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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
AUTO men PAY
FINES FOR NOT
0BEYINC RULES

Following the arrest yesterday
morning of 27 autoists the majority
of whom were arrested on charges of
having faulty tail lights, Judge Wilder
imposed fines ranging from 81 to $3
in the City court this morning other
motorists who were taken in the
drive yesterday against the violators
and who were charged with various
other violations of the. state automo-
pie laws were given heavier penalties
Those arraigned and the charges
against each and the disposition of
each case follows:
Seventeen of the violators who were
first heard were charged with having
Larson of Fairfield avenue, fined 81;
Elton A. Mcfarland of 1854 North
avenue, fined 81; Harvey Newman
of 1885 Fairfield avenue, 81; Albert
Bowman of 181 Capitol avenue, case
nolled; John Pritz of 386 Lafayette
street, fined So; Harold sundine of 4o5
Maplewood avenue. So; Charles H.
Pallans of Milford. 81; Michael Kindel
OF 542 Noble avenue. nolled; Joseph
Gallon of Waterbury. So; Frank
krozer of Ill Johnson street, ST.;
John Kondor of 967 Wordin avenue,
81; Joseph Gall of 95 Ridge avenue,
81; Igno Mauro of 46 Jewett avenue
So; Ernest R. Hart of 25S Olive
street failed to appear in court and
forfeited bonds of SIS; Michael NJ.
R. Sogt of 5S Parrot avenue nolIed ;
Emil Hessinger of New Haven, 81.
One other violator of the tail light
clause who was arrested yesterday
afternoon, Edward Gynovicz, of 1876
Main street, paid fine of So.
Seven who were arraigned and
charged with reckless driving and
speeding were Wasil Covachuk of
Sylvan avenue, $50 and cosas; Mike
Aneonopoulous of PAS Sheriden street,
SO and costs; Frank B. Golesky of
Southport, nolled on the payment of
$40; Enoch Sprague of 1868 Park
avenue, nolled on the payment of $40;
Arthur E. Pratt of Stratford, nolled
on the payment of SIS; Walter Frank
lin of 1,154 Noble avenue, no1led on
the payment of SIS; and Edward B.
Brotherton, nolled on the payment of
SO.
The two other violators, Charles A.
P1annaquis of IS Waldorf avenue,
improper headlights. was fined S.,
and the case of Charles Phillips, a
jitney driver of SO Deacon street, who
was arraigned on three counts, breach
of the peace, faulty headlights and
overcrowding, was settled when Judge
Wilder fined the man $40 and costs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
S 16 READY FOR
DEEP SEA TEST

The u S. Submarine S-16 is about
ready to proceed from the Lake Tor
deep sea dive and other minor tests
before being turned over to the gov
ernment. The S-16 is the most up
to-date submarine in the world and
will be assigned to the big fleet on
the Pacific Coast In undergoing the
test before acceptance by the govern
ment, the men who compose the crew
are all experienced and the finest in
their line The S-16 has quite a num-
Der of Bridgeport men in her crew
who were recruited at the local re-
cruiing office when the government
was filling the complement of the
shin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
,JITNEY RAN AWAY
FROM ACCIDENT

Louis Costa of Birmingham street
suffered decorations of the scalp and
abrasions of the right leg on Grand
street bridge yesterday when a jitney,
struck the horse drawn wagon upon
which Costa was riding. Costa was
thrown from the wagon to the street.
Upon seeing the damage done the
driver of the jitney jumped out and.
ran away. No trace of him SO far
has been found. The license mark
is P S. 76S. Costa was treated by
DR.. J. A. Maxwell of the Emergency
hospital who found that the injuries
were slight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
IS First
To Identify
Frank D. Bell

The contestants had little difficulty
with the profile of Frank D. Bell, vice
president of Meigs & Co.. one of
Bridgeport's leading business men.
The first correct identification was en-
tered by w. e. Wills, SO Prospect
street, at 1880 last evening. Other
early and correct identifications were
furnished by C. J. O'Connel, and J.
D. Monahan, SIS James street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
MARINE, -ARGONNE
VETERAN. is DEAD

y Henry Francis, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Patrick Elliott of ZIG Brooks street,
died last night He was a member
of Court Marina. of the Knights of
columbus, the American Legion and
I'oreign War Veterans He was gass-
ed al Chateau Thierr.t and wounded
at Argopne Forest He went over
with the Send division of infantry.
He is survived by four sisters, Mrs.
Emma Sheetan- Mrs. Jennie Lyons
and Mary and Grace Elliott and one
brother, Robert Elliott
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
.LE C0|NTE WINS
BENNETT TROPHY

