The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 8

“10 CLOSE SOON) SCCCersccoocgree EXCELLENT PROGRAMS aaa CARRIED OUT AT SOU- THERN ASSEMBLY IN CARO- LINA (Ny Aasocinted Press) LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C., Aug. 17.—With good programs, the southern assembly of the M. E. Church, South, will close its 14th season here August 20, cul- minating with “Haywood County Day” on which Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, of Charlotte, will speak both afternoon and morning. “Following the close of the Ep- worth League assembly August 15, two weeks of Chautauqua and evangelistic features were inaug- urated. Dr. Edward Leigh Pell, of Richmond, Va., will deliver a series of five lectures on “How Jesus Meets our deepest needs.” The evening of Augist 16 will be for young people with an enter- taining feature in the auditorium. Miss Inene Bewley, dramatic reader, will give programs on the . even'ngs of August 17 and 18. ‘The Junaluska double quartetic will present a musical program the evening of August 19. The .op- eratta, under reh¢arsall by Mrs Hortense Reynolds, will be seen on the evening ef August 20 and 21. ; Beginning Sunday, August 22, there will be a series of evangel- isti¢ sermons, concluding with tha. by Bishop Mouxon on August 29. Thurston B. Price, one of the gen- eral evangelists of the M. E. Charch South, will preach morn-|- ing and evening, Atgust 22, and on the evening of August 23, Dr. Fred Brown, pastor of the First Baptist church, Knoxville, Tenn., preach morning and evening, August 24. “Dr. S.°T. Senter, pastor of the First Methodist church, Atlanta, Ga., will preach morning and eve ning, August 25, and Rev. Burke Culpepper, general — evangelist, peveine and evening, August 26 Deas Dixon, distinguished orator and author of “The Clans- man” from which the photoplay “The Birth cf a Nation” was pro- duced, “Tht Leopard's Spots,” and other works, will deliver. his fam- , Sus lecture, “The Rising South,” _ August 28, “Haywood County Day” will at. tract residents of every section , of the county for a general gath- eng. Admission will te free. “Midtime singing and the two ser: ‘mens by Bishop Mouzon will mark the day, which will officially clos: the i4th summer assembly. STATE OFFICIALS RETURN FROM INSPEC. TION TOUR (Ry Associated Presa) TALLAHASSE®S, Fla., Aug. 17. —State Treasurer Luning. and Superintendent of Education Caw- thon have returned from an in spection tour of the sta‘e prison: of Alabama, Oklahoma, Maryland, and Virginia. Nathan Mayo, com- missioner of agriculture, did not return with the pariy. Mr. Luning said they found the prisons at Kilby, Ala., and, Mc- Allister, Okla,’ were modern’ and thoroughly up to date and that in the Oklahoma institution all of the prisoners were engaged in var fous. manufacturing industries which they were informed by the Warden ere proving quite profit- able to the sta‘e as well as learn- ing the prisoners trades which rere valuable to them after their release. » The other prisons visited were aaid not to have heen quite so varied in indus ries but those in charge of all prisons were unani- mous in their statement that the proper solution was to keep all the prisoners. employed and to ise fi ag with kind ove all that constantly le to obtain ideas for the construction of a new state prison for which $300,000 hhas been appropriated. Mr. said they had devided to build dern prison of icinforced con- and as the 000 was not for the tire” plan, ended to build in units with additions to be mad funds are procured. He said on their} trip they found vir_vally all new Yuildings and contemplated build- ings were of reinforced concrete n> of id to be prisoned miners to safety. « ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN eeece PECHOOHSOSHOSSHOSSOSOHESOSESCO0CR First Pi@ure of Kentucky Mine Rescue — Re It was through this old shaft that Freeman ue workers are Lun-j| it CLASSIFIED | COLUMN Advertisements under this head) will be inserted: in The Citizen at) the rate of lc a word for each ae ,TRIO OF MONSTERS STRAYED | es sertion, but the minimum for th first insertion in every instance is; 25e. Advertisers should give their! street address as well as their tele-, phone number if they desire re-! sults, Payments for classified adver-| tisements is