The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR NOOO COOOOEOSOEHOOOHOKOOHOOOHOHOOSOOOOOOOOOOOOEOED se SOCIETY :-: MARIE CAPPICK, Editor ------PHONE 436 Demeritts Have Visitors Enjoy Several Guests Sojourn Here Mrs. C. E. Norris, of Norfolk,| J. E. Daley, prominent business Va., Miss Tulane Collins, of the | man of Miami, and Mrs. Daley, ame sit ‘aoe sae were visitors in Key West yester- ‘oungstown, io, an iss : aie Eapania Brownell, of Taunton, day a0 they. both: say they en- Mass., were visitors this morning.|Joyed a delightful stay. The party arrived on the Flor-| They were shown all the points ida from Tampa and while in| of interest in the city by George Key West were guests of William} L. Babcock, than whom there i W. Demeritt, superintendent of} none more able to entertain guests lighthouses, and Mrs. Demeritt. | who are interested in the many They were taken for a_ ride} novel and interesting sights to be around the boulevard, visited the| seen in Key West. aquarium with the trained fish, Mr. and Mrs. Daley left yester- the turtle crawls and were de-|day afternoon for their home. lighted with the many points of a interest. They said that one of Tacky Dance At the especially interesting _ si sights was the aviary at the home of Mr. Country Club and Mrs. Demeritt with its many rare and beautiful specimens of the feathery kingdom. | The party left this afternoon Members of the Country Club ward to a Tacky Dance tomorrow on the S. S. Florida and after aj night at this club. Prizes will be! few days in the Cuban capital! offered for the most appropriate will return to the U. S., Mrs. Nor-| costumes and a good time is anti- ris going to her home in Norfolk} cipated by those interested. and the young ladies to Webber | This dance is the first of a College, at Babson Park, Fla. series of April entertainments BE ee LION which are being planned by a committee named to events for the month. Convention Of P.-T. Assn. Units sola aa A state convention of Parent-| Dance Tonight By Teacher Associations will be helai Crew Of Cuba in Hollywood April 5 and 6. It} is not definitely known who will] The crew of the S. S, Cuba will attend from Key West, but as/give a dance tonight at the Cuban many as can possibly do so are|Club starting at 9:30 o’clock.; urged to attend as representa-| Howard Wilson and his band have tives from the three local associa-| been engaged to furnish a musi- tions, it is stated by P-T-A offi-|cal program for the affair. cers. Ladies will be admitted free. CALENDAR Saturday Tacky dance at Key West Country Club beginning at 9:30 o’clock. Sunday Memorial services by temples of Pythian Sisters at hall o'clock, Catholic Boys’ Sodality at 6:30 in convent auditorium. Monday Woman’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church will be held at 4 o'clock, Meeting of Temple No. 20, Pythian Sisters, at 7:30 o'clock. Parents’ Christian Club meets at 8 o’clock in El Salvador church. Woman’s Missionary Society of First Methodist church will meet at 4 o'clock. Woman’s Guild of St. Paul’s church meets at 4 o’clock. Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul’s church meets at 4:30 o’clock. Tuesday Dramatic production “Lighthouse Nan” o'clock. Ladies’ Aid Society of Ley Memorial church meets at 4 o’clock. Meeting of Directors of Woman’s Club at 3 o’clock. Business meeting of Woman’s Club at 3 o'clock. 2 * Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order De Molays, meeting at 8 o’clock in Scottish Rite temple. Degree of Pocahontas will meet at usual hour. World Friends’ Club, and Bible hour at Wesley House at 4 o’clock. Junior Boys’ Club meets at Wesley House at 7 o’clock. Philanthropic committee of Women’s Club will sew for charity beginning at 10 o'clock in club house, 1307 Division street. Wednesday Primary Boys’ Club at Wesley House at 4 o'clock. Young Peoples’ League at Wesley House at 7:30 o’clock. Thursday at 4 at Harris school at 8 Weekly recreation of young people of First Methodist church at 8 o’clock in Sunday school annex. Sewing classes at Wesley House at 4:30 o'clock, Young People’s Chorus meets for rehearsal at 7 Fleming Street Methodist church. Friday Fashion Revue and food sale at Public Library building under auspices of Woman's Club at 5 o'clock. Girls’ Club of La Trinidad church meets at 4 o'clock. 