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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21

tended, and quite orderly. Boxes sold well. The proceeds, we understand, will go to purchase wood.
 Quite an interest is being taken in the Wednesday evening Bible study.
 Cotton is still very low, because America refused to ratify the Yer sailles treaty.
 When and where will our s. I. A. meet again?
 December 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
little Rock last week.

Little Rock last week.
 C. o. Hendrickson, who has been quite sick with neuralgia, is improv- ing
 Mrs. F. II. Miller is quite sick at this writing
 We wish a merry Christmas to all the county correspondents and the Log Cabin Democrat.
 The box supper al the schoolhouse on last Friday evening was well at-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
MARTINI WILLIE.

Our school closed on December r for the Christmas holidays.
 No, Shady Grove, the long-tailel black hound you describe is not ours The dog We lost was 'yaner'.
 Mrs Josie Lucas visited relatives at
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21

Foo much sweet stuff puts the stom acl out of order. A dose of Prickly Ash Bitters corrects the trouble, re
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-21
Engineers Commend Commission Regulation Public Utilities

The Western Society of Engineers at a meeting in Chicago recently adopted rss'o'oa commenting commission regu- latlon, pointing la.-
 The aJ rraee forced the utility 10 make the best bargain could with the city council with the result that service was poor where were low and extravaganza where the rates were too high.
 TAa old city council control practice the sryice-using public helpless against either poor service unjust during the contract period
 With commson the rights of the public and the utilities are protected the public afe-guardd pos sible unjust by that decisions subject review (n Arkansas recently in the Dewitt depot case the Supreme Court upheld the commits sion after the circuit amended the ruling) Old impossible with utilities with other necessities commission has performed its proper duty increasing present conditions and will equally effectua agent in decreasing them should conditions warrant reductions in the future
 The Engineers declare "Any attempt to impair the funess the commission, abrdge its and peciay to go to old of political control of utilities would be distinct step backward and would stue grave the industries of the state and to it's people"
 Fortyve and three provinces (Hawa Porto Rico and inc Pbppnes have found the commission method the best
 Public Relations Section
 ARKANSAS UTILITIES ASSOCIATION
 Little Rock, Arkansas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
few FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies' Arc Using Re-
Cipc OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lus-
tire. or when it fades. turns gray.
dull and lfelcss, is caused by n lack
Of sulphur in the hair. Our grand
mother made up "A mixture of Sage
Tea and Sulphur 20 keep her locks
dark and beautiful. and thousands
Of women and men who value that
even color, that beautiful dark shade
Of hair which IS so attractive, use
only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous
mixture improved by the addition
of other ingredients by asking at any
drug store for a bottle Of "Wyeth' 5
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
darkens the hair so naturally, so
evenly. that nobody can possibly tell
il has been applied. You just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
BY morning the gray hair disap-
pears, but what delights the ladies'
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound is that, besides beauti-
fully darkening the hair after a few
applications, il also brings back the
gloss and lustre and gives it an ap-
pearance of abundance.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Qucs.
ffOug ,

Can You Answer These Qucs-
tiOns?
DO you know why olntments do
not give you quick and lasting re-
lief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
DO you know the cause OF piles
Is internal?
That there IS stagnation OF
blood in the lower bowel?
DO you know that there is a
harmless internal tablet remedy dis
covered by DIT Leonhardt and
known as HEI-ROID. now sold by
Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store and
druggists generally. that is guaran-
teed2
HEM ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the internal cause by free
ing blood circulation in the lower
bowel This simple home treat
ment has an almost unbelievable
record for sure. safe and lasting re-
lief 10 thousands Of pile sick suffer-
ers, and saves the needless pain and
expense OF an operation There is
no reason why II should not do the
same for you.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
TO GIVE SECOND
CONCERT SUNDAY
Symphony Orchestra Prepares
Program For Musicale at
Oliver Hotel.

