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SHOE STORES AND REPAIRERS. AKT NOVELTIES. PAWNBROKERS DEPARTMENT STORES GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES. BUY DIRECT FROM MFft. CASH REGISTERS NOT IN THE TRUST.

WK1.SBAC11 Borough Gas SBf8 88 myrtle AV' rhono idol Main. CAMP CHAIRS, 35c. per Doz UL white' "EnaTiwi'hltrV. "oc. per 1 zen VY i' Alii NG, COSTUMES J.

wustl's sons. UP! Theatrical and Masquerade aTJImlth JW.jrei. CUTLERY. WILLIAM vacation money rd and bonded by the city, MOREOVER, M. ABRAHAM'S LOAN OFFICE, 99f rUIIUII Loans Est.

1868. S. G00DSTEIN SON. LIBERAL ADVANCES On Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, JAMES J. RYAN, LOANS, $100,000 DIAMONDS PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.

HEXJ. SHAPIRO, JOHN SHARKEY. PUMPS AND WELLS. PHYSICAL CULTURE. RIDING ACADEMY.

PROSPECT PARK "RIDING SCHOOL. RUBBER TIRES. ROOFERS AND TINSMITHS. rit it i. ttti.

li TEI I I. 1 Ml SH. RENT A. DECKER. SCINTILLATING SIGN A.

C. Wlntlel'd, At. TeL 07 mL PAPER BOXES. SMALL ORDERS TAKEN. v''a 'alrorto' Qa Warwrr'vinOT.

''mto Talkh court's ilSyl. (RE YOU RUPTURED? K'v n.ais"' 1 aver, OnDCDTC 9 nilIMN 401 BRIDGE 8T, Mnfg. of Gas Electric Fixtures GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. LAB ATE LAMBR0SA 1 Brooklyn's Leading Hair Dressing Establishment MARCEL WAVINU. MANICURING.

MRS. TYLER-MILLER, FINE HAIR GOODS, Hair Treatment. 0LUF8, ManleuHnnr. Hair Good. R.

VKHRI.KX'S, C. GEM HAIR PARLORS, MRS. PtTTE HARDWARE. PH. I.AI in.

i HEATING, rixr; apparati s- JAPANESE WARE. JAPAXISSE AEOI.1AX linil s. IRON WORKS. C. STREBEL SONS.

inn. itiiu-e I MYRTLE AV. Offlee Hnlllnir Stable Fix He.vivnr.l St Jt Wythe 'V'l'sCHKXk' 'Til'l'l IN LOCAL STUDIOS. Miss tgo last week. mkiyn Chi- and she visit Miss portrait I her- a her tPPrati md (radui Culca8- 3 RE1LLY ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS 21 LAFAYETTE AVENUE I I vi I SK ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

II.KMUHS Sample im Uon.ly. Or.ler Norr. 45TH ANNIVERSARY Turkish 'bath 61 83 CoYumbiaHeights E. KAUFER, 182 FULTON near Bridge BEDS AND BEDDING. THE STERLIN6 BRASS POLISHING 30 Boerum Place, Bklyn, Y.

HELACQUEnED M.BFLEGENHEIMER?SSONS BRASS WORKERS. BLUE PRINTS. BUTTER AND EGGS. LETTER CARRIERS' PICNIC. Kali Men Plan Many Features for Sick Fund on July 4 and 5.

The New York Letter Car strange to say. fa and this neglect has the carrier plan. The magnitt by tl CALEDONIAN WOMEN MEET. Idly of. Th- principal feature of he afternoon was the sele.

tion of chair-Wen and commutes tor a Srottish Scottish hosp.t.il meeting will be held Thur GAMMA ALPHA PHI PARTY. The members of the Alpha Chaptei Oamnia Alpha Phi closed an euj.ivablf BO1 ml a b. i.arv hi-M Brighton A oily I AND RIRDS. ANTIQUES. sr.

W'mV YAV0st. FrnnTiiVi "iMt.rder. REPAIRING PHOI'KHI DONE. llUtllV Erie linn Br." ART EMBROIDERY. MM'M3y 1 BABY CARRIAGES.

ADAM MANN, 601 Grove St. Rubber BATHS. of is a div Greatest She UE, but irfert goida and e.ery pair guar- an jwo SURGICAL APPLIANCES. ri. Meelinnl.nl Treatment for "FLAT FOOT." '1' Hi llaVe Rlllliin A K1I( IIIIOFF.

"ei In, si. 1 1'om' Vlgltt 1 IIHIMIKI.VX. X. V.y TALKING MACHINES. VICTOR TALKING MAGHR EDISON PHONOGRAPHS.

RECORDS AND SUPPLIES. BEST SERVICE IN THE CITY 0. UUT WAI1H6I1 1213 BfcDr-OKU AVbrNUt, H. Seidenstickei Son. Est.

1881. TL WTIC AVEXtil TOWEL AND APRON SUPPLIES, i TOBACCONISTS. UNDERTAKERS. WOULD YOU PAY $125 for a Funeral that we furnish for $65? If not, then write for our Booklet, it is free. NATIONAL FUNERAL DIRECTING Tel.

