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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 21

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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK SUNDAY, MAY 1925. wmh EXOAOEMBHT. li iow terribly the women Brooklyn Clereyman Back From Ruhr Trip ii of Kurope have Suffered, judgment even injudicious 1 is more creditable than cal- ery much dmil if it is powIM" and Mrs M. of 8621 109th have announced the en-u.

mem. in Dl ir Miss RUMl Mane Ram, to lifford Van Wocst Booth, son of Mr. and Mrs. John N. 'a.

of Jamaica The latter EVIDENCE OF RHEUMATISM FOUND IN MUMMIES IN EGYPTIAN TOMBS -ranee' Vhe wrdding''' p-'wa'r y1''1 I.r"l"Hy rln- Science Has Made Progress in Controlling Ail to He Very Effective. The, (ireate.st Sporting Goods Store in the World The dev. ha Benderson. "aj PARIS FEATHER DYEINC WORKS 239 Duffield Street Look for" Name BUTLER'S I Old Ostrich Feathers wo, iHiiiiniiiii DO YOUR HEELS SLIP? Combination Lasts Will Not Slip at Heel SHOES THAT FIT STOUT WOMEN FRENCH TO STAY TILL; GERMANY PAYS. SAYS REV.

I. W. HENDERSON Brooklyn Pastor Tells of What I He Saw at First -Hand in Valley of the Ruhr. SPECIAL OFFER 98 MILLER'S 1 Without the tipo of Patch or to (rive room af top. Built-in Arch Support Cannot break down.

CARROLL WHACKS DRAMATIC CRITICS!" Thinking Up Scheme to Them, He Tells Women. M. GLUCKSMAN 82 FIFTH BROOKLYN, Near St. Mark1, Ave Telephone Sterling 0963 Foof Expert in Attenda I e. mmmmm a sue HSLIP COVERS Of the 5-Piece Better Kind-4 Slip Covers to Order ii BOARDWALK BOOMS CONEY-STRUCTURES ARE TRANSFORMED (Continued From l'ae 1 leerful.

are banishing the old Bathhouses "Doll Up." The Ravenna II fedtas nave affected 'oni. minis-. nil a neat fllcht yf terprlse. tire underKOinK the stra nf liouw in.ntiifr. Stailch's now rn open -aii bnsket-pnrly mporiuni.

Reside thi. niani Coentfi- prnpi i Is the partially 1 from the Taunton hatha, honfrht Ann Hn.thers, ill" l-'latbush lull" the muss, hrinsingr good taste a pr. seniannny the proclaims the operators, wfco in tl-case pass under the name "ArnoM-SHlaway." From all appearances, the bathe will go out on the beach from tbr lockers under the boardwalk. pillar walk wr fears is for sr, giggling couples on It. etc.

Tin cold milk. Bt( the boardwalk ii 1m, I lie Hoard gay old days, is being glassed in ii," Boardwalk Ilk" an enormous Under the Giant Coaster are nc store wiili big: glass windows Talking in Millions. The whole Boardwalk is talking millions. Trices for frontage a quoted at from :) 0 to 400 a fO' although It Is darkly hinted hy the with no frontage to sell that ca would get space ft tlona amlve cin nt. the oast Homing com $15,000,000 for choice sites, hy sak Company has been dealing on a large scale.

Kveryhody's doing it. firm leased fl, 250, 000 worth, of bringing their old cardwulk to give tl summer. If the bu look old. The How. unrepaired SI.

ode helped Hot Corn lko Kane's refoi mot' irled I credulou.s eyes of' pTsn wi liurning in their pockets. sthie OW'Surl Ave. roti! Ihe appearance of Surf a- and the Bowery. Island i foremost Surf a v. i painted freak si giant cannibal 1 talking monk restauraf.tit.

Is Bllt Ihe II light 11 out 'd'he I ided for. AMI SI. Ml NTS MANHATTAN. III 1 Suite Rupholstcred in tapestry grade, ineludim- sill: dmp; SOP.9 hed like new 0 Special this month, Imitation leather of highe: new Sprinps and Frame poll B-piece Living Room Suite, I that germs nlaved an imDortant part in causing the disease, and since that time much progress has been made in the medcinal treatment. Bad teeth, sore throat, infected tonsils es hicli ki i'i) the disease FrobablV the most successful rem- Weldona, a preparation which seems is for sale at all Liggett's drug to be unusually effective in old chronic cases which have failed to respond to me orainarv remedies.

Send to WelHona Co. Boston, for free book, "Germs of Rheumatism." Weldona tcrlan Church of ihis village, officiating. Interment was in the family plot in St. Ann's (Vmeterv at Sav-vlllc, L. WEATHEk FORECAST Indicalions UntU 8 P.M.

Tomorrow. Local Probabilities. General Weather Indications. HIGH WATKR TOMORHOW. SHIP NEWS ARRIVED AT EW YORK.

SHIPS DUE TOMORROW. SHIPS DUE TUESDAY. Mill's SUMNG TOMORROW. ARRIVED at FOREIGN touts. SAILED FROM FOREIGN FORTH, Nlirlu ap.u To Old Reliable Upholstery Co, 1078 BERGEN Near Nostrand Ave.

Call, write or phone Lafayette II Open Eveninj, Till 10 for You ment We Wona deems 'Typical rheumatic changes have! been found in bodies the. cemetery at Deshasen. Inscriptions place the; date about 8700 P. 0." Germs of Rheumatism. Rheumatism is a disease which often creeps on one very slowly, and often the first symptoms are slipht stiftness of the knees, elbows, or other joints.

