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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 6

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 6

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TTTn BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, TFIT'RSD AT. MARCH BILL DOCTORS AROUSED Ill sKv. MITII I III vim ss NOTICF. III sl.M vs TII I MM MUD .1 rne r.i.

ill Ml Ml I Kings County Society Protests MAYOR'S BILL LEFT: PRENDERGAST'S OUT Proposed Debarment Law. flat bales woven from tropical grass, eontaininit Java coffee berries. This gave the old canard, that genuine Mocha and real Java coffees were no longer on the market, the finishing' jolt. Some schemers, those far Eastern Coffee Merchant-, because on ex- IS ire ami Health ml lour others lie 1 BIG GROCERY CONCERN FORMALLY OPENED AT KENT AVE. N.

THIRD ST. n-l itl.iin.: A stron protest was made at fli. laaettBCei HMMapalMe M-iicai i kei) Kiubs I'mintv Tuesday evcnlMi Purchasing Department Act i but appointed Hi- The ame f. alur Approved by G. O.

P. Is Reported in Senate. I hibition was a battel of little stones and shells just the siZ(. of the coffee I berry, for which the Company bad 1 paid the coffee price, but bad separated from the real coffee bv strong blasts of air. If ye asked for coffee, I 'twouldn't do to hand you slones.

Tho I. ill returns I i. rni. i.al in-1 the proposed law IN i Ihe measure, i. nnsldrrotion In the Icislatnre at At- ll ml st the pourr of revocation in Iiuildiuc tleiuiri- I'1" le of tdO'su'iatiH in the p.

A new hands of Ihe State Hoard of Kejrents. that the OMef the present law. only a phv- i irj www. jjjjjj not make rule Cbams Hwh" inn- I- ad (In rcgnl Can convicted of a felony may hi pharred from practice, following- th Kirlnl 1 a eon, HI in rocedure relntinir lo lawyers. The leole law seeks to make it tlie state Hoard of Regent.

00 GRANT POST ENTERTAINED Austin Nichols Plant a Model of Modern Construction and Efficiency, Ready to Supply the Entire Counlry with Pure Food Products; Consideration of Employees' Needs and Welfare an Important Feature of the Company's Business Methods'. (Special to Th la.ple.i proof of wrons-doliiK, to revoke the li- Junior Art Society Furnishes of a physician to practice, and artioii nia he taken on the complaint Good Programme for Veterans. would Rlx the Regents judicial powers from which Some of the members of the Junior no appeal. A resolu- niirinv Manlmttan Mrs adopted. reiiiestinfr the Leg-is- hrisioi.her Marks, founder.

dchchted I ive 'otninittee to take such action as the members and friends of 17. S. neeeoaary to prevent ho passage of th. ROOKLYN is fondly sup-1 were converting into powder the, ail. The statement of the Olive De-I natter of spec.) limit of automo l'ost.

No. 5J7, Q. A. in Grant Hall. 48a Washington avenue.

last iosed to be an ideal spot for "right red Clulies of ami partment Manager that it would be liurches, old resiliences and the Cloves from tropical IVnang for everybody to buy Olives i phys itcht parks. Sl.l. and th, cmes ra ncr pucca end to nolo oa.nuii, ion. i. enu is o.

nuicn e'Conomic value, ue-, I directly from a man who is supposed Oft in one corner of the room was a thrown Ihev can be sold for1 i to know, it is the right place for big ponderous apparatus, that mud mucli less than when "placed" end on I be two sets of roller end. I business, partialis sale grocery business. Austin Nichols Cc skirted over fifty yea When the bottle of Olives leaves the filling table, it goes to a "spring of filtered water," bubbling up from the bottom of a large porcelain tank, and is washed. Then it is filled with a riear solution of salt and water, corked and, passing through a labeling machine, emerges all dressed up for whirling against each other at a high i rate of speed. Through these we saw plant, which Black Pepper grains dropping from ago in Man- another machine, which deftlv and to without much fuss picked all the lit-opening this tie twigs, pie-ees of leaves and even about th task minute particles of sea shells from to every city, the Pepper, so that it fell pure and roughout the nnc.ntaii..n;:led into the grinding ma-I'e distributing chincry.

The mill appeared to split reason for the one earn. of the s'pout 'jiistTiglil onnected with, and ready to be used on the table. VVh. i might is given to the fact are placed into the bot- one, the prices at which I Vice Presides old seem wonderful. For i bottle containing sixteen Company sees be bought.

is only coffee goes to I and General Manager. to it that nothing bu its customers. Then of Pe i- that aking efforts of the itemization and automatic is a little membrane i growing hi tin coffee berry, ane ill for the flavot an mrougn inai nrings fd or seam ot the rollers. The third part plunipe, I after ball of fluffy stuff into a rreL This was found to be taste fiber that grows with the Pepper Vice President ai of tho Company, ideal spot for liui The Austin N'ii a mammoth affai even the guide do of one to escort ai 1 got properly fronts i ithin the reach of everybody' in the cup, hence another which just pulls this membr and drops it into barrel the coffee is entirely free The roasters themselves watched with interest ft hours. Green as the coffee the wave of it on the roasle before the eve to the rich st the color when wo buy it RIDCE CLUB CONCERT M.W PUBLICATIONS, Musical Programme Is Followed by a Dance.

