The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 16, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ~ SOCIETY : POCO TOODDOORESESEELOOOOOSSOOOOF COREOCAOOEEES | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘GIVES UP LIONS AS ‘Positive Relief |” ue moves to town on “for MALARIA! wueoee rr —— | think there is any other place on! earth where the climate is so try- ig. But ice and ice cream ra COOLING DRINKS REFRIGERATOR "yn ye Much as he Wade H joves them, Still Vacationing At Sand Key Cad Coles, P. and O. Coles and a group of and friends, continue t tion at Sand K ‘ Annually, period, M family and spends his} time fishing and enjoying life in the open, amidst the finest and most healthful natvral surround- ings to be found in the world. senior purser of ie Meet Toniekt There will be a regular meet-{ ing of the Island City Young, | Former Residents i Visiting Here Mr. | mother, They is; their nii had uncle, now loc | where M the F. E. C. and Mrs. re spending a vacation of s been visi her | SHOWN Charles Sands her: Mrs. were iece, with Mr Eliza Almy accompanied here b: Eola Aimyda who} aunt and, Mr. Mr. Sands ted . Sands and Mr in Fort are who are Lauderdale, o¢ wild Railroad. if th THAT EQUIPMENT BEARABLE FOR EXPLOR-}| ERS IN BORNEO JUNGLES and Mrs. noted motion animal 1} connected with feel that they could not stand the : heat and humidity of the jung) did not have the cooling; there is not a heat frill on any of i birds and kee itrolux for we ee eggs ev Sandakan, an MAKES LIFE) perfectly i “Actual yoou 'd stand t | the cool drin nent in the Elec- if we w y time we d these eg; ish. We fly into ki ie igerator. I don’t his climate ks the i makes possible. | “Then when it comes to photo- Martin Johnso aphy, it wou picture explorere;me to y a making sound films; ice and in Borcneo,} ing solution: ‘plates and f f test: }of movie People’s Union held this evening, drinks made possible by a kero-; my negatives. beginning at First Metho Church. ___I kerosene 5 o'clock, at the; sene-operated refrigerator is part of the A request is made for a large ment of the Borneo attendance of members. | according to Electrolux ithis vicinit, “Autom which; “I scientific expedition, | erators. Shepherd, j luxe dealer for; As ae. but a ‘Mts twice a week refrigeration is! frozen delicac hope everyone equip-; out about these wonderful refri To me they are uld be in on my v po! I develop S every d necessity and ies. all When think eep we without ‘ible with all Jay soon fi we and Electrolux for; out ice water znd iced develop- my ms and even 60 feet nds | } of} are| Sure End to Chills and Fever! Here’s real relief for Malaria— Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic! it stops the chills and fever and restores your body to comfort. Many remedies will merely alleviate the symptoms of Malaria temporarily, but Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic goes all the way and completely rids your syste! ; of the infection. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is a real corrective of Malaria because it contains , two things. First, tasteless quinine which Kills the Malarial infection in the blood. Second, tonic iron which helps overcome the ravages of the chills and fever and fortifies against further attack. Play safe! ; Take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It now comes in two sizes—50c and $1. The imes as much as the ‘Oc size and gives you 25% more for your money. Get bottle today at any drugstore, net’ Janior Club To Johnson makes ice eran (HBL Meeting kinds Social eting of the Junior Irvin is giv ng up his s. The banker's pets have dwind. led to a dozen deer, a t LONG'S FURNITURE STORE YEOMANETTES AND VETERAN mt Uncle Sam has given you the Bonus im racocnitios ones of your years of Service and Loyalty Why not take his gift or a part of i: and purc* ROOM SUITE? Something that wood worm: can not « to yourself and your children. ase We are featuring these suites im combimatice and Bone White, Yellow and Bleck, Ca> White, Yellow and Chrome, Old White 9 ioration for the first time in| have our Chinese boy co} f 4 AT LONG 5 STORE: « history,” Mr. Shepherd explained. | bringing us iced drin Ww hen |# Sermon ED) Os { “The experience of the John-|We go into the jungle we take a! Ppitality House on Dy a houses. oimade big gallon thermos bottle full of| Hostesses Misses Cecilia Elis- grass on the banks of the Kina-/ ice cubes and another full of ice| worth, Al batangan, North Borneo’s largest water. . where the climate is almost] “When we first came to Bor- unt ably hot for white people, :neo we had abominable weather a wonderful mple of the for months. It rained and rain-} advantage of having a refrigera-| €d, canferas were ruined, leather iis oats smote /became so mildewed that. it rot-| movies as the animals put up ha last! Special idncamentstons houses) oreae