The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 23, 1934, Page 4

Lou Smith who for many years 1804—Franklin i has operated Lou Smith Serviee| Hampshire lawyer, congressman,j given in 2 Station, Inc. at White and Cath-| senator, soldier, 14th President, | rant Mrs. Elizabeth Zuhorst, mother | crine streets, has announced that of Mrs. B. Curry Moreno, was an EEE day and will the . ree Se rae season) ‘Mr. Smith states that the only with relatives for a few days. yw evening for born at Hillsborough, N. H. Died] officials of the American at Concord, N. H.. Oct. 8, 1869.{ Auxiliary, was Miss Anna an, whoce name did not appear in 1825—Henry D. Cooke, journal- 3 * : Pg | {at and banker, brother of" Say }te? mt of these gubliched in the fo. de sue of The Citizen yesterday. ] When the ee with her son-in-law and daughter. | 9, : Lucignani were married on Wed-| BE IT-:ORDAINED BY... THE, ; tation will be in the management] O9K®. born at Sandusky, Ohio. Pengety Rerday evening, 7:30 o'clock at} CITY CO! {OF THE CITY! John West, Jr., who came toland that Mr. Ackerman has as-| Died Feb. 24, 1881. most famous outlaw of the South- Stome asked that the Ley |Memoria! Church parson- ‘age with Rev. W. J. Martin of- fieiating. There were several close OF KEY WEST :—- = Key West to attend the funeral|sured him that he will striv re Sec. 1: It shall be unlawful! of-his aunt, Mrs. Harriet Saun- for any person to construct. re-| ders, left yesterday for his home felatives and friends witnessing | Pair or ehatige’any- building, house in Miami. The bride was attired in a dark; Key West without first o! : tol 1334~James Thomson, Scot-j West born in New York City. render his patrons better service/tich poet, born. Died June 3,j Milled July 15, 1881. than ever. | isse2. Lou Smith Service Station is} equipped with the latest machinery 1860—Maria C. Bashkirtseff,| r deck Golden, manager of the]and staff of expert mechanics vf ae eas cet —— ape peg ee oo acne’ e : 33 ew York’s great Tammany - i . gteen crepe sport dress trimmed}a permit from the building lotel Colonial, left yesterday for}turn out any type of auto repair| ers, born in icalead. Died: April in white with white felt hat, black|spector of the city of Key West.| Charleston, S. C., to attend a con-| work, all of which is guaranteed.| 29, 1922. Wippers and black gloves with! Sec. 2: It shall be unlawful to} ference off managers of the group| Mr. Smith has ceceded from the} eorsage of radiance buds, tear down or demolish any build-! of Colonial Hotels, “ [service station business to enter 1845—Ernest Wadsworth Long- __ Miss Anna Tuttle, maid of hon-} ing, house or structure in the city another field of endeavor. —— Be tok saints mea ae 8, wore a brown crepe dress with| of Key West without first obtain-; © M. Malone, Charles Saunders les a oe Set at | Cambridge, brown accessories and corsage of( ing a permit from the building in-| and Santiago Caraballo, Jr., left} Porcupines, previously unknown Mas Di od i Nov. 24, i Sioa ass. Died in Boston, Nov. 24, radiance buds. spector of the city of Key West. | yesterday for Jacksonville and will] in northwestern Kansas, have re-| 1921 Orion Lounders, brother of the| Sec. 3: Any person desiring to| bring back three trucks for use|cently made their appearance wale tifide, acted as best man. The bride j ‘was given in marriage by herj|molish any building, house build, construct, repair oF de- | of the FERA in Key West. the region. | 1859—“Billy the Kid * (Wil- father, Oscar Lounders, lother structure in the city of Key Dumont Love. superintendent ey liam H. Bonney), perhaps the r - 3 = at A- monument has been erected| ——— Pollowing the ceremony, a re-| West, must file with the