The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1936, Page 4

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PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS CLASSIFIED COLUMN | Advertisements under this head| cays ever assembled for one sale Company, Key! will be insertea m The Citizen at] is offered in the Key West Used ‘the rate of 1¢ a word for each in-| Car Sale at Navarro’s, Inc., which sertion, bat the minimum for the| ‘tarts on Wednesday, April 29. MANY USED CARS SERVICES AT TO GO ON SALE BAPTIST There will be services conduct- Key Wes ed every : LEGALS NOTICE To DIsi i CORPORA WHICH Agency & ! * t Piggly Wiggly Company,' ASTED f A | FORATIONS ‘DER T ree e Senior Class Play Presented js Friday Evening Much Enjoyed, Publishing @. ee lishing Company, The,! JF CHAP-| Key SOF 1931, AS) | We OF FLORIDA. is hereby given under of Chapter 16880 Florida, to Sponge 5 MED Notice eam Laundry Company, West night, the seniors of, Drums in My Heart was ro Ge Steamship Company, Key Every ear advertised for this h School pre: © audience, loveliness repre- was a picture of Grau- senting the home of Mrs. stark on her country estate. The cast had been lected and i so even! that all gratulatio It ind galaxy of stars in which a ed together in perfect har The play is an unusu mystery comedy writte Stuart Hale. Everyone who saw it about the masterful performance rendereg smoothly and intelligently. The cast held its audience spell bound. One could have heard a pin drop. There was enjoying a_ treat. hter and to the i e well con- wisely sincere is talki which w every sign of The wholehearted applause were encov voung people. ‘Mrs, Oliver Haskins, who wa spending the week end in Tampa and St. Petersburg, was a return- ing passenger on the Steamship Cuba this morning. Mrs, Theodore Knowl who was spending a week with her mother in Tampa, was a returning passenger on the Cuba this morn- ing. Halley V. Cremata left on the Steamship Cuba this morning for a stay of several weeks, vacation- ing with relatives and friends in Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Recio left on the Steamship Cuba this morn- ing where Mrs, Recio go for medical treatment. They were accompanied by Miss Bessie Pio- dela, trained nurse Mrs. Cleora Blanding, who was spending al weeks with her mother, Mrs. Florida Lightbourn, and other relatives, left yesterday afternoon her home in Fort Myers. j Looking At Washington] (Continued from Page One) | nations are the costs of armament and the tariff war now going on.| Ten American republics spend! about 10,000,000 yearly on ar-| mies and nav’ and in some in- stances this item consumes 40 per| cent of the budget. Commerce be-j veen the countries has y in recent heavy import| various extensiv s because of Quite likely an effort will be} made to set up something like an! American League of Nations, with its duties confined exclusively to! this side of the world. Perhaps one result will be the joint sup- port of the principles of the Mon- roe Doctrine and a gradual relaxa- tion of trade bans which hav done much harm. Mr. Saavedra- Lamas, foreign minister of Ar- gentina, has proposed a pact with| teeth enough to prevent war. and| provide a five-year tariff trueé be- tween Ame n nations. Whether the WPA can publicly owned and operated hy dro-electrie plants to compete with| private enterprises will be cided by the Supreme Court, though probably not until ni Fall. Several pow the South have adverse decision in a ¢ t of Appeals, where the right of the Government to make such was upheld in the opinion written; by Senior Judge John J. Parker.) In fact, Judge Parker, who was! defeated in the Senate for a plac on the Supreme Court because of “liberal” oppos wrote an opinion that was widely construed as broadly upholding the funda- mental theories of most of the! New Deal legislation. finance ert de.) al-| reuit C loans ion Cabinet meetings have been! moved from Friday to Thursday. | thus assuring longer week-end{ EDGAR’S FLYING SERVICE DAILY