The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 25, 1933, Page 3

IN OPENING GAME) LAND\ iN TAMP, FUNERAL HOMERS ‘TAKE|SIK MEN Fi FIRST OF SEVEN-GAME BE-) LEADERS OF \GRAU SA RIES OF DIAMONDBALL BY, MARTIN REGIME HOPED T SCORE OF 8 TO1 Come To THIS piss a (By 0, L. MILIAN) TAMPA, Oct. 25. The Lopez Funeral Home ‘ten refigees ‘were brough took the first contest of a seven- yesterday aboard the! game series from a picked team ' conga q selected by Peter Castro, 8 to 1. West aabcdaa ae te ‘The wontest preceeded a confer-' simail power schooner 1 wt enée among Manager Hamlin and gasoline. players of “the Lopez Funeral] A special board of § Home who denied knowing any-! avi thing of the play-off series. Ac. i i Aegis cording tq Ground Manager John- | termine this jmorning athan Cates, Manager Hamlin had; Will be admitted agreed’ toi play, the series when he, Statse. was told of Castro's ghallenge last! Sunday afternoon after the di monaball game between The Ci — Miami Daily Néws. it ke ‘The main argument of some of je air’ se the players _ representing the |¢hado regime; Ante Lopez Funeral Home was a gate * t; Narcico agree to play. ‘This was surpris-| mechanic, and Joaqu Si ta — Manager sipeguatinny Ree an ‘inspector ie only team to have made asury department} any such demands. Castro's pick-|Diaz were in the Nj ed team is willing to play for the} uring the recent, sil sport and the exercise they get; Their schooner, a from the game, master, was towed by Getting back: to the first game|wHtil ctible bioke, of the series, Castro’s picked team, ae ‘the foes 2 ‘men said it w: tion to remain in J they could make apparent that his’ mates were not doing their unnie) Roberts, Lopez’ ee i $ Cuban: p TaYnpa’ 4.680 Caan Prof. Cohstentine M. Panunzio their geation ‘expert, born in Italy, 49 eeee | Admiral Richard E...Byrd, just | off again to the Antarctic, born | at Winchester, Vay 45 years ago. : { EING FROM tadio priest of Royal Oak, Mich., ' born in Canada {of American: parentage), 42 years ago. | hope ta i enry Norris Russell, famed} Princeton astronomer, president | of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, born at Oyster Bay, N. 56 years 108 the University of California, sdcial scientist, economist, immi- | a a \) illys, automobile | A i etime Ambassa- n at Canadiagua, ago. lis of Swarth- jationally-known eligious ‘writer, ! Y, Pa., 60 years z of Aurora, IIL, “TH@sher and __ philan- With P Knox Co, Ul, 69 Hoy ice Michael of Rou- PRICK 2 years ago. New ar-dld daughter of wman, woman flier, of Ing Interessh” thas several solo HQ ertisemients under this head | inserted in The Citizen at of te ® word for each in- ] We'll climb a high mountain, eee ASSIFIE bn, but the minimum for the! ; insertion ‘in every instance is ment for classified adver- jnents is invariably in advance, | ler advertisers with Advertisers * shoula give their it-address as well as their tele- With each classified advertise- it The Citizen will give free an utostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for range and Kelvinator. Other- wise unfurnished, $30.00 per month. Wm. Curry’s Sons Co. sept25-tf THE PALMS, Mrs. Harriet A. » Watrous, delightful rooms with or without board. Terms, rea- ; Sonable.'!° 227 Duval’ Street. Phone 228-W. ~ oct2336t POR RENT—Furnished apart- ment with all modern con- ers with famous Watkins Pro- ducts in Key West. Business established, earnings average Press, Citizen Building. $1. §unl4-tf Key West's First Funeral Home |} Key West's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Newer Sleeps Phone} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - RELIEF WORKERS [AMERICAN LEGION'FRESH FRUITS AT ARE PAID TODAY OUTLINES PROGRAM! —TIFT’S GROCERY FUND: FOR OCTOBER ALMOST At a regular meeting of Ae Tift’s Grocery, 1117 Division |thur Sawyer Post Number 2p, jporecet, will place on sale tomor- EXAUSTED, IT IS : 7 a PERS i truck load of fresh American Legion, held last night, | =e * . STATED 1 the siisbiin: OF davclits dor Oh fruits and vegetables which will | arrive tonight over the Oversea jeelebration of Armistice Day, No-| highway. !vember 11, was discussed and} Im the advertising columns of | | today’s paper may be found a num- | Tief Council of Monroe county fonj Pans formulated for the annual ber pi a reaas grocery bargains the month of October will soon be} ©¢lebration. offered at this store, entirely disbursed it was learned!. A tentative program is in See) ms at sai ly Be uo: mt of formation and is expected: ; e ob aba) this afternoon disbursing to work-| ly ee a men $1,219.33. Yesterday work- | Beh UO men received $555.70, making a} Sylvia Altman, w ' total distributed during the week! her master’s pointe =e al votes oan Pk heard in two weekly network | 206 08 ee esl z At ie ea from New York City, :agelbvag ite a ae $10-l tor oe and writes the continuity} 981.07. This amount substracted piano in 2 serend nt Plays: the from the $14,400 allotted the} county for October leaves a hal-| ance of $418.93. These disbursements are exc | sive of $3,000 allotted for shoes, and schoo! books for children of relief workers. NITED STATES FAST P& QO “PEE: . 