The South Bend symphony or
chestra under the direction OF
Frederick IT, Ingcrs0ll viii be heard
IN the second concert of the season
sunday afternoon at o'clock in
the Rotary room NJ the oliver hotel.
Miss Florence Guthrie. soprano will
De the so,oist OF the afternoon.
J.. Wedding Dance (Waltz) Lincke.
2 Three Songs from EUiand
Gee. .............|O FlclitZ
Ca Silent Woe.
OBJ Secret Greetings
Co Anathema
3. (a) CRADLE Song ...... Kjerlub
OBJ Northern Serenadc ole Olson
4. (a) BY the Waters Of
Minnetonka ... Lieurance.
OBJ The Lord is my Light
..... Francis Allitsen.
Miss Florence Guthrie
3. (a) Swedish Wedding March
...... ............ SOderman.
(h) Midsummer Nights
Serenade .......,-.. Albenitz.
8. Souvenir ............... Drdla.
g. suite .-.......-.-. ...-.. German.
(a) Nalse GraCieuse.
(b) Souvenir
Co Gypsy Dance.
James Cover viii he the so1oist for
the next concert Sunday Nov. IA.
1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
KILLS YOUTH IN
DANCE HALL ROW
At FORT WAYNE
- TnIfel 80.

Bv United Press.
TT. WAYNE. Ind. Nov 6--Ralph
n. Minscr. is years old. died during
q fist fight last night with Fred
Baucrmeister.
The fight occurred in an alley
back OF a dance hall in the down
town district and is said 20 have
been caused over an argument about
girl in the dance hall Both the
boys left the hall followed by about
"a score Of others. Arriving in the
alley they discarded their coats and
hats and sta rted 20 fight. The fight
had been in progress about l. min
utes when Minser fell 20 the ground
and his head struck "a stone. Minser
failed 20 get up and was carried %
the Y NJ. G. A where physicians
pronounced him dead.
Bauermeister Is being held by the
police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIlsworth's Annual ID .partmcnt
Managers and Clerks Sale no1v I'm
fun swing has been such "A big &c
cess that the Dept. Managers and
Clerks decided 10 continue the sale
for another seven days
100 Discount on all Sale Prices
1870 Discount on Everything I'm the
Store.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Sale Ends next Sat. at $50 p m.
939S-7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
DANCING At OLIVER TUESDAY
NIGHT

The regular Tuesday night dance
at the Oliver will be held In the cafe
on the main floor from 10 u
o'clock. Table reservations can
be obtained from the head waiter
at $3.50 per couple. The Hotel Oil
yer orchestra under the capab ole
direction OF Jules Stein will furnish
the music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
CANCEL WINSHIP
TALK TO TEACHERS

The meeting scheduled for Mon
day night AT the high school. 1t
which Or. A. r. Winship Of Bos-
ton was 10 have been the principal
speaker. has been cancelled.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

Mems $500 and $500
Union Suits, $1.79
Mems heavyweight Union
Suits. including Augusta Mills.
Refs and other high-grade makes:
worsted and wool mixtures: also
fine quality ribbed cotton and new
gauze wool suits. Broken sizes.
Mems $1.25 and $1.5O
Underwear, 70C
Mems Heavy and Medium Weight
Underwear. balbriggan fleece lined.
heavy cotton and nerino. Mostly
shirts. in the lot.
Mems SIS and $500
Underwear, S1.8
Mems Underwear. including Duo
fold. REFS and other high-grade
makes: wool mixtures, worsted
mixtures and balbriggan: odd lots
and broken sizes.
Mems $500 and $Z.25
Union Suits, Sl.15
Mems Union Suits. medium and
heavy weight cotton: closed crotch:
odds and ends.
Mems 5000 and $500
Union Suits, $3.55
Mems Winsted Mills Union
Suits. full-weight wool and medi-
weight worsted: large sizes
only. 40 to A.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

%AsO A\OesSA OsS~&s wv
32-inch Rough POngee, "a silk
and cotton fabric. having the ap-
pearance of the all-silk material.
In Copenhagen. gray. emerald. Bel
gian blue, white and black.
SEC Flesh Batiste, Soc
36-inch Flesh Color Ratiste.
soft mercerized quality. for max
ing lingerie.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
Rummage Lots of Mems
Underwear and Furnishings

