The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 7, 1934, Page 4

wa | Before you decide, come tm and let us show you the best variety to choose Hie Sepipts HLT i get H | HA EE athe qpuu al erbs F (Wil: Lon have to go to trial?” ootNo,":herstrtend answered. £tFE SEEe P a REO Frany Johnson's Annual Auc-! tion Sale starts tomorrow night | at his store in the Colonial Hotel | building. This yearly event gives; every person in the city an op-| portunity to buy high quality, Christmas gifts at their own The sale starts promptly at 7:80 o'clock. = There will be an auction sale 66 coLbs | and Liquid ~ Teblets hearty Prices, Mr. Johnson says. ie i ae Br ihe the Mount Diablo's peak, then break into golden glory ever the valley. “Guess we'd better go back to the house,” Lon suggested. They gathered robes and coats, covered with the warmth of the late fall sun, then paused a moment on the opposite side of the hill to look down on the lodge, and beyond to the deserted development project. “Tan,” said Lon, “the Hondons are coming out tomorrow. Cliff Hondon Says he'd like to look our place over.” “Lon, you're not going to sell?” “Sell this? Sell our home? I should Say not. No, it seems that Hamlin bad Hondon talk to the Steeles, Doc told him ali about my dream of little ‘homes, and how it had been busted bp by Lansing making off with my go slowly, and things may be a little strained financially for awhile, but—” “Ob Lon, I'm so happy. You know every night next week until the entire stock of toys, holiday goods, dolis:and other gifts are sold, And Meat Market FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Spring Lamb HENS AND FRYERS Fresh Spare Ribs All Ingredients for Souse Sar usages: Pork Hams Pork Shoulders Swift Premier Hams ALL CHOICE CUTS OF MEATS Fresh Veal || tober 3 were read and approved. A letter was read from Mrs. A. G_ Wagner, state treasurer, at Clear- water, Fla., dealing with questions’ of interest to the organization. A program for Founder's Day! was discussed, with other ar-| rangements made for the event. The topic of a study class was) presented and plans made to! secure additional material from’ Mrs. C. V. Parvin, director of the} Department of Education in the Florida Congress of Pare! a Teachers. Also to in “some | local resident in regard to : a lecture. t A. as chairman erts, Harris Wm. T. Daughtry, Plans were ing of ceived and will be set for Tt was also decided to study in group. Visitors Arrive ‘| To Sojourn Here Mrs, Sallie Cary Parrish, of Dance Tonight At Caban Club Kappa Pi Club will sponsor a Washington, D. C., and Mrs.|dance tonight at the Cuban Club. Blanche Winslow, of New York,! arrived over the highway yester- day. on Duval street. H | Dancing will begin at 8 and end’ at 12 o’clotk. Music will be fur- This is Mrs. Parrish’s second’ nished by Bob’s Orchestra, visit to the city within a month, as she arrived in the early part of! November in company with her, uncle, William R. Wallace, of Salt, Lake, Utah, who is head of the! plant board of the state. | After a short stay they will re-| turn to Miami and expect to come; again later in the season. | GETS NOSE BLOWN OFF ST. PAUL.—Joseph es of this city had his nose blown} off when he accidentally discharg- | ed his revolver. TO SUBSCRIBERS If you do not receive your paper by 6:00 o’clock im the afternoon eall telephone 61}! and a paper will be sent to your home. A complaint} boy is on duty at this office from 6:00 to 7:15 p. m. for the f: purpose of delivering “cop-{, plaints. Help us give you 100)! percent service by calling.51.if |! RS. SH BUY ON OUR LATAWAYT EAS Flaw 4 AD 28s ST TELEPHOSE #97 the cigarette thats MEL@ER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER ns ~eumesessemesesc ede ema NAB SEEN