FLIGHTS Matecumbe Bus Connection Miami CHARTER ANYWHERE Telephone: Key West, 620 Matecumbe, Craig 2 for two 3 igineer with rected by Mrs. Hildegard Russell,| t: the senior sponsor, who said that! *#™« her interest in dramatics made! the coaching of this clever refreshing play a pleasure. all sides she is receiving u praise for herself and h Russell has studied abroad ars and has a ground of drama in four lan- guages—German, English, Latin and French. In addition to this in recent years she has beco! creative writer whose work has been widely published and has pr" aroused interest and favorable. {jeu to comment. She has to her credit! sue proclamation a beautiful local ‘color fie “Mes Redshawl which was ented here successfully last year and which is now being called for by two publishers for a reading and several days ago a request for production right came from Mi- ami. below, ed under the uceording to retary of of (su be every more in the fil inted | ing of reports under corpora tve not in ts due the who will is t that time dis- \lonso Rejas © West Artesanos’ Sociedad ¢ De Artesanos El Progre Key ue ty Company of Flor- est nd and Development Key West tion, Key We: uty ‘Co., Key Development Company Bi Citizen’ Publishing West Company, Key eocecccescoooes MENTION cenecceccce ites Inc, Key West Corporation, Steam Laundry, Key West ‘ rs Lottling Company, Ke} Ralph Dominguez, Key West for a visit with his mother and other relatives, yesterday afternoon for Tampa. Tee Key les and Cold W Company ners Storage 2" many, left Consumers of Key Key Isle West, Coral Co, Key Mrs. Eugene W. Russell is leav-. Coral Isles, Incorporated, Key West ing tomorrow ov: the highway Cr: : Development Company, en route to New York to visit her) Cubs son-in-law and daughter, Captain! ,.,0"¥: “udjor and Mrs. L. E. Wells, lou Curry’s Forwarding West ion, Sons Com- Key ‘Corpor; William Key West Company, eam Laundry est Holding Roberts and son Billy, : who were spending several weeks! ¥ in Miami with Mrs. Roberts’! parents Mr. and Mrs. Graham Les-' ter, returned yesterday morning. Mrs. Roy Company, BF Guaranty & Key West, sion Land Bond & , Key West a Keys Land Company, Wesi Mortgag Mrs. Nell Li tor of adult educat who was on a_ business Key West, left yesterday after-! icrida Keys noon for Miami, [a ep any ene | Floridian: Inc., 1 i rrank’s Clothing en-| st Keys ty Company, Key Investment Ke ne, B. M. Duncan, consulting SS the Florida Road Department, who was : Key West for av with his i left yesterday afternoon C. B. Treadway. chairman} department, and hington, D. C. Park Corporation, Key Key join Investment Corporation, Ke of the to Wa Given Ww proceed! cr A.) Canning Company, alty Company, I {Gut View holidays for Cabinet members.) West However, President Roosevelt has! “\¢0it made no definite plans for trips,' Havana although he is expected to visit. 1.6 Ja BamnNe Arkansas and Texas late in Ma tion, Key West Pointedly, the President denied {/\(@l#y,.(iear Company. that he had been “formerly in-) = West vited’” by the Governor General ; ™ier-Island to visit Canada but admitted that. 1 they frequently corresponded on many topics. Holding Company, Kk Realty Corporation, Key ican Realty Company, Corpora- Key W. Inc., I st Utility Company, Inc., West al City West jIstand City Land Company, Key Properties, Inc. Key Inc. Key Some of. the correspondents at} the nation’s Capital are intimating! that big industrialists and finan-/ ciers are showing signs of a read-! iness to make terms with the Roosevelt Administration. So far as we are able to see, there is lit- tle basis for any reapproachment. } True enough. the opposition to the President, engineered and in- spired by big business, has so far) , ‘ailed to achieve substantial re-! sults. However, before the cam-| paign comes to a close the attack; will be resumed and, it may be,! with telling-effect. * DIFFERENT WEIGHTS ATHENS, Greece. — George | Key West Land Bu Xalante of this city, who weighs} ice, West Land and Ele 466 pounds, was recently