7:30 o'clock in Persona! Mention Hy L. Chilton, who has been Frank Johnson was a returning here as clerk in the eee passenger over the East Coast Department of the F. E. C., for} from a brief business visit to Lon seVeral weeks, as relief clerk, left! \ Key, yesterday afternoon for his home} in St. Augustine, Fla. | A. C. Brown, associate quaran- | tine inspector for the State Plant Mr. and Mrs, Board of Florida, left yesterday left on the afternoon train, Yes-| afternoon for Gainesville, after a terday to attend the Flower Show | short stay with the local bureau. in Miami, and will be gone for} several days. | Judge H. H. Taylor, vice-presi-| jdent of The Citizen the | Company and attorney for jthe Ov as Bridge Corpora. Wallace Kirke! J. P. Bussey, who was in Marine hospital for an operation, ! returned yesterday to his duties) 40m. came in from Miami on the as storekeeper and clérk in charge| Havana Special yesterday, wa: of the fuel oil supply of the F, E.| the guest of Wm. c Ry. | chairman of the organization, and | left for his home in the afternoon George W. all a f the Central Public Utilit company, who was in Key on busi- ness visit and was the guest of Rebert Ingle, manager of the Key West branch (The Key W as Co.), left yesterd for headquar-) 4 truck ters in Aianta, loaded with fre s is due ry on Division and veget Tift's Gro street Attorney V bury, representative from ma Me snree eoUR- ty in the State over the highway thi Miami where he w legish will v veturn jand their guests are looking for-} been arrange} 1] pose. Porter, vice} [WHOLE CARLOAD OF SOAP SENT TO CITY STORES), |LEVER BROTHERS’ COMPANY ALSO ARRANGES INTER. ESTING DISPLAY FOR EX- HIBITS BY MERCHANTS A solid carload of soap has been received by the merchants of Key West and will go on their shelves in time for today’s buying, it was | announced today. The shipment, one of the larg- jest ever received here, came from the Lever Brothers company’s plant and includes the nationally advertised Lux, Lifebuoy health soap, Rinso and Lux toilet soap. In connection with the city- wide sale of the products today, interesting window displays haye nstalled in all leading gro- ceries, by H, B. Gillentine, repre- sentative of dealers’ service de- partment of the Lever Brothers j company and H., Gillentine, Sr., |Key West representatives of the ' world’s largest soap makers. The display is one of the many ways, | it is said, in which the soap mak- lers cooperate with local chants, Shows Buying Trend The carload shipment here, it is said, is a good indication of the trend in modern merchandizing. The retail grocers of the city pooled their buying resources to make possible the purchase of a | solid carload of soap. The carload jshipment cut the cost of handling jand this saving, it is said, is to be passed on to the buyers through a reduction in the prices of these soaps. The names of the mer- chants taking part in the carload sales event are listed in the ad- vertising on this page. Each Has Purpose Each of the four products serves a separate and distinct pur- Lux is especially made to preserve the fwesh vibrancy of delicately colored silks, rayons and woolens.. Fabrics washed in Lux stay charmingly new-looking twice as long. Silk stockings Tre- tain their elasticity and that means longer life and better fit. And Lux in the dishpan’ gives beauty care to hands, keeps them white and soft, at less than a cent a day, it is claimed. Rinso, housewives everywhere are said to declare, gives whiter washes easily and quickly. In the tub, this granulated laundry soap soaks cottons and linens whiter and brighter then they could pos- sibly be scrubbed. The makers of 40 leading washing. machines re- commend Rinso, and 32,000 wash- er salesmen use it to demonstrate their machines. Lifebuoy health soap, with its abundant, fenetrating, purifying lather, is designed to stop body odor by cleansing the pores of odor-causing waste. Washing hands often with Lifebuoy re- moves germs—helps prevent the spread of colds and other contact diseases. “Fragrant, white Lux toilet soap is the favorite of nine out of 10 beautiful screen stars, These lovely women of the films always look young and beautiful. They never lose their youthful charm— never seem to grow a day older. Complexion care is their secret and for years the great majority of them have depended on Lux toilet soap for the fascinating, youthful complexion,” the repre- sentatives declared. “TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS arecccere Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, etary of the Navy, born at sonville, Va. 1 years ago. U. S. Senator William H. Die- trich of Illinois, born at Coopers- town, IL, 57 years ago. | John Hays Hammond, famed is ning engineer of a generation born in San Francisco, 78 Publishin e|y \ Cox, one-time Ohio ocrat nominee Preside , born at Jack- | sonburg, Ohiv, iman, FOR TIFT STORE n L. Bragg, hysies a mer-}- for} presi-j } NUMBER EXPECTED TO BE EMPLOYED WILL BREAK ~ RECORD: (By Associated Press) J TALLAHASSEE, Fila., March 31.