It has been said that the more severe the pain, the quicker the disease will respond 10 treatment, ana we more stillness, with little pain, the slower it responds to treatment. The most notable advance in overcoming this ailment was the discov- MRS. GREENE DEAD Babylon, L. May 5 Mrs. Sarah Amelia Greene, mother of United Stales District Allorncy Ralph C.

Mtdea For the Summer Trip you need Modease H. W. BALDWIN CO. Women's Shoes and Hosiery 08 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

a Conkey'iButtsrmllk urowing masn I This is the great i aeveiopmg xeea mat insures early broilers and layers. Feed it to everv fowl after 8 week9 of aee. A wonderful bone and flesh build- r. just ngnt in protein ana low Conkey's (tiMWpnii) Buttermilk waning reea tolraknrSdl disease and your chicks ll nappy getaway that produces early and helps to prevent White Diarrhea. Feed it (or the first eight weeks.

Don't Break the Con key Chain F. H. Von Damm AWoncterful Feed "A WONDERFUL FF.ED!" This was the statement made hy Albert Angell the noted poultry expert, when he made nnd tested Vitality Chick Starter. Angell says, "In this new feed we use buttermilk and an abundance of oatmeal and boncmeal, the greatest ingredients known for making rapid growth and large frames. We can now grow more chicks on Vitality Chick Starter than any other feed I have ever known.

The first four weeks tell tli? story of the chick's life. Grow them fast, big and plump in this time andMhen the rest is easy." Albert Angell Jr. also recommends Vitality- Growing Mash from four weeks to six months in growing pullets lor Fall and Winter laying. Ask for a copy of "Scientific Poultry Feeding and Management" and raise every chick. He xurc the signature of Albert Annell.

is on eie.ji xtiv. 01 i nniny emcH ami inilini iiwir- tng Mash, with our guarantee of absolute satisfaction when fed according to directions. BROOKLYN ELEVATOR AND MILLING CO. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Madison Avenue and 45th Street New York As Brassies Flick the Dandelions ML i A host of new things for. the golf woman, as the links-unfold to the happiest of.1"," golfing months. The debonair little short-, sleeved frock and the easy-f fitting silk suit, borrowed from the courses in France. Outfits which the trim. English sportswoman is wearing of flannel and cricket cloth or skirt with smart knitted jj jumper, contrasting or har-m monizing.

Tweed skirts with I'airc Isle sweaters jersey frock jersey suits plaided wools. And the hats and shlrtsiw and shoes, hosiery anclV, scarfs, which are in from Deauville to the Links at Newport. Country Useful Frocks with Coats Outfits of raanyf sided utility during the active Summer months for the golf gallery, motor vide or half day in town. Frock suits of crepe de-chine, flannel, pongee bUSS and a varied list of Summer Hats which have beerf specially designed for new outfits, and the exactly appropriate shoes for each. Topcoats, English sport coats, steamer coats the unapproached Aber-crombie Fitch assortment of riding clothes and access aories.

I fibcrcrombie fitch Co A'adison Avenue and 45th Street Ntw fad jJl'iijp) Open Until P. M. MONDAY rauto ISr1 Wr Brooklyn Headquarters For FLOOR COVERINGS 1 1 RecdandWiWiTDre E- Celebrates Its Twenty-fifth Birthday, Continuing Tomorrow, Celebrates Its Twenty-fifth Birthday, Continuing Tomorrow, With a Sale of Super-Value-Giving That Will Insure Our Many I riemls the Greatest Savings in Our History 20 MANUFACTURERS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THIS STUPENDOUS OFFERING OF RUGS, CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS HAND-CROCHET1 OLD COLONY RUGS 525 beautiful liand-croflict Old Colour Rair Ruus $90u iring to the Brooklyn i be sold at a price les 3 exquisite and will ire all hand wade and $2.75 $4.75 will refund you buy. Oriental and Chinese m.iti patterns for bed rooms; en $4.98 $698 89c Eagle readers as our Anniversary Special, these rugs an than the cost of manufacture. The color cmiibinatini blend with the finest surroundings.

Please note that they ai will not pull or stretch. Oval 24x48 $3.75 Round 86x86 $4.73 i Oval 24x36 Round 80x30 $8.75 Oval 27x54 NOTICE Bring this advertisement with to ycu 50c for everyone of these Rugs you T7Q.95 Mail Fil'ed GRAND CENTRAL WICKER SHOP 226 East 42d Si. 2Bloeki EastolGr.nd Central Sit, Bci. Phone Vin. 4575 Open Saturday all day, AMI SKMI ATS 8.3x10.6 patterns and color $75 8.3x10.6 All a sil.le.

no if Seamless Wool Brussels worsted wool. A very are water-stained. Th'trel'ore Seamless Chenille Rugs Congoieum Art Rugs ill driiiflit you there are Itantlsonie and hallway: liaio.y $60 9x12 Seamless Fringed Velvets close woven ruin, are arnicas and the 'el'me dcnl'lv This particular crude is always in denrtral. Tiny all 'wvih and the dyes are tile finest. The 'U.

patterns is hu i iUV tutrantejtl perfect. The sale, price is The variety of their pattern! the dining room, living vanvional tile and wood deal 9x15 fl. seconds 3X9 fi ft $2.98 $12.01) 6x9 ft. second 7.6x9 ft. seconds.

Staines English INLAID Line) and M.OO (Trades in' the finest Kmvlish mail. I eellent assortment pi.tu riis These were tlamaaetl will not affect the wear. Please brinir your Last Week! ELMER CLIFTON'S DOWN to the SEA in SHIPS B. S. MOSS' CAMEO THEATRE 42nd Street, Jutt East cf Broadway 85c.

S5 Evening Pricei Satu'day end Sunday Matincen A HODKINSON PICTURE.

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