Mems $500 Pajamas,
$1.45 :
Mems PajaNnas. of cambria, per-
Gale and other good quality mate
rials; subject 10 slight imperrec-
tionS.
Up to $500 Mems Night
Robes, soc
Mems Fine Quality Night Robes.
Y neck and roll collar styles: OF
cambria and muslin: mostly small
sizes; mussed from handling:
slight inperfections-
Up to $500 Mems Hats,
SOC
odd lots Of Mems Soft Hats and
Derbies. including Bradford and
Smart Set. as well as other good
makes Soiled and mussed from
handling.
Mems SOC and 75c Golf
Caps, I9C
Small lot of Mems Golf Caps,
fully taped: nussed from handling.
Mems and Boys $1.OO to
Sl.5O Shirts, soc
Mems and Boys Neglige Shirts.
gooE quality percale: slightly
mussed and soiled from handling.
BOYS Shirts. in sizes - and 13ia-
Mems Shirts in large sizes.
Goldentserg Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

Mems $3.50 Union
Suits, $I.59
Mems Heavyweight Ecru Color
Fleece-Lined Union Suits: closed
crotch, styles; perfect quality.
Mems $500 Sweaters,
$1.69
Mems Sweaters. heavy weight;
wool mi. lures: in brown, maroon
and Oxford; broken sizes
Mems SOC Bath Slippers,
29C
Mems Bath Slippers. of terry
cloth; carpet soles; fully bound
Mems Csc and 3Oc Half
Hose, 1Zc
Mems Half Hose. of Isle ard
maco cotton: in black and plain
colors; imperfections.
Mems 75c and $1.N Half
Hose, AC
Mems Wool and Worsted Half
Hose oxford gray and heather
shades; subject to slight imperfect
tons.
Mems Sc to $3.50
Sweaters, $3.50
Mems High Neck Military
Sweaters. with sleeves; khaki
color: wool mixtures; perfect quail
ity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17

1aue Fresh Eue1
Batteries
ARLINGTON, N. J.
kearny Avenue
5o2 Beynon Batry. Serv. Co.
Az willoughby Bros.
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
Goodman Avenue
SIS j. Edgar Sooy
sl2 Van Dyke Electric Co.
Main Street
lat w. c. Emmons Har-
ness Co.
PA CrowelI Hendrickson
Electric Co.
413 Hope Electric Co.
Mattison Avenue
sag Proctor Jones EIec. Co.
SAB II. II. Hendrickson
South Main Street
50 F. S. Norris
Snyder & Robbins, Main and
Lake SITS.
BAYONNE, N. J.
Broadway
165 Bergen Point Auto Sup.
$50 Bayonne Elec. Co.
1870 Weingarten & Healing
Co.
749 Metro Supply Co.
753 The Globe Electric Co.
$40 Watt Elec. Co.
$40 Lawler Bros.
921 Eveready Auto Supply
go Bell Elec. Supply Co.
Avenue G.
4is Hudson Electric Co.
SIS Liberty Ltd. Fixture Co.
25th St. & Ave. G..
Standard Elec. Supply Co.
West Eighth Street
43 s. Faster
BOUND BROOK, N. j.
East Main Street
423 Geo. E6nger
Maiden Lane
Is Smith Elec. Co.
CLIFTON, N. J.
Clifton Avenue
32s John C. Hubert
ELIZABETH, N. j.
Morris Avenue
ESQ e. L. Hearn
278 B. B. Elec. Co.. Inc.
Broad Street
IS Elizabeth Elec. Sup. Co.
Sc Grahm & McCloskey
80 L. Shapiro
231 Earl Nichols
Elizabeth Avenue
s65 Gorden's Novelty Store
s04 Ell. & Eli. Elec. Co.
929 H. Miller
South Broad Street
2 Union County Tire 4
Supply Co.. Inc.
~ United vulc- Co.
81 Louis P. Horning
East Grand Street
1906 Dengier Liddy Burd
Eiec. Co.
Grand Street
IS e. B. Degenring
Broad & New jersey Az.
Makey Bros.
ENCLEWOOD, N. J.
E. Palisade Avenue
81 Leswing Co.
81 c. w. Valentine
w. Palisade Avenue
As w. Upgrade Auto Sup
ply Co.
81 W. VIM. y. Tilton
KEYPORT, N. J.
Osborn and Front SITS.
A. L. Huyler
HACKENSACK, N. J.
Main Street
1888 Newman e. Wyant
1853 Rename Hard ware Co.
cit A. Hasbrouck. Jr.
HACKETTSTOWN,
N. J.
Main Street
1913 Harry G.. Nolan
15s w. A. Hoffman
ls4 Sol. Broger
HOBOKEN, N. J.
Hudson and 18th SITS.
A Nori
Washington Street
3l6 II. S. Sugarman
337 Kahn Bros.
s2s Theo. H. Pattberg
600 z. w. Traeger
1914 Granois J. Ross
fo06 Q. Amundson
1924 c. II. GrossInann
Fourteenth Street
81 A. Bedrick
Newark Street
81 Martin Ehlers
First Avenue
20 Rudy Cloud
River Street
II Q. Olsen
Hudson Place
rs O. Olsen
Hudson Street
12o j. Pearllnan
LAKEWOOD, N. j.
Clifton Avenue
PA O. H Brown
Second Street
255 Ward &, Ward
279 H. McNicco
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17
These Dealers Haze Fresh Euereody FIashlieht
Batteries

