The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 4, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Cocececccocccsopecccccccececeneooneseoeseeesecees| coves asogegpepesecooeces| +: SOCIETY: :-: |, THE WEATHER e e § 2000000909025 920 LOCO OSCSO DOOR ESA OS OSOSSSSOSOOECS -You and Your Beach Party Has Been Postponed The beach party and treasure hunt that was scheduled to be held tonight by the Young Peo- ple’s Department of the Fleming! the home of Mr. and Mrs, Russell,! Street Methodist Church, has been postponed, according to announce- ment made today by those having! and ‘have decided that Key West! Moon rises - the affair in charge. Cancellation of the proposed; Mr. Roberts “are spending the day} event, it is stated, was due to the death of Mrs. William Felton, mother of Miss Mary Felton, who is an active member and worker of the young people’s organiza- tion. Arrange Dance At Habana-Madrid Pre-Labor Day Dance wil] be held tomorrow night at Habana- Miadrid Club starting at 10 o’clock. ‘Managemen¥ of the club expects a large attendance of dance- minded people at this affair and haye arranged for good pro- gram of dance music by a local orchestra. SOCSCSECOCTOLEEDOOESOES PERSONAL MENTION Vernon de Leon left on the aft-} ernoon plane yesterday for Miami nd daugh- the morning for Miami where they will visit for about 10 days with sisters of Mrs. Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Thomp- son, who were visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Thompson, have returned to their home in Detroit. Judge H. H. Taylor, secretary Miss Florence Du Pare, and Judge Wm. H. Burwell, who were in Key West yesterday to attend a meet- ing of the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Commission, left in the afternoon for Miami. Walter Wagstaff, for the Gas Appliances company of Miami, and was here yesterday to confer with Archer Shepherd, distributor in Key West, left by plane in the afternoon for Miami. distributor A. L. West, bridge engineer in the local office of the state road department, left yesterday after- noon for a visit in Miami and Jacksonville. . T. Nager Jean, and Mrs. n, daughter Nagerson’s sister Mrs. E. E. Hood, who were} visiting their families, left the highway Wednesday. over Mrs. Nagerson and daughter are going to Detroit and Mrs, Hood to Mi- ami. i Mr. and Mrs. John Archer plan leaving Sunday morning over the highway for a vacation which they will spend in Miami, St. Peters- burg, Tampa, and other points in the state, expecting to return in about two weeks. Mrs. Irvin Hall and baby, Mrs, Robert Brady and baby, and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Horatio Carey, 4 are spending a vacation in Key® Wést with “relatives and friends. >* Mrs, Laura Crusoe and Mrs. W.. L. Bates, who had been spending a visit of ten days in Miami and other points in that vicinity, re- turned to Key West Wednesday evening over the highway. eecce Today’s Birthdays ‘Russells Have | House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A: Reif and 'Mr. and Mrs, Miles Roberts, nep- thewsand nieees of Mrs. Melvin E, { Russell, are enjoying a visit at | 1227 Washington street. ' -Phe--visitors-arrived this week a great place. Mr, Reif and | TMREREITAAtoup of Rotarians jand their guests, ' Dance Saturday , | Night At Raul’s | | a large crowd Raul’s Club is making plans for at the Saturday jnight dance tomorrow evening. i Quite a number of reservations jwere made early this week for | this affair. { John Pritchard and his orehes- tra will furnish a lively program of late dance tunes for this event. H A Labor Day dance will be held on Monday evening at the usual hour. John Pritchard will also play for this affair. At Th Stores) ‘ — ——_—__———__Y TIFT’S SPECIALS Some of the big grocery bar- } gains available at Tift’s Cash Gro- , 1101 Di n street, are ad- ivertised in thie issue of The Cit zen, | Also, there wre listed a numbe: jof specials in the meat depart- ment, — { | MEAT REDUCED Ali steaks and roasts at Monroe Meat Market have been reduced ! 