Etampes, France, Sept. 29.-Sad
Lecointe, flying in. Nieuport air
plane, won the James Gordon Ben
nett Cup for France this afternoon.
Lecointe had comparatively easy
victory as all of the contestants save
Frederick P Rayham of Great Brit
ain, flying in Martynside airplane,
were comoel1ed to drop out. Lecointe's S
time was one hour, six minutes II
1-5 seconds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
CHAUFFEUR ENONERATED

Greenwich, Conn, Sept. 2s.-The
finding issued by Coroner J. J. Phe-
Ian completely exonerates Redfield L.
Forrest, chauffeur for Coulter D.
Huyler of the Huyler candy firm,
from any liability of a criminal ma
ture for the accident in which Charles
w. Bates of Harrison, n. Y, was
killed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
CAVALRY PRESSES REDS.

CAVALRY PRESSES REDS.
Warsaw, Sept. 2S - Polish cavalry
operating in the rear of retreatlng
Bolshevik forces in the region of
Grodno have reached a point north of
Ida, says an official statement issued
tOday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
UNDER $500 BONDS

Arraigned in the City court this
morning, charged with adultery, Rob-
ert Lewis of Waterbury and Grace
Downs of Madison Heights. this city,
had their case continued over until
tomorrow. Bonds were fixed at $500
in each case.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-28
THE WEATHER

For Bridgeport and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesdays; somewhat cooler
Wednesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
DANVILLE BANK
OF Danville; It's Resources
Over S500,00O

with 4 constant steady growth in
number of depositors and volume of
business and more pleased savings
depositors and checking accounts. The
Danville Bank extends its annual
1920) greeting TO the people of the
Twin City and vicinity. This lively
financial institution was established
In 1884, and its resources aggregating
over S500,00000 and capital and sur
plus over $5G0O0.OO. A general bank.
ing business Is transacted and their
deposltors are secured by personal
property. real estate and life insurance
over 800 10000 and go interest paid
on time deposits; and collections made
in o prompt and most satisfactory
manner. Mr.. Albcrt l. Wolfe is bank.
er, and Mr.. J. Il, Dousherty, cashier,
and every consistant favor il extend
ed 10 their patrons by the manage,
ment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
BANBURY & SON
Owners of Large And Cop
ivus Elevator

The important grain business is
well represented in The Twin Cities
of Danville and Buckeye City by Mr..
c. V. Banbury & Son, who are widely
and favorably known throughout this
district. They succeeded N. II. Hunt
er, and handle all kinds of the golden
cereals including grain. seeds, hay,
wool, coal, lime, cement, flour, feed,
live stock. and all kinds of lumber and
roofing. They are at all times pre-
paired to furnish you with the closest
estimates for all kinds of building ma
terial and coal and their figures will
be found right. ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
FORD SERVICE GARAGE
Branch of The F. j. Harris
Go. of Mt. Vernon

The authorized Ford Sales & Ser
vice Station and Garage of both Buck
eye City and Danville is a branch of
+. J. Harris e Co.. of Mt. Vernon. Mr..
Clifford Hall is the able and efficient
manager. and only expert assistants
and most skilled autoist and mechan-
les are employed. This Is headquarters
for the famous Ford car, the Universal
Car. which is the ideal car for every
man and it is within reach of all. AL
so the celebrated "Fordson' tractor,
and they carry full and complete line
of Ford supplies and extras. "Fire.
stone" and the "Michlen" tires. Oil.
greases and best gasoline and spe.
cialty is made of expert auto repair
ing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
NYHART SALES co.
Agency For Dodge And
Chevrolet Cars

The large and we'll equipped garage
of The Nyhart Auto Sales Co. of both
Buckeye City and Danville. is under
the able and efficient management of
Mr. w, II. Norrick, who is live wire
In the auto world OF trade. This Is
the sales agency FOR the Dodge Bros"
and Chevrolet motor cars, both OF
which have become famous and for a
demonstration of these wonderful ma.
chimes call at the garage. They also
handle all kinds of auto accessories,
and supplies, the famous ~. s." tire,
and all kinds OF auto repairing is at
tended to in Il prompt and most salts
Factory manner by experts at the
trade
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
G. II. SIMMONS
One Of Buckeye. City's Big
General Stores