SIS A. F. Borig
$50 The Sport Shop
Prospect & Howe Ave.
wimples Tire Exchange
Bloomfield Ave. & Pros
pect Street
Independent Flee. Const. Co.
Endier Auto Sup. CO.. Inc.
Monroe Street
233 s. Macdor
233 8. waddoer
80 H. Simon
Second Street
1o4 B. Steinberg
PERTH AMBOY, N. ].
Smith Street
IT Holbourne & Ritter
14s J. Smeriing
1853 Fiehkin Bros.
1876 Guth Electric Co.
PLAINFIELD, N. J.
West Front Street
151 Allen B. LANG
222 H. V. Gayle How're. Co.
East Front Street
11e A. NJ. Griffin
1873 Paul R. Collier
Watching Avenue
31s d. Robinson
44o A. v. Soaring. Jr.
North Avenue
17s George L. Simon
Front Street
1874 EStanderd Hwre. Co.
2l0 Zeckendorf
Somerset and Craig Pl.
L. z Weiss
Somerset Street
81 Reynolds & Foster !.
Park at Second
VIM. N. Walsh
PRINCETON, N. J.
Nassau Street
~ H. N. Hinkson
1872 Brown Electric Shop
l. L. Zopf
RAILWAY, N. J. !
Cherry Street 4
100 Geo. r. Hoffman
Irving Street
100 Geo. r. Hoffman
Main Street
l15 Henry Lift
RED BANK, N. J.
East Front Street
rs Empire Garage
Broad Street
81 c. H. Ennis
West Front Street
IS H. Rosen
Broad and Monmouth
Streets
F. H. Van Dorm
SOMMERVILLE, N. J.
West Main Street
SO S. Gardner
SO Gernet Brothers
1879 Gerrebar Auto Cycle Co.
SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.
North Broadway
$50 Dolan Bros
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Third Avenue
1910 H. r. Todd
WESTFIELD, N. J.
Broad Street
1l3 V. C. Baker
1873 E s. l.. Popick
141 II. 3. Miller Sons
200 c. F. Wittke
col Frutchey Phar
Prospect Street
10 H. F. Hohenstein
Broad and Prospect Ste.
Casey's Pharmacy
Quimby Street
1877 W. j. Martin. Jr.
WEST HOBOKEN, N. J.
Spring Street
5ss The Brady Elec. Co.
Hudson Boulevard
3o46 H. & S. Automobile Co.
Summit Avenue
264 s. L. Thurlow
WEST NEW YORK,
N. J.
Bergenline Avenue
$40 B. II. Roth
sos George F. Rover
700 ]. Ellis
DANBURY, CONN.
Danbury Hdwe. Co.
White Street
9 H B. Bristol
IL Mason e. Grimes
4s n. j. Heyman
81 Alfred Fl. Higson
Main Street
% Max PAUL.
100 Ideal Pharmacy
24l Cuffs Stationery Store
ESQ Mr.. Lewis F. Using
GREENWICH, CONN.
Greenwich Avenue
~ D. K. Allen
1928 H f. Raymond
Jas. G.. Fox
Greenwich Hdwe. Co.
w z. Finch
NEW CANAAN, CONN.
A J De Forest
1913 Main St
J. B. Wonady
Box l.
NORWALK, CONN.
South Main Street
60 Clifford Pharmacy
Wall Street
40 The Benedict News Co
so F. NJ Cullen
STAMFORD, CONN.
Main Street
1877 The Downes Smith Co.
4T6 Giilroy Conn Equip. Co.
5S6 Stewart Aufo Cuprfv GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17