ned for use in remote hold furniture are being given;! places far from gas mains and ited and lenses gathered hts. Each time we caught one a \this week as shown in the adver-' Power lines. Two kerosene-op-; between combirmtions. We slept! we had to fly to the native hos- “th Worley and son| t just re-_¢rated refr'gerators “were "made ‘in damp bedding. It was ed by plane this} ceived a new shipment of furni-{#Vailable to the motion picture; most ty eriene fs the 4 2 ae af _ explorer. their two-year Bor- | ever had in our life of adventure! morning to join her husband, the! ture and is featuring bedroom 3 inst amouwve late outs fineinte we state attorney, and son William, suites in the new combinations "€0 trip. = sec ah RES EUINE Selene aleiiccnts aye West sions “The presence of Electrolux in! tures. ;escaped Tour times and spend a while in Key and designs. é Q “Monkey . ee eis additi » prices,ithe Johnson’s camp has a_ pic- Monkeys ave —_ everywhere} thought we had him during the grand jury’s investiga-. In addition to the low _ prices, Ge erqundebe canips andere. be tion, being conduc by Mc.|liberall credit termsjare offered ;‘Uresdue and humorous side (pe eee ee ee cane ia |roee nee Worley, into the m: of the!on home furnishings. {cause the monkeys with which the eee nee ae le alata "| his hind legs and defied every Ee) . i ijungles abound become so tame; to our ouses, raid MY{one, Then the boys rushed absentee ballots. } sees jarkroom. (and bare «1 1 : 7 bys ® at they go right into the grassid@vkroom. and have ruined ou| and overpowered him while he wa: es where the refrigerators are! Sarden. one eae of he day we) <9 confused that he did not know os eae can mew es = of them on the | wh iia yitoitenns eccce; _ A letter written mm May by M pci ane in : he trees na “Elephants have been M G Joh Hagood, U. Sebns onto Selma, ney hey jevenicome) In and) the camp; but so far we have e aj. Gen. Johnson Hagooc | president of Servel, Inc., tells of! steal the phed them. In fact S. A., retired, born at Orange-y the : food aon our pet mon-| photo bon, & Cet si Syerent apes tis not an un-lare not trynig to as the jun Roney eee ea kaeae) are dense around the camp common sight to awaken in the; only in making life} morning with monkeys sitting ©” | that we could not get light enor ’ Arthur Bli Lane of New . but as an absolute! the rafters above our camp beds.! We will got the elephants when we York, U. S. Minister to Esthonia, | necessity in developing photo-| , “Oranzouang: are throughout) eq up country into higher ground iLatvia and Lithuania, born in nphic negatives. Johnson , the jungles in hundreds. Twice Wei Where the jungles are not New AVrK Eo eae ace: Note jhave captured Liz fellows weigh-| Gone.” | “We unpacked one of the re-!ing over 300 pounds each. These} When Mr. Johnson wrote letter he was planning to go two frigerators when we arrived in : ndaken. One month later we CARD OF THANKS hundred miles up the Kinabatan- ae va River on a raft. Then the brought it up here on a Chinese At the same time we un-| Be ee our! party was to take native canoes the other and started it jation and gratitude! fo. another fifty m'Tés to a point One was placed in our sted in our hour Of) where they would walk for house and the other avement when our beloved! eral days until they reached the : y s house dark room.) Wife and mother, Lela Knowles, /Tengarrah tribe, described by Mr. The refrigerators have worked) Passed on to her reward. We Johnson as “probably the most you that y kindness and | interesting people in that part of perfectly ever since. are “The climate is very humid.! consideration will never be for-: the world and very savage.” i | and Green and Ivory. Prices r These are Cash Prices with TEN months + We} Woman’s Club wiil be held Friday ange f ntly PERSONAL MENTION, SCOCCCECEETOODEOCOOCE | Melvin Russell will leave this! afternoon on the P. and O. boat for Tampa en route to join hi: family at Wauchula. Perey M. Rober spending a while in turned over the ‘al strec In case you prefer Wood Bed R have a comprehensive stock of 4 and as low as $58.40. their Long’s Furniture tore, 800 ce “Gwynn and Yoianda! | Fleming street, carries an adver- |tisement in this issue of special linterest to Veterans and Yeo- + who had been manettes, who will this week Miami, ie "ceive the highway Mendoza are making preparations We. have just received a large =bipment Furniture, including a good select of ct stuffed Suites beginnin~ at $41.00 ae for a di afternoon. { i aptures will make most exciting Dining Room and -_Dimette 5 $48.00 up. RUGS for the entire house - Grass znd Axminsters im sizes 27” Our stock of Congcleum Rugs and Covering by-the-yard is new and The 6x9 is only $3.60, the lowest fungus|f pital with boys who been to 5 making for wh le The last fellow mzuled cap- 5 x50 ures. caught when we ecure in big com Dic Each time