In all the wide range of mercantile
pursuits carried on in the Twin Cities
buckeye City and Danville) we take
just pride in calling the public's at
tention to the Big Store of Quality and
Dependable Merchandising conducted
by Mr.. C. II. Simmons. The store is
Systematically arranged into separate
departments and the store comprises
an elegant array OF dry and fancy
goods, hosiery. novelties and notions.
mems work clothes, groceries and
shoe and rubber footwear and he pays
the highest market prices for butter,
eggs and produce. Mr.. Simmons is
fully up to the times in mercantile
ethics ,and his prices will be found
right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
VIM. NEIDERHOUSE
Owner of Sanitary Meat
Market At Buckeye City

The thoroughly sanitary meat mar
ket of Buckeye City is ably conducted
by Mr.. VIM. Neiderhouse. who is an
expert Judge of prime beef cattle.
This gentleman supplies his patrons
with the choicest of cured and fresh
meats the market affords, including
the sweetest chops" juiciest "roasts,"
tcnderest steaks" and most delicious
outlets" Also hams, bacon, home
rendered lard, sausages. etc. and he
is always in the market for veal, and
live stock on foot.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30

iberia last Saturday and was not bur-
led until Monday.
Mrs, beverly claims that the house
was not under quarantine during the
child's sickness for the reason thai
there was no official to take charge
OF the case. The public health nurse
desires to bring these facts to the
"ttention of the public. showing he
absolute need OF county health Of
lcer or "A health official I'm the var
Gus townships.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
9. v. BuRR1s
Proprietor Of The Quality
Drug Store

The Nyal Quality Drug Store of
Danville is conducted by Mr.. c. v
Burris, the Past Master. who is wide
ly and favorably known throughout
this district and he has succeeded in
making hosts Of friends and acquaint-
ances. The stock comprises complete
line of chemically pure, fresh drugs
and patent medicines of standard rep
utation, perfumes, toilet and fancy ar
ticles, stationery and school supplies.
Dr. Hess Goods and a full and com
plete line of the famous Nyal's Quail
ty Family Remedies. And special
ty is made of compounding physicians
prescriptions and family recipes with
accuracy and dispatch.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
PARISH" CREAMERY
Makers of Creamery Butter
Dealer In Eggs

ii
The Parish Creamery is an import
ant accession to the industrial enter
prise of The Twin Cities. Mr.. G. w.
Parish. the enterprising proprietor, is
an expert in the creamery and produce
grade of pure and wholesome cream
cry butter, which is conceded to have
no equal on the market and finds a
ready sale wherever introduced. He
also handles eggs, all kinds of poultry
and cream products, for which he pays
the highest market prices and the
tests are honestly made by the latest
and most scientific methods and all are
cordially invited to give him call
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
HARRY SHERMAN
Postmaster And Business
Man Of Buckeye City

The able and efficient past master
and merchant above named is widely
and favorably known throughout this
district for his many sterling quail
ties and high personal worth to the
public. Mr.. Harry Sherman carries q
well selected line of cigars. confec-
tions, notions. stationery and writing
paraphernalia, best magazines and
patent medicines and toilet articles.
This gentleman extends the (1920)
compliments of the season to his pa
irons and friends and all are cordial
ly invited to give him call.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
s. L. MAJOR
Owner of Sanitary Grocery
at Danville, o.

The neat and thoroughly sanitary
grocery store of Danvile is ably pre-.
sided over by Mr.. $. l.. MAJOR, who
stands pre'eminently in the front rank
of the exclusive grocery trade of the
Twin Cities. This gentleman carries
an excellent line of both staple and
fancy groceries, canned goods, pure,
aromatic spirces, condiments, best
teas and coflees, dried and fresh fruits.
garden and orchard productions and
country produce, enameled ware. dish.
es, queonsware, etc, all in excellent
assortment aud great variety and he
handles butter. eggs and produce
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
r.. G. HOAGLAND
G. e eneral Merchandising;
Successor TO Trussal

Our general review of The Twin CT.
ties would be incomplete if we failed
to make particular mention of it-well
arranged general store of Buckeye CT
ty, conducted by Russell G. IIoagland
who enjoys his quota of the trade. The
stock comprises well selected line
Of dry goods, notions, choice staple
and fancy groceries, garden and or
chard productions and country pro-
duce and he handles butter and eggs.
In conclusion we desire to state that
Mr.. lloagland is fully up to the times
with every detail Of his business and
all are cordially invited to give him
call
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
LONEY COMPANY
Dealers In Hardware, Paint
and Roofing

