N. Fant St., Anderson, 8. C M. P. OPERATOR—Three years’ experience; vill go anywhere; ticket; state conditions in first. H. P. KARCH, JR., Plaza Theater, Norwood, Oblo. OLD RELIABLE M. P. OPERATOR AT LIBERTY —No booger, no skags; always on the job. 12% N. Clinton St., lowa City, _ ate cea OPERATOR—Nine years’ experience; good “me chanic; can operate any machinee; gals den edge references; locate or travel DAN CARRICO, 17130 Tulane Ave, New Orleans, L OPERATOR—Strictly sober and reliable; first-class references; prefer to locate, but will travel; can furnish machine Address OPERATOR, care Billboard, St. Louis, Mo. ee OPERATOR—Expert; desires position anywhere; 8 years’ experience large houses; I deliver the goods; state all first letter. Write or wire C. C. NEWMAN, lonia, sisi. ~ OPERATOR: ELECTRICIAN— oy om any machine; gilt-edge reference; show, road or locate. DU SHAM. “"Thester, EK. ¢6th St, Cleveland, Ohio. ‘OPERATOR—Permanent or road show; bare machine and films; can work in acta. Address LEWIS KIGGINS, Delamere, N. D OPERATOR—Can deliver the goods; go anywhere; can repair and do all electrical —_ 3% sears experience; best reference. ALBERT BOGREN, care John_Landberg, Petoskey, ch. RELIABLE MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR wishes position; not too near or far; state wages, equipment, etc. D. E. KLEIST, Box 1298, Medicine Hat, Alta., Canada. WANTED—Job as operator or electrician in sma}l town or on road; must leare city for health. LD. McGINNESS, 897 N. Alabama St.. Indianapolis, Ind. ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS Advertisements without display, under this heading, 3e per word. ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS repaired and repinned; pipe organ for sale. lL. DATHAN, 2125 Gravois Ave., St. Louis, Mo. PARKS AND FAIRS. At vy! gy without Gieotay. ~~ are bitshed free of under AT LIBERTY FOR SEASON OF 1914-15—W. D Brown, original Baldwin balconist; alsa all-round comedian; have first-class outfit. Address W. D BBOWN, The Plains (Athens Co.), Ohio. AVIATOR FREDERICK C ~~ HILD—Fiying bighpowered Bleriot monoplane; will fly daily on schedule time, at parks, fairs, ete.; 3 years’ expertenee. Hempstead, L. L., N. ¥ wishes to learn circus billia strictly sob: 7 and not afraid of work. Ticket? EPW. Cc. LAYTON, Queenstown, Md. MA -—_Pxperion: ad show ~ok, for small ear show: brother a waiter: both de musical turn; beth aober M. HeOVFR. 515 WN. Clark, Chicago. YoUNG MAN—Wants work wih a carnival or @ny road show: am an electrician and understand M. P. Machine. Address G. W. TRUXILLE, General Delivery, Galveston, Tex MOTION PICTURE ARTISTS at ay Advertisements, without ous. under this heading, are published free of charge. YOUNG G MAN —Desires res position with “moving ecm; good looking: character and straight comedian, wy parts; experienced ALBERT J. RAY, i50 W. 104th &., New York City MUSIC PUBLISHERS. Advertise ments ute display, under this heading, per YOUNG MAN—Age 28; “Yount NG M AN GET THIS LIVELY TWO-STEP, My Home in Dennesace, novelty sone: the latest New York bit; send 10 cents fer a complete copy; professional copy sent upon request TTICA MUSIC PUB. CO., 858 Utica Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. GHEET MUSIC—Piay something new; just think, 100 all different, for $1.00—the 38¢ and 25¢ Reet 3OHN H. SMITH, Music Dept., Cobos, N. Y. THE HIT OF 1914—‘You Look Better Goin’ You Do e@ Comin’.”’ A scream from start to finish. @end I5c No free copies. SUCCESS MUSIC CO., 914 W. Chestnut Street, Akron, Ohio. MUSICIANS. Liberty Advertisements, without display, under this heading, are published free of charge. “A-1 CLARINETIST—Experienced in all lines; want immediate but permanent employment; best of JOHNSON, 406 Main St, ‘Lbhan Reference. Address CC. B. Austin, Minn. = A-l CLARINETIST—B. & 0.; experienced all Maes: sober and reliable; looate or travel; can join at once, FE. A. HOLMES, Albany, Ga. A-i CLARINETIST—Wants work; experi au: le, hotel and theater; young man of 24. Ad= NICBOLAS CESARONE, 406 Mary St., Utica, A-1 CORNETIST AND VIOLINIST—At iliveaty; jatter doubling piano: prefer Southern States. Ad— Cc. E CHASE, 5:3 W. Gregory St., Pensacola, a A-1 VIOLINIST AND PIANIST—Joint only; beth male; up in pictures and vaudeville. CHAS. MARTELLE, Arkadelphia, Ark. Care Arkdale Theater BAND AND ORCHESTRA LEADER-—Also tap Grummer; both experienced and reliable men: taudeVille, pictures or rad show. GEO. W. ARTHUR, Danforth, Me. BANDMASTTR—A-1 business cormnetist; wants permanent location: prefer theater; thoroughly expertenced; ere there is wom! living for zood musician. PROF. G K. RINGLING, Norton, Va ee, SVanta to locate; A. F. of M.: marF. W. ASHER, Fairmont, N.C. ec! SaENSTAT AND TROMRBONIST—Roth experi enced and reliable: can furnish «mall orchestra; hotel = _ Address B M. BUCKLEY, Endicott, OURNET!IST--—Who does all on one cornet or trnmpet; nothing too good; married: must have # mething otherwise not considered I FRED ERICK, General Delivery, Clarksburg, | Ww. Va. CORNETIST A. F. of M.: thoroughly experienced fn show and vaudeville. LIFTT. DAN SCHROER, 45 Kenvon RPidg., Louisville, Ky. EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST—Destres position Jeading orchestra in picture house; larg library of music; member A. of M. Address G. REUTER, 41° Tyavtor Ave, Dayton, Ky. EXPERIENCE) VIOLINIST—Wants ‘heater peesttion ‘or balance of senacn: repertoire of music; can Gouble tn band if with traveling show. Address $19 Baort Pa. +» Breclton, The Billboard Pub. Co., Cincinnati, O.: vertising colunms. placed myself for the season of 1914. Yours truly, I was unable to answer them all. Girls as a chorns girl The Billboard, I remain, Yours very truly, ee ee Gentlemen—I wish to thank you for the privilege you gave me in your free adI have received several letters from good Wishing The Billboard a successful season, I remain, Billyboy—Since putting my ad in your columns I have received so many answers that I wish to thank all those who answered, for thelr offers, but I had ~~ ae accepted an offer. Wishing to thank you again, and assuring you that I will always speak well of POSS SSS SSSSSSFSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSSS SOOO S SOLOS OOe Medford, Ok., February 7, 1914 A-1 houses, and have B. L. SANDERS. Mansfield, 0. I am now with the Fred Ocker Avenue FLOSSIE ROCKWOOD. Care Star Theater. (Signed) TWO GOOD MEN—Trap drummer with effects: Pianist; experienced vaudeville and pictures. F. R. KNIGHT, Dagger, Ind. VAUDEVILLE, MINSTREL OR BAND DRUM MAJOJR—Fine uniform; expert battie-axe juggler; Chinese chapeaugraphist and mimic; sober and re— VINCENT KIRALFO, 1600 Wood St., Dallas, x. VIOLINIST—All-round experience; sight roader; play high-class and popular