he stood on im ou atter Mederniztic Breakfast Rocm Sets Grecn and Ivory, also unfimixhed REFURBISH YCUR KITCHEN White trimmed in Bermud. as $25.60. Porcelain Top Tables, $755. grass m in Annie Lois Lewis, nee ‘oday's Birthdays’ . Was an arrival by plane} this morning from Miami, accom panied by her sister-in-law, Mis Elizabeth Le who will v for a while. ceeerce around coral, Green and not we progress of the expedition and! - the important function of Elec- 80 Carroll Wilson, of Owners Loan Corpo arrival this morning from Miami for a visit with V. A. Johnson, local appraiser of the HOLC. ease | A rey S inea sf | arisen eit eerste ean U.S. Minister to Bolivia, horn ing to confer with Attorney Wil-{ at Winnsboro, S. C., 46 years liam V. Albury, on a number of| 820. matters concerning private in-! eS | Walter M. W. Splawn {state Commerce Commi presenting aj born at Arlington, Tex., 5: | azo. Florence and Gardner Oil Cook Stowes, $ Cne and Twe Burner Ovens, $1.80. Steel Dish Cabinets, $6.10. Use our liberal credit terms im purchaes ng Low down payment. Convenient moathiy charge on unpaid balances. No red quickly made. Let us serve you. LONG’S FURNITURE STORE 800 FLEMING STREET LONG’S FURNITURE STORE the Home! ion, was ani Mr. Fay Allen des Portes of S. C., . ape Please allow sincere appre to all who a be packed Inter-}% ev : ‘ Jerry Willia PHONE 80 bicycle manufacturing concern, was an arrival on the plane from! - Miami this morning and is a guest| George W. Coleman of Boston, | ye are wet trom perspiration all | gotten, of J. R. Stowers. Babson Institute head, founder) gay At night we lie in a pool of| MR. of the Ford Hall Forum, born in See Se when} MR. ‘ee 69 years ago. cools a bit and we can| MRS. p until daylight when the heat MRS. out of bed. I don't JOHN KNOWLES, LEO STANLEY MARGARET JOHNSON,| DOROTHY S. CURRY. | jun16-1txj HOTEL LEAMINGTON } ; N. E. Ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard highway| left yesterday over the _high- OVERLOOKING BAYFRONT PARK AND BISCAYNE BAY and ex s to be in; way for Miami en route to Nor- ; oa. OF - Opposite Union Bus Statio: the city several days in the; folk Va., to visit his son, student og s iz interests of one of the candidates the Navy School for Yeoman, for governor. jfrom there he will visit old j home in York, Pa., and will 0 executive ¢ attend the Democratic National) verglades ational} Convention in Philadelphia and Park Com ion, who here} International Rotary Convention in the interests of the park andj in Atlantie City. the acquirement of certain lands} in Monroe county the park} area, left yesterday morning for] Miami. William 0. Sands returned over the highway last night from Fort Lau¢ , where he went to join} his family who are visiting with a} ad son, Leonard Sands, engineer the Ferry Estrada Palma plying between Port E and Havana. ation Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen, Can-} n statesman, born in Ontario. on: 62 years ago. now, relades; King Gustaf V ul born 78 years ago. ces us of - Sweden Bethel, of P arrival over Im the Beach,| Clyde-Mallory Lines in Key West,: yester a One Block from Shopping District and Amusements LOWEST RATES EVER QUOTED Single Room with Bath . Double Room with Bath ALFRED SIMONS, Manager his $1.50 air- 2.00 Ernest F. Coe man of the for the} C. E. Smith, agent MONKOE THEATER | Walter Connoly-Mary Taylor ae SOAK THE RICH Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra 15-20c; Night 15-25¢ Cellophane wrapping keeps out dampness, dryness and every other foe of cigarette enjoyment. Don’t “flunk” in your cigarette pleasure! Graduate now to this double-mellow, factory-fresh They'll reach you fresh as a June cigarette. diploma! Because every pack is It’s the CLASS of 1936! wrapped in two jackets of moisture- . proof Cellophane of the highest quality obtainable. This DOUBLE OR A LIBERAL EDUCATION in ae enjoyment ... try a pack of Double-Mellow Old Golds. They'll pass all “exams” like an honor student! Because they’re made 100%, of prize crop tobaccos. via springtime highways All outdoors invites you to travel Springtime highways through dogwood-festooned country- side. You can see more, enjoy more when you travel by bus ... Florida Motor Lines and Grey- hound Lines assure strictly first class. depend- able service. Your choice of many scenic routes and unlimited stopover privileges en- route at no extra cost. CLINKER BUILT LAYMAN SKIFF On June 3 at 5:00 a. m. off Long Key. One Way --$ 8.75 3.75 8.90 8.25 - 24.15 - 19.25 . 24.75 11.35 - 21.55 - 24.50 14.80 Round Trip $15.75 6.75 16.05 14.85 43.50 34.65 44.55 24.45 33.80 44.10 26.65 JACKSONVILLE .... MIAMI ST. PETERSBURG TAMPA .. NEW YORK . CINCINNATI CHICAGO __.. TALLAHASSEE ..... INDIANAPOLIS PITTSBURGH BIRMINGHAM . Thirteen feet long, varnished deck, painted white with green bottom. 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