81 l.. s. Barish
50 X. ]. Lieberman
10s Globe Motor Supply
East 3rd St.
Is Degenhardt Bros.
NEW ROCHELLE
North Avenue
Komat Electric Supply
8 Stewart Auto Feed Co.
10 r. Goldman
Division St.
20 q. s. Byrne
81 P. F. Barquet
Main St.
ss2 George Ferguson Co.
EOS NJ. Goldman
OSSINING
Beecroft Bros.
e. e. Bourque
Main St.
143 J. H. Griffin Drug Co.
PEEKSKILL
Main St.
s87 Bensky Bros.
SOS Lane & Snowden
South St.
s13 Hurley Davidson Agency
814 Grimm Drug Co.
DIT Densky & Bush
North Division St.
II Gregory Pharmacy
PLEASANTVlLLE
Wheeler Ave.
81 Foshay's Bike Garage
W. H. Marshall Co.
J, Sykora
PORT CHESTER
Fred II. Ponty
Ericsson Eddy Co.
Grace Church St.
Byram Sales Co., Inc.
South Main Street
IS D. Lateiia Bros.
PORT JERVIS
Front Street
Is Rutan Auto Co.
Kadel Bros.
"a A. J. Brown
PLEASANT PLAINS,
Staten leland
Aubrey Road
1912 Estate of A. Manning
GREAT KILLS
A. ]. Stadelmann
SAG HARBOR
P. Ballen
William r. Reimann
Herman Weiner
BORO OF RICHMOND
Staten Island
Castleton Avenue
1857 Schultz Bros.
STAPLETON. S. /.
Bay, Street
$50 l.. Becker
5s5 ]. c. Muller
500 w. D. Taylor
Frank Weber & Sons
Broad Street
1l2 Piessman Bros.
20i NJ. Adler
Van Duzer Street
$50 Staten Island Garage
Canal Street
81 ". B. Weitznan
Water Street
27 NJ. A. Augenstern
TOMPKINSVlLLE
Bay Street
1872 Richmond Dor. Elec.
Shop
900 G.. Gilligan
William McAdans, Jr.
Richmond Turnpike
II staten Island Flee. Sup.
TOTTENVILLE, S. /.
~ Alschuier
Peto & Boyd
PORT RICHMOND
+. II. Van DuA-r
Richmond Avenue
90 Grutowsky & Stecknan
H. n. Y. Motor & Supply
Co.
l40 Gregg Bros, Inc.
1863 Richmond Garage
MORNING star Road
1853 d Lippman
Richmond Terrace
1928 NJ. A. kornbrodt
SUFFERN, N. Y.
Paret & Lanouree
Rogers Drug Store
TARRYTOWN
Main ST.
u II. A. Reynolds
so G. II Shepard
1874 Jno. +. Schall Elec. Cont
Cramcr & Hutchinson Co.
WHITE PLAINS
Main ST.
ZIG Mccullough & Holmes
1879 White Plains sta. Store
Isl estchester Elec. Sup.
YONKE2S
Main St.
% Frank knepfer
a. Westc hester Electric
Equipment Co
so L. T. Muth.
South Broadway
30 Ralph b Hubbard, Inc.
.53 Blue Bird Service CO.
..5 l. Il. Rosenberg
355 Morris Goldman
43s Park Hill vulcan. Co.
436 The R'way How're. Store
Riverdale Ave.
Palisade Elec. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17

