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

PAGE FOUR i By THE MAN ABOUT TOWN e es i om a “Key West has a floating gold Conducts Interesting Meeting wire ina: pases us vs every win- —_— |ter.” This truth was uttered by; thly meeting everyone’s mind the good done the late Fred Demeritt a year or! = Br i Spihasaaae Lae capita sent to P.-T.'so before he died. Mr. Demeritt . P. Rice, county health} According to the treasurer's rl aay vomere the best posted me} l h | -, fon f-sh, and fish life and habits, er, cutlined the contemplated | port the Harris School has better-!in Key West. He made a study! ities for school and child/ed itself financially to a consider-'o¢ everything pertaining to fisbs| health. The aim of the health able extent from last meeting: | ing ‘and the fob induitey, catia department is to examine every; This was due to the cooperation ' an authority on this eee +f child in the schools, in order to! of the parents at the Hallowe'en’ In makine this remark he had} check on their general health. It;sale in October. lealenenee tie milEons and mit is hoped that in all cases where! Mrs. W. P. Archer, delegate to: lions of kingfish and mackerel that follow-up work is necessary that{state convention which was held, migrate right by our door every| the parents cooperate, it is stated.|in Jacksonville recently, delivered; year. He further stated that he Diphtheria immunization hasjher report at this time. It was’ had frequently bern out in his! already been given to eighty chil; very comprehensive and covered: boat when the waters were cover- dred. He asked every parent to:all of the important happenings atied for miles, or as far as the eye| take part in an immunlzation cam-;the meeting. jeould reach with a huge school of | paign which will start tl month. } Mrs. M. E. Berkowitz called| fish, and that the few our fisher-| Tubercular tests are to be given) for volunteers for the Red Cross’ men caught were but a drop in the later. Much interest was evinced} drive. The volunteers were asked’ bucket. Such is the case every in this talk as health is the first; to canvass from door to door in; winter. Our fishermen could} aim of education, it was shown. order to fulfill Key West’s annual! catch them by the ton if there was| ice Day program was) quota. !a market for them, but a few thou- next presented by the pupils of! Mrs. Carl Rom announced that. sand pounds is their limit, and the Mrs. Charlotte Haskins’ class. This} word was expected momentarily’ market is glutted, and they have program had been put on Tuesday} of the approval of the intended to sit in their boats and watch the morning in assembly, but due to; project for feeding undernourish- golden harvest float on by. i requests was repeated. The girls;ed children. | There is no re2son in the world} of the class in their Red Cross} Percentage banners were won “hy th’s should te. Mackerel are nurse costumes made a charming; bv Mrs. Emma Albury and Mrs. canned by the milion in other background for the military-look-} Charlotte Haskins. places and they could be canned; ing boys in their dr | Greatest number of parents’ here. [Mackerel are put up in Mrs. Mary Day gave a zery in-jwere found to be in the rooms of; brine, pickeled and preserved in teresting reading, “What Happens, Mrs. Mavereen Meador and: Mrs.|¢0ld storage in other places, the to the Nickel?” It cleared up in Thelma Watkins. {same could be done here. We fre- {quently go to our grocer and buy ——~ | pickeled maexerel and send our | money away from home, when we could just as easi!y bring money in. ssociation ! i] | P.-T. Assn. Plans Entertainment ‘NEW PLYMOUTH “The writer has never heard of iLUNCHES SERVED {Boca Chica Resort ani T | AT BOCA CHICA Boca Chica Filing Station anzi Lunch Stand. a part of the new Fishing Camp. has been opened for | ness by the owner, T. Luther Pi der. i | Ths new business is open until Seccescccserseccsescese: CLASSIFI COLUMN Advertisearents under 25c. Payment for classified ED | this head | {will be inserted in The Citizen at) | the rate of 1c a word for each in-} ; Sertion, but the minimum for the/ - : first insertion in every instance is| 11 p. m. each evening and serves’ tisements is invariably in advance, sandwiches, cold beer and soft drinks, ¢andies, ete. NEW ADDITION TO DIRECTORY An addition to The popular business directory wine, Citizen’s | is the} La Palma Beauty Shoppe which has} FOR RENT—Upper apartment. recently been reopened by Miss} Myrtle (Kitty) Sanchez at 219! The phone num-| Simonton street. ber is 750-W. i As a special inducement for the; opening, Miss Sanchez is offering! a list of November Specials which | can be found in the Director; in i this issue. the fish. There are still other! things that could be handled here | to advantage. 