The Billboard 1919-04-12: Vol 31 Iss 15 (1919-04-12)

60 The Billboara APRIL 12, 1919 ‘MAL JAZZ CLARINET AND BANJO-VIOLINIST WANTED—Must be able to deliver the goods; no ie to waste on dubs. JAZZLAND NOVELTY ORCHESTRA, Box 560, La Crosse, Wisconsin. apri2 rALL mw VENILE M: \N—Woman for gen. wae. ; prefer specialties; week stands; rep., under canvas; open May Sth. R. G. KINGSTON, 5517 S. Peoria St, Chicago, Dlinois. aprig TATTOO MAN WANTED—408 S. State St., Chicago, Illinois. apri2 “TOM” PEOPLE—AD lines; opens April 26th; tent show; woman for Eliza and Ophelia. THOS. L. FINN, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania. aprl2 VIOLINIST—Who doubles tenor banjo, saxophone, or willing to learn same; Cellist, String Bass; other Musicians that double and can sing some. HOTEL ORCHESTRA, Write R. B., care T. Land, Jackson, Georgia. VIOLINIST—Young, neat appearing; member A. F. of M.; for traveling dance orchestra; preference given to one that will or can play banjorine. Address THE OSBORN MUSICAL CO., Billings, Mont. WANTED DRAMATIC MAN that can put on small cast plays (one acts); would like man that can do specialty or pley some musica] instrument. This is at a beautiful summer resort, and only one slow a week, sometimes two; salary must be small; I will give you privilege of the rowboats, room and board. DAN SHERMAN, Free School of Acting, Davenport Centet, New York. apri9g WANTED— Musicians who are performers on instru ments, for Military Band; experieficed performers who will appreciate a good situation near Washington, D.C. Write BAND LEADER, Eleventh Cavalry, Fort Myer, Virginia e mayl7 WANTED—Musical Comedy People at all times; for my shows; if you are out of work or desire a change write. B. M. PROY’S ATTRACTIONS, 721 Watson St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. apr26 WANTE D—Whistler, juggler, or any other good fast specialty; for recognized vaudeville act, now working; must be young ladies, good-looking. Apply, with full particulars, MISS VIVIAN, care Baerwitz, 1493 Broadway, New York apri2 WANTED AT ONCE—Piano Player that can read; or good faker; if you do @ turn, more money; Performers that can change for weck and dance; others em oy travel by auto; your money is ready for you ry pay day. Arnolda and Gus Linder, write. BIL LIF BOUGHTON, Smithville, Georgia. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—High-class Pianist and drummer, with bells, etc.; for pictures; permancnt positions; $25.00 each; dances on side. THEATRE, Valdosta, Georgia. epris WANTED—Orchestra musicians on all instruments; for summer resort work in Iowa; steady work for tight men. HARRY STRUBLE, write. BOGART'S ORCHESTRA, care Isis Theater, Cedar Rapids, Jowa. WANTED MUSICIANS—For summer season; teen weeks; opening May 30th; for band and orchestra; must double. Clear Lake is Northern Iowa’s most popular summer resort, having support:d @ band for past eleven years. Lake has twenty-one miles shore line, and is an ideal place for fishing, hunte ing, yachting and summer recreation. None but highs four class, union musicians, or those williag to join, wanted. Write J. G. MANNING, Mgr. Manning’s Band & Orchestra, Clear Lake, Iowa. WANTED—A Man who cues pictures; if you can’t cue the pictures don’t answer; new house; 6 days @ week. PALACE THEATRE, Cherokee, Oklahoma. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Clean-cut, man, assistant big act, playing United Time; state full particulars, height, weight, age, experience, salary, photo; excellent opportunity right man. DUQUESNE, week April 7, Keystone Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa. reliable young WANTED — Amateur Violin and Bass Viol Players. Address F. A. BRIGHAM, Callao, Missourl WANTED—Musical Team and Sister Team at once; state all in first letter, and join om wire; write or wire. H. W. SAUNDERS, 1001 Penn St, Kansas City, Missouri. Manuscripts, Sketches & Plays le WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. 