The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 2, 1934, Page 4

: i | ! iH i i 4 : i ! enna nte ts creorcwpae corset erste ve relatives in Miami. {petit jury in circuit court. _C. Ledlow, train despatcher| Sam McClintock, who was at ines. Today, at’Key West for the Florida East} points on the Florida Keys on’ Vertises a wide selection of Railway, left yesterday to ‘business connected with his hold-|*uits which have just been attend a session of court in Pitts-fings, returned over the East ¢d and include the most € burgh, Pa. Coast yesterday. : styles and colors at prices. -_—— — 1. "A line of sweaters, new fall Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Mayg} W. H. Pierce, keeper of Som-; hats and an extra large offering and Mrs. Mayg’s sister, Mrs, May|brero Light station, who was of shoes in several leading brands. Toledo, left on the afternoon} spending his vacation with his‘ VE TWEL } } D train yesterday for a vacation of pe at the home on Ashe! two weeks in Miami, street, left this morning for his| duties. ¥ ) Miss Iris Pierce, nurse with the ‘DAILY NEW j \ Pierce to take a course in Home| and who had been on a motor (By Associated Press) Hygiene, ~~ {tour through Florida spending} SAO PAULO, Brazil, Nov. 2— } their honeymoon, returned to Key? A local building boom has reac! 9 hi with iil rilgir public health branch of the} Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor,! FERA, left yesterday for Fort} who were married. here recent! ; i : = SE . oa cess Sao Paulo, as the export center William A. Arnold, , manager of the Meltzer Motor Company. All Sas aoa will be tae Has Saeee for the sales of new ears will be in charge of the i train despatcher’s office f the|'#Ve been surpassed during the F. E. C. R’y., during the absence | Pst two months. of J. C, Ledlow. S. V. McCarthy, salesman fort eens the Meltzer Company, kept! George Pepper, of the FERA busy day and night interviewing} publicity department, left yester- ti a. Ze day for Titusville; Fla., to spend | Pfospective customers, arranging: the week-end with his family. for the delivery of new cars, i A large number of used a one _ruerinventent j have been taken in on new models of air brakes of the Florida East. i - Coast Railway company and C. W.| se calle ee. niente. ies | Davis, enginehouse foreman for | £41" prices, says an advertisement the system at Buena Vista and] '” today’s issue of The Citizen. Key West, were in the city yester- day on business and left on the afternoon train for Miami. in beauty culture. Men's department of The Hub Store are offered in this week's prices are on extra high merchandise and at the prices are rising, they -later on in the sea- mangement of The Hub H. L, Phillips arrived this if is fy z NOBEL PRIZE (Continued from Page One) committees which make the selec- tien are entirely secretive, the an- wa nual guesswork is again at work. | Of the 20 women who have! |been members of the national} | House of Representatives, eight! were sent there orginally to serve; out the unexpired terms of their late husbands. Jack Maloney, of the bakery firm of Maloney and Peacock, deft yesterday for Miami on busi- , | ness, | Engraved Christmas Cards Subscribe for The Citizen. Wm. R. Porter, president of the First National Bank, who left Sunday night, accompanying Mrs. Porter to Miami enroute to Birm- ingham, Ala., returned on the | Havana Special yesterday. by HARCOURT . . . have a distinctive- ness that makes them stand out. You will de- light in seeing the many artistic samples which we have to show you. The Artman Press Citizen Bldg. Phone 51 Authorized Representative of Biomol George Rochester University, They wide a cash prize of approxi- wil FRI. and SAT. SPECIALS}; Strictly Fresh Killed Veal The Nobel prizes are awarded in accordance with the will of Al- 4 | fred Nobel, Swedish inventor who Ben Gardner, employed with} \ made a fortune from explosives,| the Florida East Coast Railway ;j Free Delivery | } and who left the whole of that for-| at St. Augustine, arrived