Tho thoroughly up-to-date and well
stocked general hardware store of
Danville. so ably presidcd over by Mr..
Jadson Loney & Sons, stand I'm the
front rank OF the general hardware
trade OF The Twin City. The stock
carried by these gentlemen comprise
complete line Of shelf and heavy
hardware. mechanics, carpenters and
builders tools, edge tools and cutlery
OF the most celebrated makes, the ia.
nous "Favorite" stoves aud ranges,
oil and gas heaters, Laurel stoves and
'Copperclad" ranges, paints. oils,
stains, roofing. plumbing, etc. They
nave The agency for the famous Stude.
baker Light g., Special q" and Big
Xix cars and for demonstration call
al the store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
q. w. CARVER
Sanitary Home Bakery of
Twin City

The thoroughly sanitary Home Bak-
cry Of The Twin City Is ably conduct.
ed by Mr. G. w. Carver who Is an
expert in the bakers art. Sanitation
is his motto and everything Is clean
and kept in strict conformity with the
pure food laws Of the state. This gen.
tleman turns out the choicest of
bread daily. pies, cakes. buns. rolls
and numerous delicacies and well
fection. He also carries fresh line
of canned goods. cOnfections, cigars
tobacco, etc, and all are invited to
give him IA call
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
TWIN CITY MILL
Home of The Famous Ohio
Made Flour

The Banner takes pardonable pride
in calling the public's attention to The
Twin City Milling Co., ably conducted
by Mr.. D. w. Keiser who keeps fully
in touch with every detail of this i'm
portant industry This is the home
of the famous Isabelle" brand of
flour which is conceded by the trade,
baker and housewife to have no su.
perior on the market. They also ham
die graham flour, corn meal, chat,
bran, middlings. and feeds uffs in
general and pay the highest market
prices for grnin A specially is made
of custom grinding and gristing for
the farmers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
u. G.. TRUsSEL
One Of The Large Grain
Dealers OF Buckeye City

The live and prosperous grain mer-
chant of Buckeye City. who stands
high in the estimation of the general
public, is that of Mr. U. S. Trussel &
Co. This gentleman keeps fully in
touch with the latest current market
quotations and he always pays the
highest prices for all kinds of grain.
He also handles both hard and soft
coal, tile, feed, flour, salt, etc. And
he is widely and favorably known for
his many sterling qualities and high
personal worth to the farming COM
munity.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
w. T. WATSON
Owner of Danville's Best
Jewelry Store

NO jewelry store in Knox county
mas more attractive appearance than
the nicely appointed establishment SO
ably presided over by Mr.. w. Il. Wat.
son, who is deserving of grea, com.
mendation in our business and com.
mnnlty write-up of the Twin City. This
gentleman carries an eXcellen, line of
Jewelry of new and novel designs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
G. P. RICE & SON
Dealers In Agricultural I'm
plements; Farm Machinery

The large implement warehouse of
Danville is conducted by G. =. Rice
& Son who control trade second to
none in this district. They handle
the best makes of agricultural imple.
ments and farm machinery, including
the famous New Idea manure
spreader. the worlds famed DELAY.
al cream separators. gas engines of
all sizes for the farm, and Hanna s
celebrated Green Seal paints. oils
stains and varnishes. And as they are
fully conversant with every detail of
led to sell right and all are cordially
invited to give them call.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
COMMERCIAL BANK
Of Buckeye City; Member
Federal Reserve System

IN our busiest resume of The Twin
City. We take pardonable pride in call
ing the public's attention to The Com
mereial t& Savings Bank Co.. of Buck
eye City. This big financial institu-
ton has capital. surplus and profits
Of s35 900 90 and resources over $780,
10000 A general banking business Is
transacted, interest paid on time de-
posits. safety deposit boxes to rent.
and collections made with promptness
and dispatch. Mr.. d. s. Workman Is
president; Mr. n. II. Hunter. vice
president; Mr. II. ]. Wander, cashier.
and Miss Mary Workman. assistant
cashier, all of whom are widely and
favorably known
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
"MACK'S PLACE"
One Of the Best Grocery
Stores In Buckeye City