22 PARODIES ABOUT THE WAR on popular songs, just out, 25c; 10 different Sketches and Monologs, bargain price, 50c; My Makeup Book, 15¢c; 3 sample Sketches, 25c; everything in this ad mailed for $1.00; send for free catalog of Plays and Sketches A. EV REIM, Station B, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A-1 VAUDEVILLE PIANO ACT, $1; money returned A WORD WITH YOU. MR. PERFORMER—You know that a made-to-order suit fits better than a handme-down one; you know that the same applies to a vaudeville act. Written-to-order Acts, Sketches, Songs, Monologues, etc., fit better than stock material. Have an act written to fit you like a well-tailored suit. CARSON & D’ARVILLE, 560 West 179th, New York. BATTISTA’S COMEDY BUDGET contains Parodies, Funny Ads, Daftydils, Limericks, Sample Comedy Playlet, etc., for $1.00. MAURICE BATTISTA, Vaudeville Author, 44 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. — OF “BITS’’—Performers and producers, get *‘Handy Book No. 1"; 20 pages sure-fre “‘Bits’’ a hntae explained; any one can produce; price. $1.00. H. C., RAKESTRAW, 324 Grand St, New York City. BOOK PLAYS FOR SALE—15 and 25c; Royalty Plays for lease; established in 1891. BkE\NETT’S DRAMATIC EXCHANGE, 36 W. Randolph St., Chicago A. Milo Beunett, Manager. may3 BURLESQUE BITS, $1.00; Crossfire Act (returned soldier and straight), $2.00; Novelty Talking Act (any comedian and straight), $2.00; 30-minute Farce (five people), $3.00; a really ‘‘different’’ Comedy Monologue, $1.00; Prohibition, 50c; inexpensive OneHour Burlesques, $5.00. ARTHUR NEALE, w. 65th, New York. CLOWNING, 1919—Ten single walkarounds, stop and a comedy for clown or concert; brand new material and guaranteed A-1 or money back, price, $1.00; also four 1918 walkarounds, 25 cents, or all for $1.25. L. H. BOSTWICK, 307 N. 25th. Billings, Montana. apri2 one ENLIVEN YOUR ACT—Get this big song collection; new, revised line that has not appeared elsewhere containing all the latest vaudeville stage hits, with numerous entertaining parodies and burlesques, comical selections, set to music; entire collection (book form) only 65c. TROY LEWIS, Box L, Stacy Fork, Kentucky. apri2 FOR SALE—A Dramatic Sketch, with comedy relief, by well-known writer; was published in Par isienne Magazine; has played sixteen weeks Loew and Poli Time; can play another hundred weeks: for one woman and three men; no production necessary; price, a Write MITCHELL, 327 W. 30th St, New 0 FOR SALE—Manuscripts of 15 popular Plays, with all details and settings for the stage; among them ate “‘Ali Baba, or Forty Thieves,” “‘Babes in the Wood, or Robin Hood,’’ and several one-act plays of established merit. Apply N. F. OLSON, care Billboard, Chicago, Illinois. GET YOUR ACT FOR NEXT SEASON NOW and have it good for next fall; I can @x you up in the line of Monologues and Team Work Acts that are right; nothing less than $5.00. EL ©. BLUNK, Lavern Rooms, 329 N. Elizabeth St., Lima, Ohio. I HAVE FOR SALE a fine ‘collection of old Theatre Programs; a list and description of each programme will be mailed upon request; if you want to add to your own collection or deal in aatiques here is an opportunity to secure some rare play bills. Address F. G. K., Box 872, Cincinnati, Ohio. w MONOLOGUE—Just completed; laughs from start to finish, with three latest parodies, for only $2.00. MAURICE BATTISTA, Vaudeville Author, 44 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, New York. ONB 22-KARAT RECITATION, entitled ‘‘The Derelict,”” a positive hit, brand mew, price 50c; new tabloid ecript, “‘Going Over,’’ priee -00. RAKESTRAW, 324 Grand St, New York City. PERFORMERS, ATTENTION!