The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1937, Page 4

: ul | i F i wwrong side of Duval street on Sat- urday night. Those who walk on | Mra Henry Bazo ‘and - F daughter, who were visiting or ate srg ig echaans’ Speaking of ostracism, we learn that the wordis # hand down that - 3 . re Pratap | i — The Citizen. will give free an‘ came from the early Romans. It ) \ : Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for f rt F F : as r | Ain ole maid ain’t never too old:to: MALE HELP WANTED — Fis Ra ERE, st OS MARRIED MAN to run’ local. gro- eery agency. Supply everything | to trustworthy person at no Charles Tift, proprietor of a money risk. Earnings up to: CASA MARINA pany business in Key West,|. The shipments of strawberries $200 ina month. Details mail- Key West’s Hotel DeLuxe thi morning for Miami where|from Plant City in the 1935-36 ed free. Write ZANOL, 1014; —American Plaa— new metor track was 12,852.676 uarts, Monmouth, ‘Cincinnati, 0. ACT Hf / i QUICK. wii 200 Delightful Rooms, Each hich accounts for the slang With Private speak, tothe, coffee, but the cof- ae fee, was, to weak to answer. . W. L. STEPHENS In spring a young man’s fancy} eseeeeeeeceeoooooeooooee| | m4 < Stone: Ge Deakeieedk, lightly turns to thoughts of the) Richard M. Cortez is back again oat mers es oe Sy 3 dec17-tf | ew mode! roadsters. at Pa'm Vila on Big Pine Key. He} °°™* S0#POWs _- didn’t make that trip to Mexieo|our beloved husband and father,|TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500) There are still two or three|City with Mr. James. He has|Henry Livingston Atwell, To) sheets, 2c. The Artman Pres, Seecereseeeseseceesocooelcrates around tewn with last|bought himself a motorcycle onj those rage tt oe _ i ang? ‘year’s licenses, and that crack will| which he is going to attempt a|C@FS, | donors e bea | re Beaablie D. Rossevelt, President: yrrnably result in more letters to] trip to South America, then Cen-| floral tributes and messages of) PERSONAL CARDS—100 printea| cur form of government does not}the editor. tral America, He will leave inj oan, we are indeed — cards, $1.25. The Artman! prohibit action on behalf of those about two months, ful. ‘e adsure one and all t! Press, ang? | from points in the state. phrase, “It’s the berries.” —— FISHING om 000 Mrs. ‘Harve Bush lett} Our vote for the beat, ——_ whan, queen Wh 4 Ne Haoa'stan> ww" at |PAUL DEMERITT, fishing gu'de.'} Afternoon ‘Tea ........ over highway yesterday morn-| Program, for the soothing of the , a eS Launeh “Dae”. Gulf Refining|} pal, a fn with Casi ing for their home in after| troubled spirit, is the Moon River ee oe Back, Gnit@ah caizech tubing fee ate eae a Rae with velstinen Wd loner that. brightens up the) ea isruundonie Success guaranteed, - ‘ = q They accompanied Mrs:|™ night hopr from Cincinnati. fieb9-1mox |' Manager 1 Beeb’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. =. ae ; H si z ' &o. home from a. visit’ to}, The day's nut, story was the| ® cecencccecooes| CARD OF THANKS A FOR SALE atk. soe patent ty Magic City recently. cheese, that ,was strong enongh to FLORIDA KEY NOTES [NEW DeLUXE LADY GILLETTE ; SPECIAL BARGAINS For Seme People For Today One 2 Karat Perfect Diamond clatmum Ring, surrounded by full cut diamonds, costs We take this means of express-|' RAZOR SETS, in Pearl, Coral ing to our friends and neighbors) and Jade. Reg. $6.00 value, four vincere appreciation for the| Only $200. San Carles Book Pin, set with 42 diamonds, cost $350.00. Special price for $175.00. It’s a beauty. 19 Jewel Hamilton, 14 Karat Solid Gold ‘Watches, cost $125.00, sale price .... $60.00 ‘ * EES their kindness will never be for- who need help.” Reflections: There is ne such i} Howard Watch Enamel, cost ehlpnce thing as cold. It is either heat or| Leo Cook is a very obliging/€ottem. we ee — $55.00, sale price .... $25.00 the lack. of. it. .And sitting here in|truck driver for the ,WPA. He); a ~ Lowest ices. je Art} ’ Wi F Grcham, Chaneation fie ‘Window in the nooniay aun, |picked up two fellows, one was| FAMILY. mar9-1tx| < man Press. sagt || SPECIAL: ROR Sie SADR Wan & time when we had} re, Aptinitely. mo lack of it|sick, on No Name Key at the O1 |] Natural Yellow Gold Wrist great Dumbers of coon-skin coats|:,- “That confusing arrow on the) ferry, and brought them to Key LEGAES OLD PAPERS FOR SAL jatur: we Three bundles for 5c, The Citi-; Watches, szecial ..... $12.00 zen Office. feb2| Sell regularly at $25.00 le street between Fleming and| West; the i] one to see a doctor. end very short skirts, but those IN THE COUNTY JUDGR'S coum IPIIPAL AL ALAA d ” Southard streets. It dosen't say days are gone. much and doesn’t say that right...