building! ai, brakes and fuel he of the 7 ception was held at the home of | inspector of the city of Key West! Forida East Coast eas, waz] neat Garden City, Kas. to C. J. the bride, 828 White street. ‘an accurate and detailed Gescrip-| ay arrival over the E: c — “Buffalo” Jones, pioneer plains man who helped found the city, —_—_—_—_ {tion of any repairs to any build-! ,, terd: f 1; isit to NT): house or other structure and! the rots Shee” eae i SPECIALS |in case of building any buildings, | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY f {detailed specifications of said! | building. Upon filing said detailed! Leonard —at— Rate of the OLDS BURNED STRUCTURE Neate and / specifications of said Buildi 2 it Vamarie, left | odie ids rte = ae ttend to FEVER! OF pee Patties bine a $6, be Lignid - Tablets A force of workmen are closing! af 2 of} ing made to. ship. Salve - Nose Drops first day up the open front of the j 7 HEADACHES Way Restaurant on Duval street, | ; = in 30 minutes which was destroyed by fire on! the morning of October 31. The foreman in charge of work said this morning that as fer as he knew there was no in- —_—_—_—— Fresh Killed Key West Pork Fresh Killed Veal Spring Lamb Pork Hams Pork Picnics Smoked Picnies Armour’s Star Ham and Bacon Fresh Beef Tongue — tion. The building inspector shall} Frank Wolkowsky, who was in receive a fee of fifty cents for|Key West for a few days with the! ©#ch Permit issued, which shall be} relatives and friends, left yester- i by the applicant. Said fee day afternoon for his home in } MONROE MEAT MARKET Place Orders Early For THANKSGIVING TURKEYS shall be deposited by the building: Miami. ; |. ne. inspector in the city treasury of| —-— P } aya en eweting 2 ym time-|the city of Key West, to the ac-| B. \F. Sasnett, second assistant leittieen the wack painted.| “unt of the general fund. — | keeper at American Shoals light- front | See. 4: When any building! house, who was in Key West for KANTOR OFFERS house or other structure is de-| his vacation, left today for the to be in a sanitary condition. _| cial photographer with the _ local Sec. 5: Any person violating! administration, left yesterday for @nd young men’s suits in the} fined not more than $50.00, andj Matecumbe. latest styles. These suits are|in default of paying said fine,! molished, the owner thereof shall! light. jany of the provisions of this or-' Islamorada to take a series of “caso fashioned for conservative and Large shipment of HENS AND FRYERS “Best Poultry in Town” ior Souse all kinds All ingredien’ Sausage of Calf Liver PEANUT FED, TURKEYS AND CHICKENS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Heavy Western Steer Meat Spring Lamb Milk Fed Veal Spring Chickens and Hens immediately remove all debris! and clean and clear said lot so as} Henry Thomas Hunt, Jr., offi- 4. G, Kantor, Inc. advertises: dinance, shall ppon conviction in ict i : , s photographs depicting the progress t received @Pother large shipment of men’s) the Police Court of Key West, be! of the enn activities at Lower a NG. Place Remember we for r| mm ate orders earl; — a ee ee em ae ee aa : : e best ltry. anes tees shall be imprisoned in the city! Donald Corley, architect with aoe i ~~ Young men. |iail not to exceed sixty (60)|1,. FERA and one of the com-|]| Phone 411 Free Delivery | fer be Ce Te ee ee ee me om ee emer 7 pee tee ee — i ee 805 Fleming Street FS pea high grade merchandise | days. - men and young men are; Sec. 6: All Ordinances and! iviti ink . . the activities of the administra- Priced specially for this week-| parts of ordinances in conflict} tion, has been seuiaxatiie trans- end. Shirts, sweaters and shoes|with this ordinance, be and the} ferred to Palm Beach, and left are advertised in today’s paper. same are hereby repealed. over the East Coast yesterday aft-} Passed first reading, 9th day ofj ernoon. pilers of the data preparatory to PHONE 20 PHONE 479-J | K ANTOR’S Duval and Petronia Streets { Exclusive Men’s Store ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT ae QUALITY AND PRICES fervice Station, Inc, to C. ©0.