5s per pound, according to an an- nouncement appearing in this sue of The Citizen. This market is also advertising several good specials for Satur- day. PREP SUITS In order that college boys who will leave soon for school can out- fit themselves in Key West, Men- dell’s Men’s Shop is making an early showing of Hart, Schaffner & Marx sturent suits in the new fall models and fabrics. This store is also featuring an advance showing of Fal] Hart, Sehaffner & Marx Suits for men, i BROADWAY MARKET In this issue of The Citizen, Broadway Market carries a long list of Saturday specials on meats of all kinds. These are classified and priced low for week-end sell- jing. ; This market also carries a nice line of poultry, eggs and groceries, BERMUDA MARKET ‘By sticking to the policy of | carrying only first grade meats, | Bermuda Meat Market has built iup a good meat business, Cus- ‘tomers of this market are always jassured of getting the best in + meats, | For the week-end, Bermuda | Market is advertising the arriva) {of a nice shipment of %-grown ihens. . j born in Wayne Co., W. Va., j Years ago | jer, born at jyears ago. 66 Tom K. Smith of St Louis, bank- Glenwood, Mo., 54 C. Bascom Slemp of Washinz- ton, D, C., lawyer, ex-congress- man, secretary to the late Presi-! {dent Coolidge, born in Lee Co., | Va., 66 years ago. eceneccccscerrocnsscccce | Rollin Kirby of New York, Simon Lake of Milford, Conn.,| cartoonist, born at Galva, Ill., 62 noted naval architect and mechan-| years ago. ieal engineer, born at Pleasant-} ville, N. J., 70 years ago. | Edwin A. Halsey of Virginia, | seeretary to the U. S. Senate, Dr. Henry Lefavour of Boston,| born if Nelsom €8.) Va., 55 years president-emeritus of Simmons/ago, College, born at Salem, Mass., 741 years ago. Carmi A. Thompson of Cleve- land, onetime U. S. Treasurer, fi RECEIVED Fat %-grown HENS, dressed and delivered WE CARRY FIRST GRADE WESTERN BEEF Armour’s Star and Swift Premier Hams Genuine Spring Lamb AH ingredients for SOUSE REMEMBER, WE CARRY ONLY FIRST GRADE MEATS Open Sunday Morning Free Delivery THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty 407 South St. Phone 574-. BENJAMIN LOPEZ 2 FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Highest . Lowest - Mean Normal | Yesterday's Precipitation .38 Ins. | {Normal Precipitation ... .23 Ins. | i Phin reeord covers 24-hour period | Lending at & oelock this morning. Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises . 6:09 a. {Sunsets - 6:42 p, 9:41 p. Moon sets Tomorrow's Tides High . Sea level, 29.98. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 8 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vieinity: Partly jcloudy tonight and Saturday, thundershowers Saturday; gentle shifting winds, becoming gentle to moderate northeast or east. Florida: Partly cloudy, thundershowers Saturday and extreme north portion tonight. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle shifting winds becom:ng gentle to moder- ate northeast or east and partly overcast weather with local show- ers Saturday and over extreme north portion tonight. local in WEATHER CONDITIONS A strong high pressure area overspreads the Lake region, Ohio Va'ley, and eastern Canada this morning, Cochrane, Ontario, 30.30 inches, and pressure is relatively high over southeastern sections; while low pressure areas cover most districts west of the Missis- jsippi Valley, Williston, N. D., and Santa Fe, New Mexico, 29.72 inch- es. L.ght to moderate rains have oceurred during the last 24 hours in portions of the Rocky Mountain and Planis States, and there have jbeen showers and thunderstorms rom Kentucky, Tennessee, and orthern Georgia eastward over the Carolinas, in portion of New England, and in ‘southwestern Florida. Cooler weather has over- spread northeastern districts, and temperatures are still above norm- al throughout most of the Plains States; while elsewhere readings are generally scasonable this morn- ing. «@. 8. KENNEDY, Official in Charge CLASSIFIED COLUMN Seeeveree. cosescesscceose LOST | LOST—Light Brown DOG answer- ing to name of Pancho. Finder notify 1221 Duval street and receive reward, sept3-3tx FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP—Brown Reed Baby Carriage and Atwater Kent Radio. Apply 1218 Mar- earet stveet. aug28-tf SECOND-HAND WINDOW SASH, Half-Sereen Doors. Inquire 619 William street, sept2-3t ROOM: is THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. Ath street, Miami, Florida. ROOMS: single, $2.50, $3.00 week; doubie, $3.50, $4.00 week. Close in. sept4-lmo | NOTICE WE WILL PUMP OUT YOUR CISTERN and clean it for the water therein. State Plant Board. Phone 701. aug29-6t MONKOE THEATER Johnny Downs-Betty Burges in CORONADO —also— ‘| THE SKY PARADE j Matinee: Balcony, 10¢; Orches- i tra, 15-206; Night: 16-25c SATURDAY SPECIALS AT i } j | ) i } Nation’s Affairs Money Seni Abroad BY ERNES1 MINOR PATTERSON President, American Academy of Political and Social Science One of our readers dislikes to see. money sent out of the country and has said so in a letter. He and prob- eral belief that spending it here would be bet- bap- ns. fe ttal- in, let us say, comes to the United States Hesavesmoney, perhaps