—Originality is the watchword of the profession. Why waste money on oakum? I know what the managers want; my reference, twenty years on the boards. I have on hand Patriotic Monologue, also Rube Monologue, for $3.00, that will keep you working; two for $5.00. Also a gcod closing for your act, a recitation with pathos, ending in a comedy finish, for $1.00. Get your new material today. Why wait? Acts written to order. Sip your money order into an envelope and seal the flap. Let’s get acquainted. TRI-ANGLE BUDGET ELK TEETH (Walrus). DUTEB J. PEARCB, 405 Fidalgo St., Seattle, Washington. apr26 Pullman Car; 73 ft. long; in M. condition; steel wheels and 6-wheeled trucks, drawing and observation room, also Price for immediate wire o. b. Detroit. Great bargain Detroit, Michigan. apri2 FOR SALE a 8 5 staterooms, Kiitchen; Baker heater. acceptance, $1,750.00 f. M. MITSHKUN CO., FOR SALE—Top, 22x24, dip roof, with slight repairs will run seasou, $21.00; about 100 ft. of 9-ft. Side Wail, in one piece, roped tep and bottom, U. S. Make, good shape, $30.00; one-cylinder Elvern Mo Loreycle, good ruuning order, $5.00; 4x4 Ball Tiff boxes, in fir-t-class shape, $20.10; above goods stored in Buffalo; one large fancy Big 6 Wheel, in strong shipping box, stored in Chicago, $15.00. Address JOHN MeGUCKIN, care Wm. Mathers, 11 Elm St., Buffalo, New York. FOR SALE—500 Novelty Tweezers; any reasonable offer accepted; will mall sample for one dime. C. A. PITT, 23 Maple Terrace, Worcester, Massachusetts. FOR SALE AT BARGAIN—150 ft. 10-ft. side ‘wall: roped top and bottom: 83-inch wind band in center; one red and while striped proscenium for 4-ft. Tent; etage opening, 12 by 20 ft.; one Arhmbusier Folding Organ, in traveling box: one Power's 5 Picture Machine, and Power's 6; machine like new; 30 recia Pictures, Western, comedies and dramas; stored in Marblehead, Ill.; canvas in good condition; cheap for cash; make me an offer. Address GAY BILLINGS, Lena, Minots. GIRL PHOTOGRAPHS—Attractive poses; 20 tures, 7 —— GIRLS’ CLUB, 115 E. St., New York. minia128th aprl2 GRE‘T EGG BAG TRICK—Simple to perform ; great comedy and novelty finish; complete for 50 cents THI: YELLOW STAR NOV ELTY CO., Santa Barbara, Califoruia. may3 POP CORN—Venders of Pop Corn write for prices of my wonderful, big grain Pop Corn. FRANK D. HYERS, Grower of High-Grade Corn, Pekin, Illinois. THE WONDERFUL GAS LIGHTER—For Gas Lights and Gas Stoves; mystifying; cheapest; lasts a lifetime; sample, with directions, 25c. AB. COHN, 202 Laflin St., Chicago, Mlinois. THREE HUNDRED DIFFERENT KINDS ARCADB MACHINES; also five Skee-Ball Machines; also three Whirl-o-Ball Machines; also two Electric —y4 Base Ball Games: all same as new; sell any part at bargain. AMUSEMENT SUPPLY HOUSE, 1218 Main St., Ft. Worth, Texas. Musical Instruments FOR SALE—SECOND-HAND. 20 WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. BANJO AND SAXOPHONE WANTED—Any kind, good condition; must be a bargain. W. BOLLYN, 2864 Lincoln Ave., Chicago. peer a Chimes and Marimba Xylophone; both trunks. J. M. BUFFUM, West Bend, lowa. m apr DEAGAN STEEL MARIMBAPHONE, ies octaves; Resonators, Floor Rack, Bows; $30. “DRUMMER,” Stuttgart, Arkansas. DRUMS, Bells, Xylophone, Gong, Cymbals, Traps, complete professioaal outfit, $110.00; a snap; cost double. DRUMMER, 620 N. Dearborn St. Chicago. | half of what you make LADY PARTNER—For Medicine Oo; Performer or Piano Player preferred; no capital required; goot proposition to right party; med, show on Detroit lots, DOC MOSHER, 11 Jones Street, Detroit, Michigan. LADY PARTNER—Good appearance; to do a little talking and assist in open alr free act at park: no acting, song or dance; good ealary. THE GREAT WAR EXHIBITION, Box 254, Ashtabula, Ohio. LADY PARTNER WANTED—For Ring Act already established; I furnish all except wardrobe; stato age, height, weight and what you can do. HUGO REGO, 2725 Osgood Street, Chicago, Illinois. PARTNER WANTED—Good appearing