music; thoroughly reliable; wishes immediate position; have music; best offer. H. PHIPPS, 1511 Florida Ave.. Tamoa, Fila VIOLINIST AND PIANIST (2) AT LIBERTY—\'p in all branches: first-class library. J. A. KENNEDY, P. 0. Box 1572, Dallas, VIOLINIST-L FADER—Wants dance, vaudeville or road; good goml cornet if needed: must have work LUMIERE, 1410 Oak St., Houston. Tex VIOLINIST—Wanta position, mortes or hotel, in some seashore resort; has standard music; rtiable: 5 years’ experience Address W. FAYEKS, 2561 Amber &., Philadelphia, Pa. ae VIOLINIST AND PIANIST (2) AT LIRERTY— Tp in a! branches: fine Nbrary: standard and pepular. Address JAMES KENNEDY, Box 1572, Islles, Tex. VIOLINIST—Wants theatre position for balance cf season? union man: wil) travel as leader of mnsical shew or vaudeville act. MUSICIAN, care Pillboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. VIOLINTST—Good dance or theater man: uxp-rienced. Address R. J. BRANDT, 123 Fair St., Grand Rapids, Mich VIOLINIST —Wishes position In vanderil'e show nnder canvas: play good violin solos on stage: orchestra ernerience: moderate salary: age 22. F. C. HANS. Rellaire, Oo VIOLINTST-Frperionced theater. hotel and dance: permenent location preferred Address VIOLINIST, 5 Jefferson Ave.. Grand Rapides, Mich WESTON AND WESTON-Violinist and enttartet: here had experience tn vanderitie. Ticket? Yes. 815 So. Grand Ave.. St. Louis, Mo OPERATORS. At Liberty Artvertisements, without display, under this heading. are published free of charge. situation, 1 movie, library; can place H. LA A REAL OPFERATOR—Frpert on up-keep and repair of all makes of machines. H. FE. 420 N M'tehell, Cadiiec, Mich A-) NYW YORK~ LICENSED ¢ OPERATOR | AND ELECTRICIAN—Props, carpenter with larre «hews: fone exnertence: road or locate: state all. 1476 Fimwood, Lakewood, Ohio a A-1 OPERATOR—Three vears’ exnerience: married: can run anv machine: Fdleen preferred: locate: Georgia, Florids or Alehema oreferred: ealary sour limit. Address Ro A. HORTEN. Cato, On FXPERT OW EDISON R OR PD MACTIVES— Krow the Power’e: furntch reference: eo anywhere, Michigan or Mirneanta: «tate al! J BILODEAU, 402 Madison St., Stevens Point, Wla CHARLES GAYLOR TROUPE—Aerialists, acrobats, gymnasts, slack wire artists: 4 big, free acta Secre taries of fairs, celebrations, write today Address 768 17th St. Detroit, Mich oe 7 ’ COMMITTEES—Rook our two big free acts: em edy acrobatic trick house and comedy table and tum bling act. for your celebration Write us, GROTH ACROBATIC ©O., Charter Oak, Iowa SOLDNER THE FLYING METPROR—Dare tert! equilibrist: Leap of Seven Perils throuch a circle of knives to a siide board; world’s greatest serialist Address Lincoln, Kan. eee tea PARTNER. WANTED. —— per word under this heading, HAVE COMPLETE PICTU RE OUTFIT—-Want partner on furnish tent and 2 wagons and teams E. R. CAPPS, Francis, Okla LADY GYMNAST Aerial or ground worker. 