The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1934, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1984. | Wednesday, at 6 p. m. Refresh-| Southern agricultural — colleges {ments will be provided. report that numerous farmers are An address will be given by thej using cotton benefit payments un- POCOCOOC OOOO SOOOCOOOL OOOOOD OSLO OOOO OOOO OOOOOCS Gant Gua, |PERMANENT WAVE ‘FORTUNE TELLERS S OCIE it a Daily ‘Cross-word Purge EXPERT DUE HERE OPERATING HER smite fe mink. eahecaccon eonaaene eae ok 4 Th oach- 2 Par ony {room, Simonton street. i their own, L Elia i Miss Dolores Rodrig uez And Edgar} & Pivac . aa te | Taylor, Jr. Married Last Evening’, .iiz"” Specify as part | Mrs, Camille Torres | Since their advent into this! animal 16. ofanagres-. ! Watson, | pa Leather tie permanent wave expert of the La city several days ago, H. Singh! ener Rodriguez and);the ceremony with delicious re-| tt. Edgar Taylor, Jr., were married|freshments being served, whilé none Vida Beauty Shop, in Miami, will, and C. Singh, famous sons of} Look to be be in Key West Tuesday, May 1,' Bombay, India, have been busy at| last night at the home of the}many of those present indulged in groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.|dancing and other amusements. . Hypoeritical ! to fill a limited engagement withthe Oversea Hotel telling Key} Berlin Sawyer’s Barber Shop on; Westers what the future has in| Manuel Herrera, corner of Caro- Those in attendance at the Blame pect r ore San here: 2 ‘ line and Elizabeth streets, where! nuptial event were: Mrs, Watson was here last May! hey annonce Spee they will make their home, Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Herrera, to fill 'a like engagement and since| The Citizen that they will leave Rev. George E. Summers, pas-|Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cruz, Mrs. that time has had so many re- j Key West shortly but are tor of the First Methodist Church,! Francisco Rodriguez, Mr. and quests to return that she has con- joven for consultation. They claim} officiated at the ceremony, with|Mrs. Carl Taylor, Mrs. Hillary ae ee lia. have. eoteniied aed. aeicien | Mr, and Mrs. Carl Taylor acting as; Crusoe, Mrs, Armando Perez, { Sena come ineks eae mney attendants to the couple. Edgar Taylor, Sr., Mr. and Mrs, The newlyweds were the reci-} Hilton Curry, Mrs. Thomas Rob- pients of a large number of beau.|erts, Leonard Roberts, Mrs. Wil- tiful and useful gifts, among;liam Spencer, Mrs. Ellen Rob- which was a wrist watch from the|erts, Mrs. Euphemia Eddins, Miss bride’s parents. \Eva Benedetti and Mrs. C. P. A reception was held following‘ Curry. ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle Miss Dolores without a S Cathedral chureh of tal . Covering tor the face . Repair . Agitate ind of dog jo in 19. ssue of | i ome Leaping am- phibian a, |= sn 23. | 24. Covered with a moist dirty substance Let it stand Young horse Cards next be- low the jack Blood vessel Disfgure Old piece of cloth 49. Ooze 50. Marked small depres- 51. stons E ike 55 That which provokes or 54, ioe Hy Masculine Loves to excess Commarea, toa Purpitsh red pigment The use of newly coined words a JAJPIPIATRIE|L | Eifel ATLL ZATRI [Al mene INJO[E ZZP | now} 26. 27. 28, 29. 30. 31. Accumulated Large boats Endeavored . Boxes aciens tifically Milltary stue any cel ities of this country {and Europe with their ph character and palmistry reading. (CHURCH CIRCLE PLAN a meeting of the} Club will meet in jan —- schoolroom, Native of the year. country north of England Destiny. Plays the chief rt 41. DOWN . Old card game ods . Knack me inte In an advertisement in 2 . Floor covering . Blossoms ; Small nail . Gaelic form of paper, she requests those ested having work of done to make appointments early. 32. 