—Florida __ legislators who thought. the 1931. assembly broke all records for the number of at- taches. employed and. -who saw hundreds of others turned down, haven’t seen anything yet,. in the opinion of Frank ‘Webb, clerk of the house. If the number of written appli- cations means anything then the 1933 assembly, scheduled to open here April 4, will far outdistance the session of two years ago, Webb said. The general unem- ployment situation and the ap- parent ease with which applicants obtained jobs two years ago were given by Webb as additional rea- sons for his view. AUCTION SALE AT JOHNSON’S Frank Johnson is announcing in today’s Citizen an Auction’ Sale which will start tomorrow night at 7:30 at his store in the: Colonial Hotel building. Mr. Johnson ‘states ‘that he will have to raise $1,000 before Apfil 10 and to that effect his stock will be sacrificed at anything the people bid for it, Everything in the store will be placed under the auctioneer’s hammet including diamonds, watches, jewelry, rugs, silverware and other articles. ARRANGE SOAP CAMPAIGN HERE H. Gillentine, Sr., representa- tive of what is said to be the world’s largest soap manufactur- ers, makers of Lux, Lifebuoy, Rinso and Lux Toilet soap, and his son, H. B. Gillentine, Jr., of the service department of the same company, have been in this city for the past week arrangements for a soap campaign which is taking place this week- end. Both Mr. Gillentine, Sr., and his son are frequent visitors to this. city. While here they arranged window displays in all leading groceries and cooperated in many bther, ways to make the campaign a ‘success: : - ‘eee Ringworm—One bottle csema Remedy is guarant enough for any ‘ase. All druggi: are authorized to money if it fails.—Advt. PALACE | Mrs. Virgil Cordero Presents | HOT-CHA Also THE RECKLESS RIDER Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 15-35¢ AUCTION SALE STARTS SATUR- DAY 7:30 P. M., and con- tinues through next week MUST RAISE $1000 BY APRIL 10th Our Bills Must Be Paid; Our Stock Must Be Sacri- ficed For What It Will Bring. Entire Stock Of Diamonds _ Watches Jewelry Silverware Hand Painted China | Dinner Ware Congoleum Gold Seal Rags Cut Glass Oriental Tapestries Scarts Rags Bedspreads ETC. These Will Be Sold At Your Own Price During Special AUCTION BEAUTIFUL GIFTS fer the Home, for the Graduate, fer Weddings, or for amy special eceasion or anniversary. FREE PRIZES EVERY NIGHT Colonial Hotel Bidg. 428 Duval St. Imperia) | refund iF Table Cloths} _ Lux TOILET SOAP HYLe* gre ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” All competition met with honest weight and quality-merchandise PHONE 67 814 Fleming Street J. M. FERNANDEZ GROCERY Cor. Packer and Catherine PHONE 606 SAM PINDER’S CASH GROCERY 533 William Street PHONE 123 WEECH’S GROCERY Cor, Francis and Olivia Streets PHONE 646 Hi Mrs. Carrie’s Grocery 808 Ashe Street PHONE 863-W PABLO CALLEJA 901 Fleming Street WING LEE’S GROCERY 506 Fleming Street _ PHONE 107 TIFT’S CASH GROCERY 1117 Division Street LUX Ss" LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Juan Calleja Saale NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S CRACKERS A. Einhorn’s Grocery 901 Duval Street - PHONE 216 “Get The BEST For LESS” We handle full line Royal Scarlet Products Richardson's Grocery 629 Eaton Street PHONE 134 Call and See Our New Cracker Department “We Don’t Meet Competition, We Make It” The Panama Market A. LUJAN, Brop. PHONE 272 600 Francis Street Quality Groceries and Meats. Specialty On Coffee Charles Saunders Wholesale Grocery Division St PHONE 86 “Service and Quality Unequaled” Cabrera Brothers, Inc. Complete Line of Groceries Purveyors of High Quality Food Products PHONE 48 —<— JOSE PADRON — No, 1 and No. 2 Stores 726 Whitehead Street —and— 720 Windsor Lane j mai ee net A. J. BETHENCOURT 1028 Francis Street PHONE 850 B. WEINTRAUB 700 Elizabeth Street PHONE €45-W tet rt nner 822 Fleming Street, PHONE 695 JUAN MAYG. Cor. White and Catherine Streets PHONE 857-W V. Ceballo’s Grocery 511 Fleming Street PHONE 148-W —— em ABELARDO LOPEZ ~ 900 Simonton Street Lacedonia’s Grocery 700 Simonton Street PHONE 752-5