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The Billboard 1909-02-20: Vol 21 Iss 8 PRICE TEN CENTS FIFTY-SIX PAGES. PARKS FAIRS Ai»asei»eDt Weekly REGISTERED IN UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. Volume XXI. No. 8. CINCINNATI-NEW YORK-CHICAGO February 20, 1909. (See page 12.) Photo by Moffett, Chicago. walker; WHITESIDE, Appearing in The Melting Pot, at the Chicago Opera House n igiBER BAllOONS. Fabius Henrion DON’T PATRONIZE US SOUVEBIB BOOBS, if the price* that you paid before we BOBBER BOOBS, made ELECTRiC PIANO MUSiC. CAKE RACK CAKES, were satisfactory. Remember we are KKIFE RACK KKIVES, forcing Piano Manufacturers to estab- FOR CARKIVAL SALES ONLY iish fair prices; if you want to aiways NOISELESS have them, and get music that is supe¬ rior in aii respect* to what you had to CARBONS take and iook pieased at, then give us ON A. C. your business. We hiiTe the l«rge«l «ii»ortment of Knife Board Write for Samples and our list of Knlve* weat of the MlaalMiliipl Rl»"- O'” prloea are ■hM>lutel]r rook bottom. 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After din¬ being revived. ner the de.ssert and wine were set upon a separate table, and when they were i served the poet asked Irving if he' An eastern theatre manager sends The Stroller this letter, which he re¬ would have a gla.'^s of port. ceived recently: "Ye.s, I like a glass of port," replied , F. C. WIRKSOUTH 1 OWNER ROLLAND T. BROWN 2 OWNER the actor. i OF the: ("MOONSHINER”) Upon which Tennyson, taking him Podunk, N. Y., 1-19-1909 at his word, poured him out a glass , Dear Sir: of port, and, all unconsciously, finished | I would like to know if we could get the remainder of the bottle himself. i your hall or house for Saturday Jan Next morning the actor had to leave early, and had therefore taken ^ 23, 1909. If not please an.sure when leave of his host overnight.
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