2495 Pros. 15 Greene A v. Good New. for the Ladles. "A inVKIPS SII1G I'LflD.

i.k y. ur for it. Wyckof St.l BOECK MANN'S VV SIIINC I Wnll'nhont Mn ke'l!" WELSBACH LIGHTS. WINDOW SHADES. 2B REIp" AV.

MISS KNEELAND HONORED. Marjorie Kneeland of Brooklyn was onJ of fifty-trine pupils of the New England! Conservatory of Music, Boston, to receive! a diploma of graduation held in Jor i Hall he Conserva atory Building work in the conservatory's piano department which prepares young men atfJ, young women for careers either as concert performers or as teachers of the In-' the i of which indue by L. C. B. A.

EUCHRE. A neUt was given Monday night, tt I I lows Hall. Eighteenth avenue and Rutherford place, under the auspices of St. Fiubar's Branch No. 818, L.

C. B. A. Some of those present were Mr and Mrs. William Howden.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rathgchen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.

FreeJ, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert J. We-btv Mr. tfid John Q. Mayhew Krieger Custom Weak MtsW.

More. lir. Smt'tii St. Eat. ISM.

Tel. 0720 Mnln. Shoe. Vent, Illirillllo lETnopoi.i i i nuuLii i a yumii, BROOKLYN I H. M.

Copland -2-oi2 Washington Av. Cor. Dean St. Our Speeinl Hnrprill.i Dnyi lire TIKSDU. KIIIDAV A.

MTHUHV. DRY GOODS STORES. THE I I.ATBl SH "RaTaiT TUB S4TH OF be given to each USmmSSSt 11 I IIOOV, M32 I I. Till If ErerT DrnBBlat in Brooklyn Sella HOGAN'S COIGH I RE. The kind to huj.

Dny Ik bow. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. DRESSMAKING. 3 ST, BROOKLYN. DUMB WAITERS.

ELECTRICIANS AND REPAIRS. 27211 MAIN. mar at 2S4 sixth FISH AND OYSTERS. imt 1 (he time ROBERT FURNITCTRE, ETC. START HOUSEKEEPING, $1 A WEEK.

9 'anlr lMtif -y 'j11 1 BROCKWAY'S NEW FURNITURE. HIT GIVEN'. 113 COURT ST. FOOT SPECIALISTS. D.

H. HOLLINGSYVORTH IiE'-'iViATio: 1146 AND 1148 DEKALB AVENUE. KRFJD MUCH MORE, Florlenltarl 1. FITZS1MMONS FOUNTAIN PENS. KILLMER'SNEW KIAMESHA CLUB ENTERTAINS.

The members and friends of the Wil loughby Kiamesha Club enjoyed an enter tainment Thursday night at the clubhouse the direction the time obliged to stand through S. A. CIRCLE OUTTNG. The first summer outing of the U. S.

A. trcle of Brownsville, took place on Sun-ly last, at Silver Lake. Staten Island. ere enjoyed. Those in charge were eorge M.

Doonief. chairman; Miss Kan-ic Collins. Miss Henrietta Hochmau. Miss Ida Friedberg Milton Bookser and PICTURE MEN ORGANIZE. t.

William Cantwell of Chicago siting her mother, Mrs. Jobs Kar tell of Jay street I. P. ROSOW, BCUI-UKU AV. THl.O.

I Oi l). FIl.TOX ST. KNITTING WORKS. jam' rench Knit BATHING SlilTSHH IS9 COURT ST. Tfl.

LADDERS AND POLES. oi.ii mi-: Ladders Made to INFORMATION. LADIES' TAILORS FURRIERS. THE CI.IXTOX, SI I i vi ml- TO OROER. REI'AIKIXG.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MEN'S HATS. MEN'S HATS, F. H. NEWCOMu, MEAT MARKETS.

MAHKETIVt; I 111) I I MARKET. iiicxheimbJE Mini' MASON AND BUILDER. BOILER WORK JOHX SAVAGE, 1104 KENT AV. MANTELS, TILES, FIREPLACES. MEDICINAL.

OLD CLOVLE ROAD DARK SALVE. i sr RipTiov OPTICIANS. EYE0LA33E8. H.A.AKNAUBER, THE OPTICIAlf. 21 BOND STREET.

i wi.it iii n.nixn, nti7 HIDAI.EK. i MYRTLE AV. PIANO PLAYERS. PICTURE FRAMING. William Dillingham.

Hawt my of th. Miss Ka-hrvu i'a ira B. Nelson. Miss Lorettn Lanigan. Virgilia Emery.

Miss Edna Edwards, ner, Miss Lillian Miss Edna irn Mart, Morgan. Jltss Milan sanin. I Marion McKenna. Miss Gra. Fr-d Gra Clarem-e Stark, J.

Leslie Dr. Waller Carpenter, niliuin Mdlulrk. George von der Lleth. William B. Nelson, Thomas Fltzpntrlck.

Dave iiirh.iil, a.kcr. Walter Trudden. Frank i'u. Mil P. Leo O'Neill.