AdIcS Avenue
5s4 Gates Auto Supply Co.
6S1 W. W. Clague
Grand Avenue
2s3 Peresen & st. John
Grand Street
624 Geo. F. Busch
676 Theo. Gabriel
Hamilton Street
Manuel s. Nogueria
Jamaica Avenue
142 A. l.. Coogan
All Auto Electric Service
1910 Bklyn. Manor Garage
1853 Irving w. Tuthill
Kin gston Ave.
1877 S. Glayer
25e l.. Klass
$40 Kingston Hdwe. Auto
Supply Co.
Leonard Street
$50 Harry r. Jones
Linwood Ave.
5I2 I. Rosen
Livingston St.
28s Louis kalischer
Livonia Ave.
Isl So. Bell Lighting Fix
ture Co.
Manhattan Ave.
Gas L. r. Sherman
700 II. Katz
100 lie Vine Elec. Equip. Co.
Metropolitan Ave.
ISL A Runkel
Monroe Street
o53 a. SOhn
Myrtle Avenue
81 Davidson Bros.
ii73 Hinderman Bros.
1854 julius Gulkis
1862 II. Wilmott
24l5 F.. Foldherr
e55S Geo. Amend & Son
1922 Chas. Scharff & Sons
Nassau Avenue
100 II. A Rolf
$50 Christ & Quinn
Nostrand Avenue
367 Harding Electric Co.
400 A Hajian
52S Tollner Elec. Co. Inc.
IA l. Gingold
IA Eagle Electric Co.
7S4 w. II. Gieseler
SS6 F. @. Hoyt
Ocean Parkway
20 Pastries Auto Garage
Pacific Street
COZ Imperial Elec. Sup. Co.
Pitkin Avenue
1877 PrussacN Elec Co.
Putnam Avenue
loes j. J. O'Mara
24e6 Freshpond Elec. Co.
Inc.
Rogers Avenue
623 Pierce Bros.
St. Johns Place
1os6 McCurley X Hughes
Sands Street
o. i. y Toombs
Seventh Avenue
o59 Park Shop Hardware
44i u. II. Smith
18th Street
sos J. Liebernan
18th Street
All II. H0fener
77th Street
4S4 J. Thompson
Shore Road
1902 Geo. Hartt
READY WORKS Of
LONG ISLAND c
|IE2Iz!zaIZ|i2|I|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17

bUshW1ck Ave.
s13 A. V. Formacher
1892 Lux Battery Service Co.
1903 f. J. Gryl
Catalpa Street
1899 II. ]. Hoffman
Central Avenue
$50 w. ]. coppinger
Church Avenue
1884 Alderton Ltd. Maple Ct.
Garage
1903 Irving Lash
1906 Essential Sales Co., Inc.
1915 Klein Carlett
Columbia Street
243 J. Maresca
Cortelyou Road
1905 A. s.. Joringal
Court Street
So j. c. Hoose
1913 Popkin Gas & Fixture
Co.
Dekalb Avenue
1887 The Rapid Electric Co.
Fifth Avenue
80 s. Shapiro
579 Radium Gas Fixture
Co.
1901 Fifth Ave. Sport Shop
5507 Sylo Light Fix Co.
1922 W. F. Kraft
Flatbush Avenue
~ Standard Light & Fix
ture Co.
1855 sylo Light G. Fixture
Co.
1s5 Diamond Auto Supply
Co.
1911 Geo. Weiderman Elec.
2o7 Enterprise Rubber Co.
o28 V. J. Lind
ESQ Plaza Hdwr. Co.
312 Kelly & Phillips
332 II. II. Kellner
$40 I. e. Dates
10 Aug. J. Schacht. Jr.
SOS May & Schaaf, Co.
SIS The Premier Service
1113 f. r. Wengenroth
1911 D. NJ. Carr
1926 Chasco Auto Equip
ment Co.
1881 D. NJ. Carr.
l4o7 Gas Electric Appliance
1864 Alex Levine
1914 Peterson Electric Co.
Flushing Avenue
$50 Brooklyn ignition Serv.
Co.
Fourth Avenue
10 Legs Auto Tires
1922 Sterling Rubber Works
155 LebO Storage Battery
Franklin Avenue
745 B. S. Carey
Fresh Pond Road
no VIM. \. Fluhr
S44 Glicensteln & Redlich
$50 Rappap port & Weiss
sol Victor Werner
Fulton Street
2ss Ed. p Harris, How're.
81 NJ. s Brown
AZ Louis Miller
7Al G.. H. Nanderbeck
$50 Jacob Muller
1924 =. J Farzian
1898 P. Leister & Sitterley
1894 Jas. buCn anOn
174- Lieb & Buchalter
1854 b. Shurack
1850 VIM. Schinkel
1854 Glen Electric Co.
3l26 Cramer & Wall
Sl65 Chas. Franz
Fulton ST. and
Tompkins Ave.
\. & +. Arensburg
AMERICAN EVER
aXY1qsTzX'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-17
These Dealers Have Fresh Eueready FlashLight