1 will name one; more—the guava. We import from/ Cuba the finest je'ly in the world! made from the guava, as well as} the guava paste and marmaiade.! This could be made right here. We will go further into this in our; next talk on industries. } A big time for everyone is | ing arranged by the Parent- Teacher Association of Division Street School which will sponsor! a carnival at the Tennis Court of} Bayview Park on Wednesday eve-! ning starting at 7 o’clock. | There will be bingo games, babies, several types of toss | canning kingfish, but they certain- jly could be handled as any other fish. Fried kingfish put up in cans | would certainly find a ready mar- | ket. Our stone crabs and eraw-! | fish would make two of the high- jest-priced delicacies put up in cans that you could find. Key = MAKES BIG HIT “STEPS-OUT” WITH DUCTION OF ECONOMY MODELS INTRO- tar! se Poe jtmtle soup, as prepared by the es, hot dogs, root beer, can-! “Plymouth is the most eco-;Thompson soup factory, has been dies and various cther attractions|nomical car m tne low priced selling for years, and we under- too numerous to mention. | field,” states Dan Navarro, presi- stand that he has never been able ‘dent of Navarro, Inc., local Dodge-| to supply the mea i5 ‘ ; Plymouth dealer. ; We have only touched on two Charch Group To | Chrysler Corporation is this or three of our fish that could be Serve Supper year introducing the economy! ¢aught when in season, put in cold Supper will be served tomor-| models which are designed to give! Storage and held for a good mar- row afternoon starting at 5:30;a 30% increase over the 18 to 24| ket, and that could be canned, o'clock by the ladies of the First; miles made by the regular models.’ Pickeled or otherwise prepared for M. E. (Stone) Church in theiThis feature has attracted many/# Waiting demand. There is no annex building on Eaton street. |who are looking for lower opera-' limit to the possibilities of a fish An excellent men has been. tion cost. lcanning plant in Key West. When prepared and the ladies are mak-| Hundreds of Key Westers have! the salmon or tuna fish are run- ing preparations to take eare of|viewed the 1937 Plymouth andj "2g in their native haunts, they the large crowd which is expected} many orders have been placed,|#T@ handled as out'ined above, to attend. }some delivered this week. The! 27d millions of dollars are cae dealer states that this auto-|Yeatly ty wide-awake and enter- mobile brings a new idea of value; PT 2S firms that can see three-) to the low price field. It has all; *°ct beyond their noses. the features that have made Py] ee is advertised as the} d snapper city. Did you know) mouth famous, plus new beauty,/ = . ; new comfort, new safety and| thet Pensacola sends her at eeccccece eo PERSONAL MENTION Mra. Rebecca Roberts, who was j men to the snapper banks just off : Ages sees | greater economy. | : in Miami for attention to her} Features tees floating ower West to get their eyes, returned on the morning) hydraulic brakes, safety-steel ,and earry it all the way back to Les — vere aa ao een by| balanced springing are all present! Jb peace = Spare Miss Laura Roberts. jin the 1937 edition of Plymouth.! the Suick: SW uccdbaudl await | | There’s new luxury, too. in great-| r A 3 wil be facing starvation again if gineer in charge of sewer con- — "tw: i struction; Miss Martha Buck, “NEW | seicon't waticrerrateene oem SF ‘or of intake and A ; about interesting capital in the in-; : : idustries suggested in this ‘icle ing 4 meeting of officers from al! sections of the state, returned yes-| | boy. Weighing? \ pt their| people here and show them what Clayton Papy, who was visiting’ home, 1120 Division street. ; We have. ito be doing nicely: | palm, the cocount itse’f, and now; - a : car a have industries if we expect to re- Roy Goodman, WPA director in| er roominess, and up-to-the-minute] ve oe Key West; B.