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Brooklyn Life from Brooklyn, New York • Page 31

Brooklyn Life from Brooklyn, New York • Page 31

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Brooklyn Lifei
Location:
Brooklyn, New York
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Page:
31
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31 BROOKLYN LIFE. TT believe with Ruskin that he ff who can take no interest in what it email, will take false interest in what is great. And so believing, we are equally attentive to the seemingly details of a funeral as we are to the most important. Thoroughness is but one of the many features of FAIRCHILD SERVICE and is in a large way responsible for: the smoothness, efficiency and dignity of this superior service that may be obtained at a reasonable price. SIR EDWARD GREY mSaid the peace-loving Sir Edward Grey To the Turks, "I have something to say, Talk Turkey, not war, Use 'Rad-Bridge score, And with 'Rad-Bridge' fine cards always play." JIB "BASKET WEAYK" PLAYING OABDS FatsnUd 1910.

8 qaality, ill, assortment ol colon oar ttmoni Lilian and Voloar cards, 24 and 350 postpaid. Bampli (roe. for Ton cento in lUmpi (leu than cost) we tend oar lamplo wallet of Bridie accetiorisi. "Tke standard o( the Bridge world." Dept. BADOLIFFK A 144 feari Row Terk 1 1 1 Buy I ilnlllii(il I They cut down tire bills Funeral Dlttctort 702 Fulton St.

2807 Jamaica kn. 158 Rid 873 Flatbush Dome more of the Visitors who Registered in Brooklyn Lifts Guest Book, during tke Brooklyn Automobile Skow. (Continued from page zj) Dr. II. F.

Murray, 408 Grand Ave. Mrs. C. H. Murray, 408 Grand Ave.

C. H. Murray, 408 Grand Ave. II. Smith, 4606 Ft.

Hamilton Pkway. Mrs. C. M. Smith, 4606 Ft.

Hamilton Pkway, A. Page, 845 President St A. L. Herman, 191 Claremoiit Ave, N.Y.C.' L. Sackett, 275 Adelphi St H.

F. Hill, 395 9th St R. F. Dempsey, 131 Ft. Greene PI.

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cooke, Hotel St George Mr.

Mrs. W. Maxwell, Hotel McAlpin, N.Y.C. Miss M. Devine, 87 Stuyvesant Ave.

R. R. Ten Evck. 1S7 HalseV St. Telephone 423 Main Established 1893 ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS Repairing and Washing Rugs Bought a Specialty and Sold Y.

CHANDIGIAN 7 De Kalb Avenue (entrance on Fleet St.) Opposite Loeser's The new Edison Disc. The most wonderful Musical Instrument B. Guy Warner Dealer in all kinds of Talking Machines, Records and Supplies Victor and Edison 'i, rf '-yVf r- 1213 Bedford Avenue 1198 Fulton Street Tel. 7625 Bedford Tel. 4480 Bedford TOE BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE C017ANY 335-355 SCHERMERHORN STREET Telephone 4045 Main storage f0h household furniture, pianos, paintings; automobiles, etc.

Silver and Safe Deposit Vaults. Robert Findlay, Jamaica, L.I. Mrs. W. Simonte, 559 Monroe St S.

Barkenton, 828 Ocean Pkway. Joseph A. Sanchez, -313 Stuyvesant Ave. William E. Soden, 302 Lewis Ave.

J. M. Stewart, 356 Clifton PI. J. Ericson, 136 5th Ave.

Ella F. Baird, 578 Madison St A. Maske, 143 Halsey St G. Maske, 143 Halsey St. M.

D. Weeks; 96' 6th Ave. Mrs. II. F.

884 St John's PI J. Quinn, 244 'New York Ave. Bella 1 Matthews, 608 E. 16th St George W. Rollins, 382 11th St TUG DGGT USE ORKAT ENGLISH REMEDY DLAIR'G PILLG SAFE.

EFFECTIVE. 80s. ft $1X0 DRUGGISTS, or 93 Henry Brooklyn, N.Y. IT i G. P.

DRUSII, JR. DROi MRS WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers for over 65 years for their children while teething. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so. send at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for.

Children Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures Diarrhea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.

"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price, twenty-five cents' a bottle. Be sure and ask for "MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." GElAUBLUnPIANOGO.

222 LIVINQSTOn ST. The very best Pianos, for SALE or for RENT Tuning and Repairing a Specialty Telephone 159 MAIN E. A. Worcester, 299 11th St. William Jander, 477 Clinton' St J.

Humphrey, 462 Atlantic Ave. Frank Irwin, 329 51st St Charles Boche, 22 Vernon Ave. Mrs. Paul V. Clodio, Bayside, L.I.

'Adrienne Jourdain, 259 Grand Ave. Norma B. Jourdain, 259 Grand Ave. F. Fideman, 250 Arlington Ave.

Eloise Mubbenhurst, Jamaica, L.I. Mrs. Bulzer, 181 Martense St Edith C. Ross, Richmond Hill, L.I. Dr.

J. O. Peterson, 216 Bergen St -Mrs. J. Peterson, 216 Bergen St.

M. Axley, 208 Clifton PI. Coles, 1303 Herkimer St. G. Armstrong, 811 Madison St.

Mrs. P. J. Byrnes, 224 TJtica Ave. F.

V. Stewart, 1706 Dean St. Mr. and Mrs. V.

C. Short 84 Schaeffer St. E. DePotter, 296 Schenectady Ave. Edward Willers, 494 Flatbush Ave.

David Newman, 436 S. 5th St Mrs. W. L. Gray, 360 Cumberland St.

Mrs. Alfred Wilmouth, 626 E. 18th St William Gately, 12 Underbill Ave. A. Colorkbo, 162 Gates Ave.

C. A. Beny, 625 Quincy St M. T. Boyne, Rapelye St.

John Newton Cuneo, Scarsdale, N.Y. L. Grace Disbrow, Richmond Hill, L.I. Fred J. Davis, 237 W.

58th St, N.Y.C E. G. Sussmann, 1359 Bushwick Ave. J. Walter Westcott, Freeport, L.I.

I Anna Arvay, 131 Engert Ave. Vincent J. McGuire, 3103 Avenue William Geiger, 2039 Nostrand Ave. Dorothy Arvay, 131 Engert Ave. Emma F.

Saitta, 8510 2d Ave. Lorraine Harris, 620 75th St Estelle Dunwoodie, 527 Throop Ave. Harris," 620 75th A. W. Rodingnez, 379 Ocean Mrs.

W. W. Rudd, 1442 President St. Mrs. J.

Downey, 820 Sterling PI. Miss Foley, 820 Sterling PI. Miss Robertson, 275 Lexington Ave. M. Zimmermann, 1926 Myrtle Ave.

H. M. Kidder, 1082 E. 15th St. Ruth Timpson, 548 Putnam Ave.

W. S. Dunlap, 426 Rogers Ave. William Gibbs, 427 Rogers Ave. Miss Ida May Weeks, 157 Sterling St.

Miss N. Coombes, 1248 DeKalb Ave. FURS Stored at a moderate charge C. G. Giiiicr's Sons NEW YORK 391 Fifth Avenue.

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