The Turmoil Ml By of irative wnrkinir on either side of the ts not right, for Booth Tarkington high grade Peanut Putter are picked Third Street Largest Plant of Its Kind in the World. off and the sound nuts pass along untouched into the mill, which of this department Honey I livers a steady stream of appi izingly alueless as a condiment. 1 "Mi packed. Here i4 the pure, strained I Poant nutter into jars, pails cleared One mystery o.st, lo.ei as inc uvsi oveii Parrels. thai is hov knew placi is made.

We to the Vanilla I of ted big i P. A. that 'with bright labels in the Spanish language'. These contained Vanilla Beans and it was an interesting sight to see these beans reduced to minute pieces in a machine that damaged them not at all on account of any frictional I heat i The minced Vanilla is put into large ncly, the water-unite Money which Tea Department, which is a e. 11 California sage fortahle contrast.

The Tea busit soms. It made us think that we, requires no lively machinery not neeiving exactly a square heavy roaring apparatus. All 1 from our corner grocer when he work, if any, is finished far av us that a certain brownish Honey where it is night while daylight Hie finest that could he produced. I Brooklyn. Here different grades Sage Honey is wonderfully good Tea are expertly blended or ham 1 -'st.

II re again enameled ap- straight and put into neat little I alus is used, the Honey flowing packages or air-tight tin eanx. ic.ij. ii aluminum lubes into jars of seems that 'tisti't right to be care fcrcnt sizes. i about Tea and leave it where air I'be Cereal Department was next moisture can get at it. Mop lure the itinerary and here we almost Tea is only proper in no lonn I he impression that hands were boiling lmi wat-r, an I Ihij tunc no which took cardboard, cut it just ready to imbibe.

We think I the right si te, folded it, pasted I we will buy Tea in packages en a flap here and there, pushed now on. finished package under a spout, One department is just about re 1 PIILo2SON iXJ Mt STAMPS, Klrsl SIOII Stamps Appear ill Suffolk Cierfc Office, $1.35 net. President is r.ot the hest pari of the building; it I there is too much that is vital and i thai floor. It safe to tl eon- iii Edition ut tlN net. HARPER BROTHERS "i iaooklyn which con KMOY CABARET BALtV, io tie ai i at i.aiiei, i ill.

Ihe hundred por ii'om'i'n. V' 'f 'X' n('nl In Ihe fes 1 ties laainlght at the annual oal: ball of Ins PrOMMri Hal! Kon.lo The Company's Magnificent Offices and Salesrooms on the Sixth Floor. OPPOSE CHARITIES BOARD i-rnapeet and innh avenuei w.ii s-Wta 1U emttrsl location mskm ll known prol eoatrtniaat tor cither bMtaeai or Homer Folks Say, That Idea 1,1 1 tocisl purpose. I lMutr.JL.kl. ball vva Oianoced Lhe fol- We hue fccntlv renewed our letM Is Impracticable.

I WlfllanW) Kolh. honoran menatto.) e1 ,,001 nfter Ion 1 study, I found thai ll was I. R. WHIPPLE Boston plelei fiscal control of the Htali chut Itabls Inatltutlona," declared Momei "ife ffl "THE ST0RE 0F CONFIDENCE" I 1 dL iHI FULTON STRELT. BROOKLYN lull Ami.iiii I the, ivhu I a reimrlcnino- a canacitv of alwiut 170 nllMI I fltM il CA GREEN I ibroln-h the lint'.

'hat. bow- occupying it just I nounds of Oat sad down the flaps, glued finally tossed it into a box DM rad down what looked speciul room. (0 he said that attampti mis is where Sugar into syrup, and genuine is transferred from lln-which the Vermont farmi rs i several sizes of Cans and JJ Stamps FREEH Che .1, of rjr forme. good people i Thn tbtnit happened convenient Tomorrow, Tldav. Hav i shu .1 nice which van- ing Here, iiov irs thai instantly 1 orate filter.

I to a silverdine.l sb mf 7 With I'urrhdx of DO or More is small won- Kvln fl ple use Austin Is, beeaase the to bejrhoo tl Id melh- New. 1 now hy illy ithei "lr iunts to JJ COUPON Jv This Coupon Stamps with Cah la Good for Purchases of $1 or Mare ftm WM STAMPS are of the name kind ss i vlrieh you would ordtnsrll' nhisln irlth ynnr nurohsm 5 (Eagto J-aS-IS) A. MATTHEW SONS. Inc. fl nclo Sam' Navy.

One of the opened und som envy WM Ihe jolly Tars who wdi I thief in sou, and other I wondriful bow mil. ll work know th it there several 0 ll ono It hest. lid work 'ill III 1 one in Mirh llaiji time. MneiT, iii i tin- The big elisoltiul ranks to carry hon. 'fruit have rapacity ISO ra1! floir ill- olfa-tory The fruit is put in the Ivitl INSPECTION BILL OUT Also Double (' Stamps Till Noon JTwi! Sited eViVim'in'll'-ed'ViMr'eunlZ' dm, iiited that it i acers resemhling the music that ntlccship to mal.e I'alestrjpa used to write.

Thin is PO It is not cusy ot.Arabiun Mocha, beside which werol SinKle Slamp Alt.r mm 'ONE MILLION MORE 1913 appi filler. 1 riawttd oui tbu into the room where whirling mills I a good Olive Conlliiucd on Vuu- 7.

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