‘ Curry Moreno, en-! safety styling. Vent te fk eee |mot going to feed us always, so 3 ~. i let’s get our Chamber of Commerce! tification, and Claude Gan-! ‘going, and see what can be done dolfo, supervisor of employment,} HOME OF VALDES ; who were in Jacksonville attend-| oo jand in former articles. Capital is Mr. and Mrs, Bolivar Valdes an- | 2Waiting a chance for investment. terday by plane. ‘nounce they agriysk day of a All we have to do is to bring the in Miami with relatives, was a te-| ‘The new afrival has been named| _The. writer has im » feeble way turning passenger on the plane Bolivar. i tried ‘to give you his ‘ideas as to Tom Miami yesterday morning. Mother and baby: are reported | What exn be done with the coconat Tony Cruz left over the high-', way this morning for Marathon where he will be employed by the —Auspi force of Southern Bell Telephone Ladies First M. E. Church ANNEX BUILDING employes who are operating in that section. THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method f Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 | eMail Hair Dyeing a Specialty i . i F. B. Guito, Juan Pazo, and B. | Gonzalez, members of a delega- j tion which is going to Havana for the ceremonies attendant upon the unveiling of the statue to Gen- eral Maximo Gomez, left this merning for Miami and will there take passage on a plane for the Cuban capital. Colonial Hotel Bldg. Ph. 63-W TO OUR Mr. and Mrs, A. Lucignani left! on the bus this morning and will, visit for a while with relatives in; Miami. i H ERY sooa cach of our friends will berceciving an invitation to our Wedding; and we want it to be the best looking imvitation we can get.” Felo Rodriguez and Pedroj Aguilar left this morning by bus' for Miami where they will visit) briefly with friends and later; leave for Havana where they will} remain for about one week, ex-! pecting to return on the Steam-} ship Cuba on Tuesday, Novem-} ber 23. Caught a Cold ? To help end it sooner, rub throat and chest with VICKS Natusally, you want your Wedding Invitation to be the very finest; and that is why we are inviting you te inspect our remarkable Ime of genuinc Stecl Engraved Wedding Invits- tions and Announcements in the Favored Styles: THE ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BUILDING snapper, | we! know there are those who will find | obstacles and objections to progressive move, and we expect} Please bear in mind that { cold water to be thrown on vert = thing that has been suggested.! This class of citizensh‘p are satis-} fied with conditions as they are,} either from selfish or don’t-carej reasons. But the great majority | of Key Westers would like to see the old rock back on the map, so! let’s get busy. including barbeeue, | but regular advertisers with ledger | aecounts may have their advertise-| ments i Advertisers should give their | street address as well as their tele- | phone numbez if they desire re-| | sults. With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an} Autostrop Razor Outfit. it, FOR RENT Four rooms and bath dren. Apply Gaiti’s Shop, 109 Duval street. NOTICE !WE WILL PUMP OUT YOUR} CISTERN and clean it for the State Plant water therein. Board. Phone 701. i Ask for | no chil- Barber oct19-tf | } nov14-6t any | I =| CARNIVAL} Sponsored By t Division St. School P.-T. A. i Bayview Park Tennis Court} Wednesday. Nov. 18th, 7 p. m. | PUBLIC INVITED WANTED | i | { FEW ACRES ON KEYS !| FOR CHICKEN RAISING!/ 0. i 312 S. E. Second Avenue AH Outside Rooms with Private Bath COOL—CLEAN—QUIET Overlcoking Biscayne Bay Two Blocks to Shops, Theatre and Business Section —RATES— List Your Real Estate | $1.50 Single $2.50 Double Special Family, Weekly and With Us—FOR SALE or | FOR RENT. j OVER-SEA REALTY EXCHANGE OVER-SEA HOTEL Monthly Rates s. eupe FOR SALE els Bie Hy D. McCREARY, Furnishéd’ two-story house and lot at 1307 White- head street. In exclusive neighborhood. Beautiful view of the sea and overlooking Coral Park. For price and terms apply to L. P. ARTMAN, The Citizen Office MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1936 ---And You Will Find In This Directory, Stores Which Aim To Serve and Please You. They Invite You To Visit Them! LIQUORS—BEER CURRO’S PLACE Duval At Petrpnia Street © Package Liquors of All Beer and Wine POULTRY If you are loc'cing for POULTRY visit or call Fulford’s Poultry Farm I Deliver MALONEY & PEACOCK Fer Renee te Bakers of Baker Boy Beene THE SAVY CLUS Phame 818 S12 Fleming St Geer St Gee Stee Geer Cakes and Pastries Ve ee Sate an advantage they want! For Electrolux is the only refrig- erator that has no moving parts. A tiny gas flame does all the work is cooled by ordinary air. This trolux’s greater efficiency . . . its amazingly low cost to run . . . its permanent silence. And it does to moving parts that wear. Butexamine Electrolux for your- self! Inspect its many worth while conveniences! We want you to, for the more you know about refrig- erators, the more likely you are to choose Electrolux. Come in today! Florida Public “Your Gas ROY E. LADE,