invariably in advance, but regular. advertisers with ledger’ —The mystery fist-problem, whieh | nay Donnell and Mr. Cheney ia] accounts may have their advertise-| ments charged, FOR RENT 4OUSE on North Beach near City Park containing 8 rooms, 2 halls, 2. baths. and screened; sleeping porch. Arranged. for 2 cepa Will rent entire “or separa‘e apartments. aug | 144 Bix FURNISHED | apartment, White sireet. Apply 503 Duval street. } June 28-tf FURNISHED APARTMENTS; modern conveniences. Inquire | 1116 Von Phister. Street, aug 16- 1atx | } CORNER GREENE AND ANN! STREETS—Opposite City Hall —Suitable for storage rooms, garage, repair shops, ete. Ap- ply The Citizen. dec20 FOR SALE 3HAFTING AND PULLEYS FOR, SALE CHEAP. Apply Citizen office. may6 HAINES TOURING 0. car; Dr. Gwynne. Marine Hospital. gl 7-L0tx RUBBER. STAMPS — When in need of Rubber Stamps, see the Artman Press, 125 Duval street, Key West Florida. tf WARRANTY deeds, mortgage dleedsy netes and other legal blanks. We keep them in stock. The Artman Press, 125 Duval street, _ ‘ _ FOR PRINTED SOCIETY STA- TIONERY, The Artman Pres#, 125 Duval street. Phone 66. FURNITURE FOR SALE LIVING ROOM suite, Dining room set, Bird's eye and Ivory bed room sets, Beds complete, F' lamp, Rugs, Kitchen outfit, G range, and ether items. All very littl worn, bargains. Johnson aug Li REAL ESTATE BARGAIN LOTS on Gri nell street, | 106 ft 9 in. by 208 ft, 6 in; reasonable price. “Address P. 0. Box 92. mar il | ‘ALUABLE. CORNER—Southard | and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on Eliza- | beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Southard, Easy payments. j Rox 536, marit "600. POUND TUNA Address P. 0.; TO ERECT BUILDING Asxocinted Press) LAKE CITY, Fia., Aug. 17.— FISHCAUGHT OFF .'82siF*. COAST OF MAINE "nt ti feat contemplates ting an bullding ‘ii rns in the heart of FROM THE PACIFIC TIP at 600 po SCALES AT TOTAL OF 1420.) | POUNDS res well over 12 feet. harbor colony jtuna off the 0 have fished for! Pacifie Coast, the | » tuna. RRR HAREUE. Mey BNR: 47.) mie g00-paunider haspoonet Re hag had the old salts guessing here the past several. days, declarédito the largest. fish has |ever caught in these waters. It ‘been solved by members of the Was landed in the Donnell boat jsummer colony and by local fish-|°!Y after a great battle. When dress ermen. fish weighed 400 and 5 Three big tuna fish have been each. jharpooned off the shore in. the jlarger one weighed 80 pounds. * harbor in the past few days. One| The 400-pounders were sold to ‘fish captured by Clifford Cheney a wholesale house in Portsmouth of South Manchester, Conn., and and the 600-pound tuna was eut | Danie] Donnell tipped the scales up and sold at this resort. 520 pounds FREE Knife—Value $2 THIS MONTH ONLY eee) AUNIVERSAL quality product Silver Handle Bread Knife with 9-inch Polished Crucible.Steel Blade with Famous * Serrated Edge. Cuts the scientific way—-each pull cuts a slice. FREE with a UNIVERSAL Electric Toaster pee Bite a Delight When You Eat Toast Made with a Universal Pay Only $ J 22 vows 50 $1939 Value for $800 The Price of the Toaster You can easily and aichty make Gelicious, cris; hy Sece—>with tha Univeral. GET YOURS EARLY The UNIVERSAL Electric Turn Easy Toaster turns the toast for you. No burned fingers. Toasts two slices—old fashioned size bread at same time. Highly Polished Nickel Finish. A lifetime of perfect toast for $8.00. ‘The same UNIVERSAL is Your Gearantee of Quality aad Satisfactory Service THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO. JOS. H. MONTICINO, Sales Mgr. ‘Tsar Lowest Priced Servant is Eectricity d, two of the three | The head and tail of the! abandoned when underground shafts wer This ‘shows th great crater surrounding the-shaft of the American Zine and Fluorspar Company’s mine at Salem, Ky., where five workment were rescued after be-ing imprisoned underground, without food or water, for A week by a slide of earth and water. cra‘er, shown here, was scooped out years ago by surface mining and water slid to the bottom of the erater and caved through into the mine below. to the shaft for ihe imprisoned men. The sunk, Mud and shown lowering a cable through ioLb of the rescue‘ party crawled and led the im- LONDON. The Society for the! Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rejected a 350,000 gift t'oned upon the organization de- |ciding against fox hunting. Mrs. ter, ‘Eng., reeently became | mother of her third set of triplets, ‘born three years apart. + to members of the —-— 1. ZLIDITIISODISTITT SOLIS ET HE condi-! Thomas Mason of Leices-} the | (CHURCH MEETING | IN PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN , ENDEAVOR SO- ” CIETY TO HOLD CON- VENTION (Ry Axsociated Press) PENSACOLA, Fis., Aug. 17.— i mediate The district convention of the | Chri n Endeavor Society will jopen here August 20 for a three: | {day meet, continuing through the | following Sunday. Members of the society from} | various points in West and Cen- | tral Florida are to be present as} | delegates, and the local commit- itees have mapped out a plano’ {business and entertainment that will take up every minute of the jstay of scores of delegates throughout the three convention \ days. | The program will open Friday ‘evening with a song service and | prayer, followed by an address, T take this method of noti- fying: my Patrons that I am no longer connected with The Le Concha Beauty Par- lor. Until I am permanently lo- cated Ladies. desiring my services can make appoint- ment by calling La Concha Hotel MADAME BIGNEY Phone 705 | in my society,” TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 192 “We Welcome You,” Ly Miss Eva Gilbert Dickerson, for the inter-| C. E. Society, and: Miss ; | Margaret Morgan, for the Senior | |C. E. Society. Response to the j welcome will be made by Ray- ,mond Wickersham, of Defuaniak. On Friday “The Prayer Meet- ing” will be discussed by the vari- King for the Junior C. E. Society ;| | RIFLE SHOOTS TWO MILES TOKIO—A rifle invented by a Japanese engineer can shoot a dis- tance of two miles. { and granddaughter of an 3 Ticwins Emmett, a famous ss American, has been elected to the. London County Council, ous persons named, on the. fol-! lowing themes: “How to put new life into the C. E. prayer meet- ”” Raymond Wickersham we ought to work for a membership in our C, E. Mrs. E. Thomas, Quine \to kindle missionary fires, resentative of the Tallahe se sa yciety; “The spirit back of nine SO: leial,” Wallace Purdy, P An address, “How C. E. will be made by! Jerry Johnson of Chattanooga, | district field secretary. Saturday will be featured by WHEREVER THERE AR “Why | |convention singing, followed by |devotionals on the subject of “A splendid investment,” eéndueted Rev. T. C. Delaney of -the ie Presbyterian chureh. | An address will be made by Mra. 1. A. Lowe, of DeFuniak, on Seeret Service Suceess,”” _ Samids Il close the convention vith a ylet in the evening “The tion of C. E. Society,” presented by the local Christian Endeavor members, followed by a | report of resolution committee and installations, E FLIES USE FLY-TOX | Hin the FLIES ‘You Catit KeepYour Food Under Glass ; Fee health’s sake t! fresh, clean, pure. he food must be kept ‘Flies must be killed. They taint everything they touch, Disease germs drop from the maggoty ooze of the fly’s filthy feet. That poisons food. Use Fly-Tox. It is stainless, eine safe, sure. . It. costs half-pints fifty cents—and can little— a Gerra3 be bought at groceries and drug stores. Ail/s FLUUES, MOSQUITOES MOTHS, ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS Lass nsf arate cetanacillig x4 ae e ae aaaceeceheehahaeataa |monsterg,canght here are real N % when you w. Oh he he ed Electric Irons No. 2 Pitcher Pumps Klaxon Horns Bakers 2 Burner Wickless Oil Stoves 3 Burner Wickless Oil Stoves for this week Compare these prices with others shown elsewhere in this newspaper. $3.50 to $3.75 $2.25 $2.50, "$2. 89 to $3.70 $8.00 up $10.00 Up To9 X12 Kaook ’Em Cold Prices on i Glass- Up tute ese Up To 10 X 16 Up Tete 220 oo ae Rim Knob Locks Your choice Antique Cop- per or Dull Brass. Mor- tice Locks .. ant Hardware, 4 tb. Sad Irons _. Don’t forget Albury’s pure House Paint at $ A choice of either a Fly Swatter, Yardstick, or Shopping Bag will be given free to every customer. making a purchase. This offer holds good for this week only. Articles given away bear the name of Eugene R. Albury, Jr., a name to remember Remember you can get Quality plus Quantity at low cost at Albury’s Hardware Store. Eugene R. Albury Jr., Hardware 700 Duval Street 100 per cent 2.75 per gal. Phone 73