The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 12

FOP UCEPTAD AL ema the Brooklyn Hebrew Or-| years old, of No. 733 Franklin Avenues, rctic Photos berber ected Reon tain on the surface of newly trozen COMMUTERS LOSE RATE 4 " ? a eine ear fell from fe coping, fone wi from the Jew- e(ia: Elephants, The Expeditionary Ship, bv wea. The A Was registered as y Marv t} The Aurora, Meals, Giant Pottels,|ihe appeared ina real bilseard. ‘The FIGHT IN WESTCHESTER H eee ne eee Park and down Ocean Parkway. A®- p ar UB | soory Aidatroasen, Skun Gulia, A Cor-|Toe Pack war acaln teegeatal ane dortares ; Brooklyn tor Day at Beach. —{riving at the Island the crphane were morant’ ‘eat, A Terininal Moraine,| another photograph showed the ef- tdinekinals ; in Twenty-one hundred and fitty or-|taken to Feltman’s Pavilion, where - _ od luncheon was provided. In the atter- t the Rals and M ra of the Deep, showing | fects of wind sculpture on the ice. , 7 , . ton portions of two of the dargeat specion | yn fits, OF AnOW, atalnctites £6] Court of Appeals Upholds Central's] * PAUL Wk HO sean hak |Wiee TL PEE Gaal 10h, nies —_— of whale swimming alongside the! Nove Cliffs showed the ice niratifi- Increased Fare Imposed i : : g island] sions were thrown open to the or-| | For the Skin Mawson's Austrainsian Anture- | “Aurora, rn Club and their friends. |p! Ma f rgater beat Expeditionar: y . the many thi that were as sharply defined as any 9 pe Competition, oF of @ policy which came from eleven Brook- PORE ART TREE a 4 4 op aly Ga pe a rl Prt other Keological atratifien tions Weeds Tr the hank thet there tolebiritimeetale [lyn inetitutions. Fall Kills Roof Student. ire co tak arupalets tor . ve Hoc? a, and these make a very) Home of the photographs and the! arpany, June 9.—The increase in |e ydobegtnst tmere might, ult The cars met at Union Street and| white reading from @ School book on n’s Sulphur SoaP Ho, ter Firth Avenue, where : h enlargements from the negatives | The decision of the highest court ter-| Prospect Park West and were led by ; y will remain duriti the summer Araph ih the present cote] Were printed in green and ome fn (the commutation rater established by minates ona of the longest local rate three guto trucks containing panda lthe root of her home inte yesterday Mi ai @ Whites Dro, Meck artes red, aa well aa in black and white |the New York Ratiroad in 1910 Mghts In thin State. from Bt. John's Home, m, Ruth n (UWS peace eat eee | Tabee Jas made steining ceneriares coaiatinae ™ | fram the eonventizmal — Surety Coupons Free With Purchases 8 A collection of rare Americana, 5 from the library of Stephen Van Renavolaer of Newark, N. J, with| additions thereto, in to be aold by! Scott & O'Bhaughnessy at the Col- | a lectors’ Club, No. 20 Fast Fort | . = : ond Street, ‘Thursday morning : - OF f / iy i la f , / fternoon, June 10, at 10.30 an w 4 o'clock j f f % The catalogue containe 17% num- 4] Wy \ / { /} (6 ¥ bers, ‘The collection tn rich In pam. f / / j | | Vif ( : phiets and conta j q A Ai 2 A z cerned with oneravi m &e aq y ; e y rial YAOM 6 7 . 7 One of the very notable numbers : fn this wale is “Father Abrahuns At een manack, for the Yenr 1760," which — = —————————— _ — cat en contains the earliest known engrav- 4 ry Ing executed In the City of Phila. = ; ’ ef t Relief for re ender weat delphia, Other almanaca in the col- oe | , , 9 | ection include one Poor Richard . _-oTese de Swollen, Calloused Feet and Corns. OBITUARY NOTES. llc P Capt. Chartes M. Grainger, a vet- , eran of the Crimean and Civil Ware, is dead at the age of seventy-five North of Queen Maryle..tiona of several successive years, years at his home, No, 1° Fairview Rees ce|] THE WHOLE STORE#IS A HUGE BAZAR OF BARGAINS cents, for twenty years on the New York a ll receiving a medal for life - al sone ermeecur aurecne. MI FLundreds of Lots are’ already EN TIRELY SOLD OUT.--Come upgiaie ee of eatery and secure a share of values you will always remember! iiness at his home, No, 118 East U tive in Repubitcan politics, e Robert G. MacDonald, broker and 1 membor of the Red Bank, N. J., Hoard of Fducation, died yesterday at his | home in Red ‘Bank. He was a mem- cf | ber of the New York firm of W. T. Hyde Company. corporation (coat itachi Going! Going Fast!! Just Three More Days, Men! 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