44drew ARZENO SELDON, 326 Larch St, N., Lansing, Mich PARTNER WANTFED—With «mall tent outft to play small towns; I furnish entire dramatic company, also know good territory open in June FRED MILLER, 279 N. Howard &t., Akron. Obto PARTNER WANTED —-Ryv expertenced song oe. to engage in music pubiebing business: on make you rich Address CALHOUN'S MT'SIC HOUSE, Sturgis, Mich PARTNER WANTED Man that mounting for hand-to-hand balancing act ATLAS Box 134, Paducah, Ky WANT TO HEAR from tady who 9 a gntlemarn as partner in a macic onovely act: tell all; send photo CHAS. GRETZER, Litchfield, TT WANTED Lady partrer "for reeognized vaudeville act; must heave neat appearance, sing, dance of play musica! instruments. Address D. R., care Billboard, New York (tty WANTED —Partner with amall capital to organize and book tabloid musical comedy: I have scripts, costumes paper, ete: no angel PROFESS( m LEONARI Glens Falls, N. ¥ WANTED—Partner for vaudeville under canvas: must know the business, and at least $300.00 cash: no boore Address CC. C. BONTWELL, Greenrille, Alabama YOUNG MAN—With $100 to Invest tn girl show: have girls, booking am! outfit; good proposition Ad. dress HARRY GORDEN, 612 Broadway St, Mllwaukee, Wis PIANO PLAYERS. ar uf Advertisements without dietey. ender thie heading. are pub'ished free of charge. A-| PIANIST Piay al: sing Illustrated el permanent. GRAGE BOWELL. * m8; Kirkwood, AT LIBENTY—-Musical director, along all lines; Wavel or locate. MAN, care Loca: No. i. A. F. of M., Mercer end w LADO; DE VERE 4 make “plane talk for the war 4 abo play automatic orchestra and pipe organ dress DE \ EKE, General Delivery, Cleveland, oni. LADY PIANISTE Desides permanent pea experieuced. Address HELENA Box 206 playing pictures; ORGANIST AND PIANIST— “Expert in pam TUCKER, Frankfort, hy. Playing; thorough musician; will go anywhere; every thing first letter, ORGANIST, 309 souls Clark St, Chicago, Ll. PIANIST AT LIBERTY Firs, time in two years; cue pictures; prefer lecation. Ro Lo WOODWARD, Seneca Falls, N. Y. PIANIST-Orehestra leader; travel with stock — 4 pany anywhere; ean furn orchestra and strictly reliable man Ticket. PROF. PAUL MASON, General Delivery, Rochester, Ii > ie PIANIST—Orehestra expert: open m for e picture house within radius of 100 from Milwaukee; reliable showmen answer immediately; state salary. PIANIST, 212 W Clayton St, _ Waukegan, 1. PIANIST Up-to-the-minute, ", = pilabie: bie ture planist; also first-c.ass e.periunce y, sense. Ticket? Yea. TACk oY k Richasond mu, PLANLST--Also plays mandolin; experienced in cechestra, pictures and vaudeville; colege and com servatery graduate. Address WINSLOW B. PARKER, 115 Reaver &.. New Britain, Conn. PIANO PLAYER-—Eight years’ experience in vaudeville, pictures and musical comedy; husband carpenter and house manager, with 12 years’ o@perience Box 223, Gadsden, Ala PIANO, drums, bella, > oe, Deagan's Flectric or | cow bells, : prefer Seuthwest; state all first. PIAN—! “eRU CE WARE, General Delivery, Columbus, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED PICTURE PLANIST—Cue all pictures; fine Mbrary and A. a mendations from press and former mar (MISSBRUCE WARE, General Delivery’ Ge Renae One. YOUNG LADY PIANISTR Soprano roca! “solotat ; desires engagement with orchestra in cafe or theater: qoatness. NELLIE GAGE, New Glasgow, N. &, anada SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY FOR SALE. Advortisements without display, under this headleg, te per word. TO-POOT COMBINATION SHOW CAR FOR SALB Six steel tire wheels, big cellar, baggage and end door; car to be seen here in St. Louls; must be sold at once, Address SHOW CAR, 4234 Folsom Are. St. Lowis, Mo $15 COMPLETE SOOTING wa $15. 