Commercial High School of Brooklyn - Annual Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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X n 1 l l VAMNNM Aclve:1ctise,nxe111, 21 ,N-zxzx-ZX-Xxx. vfxfgfxf ,N-,N,,gf'xZN-' p New York Preparatory l l 1 11 1+ l '1 :1 1 '1 1 1 11 I l 1 I1 C School T orner Court and oralemon Streets TELEPHONE, 1908 MAIN PREPARES SPECIALLY FoR T Regents' and College Examinations LARGE STAFF OF SPECIALISTS ' Day Department, 9.00 A. lVI. to 3.00 P. lVl. Evening Sessions, 7.00 P. lVI. to 9,30 P. lVl. 1 T YOU MAY BEGIN NOW.f ' M T Send or call for catalogue and see what others have done T IE. CE. CAMERER, lVI.A., LL. B., Principal 12. Telephone, 1356 Main T Forty-ninth Year ' - 1 ll . 5 BRC W NE'S ROOKLY' tl - . , 1 - ' V , 1' C tl E ' - 1 USINESS OLLEGE 1 o 1 , 1 A . 11 B00kkC6p1ng g Telegraphy Spelllng Jr Stenography S Commercial Arithmetic Grammar ll T h T n a 11 POUC yfpewriting Correspondence Algebra 1 :I an-manship Mathematics C t Geometry, etc. l . . It s DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS ll: COLLEGEPREPARATORIY: For any College or University, and for 1 Professional and Technical S h l ll ' REGENTS' CERTIFICATES ASIISOSTPLOMAS: For Law Medical ,pi ' afi4UIfI23lihVS?l1i2ri1iag'I2f,danfti Pharmacy Students. Special,Coaching p c oo u en , . f 51 TEC1JIieEgCA.L:1Practical Surifeying and Engineering, including Civil, li Y DRAWH31nic'at and Electrical. ' I- l . 1, h Ch 0 G. heoretical and Pract1cal Courses in Architectural, Me- ti 3 amcal, Structural, and1Topographica1 Drawing. ' l - . ,A 11 6 ELATBUSH AVENUE, at FULTON STREET 11 I vu ti Gfa-C1U2l'fCS placed in permanent positions Write, Telephone or Call - Ple Y TAYATAV1TVAIVXAATVVVTATAVA-AwA:AvAf'A:AiAiATAiA'A as ' ' . . e vnentzon The Ledger when answerzng ctdvertzseonents,

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