married , Key W to acbiideweishine 192 [s woan’ & Improvement Co., Key West y Development Company, Monroe County Key W Anonima Ass Key West Key West Apartments, Incorporated, West West st and Buyers. Base-Ball & Ariusement rk, Key st West Box Company, Key West Key West Cleaners and Dyers, Inc., Key West key West Electric Light & Power Company, Key West Key West and pany, Key West Key West Hotel & Restaurant Com- pany, Key W Sey West Ice, Electric Lighting & upply Company, Key West Internal Improvement ey West blishing Com- Key Pa Key Eleetrie Com- Anonymous : Build- Colorado has the elevation in the Rockey tains, 6,800 feet. Wyoming second at 6.700 feet. highest mean} Moun-| is t & Miami Steamship Ce » Key st Key West Mortga West West Key West . Key West bark and Auditorium As- Company, Key Operating Corporation Over-Sea Transportation Co., Inc. REGULAR AND RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN Key West and Miami -NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST ieee TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET TELEPHONES 68 AND 92 the! of | Key Company, 1 Key} West i Key West Street Sprink pany, Key West [Wey West Sunprint, Inc West Water West Realty . Incorporated, 1 oN | Law |_ The, | Leland He Key West ILewis Battery | porated, Key West | Lewis Motors Compan hon Fish Co.. \ hon Mackerel urathon: ufacturing st {yu ; Ma }_ Marathon {Monroe Abstract & |" Key West t Monroe ¢ Company, Abstract Monroe County Key West Morton Holding © j .. West ty Aid A West, Key West {New Era) Buildin: & Wes t School ' 'Over-Sea Comy The, ea Fin West Holding ny, s (lue) Ine, K {i (Teodoro) Comp and mpany of Key West jential Benefit West Recio San ¢ dames, Smith (Lou) Serviec 1 ‘ompany, k dings South She Key West Southern Sea Products Key West Summerland Key ish-Ameriean Land cial Co., Key West State Casualty Company, West Stearns Holding est miama Railwa Company, n Fruit C » Ch 1 eve rr Buildin Key Electric AT 1 Island | Tropical Isles Key West Union & Ahorro, United Ser ny, The, k sco (lose ey West Wolfson Shoe West It is further directed t be publish West published Sales Key W sy West Vv) Company, (SEAL) South Carolina of the AAA. STANDARD Printing siation Investm Key West Street Car Company, ling Company, Company, sults, mPans, Autostrop Razor Outfit. “Ask for pany of Key Wes Company, 5 uthon Fisheries, Inc., ative] Marathon Wholesale Fish Company, Trust Company, ! Key Co. C mpany, Ine., Construction, Ss Asse { ples Investment Company, { Key Company, Company, i r Sed HW Bridge Company, ey Improvement Fla, Key Association, Keys Stations is Mutuos La EF Growers Association,! Development Compare | Corporation,| REFRIGERATION REPAIRING | Spanish Harbor Fisheries, Inc., & Commer-! Corporation, lier v Company, Inve Company, Key ieal Food Company, Key West TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 Corporation, Corporation, | est nent Company, The h Citi a, . GRAY, of State: farmers eived $21,823,284 in rental | benefit payments during the life And when you re-roof, be sure that you buy the material which will insure the best appearance and longest wear. You can-do so by choosing Carey Shingles or Roll Roofings, for these high quality products are the result of 60 years of experience. We'll save you money on ‘exactly the right ‘{ roof for your needs—let‘s talk: it ever. fy SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACT- 3 Key r delinquent for) Key West Theatre Company, y West West | West i The, Key} n, Monroe at pital, April first insertion in every instance is 25e. Payment for ciassified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, | ‘ but regular advertisers with ledger | accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. npany,! Advertisers should give their _| street address as well as their tele ; : phone number if they desire re- Key is ale Dan Navarro, from . 