We can say with the greatest of
pleasure, that "Mack's Place" which is
located between Buckeye City and
Danville. bear the distinction of being
one of the most popular establish
ments of the kind in the Twin City.
This gentleman carries an excellent
line of both staple and fancy grocer
les. candy cigars. tobacco, best teas
and coffees. fruits, etc. and neat
lunch counter is run in connection
Mr.. j. A. McComber is a prince of
good fellowships who will meet and
greet you with a smiling face. as he
did us. and send you away with one
of your own.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
THOS. B. s0HOLES
Dealer In Implements And
Auto Accessories

In compiling business write.up of
The Twin Cities buckeye City and
Danville) we cannot afford to over
look the live and influential dealers
in all kinds of agricultural implements
and farm machinery. Messrs. Thos. b.
Scholes 4 Son handle both the Buick
5-passenger, and Overland-4 cars
which have become famous all over
the universe for style, fine finish dur
ability and endurance of engines. They
also have the agency for the "Calor.
ic' furnaces and for anything in the
above line, they are prepared to DEFY
all competition
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
MILLER BROTHERS
Garage And Auto Repair
Station In Danville

No automobile garage in this sec.
auto owners than that so ably conduct.
tfon stands higher in the estimation of
ed by the Miller Bros. both of whom
are expert autoists and skilled me,
chanics. The plant is we'll equipped
and they are amply prepared to attend
PROMPTLY to all kinds Of auto repair.
ing, rim, tire and tube work and Il
specially Is made of battery work
and recharging on the shortest posi-
BILE notice and their prices will be
found right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
[c tn

Mrs. John Mcl.arnan calle on Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Farmer Friday af
ternoon.
Mr.. Charles Melick spent last week
with his son. Lester Melick.
Master Woodrow Stringfellow is on
the sick list
Nh Ross Nethers, who has been
seriously i'll, is not any better.
Mrs. Lon Totten and daughtelt
Irene, called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
lioyman and family Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary Colgin is on the sick
list.
Miss Hazel Miser spent Saturday
night with Edna Underwood.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
GEORGE G. MOWERY
Popular Dealer In Groceries
Also Owns Restaurant

by the above named gentleman, who
is ably assisted by his estimable wife,
is centrally and advantageously locat-
ed on the corner in close proximity
to the Pennsylvania railroad depot.
This gentleman handles fine line of
absolutely pure and fresh groceries,
cigars. tobacco, candies, fruits and
notions. A well arranged lunch coun-
ter and tables for transient trade is
also run in connection and all are COR
daily invited to step in while visiting
Buckeye City.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
G.. A. HENLEY
The Exclusive Shoe Store of
Danville, o.

The up to date exclusive shoe store
of The Twin City is ably conducted
by Mr.. G. A. Henley, who is fully con-
versant with every detail of the shoe
trade and the wants of his large corps
of patrons. The well selected stock
comprises an excellent line of light
and heavy footwear for men, women,
misses and children, including the ia
nous "Walkover" shoe with the snap
and style of last. and rubber footwear
for the whole family. Mr.. Henley is
able to sell right and his prices will
be found right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
CHURCH NOTE

Howard NJ. +. Church Sunday
Feb. /. Sunday school at 10 a. m
George W. Crise, superintendent
Morning worship at II. Sermon, Re
moving Mountains Evening wor'
shin at 1880. Sermon; Road Hogs.
official board prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at 1880. Every offic'
ial and unit leader be present.
Wesley Chapel. Sunday, Feb. |.
Sunday school az p. m. Elmer Kay
lor, superintendent. Worship at 3.
Please come on time SO that we can
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
BATES PIRATES TO
PLAY HERE FRIDAY

Bates Pirates, holders OF first place
in The city league OF Columbus. will
play The Mounts here Friday evening
on the schedule recently cancelled by
The Cheyenne Indians, Bates Pirates
is considered the strongest team
playing basketball IN Columbus this
year. and fully a. fast q game can he
expected here tomorrow evening as
II The Indians had srrlyed An per
contract.
The lineup for the game Is Az fol
lows:
Mounts Blair n. Clements RI, Sapp
c, 81 Jones TX, ID. Jones re-.
Pirates-ituh II, Schenck RI, Crum
c. Joe Sites IL. West re; King. extra.
Tickets for this big game can be
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-30
S. 1. SAPP & SON
General Hardware Dealers
of Brink Haven :

The up-to-date general hardware
store conducted by Messrs. G. |. Sapp
& Son. Is filed with complete line
of general hardware including cutlery,
Cream separators, implements, auto
accessories and supplies, Butler pipe
less furnaces, and gas engines for the
farm and they handle feed, furs. hides.
pelts, for which they pay the highest
market prices.