young lady; to act as Gypsy Queen. State full particulars and write to D. BENDETT, 2444 Erie St., Chicago, PARTNER FOR ROAD SHOW—6-night stands; Part ner that has a tent about 30x70; for picture and vaudeville or medicine; travel by boat or truck; I will furnish electric ight plant. M. P. machine and 45 reels of film, comedks, Western and war pictures, and split 50-50, and we can work South for nex winter; must be sober and not afraid of work: answer all. FRANK P. BENNAGE, 349 East 43 St., Chicago, lilinols, PARTNER FOR SMALL MINSTREL, TOM OR TEN NIGHTS—I will direct and manage show; prefer ase! ~ that can and will work ahead; make me propoAddress COMBINATION MANAGER, care The "piliboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. PARTNER WANTED—Wanted Elderly Lady, palmist aud medium, that can give legitimate reading, cook, sew, kevp house, same as if it were her own home: and @ good home if you work trade is established; wife ts ill, but not sick aved; want to give her rest and comfort and flowers while she lives; she needs a good, kind, sisterly, motherly lady companion that is in tune and harmony with truthful and psychic forces, one that understands the condition of influences, etc. MADAME DUPONT, Clarvosant, cate Lingerman Help One Another Club, 705 North Sth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Would also like to have a proposition from Elderly Man Magician that can give at least a one-hour performance sultable for a church or parlor; 50-50, straight; WANTED—Attractive Young Lady Partner; nice; to travel as aeronaut; experience not necessary; good salary if preferred. BELMONT SISTERS, Reed City, Michigan. may3 must be WANTED—Young Lady Partner that has good voice or plays piano; must have good appearance. CHESR LEA, 343 W. 58th St., New York. WANTED—Strong Young Lady for boxing act: Amateurs considered. Care R. Woods, General Delivery, Norfolk, Virginia. Personal 3c WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. I TEACH MEN TO BE INTERESTING—Send today: te course, $200. ALICE BARRETT, Box 45, abel, Oklahoma. RALPH W. LEWIS—Write me. 58 E. Washington St, Chicago, or phone Randolph 141 quick. Meet me there if you can; will help if possible, but must act quickly. C. A. RB apri2 Privileges for Rent 3c WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 250. FOR SALE—Hirh-grade, long model Cornets, also Slide Trombones and Snare Drums with aluminum rims; all are in firsi-class condition, built in high and low pitch; any instrument will be sent on trial; write for bargain list. Address JAMES SISTEK, 4218 Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio, may3 FOR SALE—High-grade second-hand Musical Brass Instruments of all kinds reasonable. A. MILLER. 542 West Jackson Bivd., Chicago, mayl0 BATHING BEACH PRIVILEGE FOR RENT—Al Fresco Park, Peoria, Illinois; chance for big money. Inquire J. FROHSIN, World Theatre, 61 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Tiincis. CONCESSIONS TO RENT—Penny Arcade, Cat Rack, High Striker and other games. What have you to offer? Al Fresco Park, Peoria, Ill. Inquire J. FROHad — Theatre, 61 W. dolph St., Chicago, inols, FOR SALE—Seven Gable’s Automatic Entertainers, now working and in first-class condition; nickel slot. Columbus, Ohio, aprl9 1318 Schofield Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. PRODUCERS—Our latest bill now ready. “‘Dunne Is Undone,.”’ a laugh from start to finish; two men, one woman; price, $5.00; with opening melody, $10.0). —" & PALMER, 34 East 32d St., Suite 34, New SCRIPTS—Musical Comedy, $2.00; Dramatic, $3 00; Blackface, $1.00; list for stamp. DeVAIGNIE MANUSCRIPT CO., Room 1106, 538 S. Dearborn 8t. Chicago, Illinois. may3 TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY, DRAMATIC AND BURLESQUE SCRIPTS, $2.00 each, three for $5.00; without question if dissatistied. Reference:: Hawesaol — of Bits No. 3, just out, price $5.00; ten Ville Deposit Bank. DORSEY POWERS, Hawesville, Acts, arranged for Musical Comedy. $5.00. Kentucky. aprl9 HARRY J. ASHTON, 517 N. Clark St., Chicago. ACTS, PLAYS AND SKETCHES—Written to fit you; with end punch; special music; recognized vaudeville acts using my material. DeVAIGNIE, Room 1106, 538 So. Dearborn, Chicago, Illinois. may3 ACTS, SKETCHES, SONGS, MONOLOGUES, ETC., THAT ARE GUARANTEED ORIGINAL AND TIMBLY—We will write you any kind of a monologue for $2.00; any kind of an Act or Tabloid for $5.00; exclusive Comedy Scenes, $5.00; satisfied artists secured consecutive booking with our material. We write, produce, direct and monage anything and everything; interview by appointment. LEWIS & BELMORE, 121 West 116th, New York. ATTENTION, PERFORMERS—I have the best Dou ble Acts and Monologues that can be bought; you can’t go wrong by ordering anything in this ad. Prohibition Recitation, worth $10.00, for only 50c; Monologue (nut), $1.00; Blackface Monologue, $2.50; Blackface Monologue and Special Song (words and music), $3.00; Blackface Monologue and Special Song (words and music), $5.00; Prohibition Monologue and Special Seng (words and music), $5.00: Rube Monologue, $16.00; Wop Monologue, $10.00; Jew Monologue, $10.00; Irish Monologue, $1999; Blackface Double Act and two Special Songs (words and music), $15.00; Double Act for man and woman and three Special Songs (words and music), $15.00; a great, original Dramatic Recitation, sure-fire, $5.00; Special Songs of all descriptions from $3.00 up. P. H. SOMMERS, Author, 1316-1318 Schofield Bidg., Cleveland, Ohio. When playing Cleveland. drop in and see me, I guarantee all my material strictly original. AUTHORS—Photoplays, Stories and plays typewrit ten, 30c per thousand words; form corrected; Stories and Thotorlays also placed on commission _ basis, BALFRE, Screen Authors, 405 Bradford St., Brooklyn, New York. THREE SWELL RECITATIONS—The Face on the Bar Room Floor, The Shooting of Dan ooo and Life Is a Game of Cards, all for $1.00; mon cheerfully refunded if not satisfied. JOE BLONSKY. 732 6th St., New York City aprlg VENTRILOQUISTS—If you chenge your act every night you need my up-to-date material for performer and figure; $1 for one dialogue or three for $2; guaranteed sure-fire stuff. Address M. D. ARNOLD, Room 7, Marion Theatre Bldg, Marion, Ind. HAVE JUST WRITTEN an original, rapid-fire Talk ing Act; this patter can be used by two males or one male and one female; time, 12 minutes; street scene; costumes modern; title, ‘‘The Magic Cure’; an act full of Jaughs, original, snappy, unusual, decided novelty, bright. clever and a sure sticcess; one screamingly funny parody to close act; Act and Parody both new; price, $5.00; material guaranteed. H. C. RAKESTRAW, 224 Grand St, New York City. Miscellaneous for Sale 3c WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25¢. CALIFORNIA GOLD—Quarter size, 27¢: Half-Dollar size, 53¢; Dollar size, $1.10; 2c piece and catalogue, 10c. HERMAN SHULTZ, King City, Missouri. apri2 EVERYTHING in Post Cards; live wire list free; worth-while samples, 25c; mention 6 ferred. MUTUAL SUPPLY CO., 88 N. Davis Be, Bradford, Pennsylvania. apr26 Box 528, Annapolis, Maryland. may3 | FRED HAYES, 37 Swan &t., PERFORMERS—See our ad in this column. Some] FOR SALE—Hawalian Steel Guitar; perfect condigreat bargains. P. H. SOMMERS, Author, 1316tion: cost $20.00, sell $5.00; one Deagan Steel Mari. uba, 3% octaves, Jow pitch, good as new, $65.00. . HIPI!’LE, Shelbyville, Indiana. LARGE STOCK USED INSTRUMENTS—Woodwind and brass, always on hand; latest Bargain Bulletin on request; turn your idle instrument lito cesh; send description. .ANDER Selmer Ridg., 1579 Third Ave., New York. mayl0 NINE MUSICAL COWRBELLS, mounted on board; play with malicts; like new; Price, $8.50, or