Elmer Cooper. Eu- i Moll. BAPTIST MEN DINE. On Wednesday night, June 23. the men of First German Baptist Church gaitl'Ted 'for iheir first supper in the Sunday school room of the church on Montrose avenuep.

near Union. There were about eighty-five present and most of them took yait In the aller-dlnner CLEANING AND REPAIRING. Now Is the Time to Have Your HATS RFNOVATRrV We ok lk, new. he "brook ly aLet. CLOTHING ON INSTALLMENTS.

G. R.Brooklyn Credit House. CAMP CHAIRS CARD TARLES. Tally Cards Cnrnieherl Free. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

llnth Bench. A. ANDERSEN, c'j Dumb Waiters Repaired. CARPET CLEANING. ALL KINDS, PER YARD.

A RECORD BREAKER. SOUL'S SON, leVnixV; (.. Brooklyn. le. PI .11 YARD.

IT CLEANINO 220 Twenty -third St. Tel. 171R South, m.KrTiur'r rpiot ci.kaniVg. Eagle Warehouse Storage 2S to 44 Folt-m St. Tel.

410 Mnln. CLEANING AND DYEING. CUSTOM TAILORS. CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. MME.

M. WDVsril. CHINA DECORATORS. GAELS WILL MAKE MERRY. Local Irishmen Plan a Big Festival, With Athletic Events and Irish Specialties.

Thomi O'Cor tnffa. John McClorey, a. Patrirk Masull and "onion of thi O'Connoll Club. Other i.fdior.- include Austin J. Ford, Jo-sept- t'rnWor I.

Stapleton, Thomas Lasalle or. Thomas P. Tunny, prexidrnt the Srooklyn Oaelie Society. There no doubt of a record-breaking attend- Thfl ftthleiic events include a one-mile John's. Painck's and Brook- i in, i inn-y HO and SSn yard same of Gaelic football between the QftrfleMl an-t the Ragle O.

RItly teams. The Dags band of No. 22, A. O. will The Rev.

.1 Wlltton. Register Pren-deraast. Cnntrollpr Met. John C. Kelly, John A.

Hofferman. Thomas P. Tunny and several others will deliver short ad- jigs. md hor Jlnnet 1 Jig. AT CENTRAL VALLEY.

Among the Brooklynltes who own cottages at Central Vally and spend their George H. Davison, both pra, tlclng law- eHenry Kern of Brooklyn has rented furnished for the summer sasnn Mrs. Leonard's beautiful place. Lion Den, on Oak Clove, Central Valley. 'l Hi-eekbn Piece M'T Male, 1 1 slct.

yeur wlndaw. rV- UPHOLSTERERS. "Jt ARTsT 11 BLACK JAPANNED TVS FlGNs! yj, a'' and 700 AniBterdam av, N. T. CJ lVj.V.i"m2fr'vi''i.ANTi(' AV.

Special Low Rate, on Oilcloth Signs NOW. re re.ldeVc SHOW CASES. WAGONS. STORE FIXTURES. i STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING.

WEARING APPAREL. "THE BABY BOOK" Huh' rates a specialty LAMBERT" OKl Contains several hundred lllustratloa 5.4 1-ulton st. IXFAN'TV 'wRAKING Al'PAREU STORAGE. BROADWAY BAZAR, 11S5 BROADWAV. BROOKLYN.

Sf. Y.I W. HARRAGATT, Phanti Kamrn it, stor- 'mSKm'lMtVvii 1''y- WASHING FLUID. EXCELSIOR STORAGE wArBHOVBUM MoWng Vans- a( in and Shlpplnsr. STEEL CEILINGS.

Hrool.lv ii Metal E. Chlnpelll Mfrs NASSAU CLUB'S OUTING. Second A. D. Democrats "Rubber necked" to South Ozone Park.

I Club Assembly District. Brooklyn, in-South Uzone Park, yesterday af-3n, and had a jolly time in Thler-t-r's Grove, despite the hot weather. club's as s.i early In the afternoon. Those shouted lliemsclves almost he time Thiergartner was re KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PLANS. Knights of Pythias in Richmond Hill 1 1 i-assl i K.

Mich William Terr i ac Hubbard. gestious on plans for de by Samuel Sanders, Hf, Frank M. I Drown. Miss Kathrvn Filblg. Miss M.i- BON VOYAGE TO DR.

WILSON. Lawlor Luiu Grasser Miss Anna DeKalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal Miss Isabel Jacker. Miss Marie Fil-hureh gave the pastor, the Rev. W. W.

big. Miss Mobel Woods. Miss Martha Wilson I) and familv a farewell Miss Miss Ella reception on aig.u. Jua- -l. preparatory to their leaving tor turope in charge of the opening of the pro gramme.

II- on William b. ueii to a Lyon, the Rev. W. A. Lay-v.

C. P. Corner. Thomas treasurer of the church, and responded. The address ipersed with music.

David an Gerber furnishing a violin and singing solos and Miss Ni programme Mrs. J. W. Lint eplte of this fact, a most pleasant day Was spent by the young women. Among those present were ihe Miss.

Lura Currier. Virginia Craig. Jessie nick. Gladys Elson. Ella Kolger, Eleanor Halsted Hodgson.

Marie l.i n-.