The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1934, Page 4

_ per and cells it to you for 20 cents. His profit for deliver ing is 5 cents weekly om each subscriber. If he is not paid + HE loses. ABD Ga eee ii aut fae il ip nit if Gn Yorn er | "aren Seg Mincea ty Most Complete Stock of Modern We was honored at an enter-| Miss Sara Fernandez of the Wes- oe ates given yesterday by her| ley House; nar for the State Plant Board, who! : : People | SS a for the State Pint Board. who! we sate sha opportunity Offered the of Key West at Cash Prices on Sister John of the Eucharist,| Knowles; -vocal solo, Mrs. E. R. with the local unit, lef yesterday | time to, thank alt whe (ore egos Award mess oat de mh pg for headquarters in Gainesville. BS perigee We extend to everyone a cordial mvitation to wmit cur ste, campers Gar tion was given by Miss Louisa De-| Barritt; closing hymn led by Cap- Walter Pinder was an arzival ofthe Golden Eagle and K.P. or- stock and prices with any store anywhere. You will net be asked G» bey a= taney. Balslons . refreshments] tain Walker cf. the ; Seeker wath nemi#y for! ders donation of floral offerings.|\ thing. Our object is to convince the most skeptical thet their Seashell Gee 'MRS. CHARLES G. JOHNSON nishing requirements can be had in Key West at proces thet compare tewuruiiiy : — BM wee it AND FAMILY. with out-of-town dealers and catalogu> houses. » Evangeline — A. M. Schroeder, who was in| St. Augustine for treatment in the| _ About 16,000 children unler 1 years of age are killed in acci- Florida East Coast hospital ris ‘oas' pital, 0 ee : BUY AT CASH PRICES DURING THIS SALE ABD SAVE ; ee . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger ar- rived over the East Coast yester- ‘day to attend the funeral of Mrs.j{ er Charlotte Albury, which was held P A L A C E yesterday afternoon. All Star “a CRIMINAL AT LARGE Comedy and Short Reel Matinee, 10-15c; Night, 10-20c MANY BARGAINS | AT HUB STORE Floyd Whalton, field ‘coil of the Pan American port at King- ston, Jamaica, arrived yesterday homes, was started today in company with Mrs. Whalton, A number of values in the la-| who is visiting her family in Key } ) by ‘(My Assovinted Prensa) Long's ¥ iture Store, 800 Flem- dies’ department of The Hub : ; Fla, Oct. 12.) ™© street. a wu! West and left a few days ago for TALLAHASSEE, Fia., | Store are shown in the advertise-| yiiamito meet Mr. Whalton on he j Lee Baker’s Grocery And Meat Market FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS —The problem of what to do in a advertisement carries an| ment carried by that store in to-| his arrvial from Kingston. the reformation and rehabilitation | “!S*t@te¢ cartoon concerning} day’s issue of The Citizen. home furnishings and aiso a num-| These values are on goods re- Your home can be aade ge coe fortable amc gorgeous a: amy teeter Mrs. R. C. Hall and two chi dren, who had been _ spendi three months in Key West with | her mother, Mrs. Hattie Saunders, j and other relatives, left yesterday | P. J. Galvin, special agent off the customs service, who was here for a few days on business, re- turned yesterday afternoon to Mi- ami. *’ | ber of items which are carried by| ceatly purchased by Mr. Mendell term in the state penitentiary is} this store and are now being so while on his buying trip at the still worrying state cabinet mem-| at greatly reduced prices in the| New York markets. Practically bers and prison officials. Fall Furniture Sale which is now]| everything to make up a complete Complete segregation of the; going on. outfit for the well dressed lady __ Yeung men from the older men, A big feature of this sale is}0r misses can be found at this . @ebinet officials said, does not ap-| that all merchandise can be bought | Store at amazingly low prices. the expense} at cash prices on easy terms, as Separate prison; Shown in the advertisement car- for them, and money for a new) Tied in today’s issue of The Citi- prison would not be available; zen. CLASSIFIED a re oe ee on COL UEN A new plan now under consid-| and will contain values that will] eeeseseeeesccceace eration as the first step in pos-| Prove profitable to all who read ible segregation calls for selec-| them. tien of 10 you i Key West Pork Large shipment of Tennessee Hens and Fryers All Cuts of Meats Spring Lamb Veal Sausages Kidneys Liver All Ingrecients for Souse $14© to join Mr. Hall in New York. | We are open and make de- liveries from 6 till 9 o’clock on Sunday mornings. 