The Billboard 1924-03-22: Vol 36 Iss 12 (1924-03-22)

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-_ The Bi llboarad MARCH 22, 1924 ISFUSTIS Pea fea in <a ee Te bhi dibed 3 3 este Aes 7) RMR MEE ‘As ad adjunct for Mab Jong it is incomparable. Write today for free illustrated cirevlar on complete DICEGG, with Bone Dice. Retails 50 “4 cents. Storekeepers buy in dezen lots, many in 100 lots, after trying sample. ~ “DICEGG” = Two red transparent dice, in a cut glass egg. A patented article of high grade workmanship. _ solid bottom and hollow top makes it come right side up after rocking, wiggling and tumbling. Boys, It’s Honest. Sharks Can’t Get You. IT SELLS QUICKLY—IT RETAILS FOR $1 PRICES TO AGENTS AND JOBBERS: Trial Dozen $7.20. Cash with order, or one-third deposit on C. O. D. orders. Sample $1.00. line “Plain Glass Its GTI TSN: 33 3S LST 3 LOPS? $50.00 Per 100. HIXDID x i K eS (PATENTED APRIL 192!) AMERICAS GREAT ¢ NEW RACING GAME. 29 EACH THE POCKET RACE COURSE This is a wonderfully teresting and exciting Racing Geme that can be played by two or a. dozen. complete layout supplied with each. This is a red-hot seller for demonstrators and agents, Selling price, 50c. Cost to you $1.80 dozen, $21.00 gross. Sample, postpaid, 20c, S.S. ADAMS CO., Asbury Park, N. J. GERMAN MONEY YES, SIR; it is a fact that you ordered genuine German Money (from some other dealer) and got it, but it was the small-size bill printed on one side only and ‘did not look like money. As a result it was not satisfactory for either trade stimulation or selling purposes. Get the big flash—large note, 44%x7% inches, printed on both sides—with the German Government’s watermark and silk threads. The kind the successful operators are using. Every piece guaranteed to be the German Government’s official money. 100,000-Mark Notes, $1.00 per 100 or $8.00 per 1,000 Notes Sample, 25c. 20% deposit, balance C. O. D. Remember my prices are always the best. LOUIS MOORE 21 West 5th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Big Stocks “Richt HIRSCH & CO., 70 Wall Street, NEW YORK GF MILITARY SPEX — DOZ., $2.00. GROSS, $20.00. STAR GOGGLE Made of Ceiluivid, . G iain .. NEW ERA OPT.CO. tina... if Round, Clear White Caves Lenses. All numbers, Dept. 12, 17 No. Wabash Ave., Chicago. DOZ., $3.00. GROSS, $35.00, WANTED For SOUTHEASTERN STATES and PACIFIC COAST Experienced Paper Men who are clean workers and can furnish references. Magazine of national interest to fruit and vegetable growers, shippers and buyers. Attractive makeup, liberal proposition and best of service. Write CIRCULATION MANAGER, Box 2711, Tampa, Fla. s ples Amber Lenses. 00Z., $2.25. GROSS, $24.00. previous three weeks, and that he probably would not return East for several years, as be las become sort of ‘‘stuck’’ on the climate of the Southwest—as pertains to his business. Among visitors to the DeVore Manufacturin Company, Columbus, recently were the wel known corn-remover worker, R. C, (Doc) Eller, and his assistant, Y. L. Yon. Besides ar1anging for some stock, the boys pipefested — a number of friends in the Ohio capital city. Notes from Patento’s World of Novelties Show: The show is in winter quarters at Tidioute, Pa., where, Manager George Parents states, it will open about May 5. This med. opry is to be considerably ae for the coming season, and will play thru Pennsylvania and West Virginia. S—pnud peelers P—aper subs. R—emedies I—nhalers N—otions G—ummagahoo Jerry Frants postcarded that he {s still kicking ebout in his headquarters town in Pennsy'vania, and busy getting his outfits in shape for the coming season. Says he will have A two med. shows in the summer, and will open the first in New Jersey in April. few medicine show friends during the winter. Quite a have visited him Anthony Weiss (he of the broken back and chest—in braces) has been under the care of a physician in Philly the past several weeks, therefore he has not been seen selling his personal postcards and pencils on the streets there for some time. He contemplates making a trip thru the country the comirg summer, selling his wares, so he informed The Billboard’s Philadelphia representative. Jack Curran musta been studying Castilian Spanish—he piped from Duluth, Minn., that weather there at the time was “‘mono freeo’’, and he translates it to be “much cold’. Business for him has been fair, he adds. ‘“‘*howdy"’ to Baker, Hobson, Moore, €am Rotter, Johnny Haskell, Lazaris and Doc Adkins. He also ‘‘shoots’’: “‘Will be with it again when the bluebirds bevin piping their lays—with everything new and freshly painted.*’ John Millerhans, proprietor of the Cel-Ton-Sa Medicine Co., Cincinnati, called on Bill early last week and informed that he had moved the greater portion of his effects into his new building in Central avenue and that within a week or two will be occupying 5,400 feet of the structure, which is 40x90, with three floors and basement. He is adding new machinery and increasing his work and office force, and stated he w'll in the very near future be able to hane’e goods for his customers in any quantity desired. Incidentally, Millerhaus has made ABSOLUTELY NEW Opener for other sales! What every woman is looking for! Something every woman can use every day! KORRECT CHERRY AND FRUIT SEEDER The only Cherry Stoner that takes stones out quickly and does not mash Cherry. Just the thing for taking seeds out of Grape Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, without cutting the core. Every woman will buy one on sight. You don't have to demonstrate. She can see what the Korrect Cherry and Fruit Seeder will do. Per Gross. 5 gross lots. .$15.00 3 gross lots.. 16.00 1 gross lots.. 17.00 1 dozen, $1.50, 25% deposit, balance C. O. D. Samples, 25c each. Send us your order for sample gross. If you do not sell, return and we will refund money. KORRECT MFG. CO., 317 E. Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. A BUSINESS MAN Prof. Gilbert Thayer, the health book man, stopped in front of a monument in Alabama a couple of years ago and re moved his skyplece lo enough his ‘‘beauty snapped’, Me ——r MEDICINE MEN! | Hitch up with the “live” one this season. Send your orders where you're sure to get the best quality medicines at lowest prices and shipments when you want them. No extras for your own private brand. Send for'price list today. Quality Drug Co. P. O. Box 859 CINCINNATI, O. | ——.. AGENTS SALESMEN Big Seller and Money-Maker. ry woman warts . KANTBURN KCOKER Bales, roasts and toasts perfect'y over any gas or oi! bummer at a big saving of fuel Sample sent prepaid for $1.00. Send for our liberal offer. SAVAGE MFG. CO. 419 8S. Campbell Ava., Chicago SEEDS. 10¢ Package: CLUTCH PENCILS, 75¢ dozen. RS, i2¥ee Each. LEATHER BILLFOLDS, $2.00 a Dozen, $22 a Gross. SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTING CO., Knoxville, Tenn.