The Billboard 1923-09-29: Vol 35 Iss 5 (1923-09-29)

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So hen te The Biliboard SEPTEMBER 29, 1923 60-— PARTI SRETH “RT UAET ETON ~ 1982 Ginger’ ‘*sMinnual CATALOGUE iS NOW READY THE MOST AUTHORITATIVE PRICE LIST OF ITS KIND PUBLISHED. Tt meets every supply want for Concessions, Camivals, Bazaars, Clubs, Fairs, Retail} Stores, Premium Users, Streetmen, Salesboard Operators, etc, COMPLETE WITH BOXES Exceptional value. Asso’ engths, graduated. Bach Necklace Anished with 20-6 Sold Gold Clasp Pete B. B. 7711—Imported French Pearl Necklace, 24-inch, graduated, gold clasp, in box, complete, $1.45. B. B. 6982—Imported French Pearl Necklace, 24-inch, graduated, gold clasp, in box, extra quality, complete, $1.55. B. B. 6540—“La Princess” Imported French Pearl Necklace, 24-inch, graduated, gold clasp, in box, complete, $2.00. B. B. 7708—“La Princess” Imported French Pearl Necklace, 30-inch, graduated, gold clasp, in box, complete, $2.75. Very fine color and NO SAMPLES. 25% DEPCSIT WITH EVERY ORDER. 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You all know the Button Package that {s getting the money. Don't tet them fool you. I have got cheap Button Packages, too. HEAVIEST UNBREAKABLE FINEST Trade 88 oo Mast. STOCK oo ar ors QUALITY 59130-—Fine Combe, vanees sccccceess ross, $13.29 59150—Fine Cembs, 3%4x2's.. = a. 563\4—Dressing Comb, 7'/4xi" Groes, 15.60 56312—Dressing Comb, 7%xi%. Gross, 21.00 56313—Dressing Comb, 7%xi% Gross, 21.00 56638—Barber Com ax Gross, 13. { 56216—Pocket Comb. en Leatherrttc Slides. tal Rim IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY HANDLE LINE USED BY ORIGINAL SUCCESSFUL DEMON. STRATORS. BE CONVINCED OF THE QUALITY AND WEIGHT. COMPARE WITH OTHER LINES. TRY ANDO SEE. SEND FOR OUR SAMPLE ASSORTMENT. SENT PREPAID FOR $1.50. THE COMB HOUSE OF AMERICA, 7 and 9 Waverly PL, |New York City. Agents, Streetmen, Carnival Men, Novelty Dealers, Premium Users BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SAILOR GUN A plaything that appeals to both pe sy girls. Entirely new. Popular price, Big seller. Can also be used tor premtuta and advertising pu Sample, 35¢, id. KEI NOVELTY WORKS, 241 East Sth St. Erie, Pennsytvania, by GASOLINE BILL BAKER. Let's hear from Al Bloom as to Dy: ees in health. Several have asked about Al. Bob Robinson is still selling ‘‘bladders’’ (bdalloons), now down in Tennessee, Everybody (unless financially ‘‘independent’’) should be looking forward to their winter's work. What have you in mind? Haven't heard much this year from raincoat salesmen. The season has been good for them. “One of the always,” writes Dusty ee ge Ruralist circulation, relative to the Bedford (Va.) Fair. H. C. L.—Haven’t had a Mine on Doe (Garlic) Mansfield for a ‘“‘coon’s age’’. He's possibly meandering over about St. Louis or Memphis. The oldtimer, Doe Burke, sent Bill a beautiful pictorial folder of Ashokan Reservoir, in the Catskill Mountains, New York State. Doc Williams {is among ‘“‘those present’ in Tennessee. Don’t know exactly what Doc is working on at present, but it’s a two-to-one shot he’s not shirking work by any means. C. M. Williams, for a number of years an advertising head with The Billboard, is now doing special publicity work with the Seyler Medicine Co., of Cincinnati, Should you spell the name of Dr. Nema (Go Wango) backward, you will have the conclusion of all good pitchmen’s prayers for cleaning out of all the rifraf. Jolly Bert Stevens is still with the Woods Show, up New York way. Stevens says he was the victim of a ‘“‘worthless check’’ as salary from a manager some time during the summer. Who's the feller who signs himself “The Frat.""? He's a paper man. He postcarded *“McCamm, Copp and Smith—Let’s hear trom some of you fellows!’’ Tommy Burns (of Cincinnati) is an almostsure sales getter. The trouble with Tommy is (has been for years), he won't stick to it— he likes to dabble in pit show business instead of pitching. Doggonit, Andy Watson, how cum you're 80 quiet these days? Haven't heard from during the last “generation” of razor-bac rooters down in “‘Ol’ Arkansas’’. Still in those diggin’s? The writer has not beard from or of Dave Blair since he was in St. Louis about two years aco. His brother (Max) is asking about ae, his pipe further along in this week's ipes, In The Great Falls (Mont.) Leader of recent date C. EB. Marquis was highly complimented for his clever impersonation of the departed President Lincoln during a window ‘“‘statue”’ demonstration, When traveling thru the country one should not be too quick at taking exception to remarks, as quite often these are not sarcasm, but meant as humor on the part of the ones making them, Some one said recently that Jim Kelley, the “specialty king’’, was thinking of taking a little vacation for himself and making a trip from New York to cities of the Central States, including Cincy. No tidings, as yet, of having started, Eddie Oliver, top and other specialties worker, postcarded from New York September 14: “Here this week, taking in the ‘Mardi Gras’ at Coney Island and looking things over.’ sddie’s headquartering hibernation is Dayton, O. —<didn’t know that he had migrated eastward. Regarding an inquiry in this column some time ago as to “At what places did you work at fairs?’’ there have been very few answers, There are good reasons for asking questions of this nature—and for the welfare of all the boys. Shake a leg, you fellows, and display more confidence. It was relayed by way of our New York office that Irvin Seigel—lDepper jewelry polish, also of photo jewelry fame—had just closed a successful season at Luna Park, Coney Island. He is resting up a few weeks, after which he intends a tour thru South America with a crew of four. Word reached Bill last week from Albany, N. Y., that the Jones medicine show at Syracuse had been called a ‘‘carnival’’ by some would-be newspaper scribe. Anyway, the “powers that be’* (and supporters) found fanit and no further license was granted, the report stated. R. L. Ragan “shoots’’ from Sanford, Me., that while in Laconia recently he met Sullivan and Justin, hustlers of the paper frat., who were taking many subs. ‘“‘We had a pleasant evening together,” says R. L. ‘‘We would like to see more pipes from the boys working in New England, as there doesn't seem to be many from them.”’ In the issue of September 15 there appeared in Pipes a mention that Sam Kanner had visited Berk Brothers, and it inadvertently gave this firm as being located in Chicago. However, virtually all the readers would be quick to recognize the error and know that the well known firm of Berk Brothers is located at 543 trondway, New York City, where it has catered to pitchmen for more than twenty years. In many places the traveling street salesmen not only have to work like beavers in order to earn a few paltry doliara for the keep of themselves and their loved ones at home, but (Contiued on page 126) Buy from errr | $15.00 Our Famous Original an ‘dumbe Pen, white tipped cap, png nickel plated clip and ao oe a ob pen, box, imprinted with and guarantee randum Book. "Per Growese, 90:00 SPECIAL RUNNING MICE Best Guality $3.50 Per Gross 7-In-t Opera Gtoceee (not made of tin or met al), made of Celluloid. $18.00 One-half cash with order, Dalance C. 0. D, BERK BROTHERS 543 Broadway, New York City U1 you use selt-filfing i>. FOUNTAIN PENS or PENCILS, RAZORS, German Self Filling Jumbo, chased barrel better worker than Austrian, fitted with 14k plated pen point, in cartons, with clips. $15.00 per gross, complete. Positively best buy on the market. Nickel Indelible Lead Pencils, at $350 per gross. Others at $6.00 per grossand up. Mail 50 cents for three samples. 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