2 = Leave Key West for 7 . Tuesdays and Fridays 12:15 ost eg, Havana Tor Wey West Wednesday. and Saturdays “Leave ‘Key West tor Port days 6:30 P.M ‘prt Tampa Wednesdrys and Satur- Tickets, Reservati¢ins ‘ix foroatian &t Ticket Office on th Boat ry on Funds for the Emergency Re- 3 Save your coupons for valuable dinner sets. Oct, 25-tf. | WOMAN, 87, NEVER TIRED _ —TAKES IRON DAILY ec EAERS “I am 87, go to church - Dr. Ruth Darby of the Infants’ | tend parties ne ae: ee pee sel Hospital in London saved the life |tired. I eat and sleep well, pedals of a baby by giving her blood at|to Vinol iron tonie.’—Mrs. M. three successive transfusions. ;Batdorf. Vinol Rants fine! Delow! Soak Basis jtal Pharmacy. i \j BENJAMIN LOPEZ ] jFONER AL HOME { Established 1885 24-Herr Ambalanee Service skilled Kmbahmer, Pinstic sargery x Wien \“S PEND Yy YOUR VACATION THIS YEAR IN YY BLUE RIBBON 1S MORE THAN A NAME ~-IT'S AN EMBLEM OF EXCELLENCE THAT PROPERLY {LABELS PABST BLUE RIBBON _ BEST OF THE BEYTER BEERS “Hi diddle doodle!” sings Puffy to Fluff: “Let’s go to the Alps and exhibit our stuff! \\nniiy "Fi eps = oa 4 > in spite ‘of your fears, And take home some ice cubes as prize souvenirs!” AN" your HEALTH! SS Yon own j SQeegz ea 2eases ene nseaenaneceanea BE FAIRTO YOUR BODY ‘When you feel. “off”—not really sick and yet not well—or when you need a GENTLE but THOROUGH cleaning out from within, to rid the bowels and kidneys of the poisonous food and body wastes that get into the blood stream and sap your vitality—THEN BE FAIR TO YOUR BODY. Take a teaspoonful of genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL ina glass of water. In this easy economical = will be get-' ting the benefit of the World-famous C. SBAD GURE right in your own home, For generations thousands of le! have been sent to CARLSBAD; CZECHOSLOV. by their physicians in the treatment ot the many ills that follow constipation—stomach, kidney,-and liver complaints, rheuma- tism, skin troubles. CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT is evap- orated from the waters of the 500 year old historic springs i CARLSBAD. It is a natural product, made for you by Mother, Nature. NEVER TAKE MANUFACTURED SALTS. Your, body deserves the best. For 50 years reliable have mf the genuine CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT, concen-' trated for true economy. ‘Buy a bottle today.. CL e a » ‘ - The following items are offered only fer the present stock on hand. ‘When these are sold, there will be no more at flese extremely low prices: TILLLELL half $1.50 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Fiat-Tone, gallon cans only, regular price per half gallon, during this sale . peckenaeaies See Colors: SHERWSN WILLIAMS Floor Enamel, half. galion. cans only, regular price $1.90 per half galion, dor- ing this qile ‘Colors: ‘Tile ved, dust color, gray stone, ere tan, oak, walnut , * Tile ° buta GENERAL @® ELECTRIC is economical + « ‘ Caen stone, sky Diue, canary yel- low, orchid, pale green, buff, bright sage, silver gray, olive tan, eream, cream gray, ivory, ivory tan. OL huhu lorch and Deck stock of the red, neutral 2 i ae of * SHERWIN WILLIAMS Flo-lac, for stain- ; fs F ing and varnishing in one operation, 5 IS BUILT TO A half open cans only on sale, regular rice $2.35 per half gallon, fa turing de pole ; $1.50 Colors: Golden oak, dark oak, dark ma- hogany, extra dark mahogany. MODERNIZE YOUR ROOMS WITH UPSON OR ARMOR WALL BOARD Economical and Easy te Apply UPSON WALL BOARD, 00 per Bo ....2. ‘ spihsapabaccnepapaction e @ Monitor Top ARMOR WALL BOARD, ¥ISB POLES, 2¢ Sealed-in-Steel rec- for depend- amma e — an free BAMBOO LAWN RAKES, light and easy the to handle, for raking leaves and light litter 40c lots of ROSE BUSH go Special Francis Scott Key, red radiance, 15e $1.00 jong, Come im today, see Gur com- plete line of G-E Monitor pink radiance, each Top refrigerators. There's a ‘ TEN | Chihenthahnchnchabhakerdendhatharkrdendeaheatrdhedeudtnbatidichede dade Ch hdddde deadidbdeddd, PAGES THREY POVIDITAIDIIIIIS. ORIOL IM LM SI IMDS OI SS PREM.