822 Fleming St. Phone 695 FREE DELIVERY Jackson Golden, manager of} the Hotel Colonial, left on the} afternoon train yesterday for “| few days in Miami. | hw sist elz wis Armstrong and Goldseal Lino- ax in Regs $ 650 $800 SIS SIGRD Mt 2 -— + Cmtatiaer 6 2. eo aa Papco Congoleum Felf Base Rugs —. —___- 40 30 65 i me Alexander Smith Axminster Se Aa a cone 20.90 Be 3288 3s Their Safe Use 1 Mrs. Clara Higgs, who was spending a while with’ relatives in Key West, left yesterday for Mi- ami to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Killian. of Mayo, by the cabinet | = - THE HUB STORE FALL DRESSES—Latest de- signs from nationally-known manufacturers, ranging in prices from $22.50 down te WHAT A STOMACH! With the sudden increase in the prea shoula give their ate j use of bicycles, and the highways | street address as well as their tele becoming more and more crowd- - mers would be| ed with ‘autos, it is phone number if they desire re j i | ST. PAUL, Minn.—Nine nails| were removed from the stomach of J. C. Christens, a carpenter of | ! i fe important | sults. (CLALAAAAAAAALALELLLLZLLLL ELLA ED ELLA AA older Pig os gdpaenaad that eyclists be extra careful how bee lans nhac = cute lay is one | y Youthe into more crime, had | Here cre sone useful hints: | Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for assortment of the very latest _—— $2 40 eteadying mane on them reas, _1—Use a bicycle of the right it P CR F & lJ 1S | 0 4 j fall styles that are positively Rugs, 27x48” - . than of convineed them | size, one that is adjusted for you, the best value obtainable at ey i doesn’t pay.” so your riding will Chath oid fetesers. te Camctiaryadi be comfortable. served more than one chances of meeti pigs zea bes 3g ded tell the young-| dent. pat at ANE sters to abandon crime “because 2—Keep in good physical con- Hall Runner, per yard, Congoleum, 35c; Quaker. SOc; Lieeieam, Tic; Wet & ° vet, $25; Axminster, $1.85; Floor Covering. per equate yard. Gee teum, $1.92. FOR SALE + i] the special price of $5.95, {| LADIES’ COATS—New.. fall MIMEOGRAPH: .PAPER — 500 styles in polos and tweeds, sheets, -$1:25. «The» Artman ° € trimmed or_untrimmed, from Press, \A "$8.95 up. you can't beat it.” He said he) dition. Do not ride nek 4 " ' . on antenpty| SS eee HA’ = of had ‘Resta older “men eounseling | stomach, or t00 soon after tating |OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. Se Pies ees Ghaen Gon get och of atin. ere og FA Yoid Fading too muchr—in} bende. Citizen mieten a price to fit every budget. fer fol and wreck your life and ‘4, Bot sum. oF on very hot days, i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY }}| panies: SHOES —Positively Sao Sie eee eee tet 4—Learn to ride in your yard, | S 5 =e best asso. your chances like I have.” jon the sidewalk + | PRINTING—Quality Printing at SPECIALS the largest and best assort- " this atti Se abd on sidewal , OF a place es- the Lounst, Prices. The Art. ment to be found anywhere. Against tude, i pecially designated. Stay off | Prices range from $1.98 to younger prisoners are inclined to) Streets until you can tide man Press. ameti ey Se $2.95. No limit to values. ; 5—Keep your bicycle in good} - Extra Large Shipment of te é {PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed HOSIERY — Full fashioned, condition at all times. Check your) Cards, 1.00. The Artman| = Se chiffon or service weight at aug?) Milk Fed Veal Spring Lamb |! prices ranging from S59 to gerous—don’t do it. | Swift Premier Hams $1.00. > crecnen Chars nit| 7—No careful cyclist will at- | BEEF TONGUE LAE FURIES Ae eset: oa vinta nebresgaeman said. | tempt to hitch on a truck or other| WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF! ee ee * accomplished, I believe it would “ a RADIOS. Guaranteed service. mee be beneficial: ertainly 1 would be| _ ©" °°! fast riding over rough] RC. A. and Atwater Kent} RAnad Sueers sia ¢ ip favor of segregation of the| [oats —® bump or Tut or loose} Agency. J. L. Stowers Music' ches; scalloped errs ‘in P She | stone may cause an ugly spill. {| Co. 1-tf He * boys from the confirmed rim-| 9 pick out the less travelled | ot | white or colors, at 95c. te | roads for pleasure riding. Then! WANTED | ai WANTED—A chancé to bid on| COCO COCO OSES SEES EE EESEESEES SE EEEE SESE EELS LEO E ELLE LLL Terms of Sale at Cash Prices: $ 1.00 to $ 25.00, one-fifth down, one-fifth cach week for 4 weeks. $ 26.00 to $ 50/00, one-fifth down, one-cighth cack week for © weeks $ 51.00 to $ 75.00, one-fifth down, onc-twelfth cach week fer ED souks $ 76.00 to $100.00, one-fifth down, one-fourth cach months fer 4 mente $101.00 to $125.00, one-fifth down, one-fifth cach month for 5 eecntihe $126.00 to $150.00, one-fifth down, one-sixth cach month for 6 eames $151.00 to $175.00, one-fifth down, ome-sewenth cach month fer 7 aeoetin, $176.00 to $200.00, one-fifth down, one-cighth each month fer & enone $201.00 to $225.00, one-fifth down, ome-amth cach month fer $ eemtibe $226.00 to $250.00, one-fifth down, ome-temth cach month fer IS anomie Weekly or monthly payments cao be «rranged ¢ Gdeueed © the Geen Payment is more than one-fifth it wll reduce the weekly or euemtiiy pee ment. More liberal terms may be arranged at « slight adeesce ie getee “A boy is a greater influence ‘odie seers is dan, | for evil on another boy than is; RADIO REPAIRING Open Sunday Mornings from|. 6 till 9 o'clock We Make Sunday Deliveries CENTRAL MARKET Phone 20- 805 Fleming Street Free Delivery SOHOHHH OOOO SOOO R OOOO ESO OOEE EEOC EEO EOOe edb ddh dh ddd ddd ide ddddedddeddedddddd ddd LONG’S FURNITURE STOR 800 Fleming Street Tce 8 Corereccccccccsescescccscesccs Wt Abb bh bbdddtittstssdbbA bbb ALAA LD POPE ELEREL EEE LEE EO DOO E eS LOWEST RATES EVER QUOTED BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Established 49 Years Key West's Oldest - Pe BLANKETS—To suit every Divided Opinions ride in as straight a line a3 pos-| need; to fit any bed—from Chapman said prison officials) sible, so motorists can judge where | Che to. 24.58. of various states who attended a| you are going. j.-Your next printing order. The! | recent convention im Houston,| 10—Ride on the right side of| ATtman Press. aug? i ‘Texas, were “about evenly divided| the road. In towns stay close ta} z — on the benefits of segregation. | the eurb. FEMALE HELP—SALESLADIES Some felt that it had been a com-, 11—Use hand signals whe: 7 . plete failure, others enthusiastic-| slowing down, stopping or turn.| SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT for ahead “=. ==""5! HOTEL LEAMINGTO only lukewarm to the proposi-| 12—When riding at night, car- cae Fogle ee Hen.’ Ty a light in front, and eithe: Fi “Figg pasta “MIAMI? (OST POPULAR HOTEL’ Indeterminate sentences, Chap-| light or reflector in the ae Tacht Fashion = he. Ne-enmpens- "= Subs. e man said he believed. would have | colored clothing helps to make on} i™&- No investment. Send dress NE Ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard # good effect in improving prison | more visible to automobile drivers} "7° Fashion Frocks, Dept. Overlocking Park i morale. Under this system, a pris-| 13—Obey all traffic regula} 1726, Cincinnati, Ohio. | = Sarees Buk eh Reraet Boe oner would be sentenced to a min-| tions. Stop for lights the same| baccemiaas Deporte: Listen Bus. Station and maximum term, with as if you were driving an automo-| release after serving the min- bile. his conduct im the pris-} 14—Be constantly on the alert, om warranted it. Otherwise, he! and at the same time courteous. would be required to Serve the! Remember neither sidewalks nor maximum term. ai gaa j high ways are made for bicycles. 24-Hour Ambulance Service at the Houston convention. Chap-| Licensed Embalmer man said, endorsed this system. 4 Subscribe for The Citizen. I Phone 135 - Night 696-w