yester- | present & prob-| tune, more than $7,500,000, for! day for a°short visit with his}€——~ Strictly Fresh Killed Pork i even | the recognition of persons who| mother and other relatives. { A L A C E Increased | have “conferred the greatest bene- $ ! | j All ingredients for SOUSE Fresh Meats at Prices You Can Meet Bermuda Meat Market Cor, White and Virginia Sts. im both house} fit on mankind.” Mrs, May Milligan, cashier of Buster Crabbe in been forecast. The interest on the Nobel for-! the Railway Express company inf BADGE OF HONOR — a new Ne nme bg sage for the | Key West, returned yesterday! Serial and Cartoon wing the party label | ca: izes. This year, at prevail-| from a stay of several days in Mi-|] mati ; Ni * ing exehange rates, each prize will} ami. | tiaens tiie Tne 10a even more variegat- amount to well over $40,000. af political philosophy. Phone 861-W you ever ate. They are slightly salteedandofsuchaconvenientsi=2, too, for use with other foods. And then there's the reputation of t= “Uneeda Bakers” who make them which is something to give you confidence and security in buying. ®.S just an extra plus is > economy and convenience of buy?-2 the pound package shown ber? Order today. HEE tt : t il H ; ' i F a a ft i A friendly game is good fun. But don’t gamble about the quality of your beer. Be sure—get Schlitz. It is mellow, thirst- quenching, delicious. It has the right kick but no kick back. That's because Schlitz is brewed under its own secret process of *Eazyme Control, which guarantees beer at the peak of siehanion <tettin tee. There taste that pleasing difference. I : j ! “Enzymes are Nature's invisible transform- ing substances, present in most foods and all beers: If these enzymes are to work I every step of their activities must controlled perfectly. That is the reason ‘Sive, Secret process controls the action of Beer py cee tar ge -—Schlitz Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous —ripe, » fully fermented, delicious. CABRERA WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC., Phone 56, 423 Front Street DRINK e Large shipment of HENS AND FRYERS Milk Fed Veal FRESH KILLED PORK All ingredients for SOUSE Sausages of all kinds Swift Hams and Bacons GIVE Us A TRIAL We Can Please You! Open Sunday Mornings from 6 till 9 o'clock We Make Sunday Deliveries @)}| QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE 3. Delivery Boys oni Duty MEN’S SUITS—A wide selec- tion of Fine Suits, for the tall, thin, short or stout. We have your size in the SEA- SON’S most approved styles and colors—they fit like gloves, $15.95 to $18.50, PANTS—This ig Positively the biggest selection assembled in one store, We have Pants of every description for the conservative and sporty young men; plain and fancy, high, medium and low waist, new colors, new patterns, in the finest worsteds, tweeds, caerpen, Saanelty Elim Fi » ool_and new falt-colors, in-the-new ‘end dark-shedes, $495. — sit we . ‘ NEw Fait. HAtS “Snappy new fall styles and colors, $1.95 to $3.50, SHOES—Living costs aré ris- ing but not the cost of PETERS SHOES! Due te our large buying we are able to sell at this smashing low price. PETERS ALL LEATHER SHOES, $2.95. But we also carry a big selec- tion of over 30 different styles of Shoes, in BEACON, STAR BRAND, ENDICOTT JOHNSON and many other standard brands, all styles, all colors, invluding ‘the new suedes and rough —testhers, to, $5.00, 504 4” MMMM Daa MMM AN a gma ees a 9 eatatnaciletanitala 5 cute 9 edbdéididétdddéd Save Momes by Buyumg Your Loot Car ot j F ‘ EASY THEE I I s*s*sseeeeeezzziz“adga IMAI AAAADAA ELL OLDE LA FAMILY SPECIAL General Electric Monitor Top 5 YEARS PROTECTION Against failure of the tame: Momme Tap Mechanim for only S648 The & i cluded im the oruguma! proce FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY ACT NOW— TODAY Payments ce thus Specus omy S45) Poo mE The Key West Electric Ce. A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager Len dcbLALAALZALZALALAA A! OCP PPR EO AERA LER AERERME LALO ER