trade for Minute Postcard Camerm HAYDEN, 1219 North IMnols St., ludianapolis, Indiana. ONB RECINA MANDOLIN ORCHESTRION ADVEKTISER, with fine rolls of music; 5e slot; used very ttle; cost $890.00; frst exchange for $359.00 eold. FREDERICK DORN, 216 Polk St, Tampa, Florida. may3 AND PIANO—Wurlitzer electric and organ combined; cash or credit; price, $200.00. WM. A. KUPFERER, 1608 Morgan St., St. Louis, Missouri. SMALL CRANK OR FLUTE ORGAN— tunes; first-class condition, extra loud; BURNHAM, Puckett, Mississippl. Plays nine $50.00. M. apri2 TENOR BANJO, Stewert make; cost $75.90, sell $30.00; Banjo, 5 strings; cost $75, sell $25; ane other, $20; excellent condition. WALLACE, 2864 Lin colin Ave., Chicago, WANTED—Octopus, Deagan Una-Fon, Fog Horn, Autola, Dragon and Octopus Banners, for cash; state full particulars. J. F. K., care Billboard, Chicago. Partners Wanted for Acts (NO INVESTMENT) feo WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. GENTLEMAN PARTNER—Age, 18-20; interested in errning extra money during evenings; mut reside in Chicago; also must know every dance step; good dancer; experience not essential: send photo in first letter; will be returned. MISS P. WORKMAN, 2517 Canton St., Chicago. I WANT SINGING-DANCING SKETCH TEAM—Who can work acts, Iecture med. and play parts; for partnership in a side wall show; if you are afraid of work, booze, no; no investment; just your ability. YOUNG'S BIG VARIETY SHOW, Clinton, Minois. In Answering Classified Ads, Please Mention The Billboard. | SHOOTING GALLERY PRIVILEGE FOR RENT —Al Fresco Park, Peorla, Ul Inquire J. FROHSIN, World Theatre, 61 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Llinois. Schools, Services, Instruction lo WORD, CASH. NO ADV. LESS THAN 25c. BANJO TAUGHT BY MAIL IN FIVE LESSONS FOR only 50c (no stamps) -Add this fascinating instrument to your act. PROFESSOR LEONARD. Studio. Glens Falls, New York. aprly BIG PROFIT NIGHTLY—Moring Picture Business; small capital starts you; easily accomplished; teach you; furnish everything. RALPH J. — Argy!> Lidg., 1128 Argyle St., Cihcago. Dept. B. may3 ELOCUTION, DRAMATIC ART, PLAYS. MERE DITH, 10 8S. 18th (day and evening), Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. aprid FRE SCHOOL OF ACTING—AIl those that stopping at the Sehrman House, Sherman Lake. ° Y.: Those that wish I will prepare for the stage free Amateurs and professionals finished. Guarantce actual experience. Maybe you can sing a one. Maybe you ean dance. Maybe you can speak lin Try it out here. For particulars address DAN SHERMAN. Tho Sherman House, Davenpert Center, New York. april GET INTO VAUDEVILLE—My complete Vaudeville Course will prepare you for the Stage; price. $1.09. prepaid. JOSEPH CHARLES BRADLEY, 89 Vandam St.. New York City. mays SPINNING, BALANCING, Hooprolling. Magic, Vaudeville; latest, complete book; explains fully; greatest teacher alive; sent poxtpak!, $1.00; selling fast. CARL MARTELL, 3822 McDonald Ave., St. Louis, Missouri are JUGGLING, LEARN VENTRILOQUISM!—Myatify your friencls and make fun and money. Prof. Garry's Com plete Illustrated Course of be Lessons sent prepal'! only 35c. LaDELLE, Dept. V, Jackson, Mich. aprl9 LEARN 3 MIND READING—My for two people covers five as “effects”; ly $5. Send atamp for we inion to PROF. ZAL“NO, 518 West State St., Ithaca, New York. ete copyrighted LEARN MIND READING in two hours: origina! method: success guarantced or money back; Inatruc tions, $1.00. MME. RUTH THOMPSON, Greenfie!’ Oblo, may3 MEDICINE SHOWMEN ANYWHERE—You can easily learn to be a doctor; we give you ear’ lessons by mall and give you a beautiful diploma. We teach you to treat all kinds of sickness. You can open @ doctor's office in your own home and earn $5,000 yearly. For particulars address UNIVERSITY AD VERTISING DEPARTMENT, 24 Floor, 4250 Cottase Grove, Chicago, Llinols, mays