Ninth Avenue
c27 I. Brand .
229 Fred Becky
433 II. Hitler
45s United Elect. Stores. Inc.
S74 l.. Waxberg
5S5 Star Elec. Eng. 4 Luh-
ricating Co.
654 Motor Lite Co.
74o Philip Schapiro 4 Co.
SIS w. d. Munro
sss Columbus How're. Co.
SIS s. Danowitz
Tenth Avenue
ass J. Friedman
425 Acc Elect. Co.
$40 M. Rothstein
755 H. f. I.utters
$50 c. II. Droge
Eleventh Avenue
14S Harry Hughes
9th Street
W. Wcinstock, sth Ave.
14th Street
81 f. Paragon Sptg. Goods
% f. The Star Elec.
23d Street
1914 E. Photo Craft Shop
1872 e. Paul j. Vercesi
29th Street
II w. Electric w. & I. Co.
31st Street
20 W. Louis Freund
F. Q. Schwartz, 5th
Ave.
32d Street
40 W. Penn Drug Co.,
Penn. Hotel
35th Street
- w. y. u. Denker
37th Street
"A W. Fred B. Zenker
AID Street
q. vlante Novelty
Shop
I3s q. Central phonosraph
i13 W. Philard, Inc
SIS W. Herald So. Nleo.
Co.
$40 w. G. A. Dova's Ora
phonola Shop
%1s W. Hess q Hicks
42o W. stroh & Wilson
4as W. J. Duthill
437 w. G.. w. Giannini
500 w. Gus Kracker
44th Street
800 ", sommeville Elec.
s64 W. Startling Elec. Co.
48th Street
SIT W. n. Myers
49th Street
1875 ". c & c Tire & Sup
ply Co.
SD Street
sc1 W. ktalto Elect. Shop.
58th Street
1875 p. Lexington Auto Acc
B'way & seth Street
John Lurie
seth Street
50 e. X. r. schullstrom
$50 e. j. L. Goodrich
216 f. Sol Lazarus
2e1 e. Amer. Light Fi1t.
Co.
6Sth Street
James Gear. ssth St. and Sd
215 W. Philip Jurk
10th Street
1873 e. Pinehurst Garage
74th Street
43e E. Kral Bros
S3rd Street
$50 W Breton Hall Garage
86th St. & Lex. Ave.
Frager's Drug Store
seth Street
~ E. Walter ]. Birkel
99th Street
237 ". s Davis
10th St. & 9th Ave.
Stratton Equip Co.
10th Street
110 e. B. B. krische
1888 w. P. Simpson
c44 w. Schnabel Bros.
125th Street
AZ w. Alpheus Coe
LOT e. Central Curiosity
Shop
s75 W. X. Bayer
127th Street
500 W. j. NJ. Cunneen
138th Street
$50 e. d. Rosenbaum
37s z. Geo. w. Shirmer
1Z5th Street
$50 W. j. Hirsch
149th Street
AS E. a. Desener
1854 Street
1892 e. NJ. Finkelstein
l69th Street -
b35 E. b. b Weiss
179th Street
bsl W. Signal Elec System
18Oth Street
7oS E. Sigartz g. kardos
2O7th Street
534 w. s. II. Drelllch