| Mr. Schenck, a tourist from cnt 1 PY gp ag 7 ger a Foo tor boc,|| PClock Reliable Jeweler eee Sign of local prosperity—there are |north, stopping with Captain B. E. tate of i ‘OND SHEETS—5 | 52Z Duval Street We Heewkh Chung, Chinese Gen-| more men working in the strect| Calkins om his boat, the Waif,) "QEQRRICK ROBERT JOHNSON) ‘The Artman Press. aug? |} iat new: oval: than there are watching. . .Good|made a wonderful catch of fish TICE TO CREDITORS ors and all persons| ~ ms oredemands against “The masses of the Chinese peo- plesare against more civil war. Idea Department—the little fold- ing maps of Key West put out by a local realty company. . .The most Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, First} forlorn looking object in a land of off of the, arches Wednesday. landing four blue runners, ten hen, " You, and éach of you, are hereby mackerel and, five proupers and notifi and required to present six jacks. {any claims and demands which you, i i 7 or either of you, m: agaisst Lady: . lush tropic beauty is that old rusty = d or eith you, n “Being the President's wife is}road machine that stands out on] Bocca eer seen sponeing erally a es ” i truth} im ‘ins’ i em luck. | M eC a to thi hard work. the ferry road. . .There is no ins’ bay. I wis Hon. Raymond R. Lord, County ease his of- Ray Vanatten has a beautiful ¢ 3 Coacthomen rl Charles W. Reeder, official, Ohio : State University: “Student love affairs share with lack of study and poor health the blame for f ling class work.” ce eae ing. Heary Ford, auto maker: * io Pi y, Florida, within} fair to Baltimore gir's”. . Now|sarden on Big Pine Key. He has: sont cca months. irom the ‘that Flower Show is over and} fresh radish, turnip, cucumbers, | gate of the first publication hereof. the Show is a thing of the} Sweet potatoes and onions, laims and demands net pr. the i vith: the nd im the} pleasant past, we can get down to isi oe shall be} more serious business of £5) PROGRAM TONIGHT | As_Aaministrator of the Bst: | "rreaeriek Robert Johnson Sa “The Supreme Court now is| seeeceseseecesocevcesoos i” 7, yer, Deceased. mar9-26-23-30 Today’s Be atly ite cE k La Anni nt The brotherhood organization, MONKOE THEATER iversaries will give a program tonight at/|| Chas. Ruggles-Mary Boland in “Corruption. banditry and law- oeeeeseeseoeeo | 7:30 o'clock in the First Baptist | WIVES NEVER KNOW lessness still exist in China and ‘ Chureh. W. P. Archer, president; —Also— 679—i ston, eee iH rt will continue until people have| * “ rs Bn tage of the organization. will preside,|| LOVE LETTERS OF A STAR @hough to eat.” the country to introduce inocula- and will be assisted by . D.|] Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- : tion. for smallpox at a, time when Evans, secretary; T. L, Kelly, tra, 15-20e; Night: 15-25¢ 4. W. Oppice, dentist: other doctors declared it to be| fitst vice president, and C. —— on”, of tho dentist is inher | murder, boym.at, Brookline, Mass.|S¥monette, svcond vice =a THOMASINE M. MILLER) H a fear of the unknown mag, Died dent. * sit nified by education in the home.” Sore, Maren. t, T9- After the committees have re-| voce te daa ee ported, a very interesting program ; 1749—Mirabeau, orator of the} wij] be rendered, in which a male|[) Permanente: $2.50 to $10.00 rene g' a born. Died| quartette will sing some special | —-Hair Dyeing a Specialty Pet Fe je numbers, and an_. instrumental! 4 ; d _~ quartette composed of J, A. Phe-/ Colonial Hotel Bids. sit. 1778—lIsaac Hull, naval offi-!lan, Pastor Shehane, and two of cer, captain of the “Const:tution” the Shehane boys wi!l render sev- “ ~|in the War of 1812, whose gallan-|cral numbers on instruments. Ger- | hg Rg che age a try and skill won for the ship che | ald Saunders will give a violin solo. War as at its end, we wouldn’t|®*me of “Old Tronsides,” born at Pastor Shehane will give a spe-! have been in it.” Derby, Conn. Died in Philadelphia, | cal ta!k to men, after which, the| Feb. 13, 1843. brotherhood will sing the closing} song. hi de D. Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek, wife of Chinese generallissimo: IF@PITFLPSGAPLLLELZLLALLAAS o kake Ernest A. Hooton, anathropologiat: “Bhort of homicide, a man has’ practically no chance of outliv- ing his wife.” : Hugh S. 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