33, f this type . Winglike proc- y ess of a fish . Undermine . Units of wire measurement Join by heating to the melt- ing point 55, Feminine name . Loud noise 51. ud Armed con- worship! orshiping Dethrones 9. Kingly 36. Li 37. Round cushion cee his quarterly vacation with h family at the home on Pine street,| left this morning to resume his} duties. - s la . Night "Before an j : Writing tm- | Riccio Te Making Plane Bor <oor, aoe Be Given Friday May Day Festival 62. Exceedingly . Siamese coin 63. Boils on the L Attention eyelid: var, 45. Cook in an oven 64. Transmit H - 46 Biotall duck 6s. Senior and junior members of{ Preparations are now going for- the Woman’s Club are working| ward for the May Day Festival to enthusiastically for the Spring!be held on Thursday afternoon, Festival and Fashion Revue which May 3, at Bayview Park. Paradise pti LZ ia is scheduled for Friday afternoon] The three local schools and the day afternoon. on the grounds of the Public| Parent-Teacher Associations are (3 ' \. flat bon’ for aire |The monthly Christian Me Presbyter Slow moving animal Dogma Hamilton Williams left on the aftérnoon train yesterday for Mi-| the ami to consult an eye specialist. ! He will join Mrs. Williams, son! and Mrs. Williams’ mother, Mrs. ! Pe OFT : a Miguel arro, who left Satur-} | ' i What Has The Future | In Store For You? Famous Hiadu Sons of Bombay will leave. here. shortly. Call G-E Features that mean greater convenience and economy: Library. Latest spring fashions will be modeled by attractive members of cooperating in the sponsoring of the proposed event, and’ all com- mittees will meety ; Frilay after- Cc. L. C. Kah, general manager | of the Florida Utilities corpora-) for consultation at— OVERSEA HOTEL e All-steel cabinet, porcelain in- side and out. © Stainless steel freezing chamber. e Automatic interior lighting. Foot pedal door opener, ® Sliding shelves. e Automatic defrosting. e Control for fast or slow freezing. e Container for fresh vegetables. © Quiet operation and less cur- rent consumption with full refrigerating capacity for even usual demands, tion at West Palm Beach, was an) arrival over the- East Coast } terday for a short business 3 with R. R. Roberts, manager of | the local branch. i DINNER SALE ednesday, Starts 11:00 a. a . of P. HALL (Opp. Church) Auspices Ladies of i ! FLEMING STREET CHURCH Ir ! il Come in and see the 1934 I Electric models . «the aristocrats of modern styling. They are \ the finest refrigerators | General Electric ever | ff built. Monitor Top or H top model, you will find the refrigerator to exactly suit you io the General Electric — Terms are mor>st snd eware. 193 THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager jnoon 3:15 o’clock at#tHe Harris j school when plans will . be per- | fected for catrying gut:the May Day program which is now being outlined. the junior club, and tiny tots will show what young Key Westers ar going to wear this summer, - Delicious home made cakes, pies, candies, salads, beans and sandwiches will be sold by mem- bers of the senior club. There will be no Ww K. Attorney W. Curry Harris, whoj was attending a meeting of the State Grand Lodge of Masonic bodies in Jacksonville, was an ar- jrival on the Havana Special terday. charged, although there will be a silver offering takeniet the'dor he Usual Good Home Cooked Food Will Be Served 25c PLATE ——— | PALACE| Spencer Tracy-Jack Oakie in |} Looking For Trouble Matinee 10-15¢ Night 15-25¢ admission TODAY’S WEATHER rado, central Texas, Georgia and 5 |Southeastern Florida. The north- 73| western field of high pressure 7g |now extends from the upper Mis- 77; Sissippi_ and Missouri Valleys jsouthward into the central Plains b NAYES |States, and pressure continues Yesterday's Precipitation 0 Ins. moderately high along the Atlan- Normal Precipitation ~~ 03 10S: tie coast and over Florida. Tem- rs “This record covers 21-hour perto dive not 3 | peratures have fallen from the up- Tee mosses Alnence t |per Mississippi and: Missouri Val- ERSONAL MENTION eh cites leys eastward over most of the ah j p neenderey Lake region, and in the central] William White left on the aft-{ Norberg Tohmpson, who was ony Pp Aged in | Plains States, with Feadings below | ernoon train yesterday for a short!a week’s cruise through the keys, | ited "' freezing from the Dakotas east- | business trip to Miami. |returned yesterday, Moon sets .... ™'ward over northern Michigan. Mild weather prevails in eastern M.!and southern sections, and. tem- :35| peratures are abnormally high in :19| some western districts. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. | A. Highest | CoP nae ne wee we Vn | Ze |_| rast aoe ett Z Rev. Sam Ray. S. J., came in on the morning train yesterday from Miami and is the guest of Rev. F, X. Dougherty, “S. J., at the rectory of St. Mary’s Star of the| | — Sea Church, | Normal Mean Rainfall B a. m. m, Milton Peacock, business man investi-) of Miami and Coral Gables, came in over the East Coast yesterday for a stay of several days with relatives, Jack Baldwin, special gator of the Florida East Coast! Railway, arrived over the East Coast yesterday for a business stay. High Low 4 Sea level, 30.04. Barometer at 8 a. m, today: Maitland Adams, manager! Mrs. William T. Kirke, who of the Thompson Fish company} was spending a while with her-son zht Yesterday | Dead Doctor Heals and allied interests, left on the/and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Stomach Ailments | afternoon train yesterday for a) Wallace Bryant Kirke, left on the! A weird story is told of a well-knows | business visit in West Palm/afternoon train yesterd: 3 dpecialist' reaching from the grave to. curb i en; Py ae el ai for her Stomach suffering. Years ago this doctor | Beach. home in St, Paul, Minnesota, | created a prescription for stomach ulcers, | [acid stomach, gas pains, heartburn, indi- a eee | | gestion, bloating, belching, and other symp: | Curtis Stanton, member of Key toms when caused by excess acid. Then) woot 17; | : Led the good doctor died. But his name brought | West Hi-Y Club, who attended | : the annual congress at Daytona| Mrs, Frank White, to; six. years, 54,189" grateful persons have | Beach, was a returning passenger | ni, returned over the East {written letters’ telling of thelr recoveries. j stomach sufferers may have a free sample | by welting to Udga, Sulte 66, Foot ? R oack cuarantee of satisfaction by GARDNER'S PHARMACY ie Bit hi Abilene Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Denver Detroit Duluth Eastport Galveston Hatteras Helena Huron Jacksonville KEY WEST Lonisville Miami... Minneapolis 74 Mrs. Walter Low eral day . who left sev-| ago accompanying her eae Mrs. Clifton Cates and daugh- Salvador Napolis left over the|ter, Miss Semele Cates, who ar- East Coast yesterday afternoon to/rived Sunday from Miami to at- join Vicente Molina and attend as!tend the funeral of Samuel Cates, \delegates from Felix Varela left for their home on the after- Lodge Number 64, F. and A. M.,}noon train yesterday. a joint communication of Luz de| America and Bay Biscayne lodg in Miami. {ame after death as one user told another | of his wonderful prescription. In the past | Fois‘Prentipiion is now knonen te Nonareng {C% the Havana Special yester-| Coast yesterday, of thousands as the Udga Treatment. All | day. } Bidg.. St, Paul, Minn. The seve box of Udga Tablets is sold under « money- CLASSIFIED COLUMN | RADIO, REPAIRING RADIO R } all makes, | J. L. Stowers Music Co. WANTED Alex Jenks, keeper at ,Carys- fort nemnsenes who was spending Pensacola . Pittsburgh c ae Le Tes | time you were leona off ene Salt Lake City Sit. Ste. Marie Seattle Tampa Washington Williston Wytheville WEATHIIER CONDITIONS PAIRING. We repair | Guaranteed service, apr-1 28 48 WANTED—You to know that we have the right prices on letter- heads, envelopes, business cards. statements and any form of printing. Satisfaction guaran-, teed. Call 61. The Artman Press. jan7 | Ld Key cloudy West and Vicini Partly tonight and Wednesday; wentle to moderate easterly winds, | Partly and Wednesday, probably showers! in extreme north portion; not mach change in temperature, | Jacksonville to Florida Straits: | Moderate westerly winds over th portion and gentle nod te easterly winds over south tion weather partly over. tonight and © Wednesday, ably showers over extreme} orth portion. East Gulf: Moderate weste winds over north portion and mod winds over south Florida: cloudy tonight THAT WAS THE WARNING TO RICH OLD PIERRE DUFRESNE But the man police found shot to death in the old Du- fresne home was an imposter—a mysterious stranger disguised as Dufresne and wearing his clothes. Lovely Mrs. Dufresne fainted at the sight—but not until the disguise was removed and she saw the face of the man behind it. Who was he? What was he doing in this vacant mansion? Was he—? 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