} ,Passed third reading 2ist day #lly or by letter to thank them/ (Signed), VICKS COUGH DROP Beef Chops, tb : 20¢ for their patronage and all past} LEO H. WARREN, Roast Beef, tb __. 20 APPRECIATION | November, A‘. D. 1934. | we | e / a Ackerman, I wish to thank my |! November, A. D. 1934. Acting Mayor. favors. i cting Mayor. ee Passed second reading, 2ist day: loyal customers and friends whom | APProved: This 21st day of} I want to assure them that it | Attest: ri ALACE| SUITS H Bacon, Swift Premium or Star sliced, tb - Having recently sold Lou Smith | °f November, A, D. 1934. 1 may not have reached person-| Nov, A. D. 1934. VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form |] Brisket, t Bass 10 Was a pleasure to serve each and WALLACE PINDER,, Men and Conserva- Frankfurter, tb d Plain Models, Duval: Meat " es every one and hope that they may | City Clerk : ! n Worsteds, se fit to keep on patronizing this | (Signed), | Reb Russell in |] Pork Sausages, ® and Blue station. The same help will be RALPH B. PINDER, THE MAN FROM HELL ||| Picnic Hams, Gold Corn, tb and Fancy Backs. | there to serve them as there will} President Pro-tem City Council.| Pork Picnic, 4 to 6 Ib be no change other than that of | Dated at Key West, Fla. ans" llg1450 _ $1850 Serial and Short Reel Matinee: 10-15c; Night: 10-20c IF YOU HAVE A NEW CAR OR AN NE H Mr. Ackerman, who has assured | Nov. 21, 1934. nov23-1t Pork Ham, half 23¢ || = cs euaceasal tii . TEE ' me that he will try to outdo me Sie ess Tripe, tb GS - 10¢ |) AS LONG IF IT IS PROPERLY SHE bt im regard to giving service. Pig Feet, th _.. “ - 10¢ ;ARAGE OR DOES YOURS NEED EE Thanking you again and assur Pig Tail, 2 tbe... 25e |] PANTS as inca ing you that I will always remem-! Chitterling, tb _ - Well} a 5 Hick+ saa LISTED BELOW ARE THE REMEDSES ber their loyal patronage, I am | cies ; TWO DELIVERY MEN AT ||] Low d colors, Sater ‘ : » nov23-1t LOU SMITH. | “ YOUR’ DISPOSAL FOR ||| including White Sport— "CORRUGATED IRON: For sid SBEKY PPE RBL LOM A A, and *tep. Heavi galvanize <2 sheets. 26” wide and 7°, 8’, 9 = and°12” length;— SHERWIN WILLIAMS PALMER PAINT- S rm ton Sean aoe Ladies, place yor } ‘tien is the busiest point in New ¥ork City’s rapid transit _lines,| figures show. H CREOMULSION PROMPT DELIVERY $2.45 1 $5.95 rs SO CBEROBOMDD SHIRTS WEEK ‘END SPECIALS JOHNSON’S Patches... $1.00 "Cck $1.00} “ects $2.95 | Colors— $1.45... $2,50 SWEATERS wool; Pull- all Coats and Zippe $1.95 .. $5.00 GARAGE DOOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS black en | Pork Hams Pork Shoulders Genuine Thermos Vacuum |; | Per Linear 13¢ Spring Lamb Fresh Veal mugs $1.00 |} Foot : Fresh Killed Pork - H : HENS AND FRYERS | CEMENT FOR A CON eebet t N N) N 3 N N gion. STAN goo ., $500 |S ee $2.50 Over 30 of Shoes to 4 N 4 N) * iN) N S Fresh Spare Ribs Pickled Spare Ribs All Ingredients for Souse Sausages Swift Premier Hams ALL CHOICE CUTs OF MEATS THANKSGIVING TURKEYS AND CHICKENS Before buying your Turkey, see Baker's Market. HEALTHY ' TELEPHONE 897 | Shoes WHAT IS ZILO PAINT—CALL US FOR INPORMATION | South Florida Contracting & Engineering Co. Phone 598 Whste ane Eh, Serres, “Your home is worthy of the best” TFPI PIPPI IPOLIII OPED TT Tere =e t from Bikes . $1.95 SOLE AGENT FOR PETER’S |! st AND BEACON “Miter Set. $1.50 BLAOREE EAC AER Colonia! Hotel Building A