one hundred doi- lars. instead of spending it here for a suis of clothes or 8 ra- it home to his father, it. Spent in America it Italian business in- argument goes. ly not so simple as it va in some way sell it to a les in exchange for lire, the money: The lire he ean and E Bl Naples bank now has a claim New York bank. Thus far noth- seems ¢o have happencd except taf on ing that spent for @ radio in New York is spent for something, perhaps for a radio, in Naples. (Address questions to the au $100 which might have been| try” But what does the Italian bank do? its customers include. among others, importers of goods from the United States. One of these importers has bought or wishes to buy something in the United States, let us sa: way be able to America since the e: not want him to send lire, the money. Fortunately the ita! received the draft on we have deseribed others like it, The accordingly finds it “dollars”, that is, @ York to pay for there—perhaps a The money our [' to his father has someone in Italy to pay chase in America. __ Let us put it another imported the services immigrant and as 8 resul! more of something to 41 there are want somany immi; question should 7. an we & FR ay as put. One is to pay what the Italians owe us past account, For example, ernment of italy owes the ment of the United States a very sum as war debt “Sending money out of the coun- in this way merely makes it for othe: people eens for new purchases. thor, care of thig newspaper) gr EEL Today In History| conve 1781—Los Angeles secend C.lifernia sett!ement— ebcut a dozen settlers and families, of Indian-African blood | more than Spanish, from the near-! by peninsula. H oreroccncceece | founded, | 1804—Capt. Richard Somers, U. S. N., aged 26, led a_ small” band of Americans into harbor of ‘ Tripoli, with whom we were at; war, in attempt to block harbor by exploding ship with powder—ex- ploded prematurely and all Ameri- , cans killed. { 1882—Edison turned on first: ——_ DANCE Saturday Night, 10 till ? RAUL’S CLUB John Pritchard’s Orchestra \ ‘ Adm. $1.00 Ladies Free/ ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ON MEATS SATURDAY ONLY § - VEAL... - Veal Steak, Ib - Lamb Chops, tb Lamb Shoulder, th - PORK Pork Chops, (all cuts), tb 27c Pork Shoulder, 4-6 tbh avg. per tb Pig Tails, 2 Ibs. Pig Feet, Ib _... Spare Ribs, (Fresh), 2 Ibs. Chitterlings, 2 Ibs. Tripe, 2 tbs: —...... HAMS AND SAUSAGES Picnic Hams, (Wilson Cer- Armour’s Star or Swift Premium Hams, half, Wieners or Frankfurters, th 18c Pork Sausage, fb - Star Breakfast Bacon, bo: POULTRY AND EGGS 2Ac 40c | ee | power station in, America, in New York City—electric current turn- ed on for regular distributioh of light. 1886—(50 years ago) EXCLUSIVE MEN’S SHOP ANNOUNCING— The Arrival of Our New Fall Line of dad HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS FOR MEN New Models New Fabrics HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX PREP SUITS For Students leaving for Col- lege. Come in and be outfitted before Jeaving, = Latest Models Newest Fabrics riced. Pr vat $25.00 9 $27.50 New Line of HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX TROUSERS In Tropical Worsteds, Hard- Finish Worsteds. and Cash- meres. Priced at $6.50 NEW FALL SHOES Browns, Blacks, Twe-Tones, In MANHATTAN POLO SHIRTS _ Specially Priced at $1.00 MANHATTAN cit Pes Geron- their | imo, famed Apache Indian chief, j finally surrenders to Gen. Miles in | Arizona—converted to Christian j ity in 1903 and died in 1909. ! 1 i 1 : | Megro contraite, = epe of the MOS gh graplemee suecessful concert artume w Ep 4 ot Tope. —__—_—_—— SPECIALS —T— TIFT’S CASH GROCERY _ ; i ff Ut ! The proprietor of the Elite Cafe ver in South Tibbetsvilie is now jin’ drawin' paper for table cloths. —— MADE DRIVE AGAINST SLOT MACHINES ! i L uf passed.” In conclusion: “While duty is imposed upon the comptroller to enforce the provi+ sions of the Slot Machine Act, there is nothing therein which prevents other law enforcing agencies from operating im like the state LL cm * restone ANDARD AT LOW COST HOLIDAY TRIP new Firestome Standard Torr oe mace pomeae because Firemone sgver wou mone: Dee Seer buying bemer raw materis's a che source, controlling ewery grep i= procemmng Se aw volume prodacnion ang more comom<ai it possible for you to equip your car with four new tires that will give you blowout protestion, non-skid safety and long mileage — at prices remarkably low. Ever since the recognize the outstanding safety and economy of this new tire. The extra values in the RAYMOND CURRY, PROP. PHONE 65 Corner Fleming and White Sts. eae SSCSSeSSeOSeTeSSSeeeee