00— Steel backstop, 8x9 ft.; two rows of 9 sted discs, 1 swinging target CHAS Qua AINTANCEL l seardst wn, ive FOLDING CHAIRS--Good condition; will sald in lots of 100 or more. at 35 ommts each, f. o bh ars; one Standard moving picture = S. good = new, with Halberg ecor omizer, $100. A. MOSELEY, Denver Hotei, Muskogee, Okla AN $2 WURLITZER MILITARY BAND ORGAN aud 15v pairs adjustable ball-bearing skates, wilers, for sale cheap, on account of sicknem Aéiress A. B., Billboard, Cincinnati, AN BGYPTIAN DOUBLE-UP SUBSTITUTION— A beautiful illusion, made ef solid oak: enameled in black, red and yellow, very flashy; bearing roller casters; can be put in lobby or de partment store before show; will not detect. A sume winner; for $15 C. F HARTNETT, Lancaster, re BENNETT TYPEWRITER In good order small; $10; cost $18. EDW. BARNELL, P o. Antonie, Tex BLACK TENT—2(x48 feet, Uke new, reel Features “7 Days o Pompell, $18: Pren in Panama, $15; For a Western Girl, $12: The Mosary, $12. J. W. HOPPER, Corning, Y ELECTRIC STAGE EFFECTS—Clouds, wales, show, Talu, SQudsiorm, Gcloue, w ightuing, fre, butterflies, Gowers, Sah, angels, ofa; spotlights, olivette, bunch, reflector and strip lights; music stands, machines repaired aud exchanged; electro mechanical shows bullt; pesing slides, stere opticous, carbens, celots and lenses at manuf prices, CHAS, NEWTON, 3065 W. 15th &, New York Clty FEATURE FILMS--Two and three reels, $20-$35: war dramas with posters, single reels, $10, or 2 for $15 INTERNATIONAL FILM ©O., 1754 Clinten, Cincinnati, Obto. FOR SALE CHEAP if bought quick—Rntire sew outfit, consisting of 1 big top, Gente: side walls, & 2 sections; 1 Ueket stand; 45 seat jacks: yy | — scope center poles; 2 iron pipes for stage 2 blocks and tackle; 2 ball rings: r side a. “% main guy ropes’ 3° main stakes; 2 sledge hammers; 1 stepladder; 1 organ and me case; 1 wy consis'ing of 5 stringers, & jacks, 7 fron bracea, uprights, 3 brace pleces, 4 sections of stage each Pxlé feet, 2 drops, 6 wings, 1 stage back wall, 1 dre ing tent 12x19 feet with poles, 1 plece flooring 814 fect, 2 folding tebies; now in storage In Annex @f uD Maple Hill Rank (Kan) Storage up May, 1914. Entire out ready to go up. Go lek this over, and the first man to send me $50 takes it all W. SMITH, Sandwich, m For SALE Complete set scenery, with 4 all compicte: cheap for quick sale HL. W ING, Dueowes, Mo Address CAPTAIN @. FOR SALE Arcade machines, tn the best of con(ition; 12 Exliison phonographs, with batteries type, Dp. C.. fer $12 each; of will exchange these ma chines for a good postal photo outft with ¢ Hewett lamps Apply A. EK WILLIS, East r Park, Memphin Tenn FOR SALE Captive balloon outfit, completa, cheap; like new. used two 3-day stands: cost $1,400; bult in September, 1913; outtt constete af balloon, 5,000 feet cubic gas: storage balloon, 2,000 feet: one holst, one cable, net, valve, spreadmat, valve, load ring, appendix ring, 100 sandbags oD. HO HEARNS, 599 California Ave, Verice of Amertoa, Califernia. PoR SALE Herschel! & Spiliman merry-go-round, in good repate; or would sell half tnterest Address 509 8 _ Madison St... Morrison, 11 FOR SALB “Cotton candy machine, ts first 7 condition; used six weeks: particulars on request: beet monep-getier on a felr ground EDWARD " LINDSEY, 414 17th St. Moline, FOR SALBE-—A 40-foot Herschell & Sptilman twoabreast carry-us-al); steam engine: new set of Soy new organ; worth $500: all in first-class shape: furn'sh man to set up and start; fret $850 takes “. J. KB BENEPIEL, Buckley, Ii. rz