10,000 with “low to Com- KK K these cars tq scll as they must cleared during this sale. are being given the “o this week in order that might be in first class shape the sale. Cor Hl = With each classified advertise! ment The Citizen will give free an K . lit. WANTED Incor- Anniversarie MODERN FURNISHED two or| | three bedroom house nine} . 1737—Edward month or year Tease. Box A | brated Eng’ co Citizen. apr27-3tx! of the “ ai EN aE | Lane | WANTED—A dance to bid onlte wren” your next printing order. The: | Artman Press. aug? and Fall of oorn. 1759 — Mary English aathor, whose Key; ' MALE HELP WANTED FISHERMEN WANTED. Nets on easy payments. Send two dimes help pay mailing expenses for net samples. THE NET BAIT | CO., St. Augustine, Fla. ; English philosopher, apr27-1tx | Dee. 8, 1903. Key la landmark in the hi inism, bora. born. Key West The, FOR RENT | 1853—Alic2 Mc fas !querian and author on FOR RENT—Completely furnish-, life, born at Worcester, ed bungalow with garage and | Died in New York, Feb. 16, all modern conveniences. Apply; 905 South street. apr23-tf! 1874—-Hollis Godire: jengineer, scientist, president ; Drexe! Institute, ; born at Lynn, Mas: . Jan, 19, The, Key Key TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. Ap- ply 1120 Grinnell street. 1936. All cars -over™ they for cele- avthor the Died Jan. Wollstoneera “Vindica- tion of the Rights of Women” story of fem Died Sept. 10, 17: a locally owned car, says mileage 35,000 miles. Models are from 1929 to 1935. Dan states that he has priced 3S CUBA Leaves Port Tamps on Sundevs anc W-=> P. M. arriving Key West T A BM Mondays an Leaves St. Peter on Sundays at <1 Key West 7 A. M. Monday. Leaves Key West Mondays and for Havana. Leaves Tampa, Fila. For further informatics aad rete: cal Phone |< be Key West Tuesdays and Prides Ae Tow soueHT A ft, ° | 1820—Herbert Spencer, famed Died se Earle, anti- colonial Mass. 1911. Boston of Philadelphia, Died at Dux- FORCED-FEED st.! ir serie roan MISCEL!.ANEOUS In _ EXPERT SAW FILER and TOOL! ; SHARPENER. Jas. D. Rob erts, Jr., 321 Catherine street. apr11-1mox W.! | WHY SEND YOUR UNITS OUT —lIf I guarantee my service? When you want a guarantee! service on your refrigerator, call 268 or 685-J. E. Martinez. apr13-1mo FOR SALE MONROE THEATER —in— ROSE OF THE RANCHO Key} tra 15-20c; Night 15-25¢ Key Gladys Swarthout-John Boles Matinee: Balcony 10c; Orches- LUBRICATION ere GIL COCLING excizswe GE fectures ction, lowger life. fewer oseratiag cos: G-E THRIST-UNIT Bas Seez crowed 1s sears 2.000.000 bemes. k now gre Deabie ac ( gad uses leas curio: us Sealed-ix-ste=i G-E THRIFI-U in both Monitor T« {FOR SALE CHEAP: Piano, Apply Gaiti’s Shop. Howard Barber apr23 SPECIAL OFFER —on. stment! fwo Permanents Key sheets, 75c. The Artman Press, aug?! Com- | ‘| PRINTING—Quality Printing at ' | the Lowest Prices. The Art) — man Press. aug? The,! A Key, —. = OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—Two bundles for 5c. The Citizen Of- fice, oct16 a cop: © tim county | ERSONAL CARDS—i00 printed cards, $1.25. The Artman aug? BENJAMIN LOPEZ ' FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaisier Phone 135 Night 696-W rec- and ‘ LIQUORS—-BEER CURRO’S PLACE Duval At Petronia Street | | | | Beer and Wine BAKERY BUSY BEE BAKERY Fine Pies and Pastry Try BUSY BEE BREAD Phone 120 900 Francis ING & ENGINEERING CO. White and Eliza Streets 2) ROOFING PERMANENT WAVES $5.00 Package Liquors of All Kinds | Flatop Models. 5 Performance P+~---- 407 South Street Phone 574-3! FOLLOW THE ARKOW! ---And You Will Find In This Directory, Stores Which Aim To Serve and Please You. They Invite You To Visit Them! j { FISH DRUGS DEMERITT BROS. FISH ORIENTAi PHARMACY Emdic Romere Prop PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST: Phone 373 1900 Duwai Stree. CLUBS Fer Recreateoe Vise MALONEY & PEACOCK THE NAVY CLUB Bakers of Baker Boy Bread | amin Greene St. Opp. Wester= Unice Phone sis 812 Fleming St You Are Welcome | POULTRY | you are lookemg for POULTRY west or call { COMPANY Specializing im Fresh Fish Foot of Front Street Phone 44 Free Delivery BAKERIES | | | ! ' ! i St.

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