The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 15, 1937, Page 4

if ut : presen i : George Adams, Jack Armando Machin, Canalejo, Hilda Mary Nottage Cow Fresh Air a. Very Members of the Junior Wo- Club and guests experienced Friday they assembled in the rooms Bf the public library to enjoy OM¢ Pomeida Johnson, Thelma Atwell, & delightful afternoon bf the club's social meetings. | Mise Florrie Ketchings and Martha Carbonell, Mary Pinder, ‘Camille Pierce, hostesses, had Leota Grillion, Nellie Louise Rus- « delicious salad course sell, Clara Yates, Clara Lankford, served followi the, Ida Kerr and Mary Cleare. oes, whieh ae. exciting Mesdames Alice Mitchell, 0. 3 BS great deal of in- Long, Mee. Gtiver Haskins was!nendez, Raymond Curry, Vincent games, created the high score prize an: program consisted Henry “Good Health and Clarise Fine, Barbara Maloney, Priends.” The cast Rose Bethel, Barbara Curry, Betty Billy Albury} Aguero. ita Varela | Gates of Ivory and Toothbrush .. Barbara Lanier) Song: Rose Bethel, Dollis Brad- .. Mary Mallory ... Mary Knowles Alfred Knowles Lorraine Acosta! Girl > Evelyn Shehane| Sandman Spencer, Leonard! United States ........ rats Johnson,| Alma Aguero, Phyllis Saunders \Egyp Isel Carabello| Italian Benjamin Saueders! Indian Wemen’s Club Has z g : RF [i iF 53 = é = 5 ze i Hi Sheriff K. 0. Thompson, who was visiting for several, days at points in Florida, returned over the highway last even'ng. Judge William V. Albury of on business, returned over the & | well, of the P. and O, 8. S. com- ship Cuba yesterday afternoon. : Dorothy May Hobbs, Tampa and there will meet friends. Apes, Billy Albury. home in Saluda. ; ‘everyone who attends. season visit, with his sister. Mrs. day afternoon for Tampa en roate Readings: Emil Sweeting, Ra-|spending her third winter in Key Rev. Tolle ° visit with a son who 1s a student Monroe county criminal court, who left last Monday for Tallahassee highway last night. Chief Engineer G. W. Bonni- « ‘pany, who had been in Miami and Night Havana, returned on the Steam ia Baker, Barbara Holsen-! Mrs. 0. S. Long left on the Z . Cuba yesterday afternoon for Mary Roberts, and motor to points in the Caro- dha cag deat Teiatace spend some time at her minute skit by Victor Lar-| Dr. F. A. Heckler, who was in This Scien entertain|Key West for his regular winter ensen, Ruth|James Adams and his wany Robinson, Pumas friends, left on the Cuba yester- Duet: Leo Stanley and Faye|*® his home in-Columbus, Ohio. Bervaldi. . Violin Solo: Gerald Saunders. Mrs. A. G, Eddy, who was West, left yesterday afternoon Selection: and|for St. Peterst rg where she will Saunders. 1 enjoyable evening is Jat the Military Academy, and will sade afterward go to her home in New sending Mrs. R. L. Mallard lef: yester- Pty soon a day afternoon for Tampa -»n route will be held in Lake-}t© her home in Atlanta, Ga., aft- early part off° # delightful visit with her sou and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Mallard. Mrs, Alton Goehring and son and mother, Mrs. James Saunders, left over the highway this morn- ing for Miami where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Skel- Maynard Daniels|*"- ‘Mrs. Edwin Roberts ‘cft this morning via Florida Motor Lines for Miami and after a stay of two days will continue to Jacksonville where she will be the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Gabriel Lowe. Joe Hale left over the highway "| this morning for a visit of several) days on business in Miami. ite .. Thomas Key, Raul Perez, Ho- ratio Sanchez, Tony Fer- nandez,,... Willard Johnson, » Manuel Alfonso. : «The intermediate program con- |Sisted of these numbers: _ , Good Health Acrostic and Song: Monroe, Irwin Roberts, Lou Roberts, Fay McDonald, Elma} w, o, Sands, employe of ihe Columbia Laundry, left this morn- ing on the bus for Miami and from there will go to Fort Lauder- ; dale to visit relatives for about one week. ley, Barbara Curry, Elma Aguero. Playlet, “The Health Helpers.” Boy . . Frank Guerro - Rose Bethel Howard Cook Mrs, William Bullard left morning to visit in Miami her husband who is ill in one of the hospitals. Lullaby Song MOR es Emma Neal Ayala J. B. Pinder, first keeper at Sombrero assistant es Anthony Signorelli; lighthouse, - Gloria Suarez} ————— . .. Howard Cook! Haskins, W. C. Harris, Lawrence jGutierrez, Dumont Huddleston, Evelio Cabot, William Albury, James K. Brady. Enjoyable Meeting} Mrs. W. Curry Harris was _pre- sented the consolation. | Enjoying the afternoon were:} Misses Edna Gomez, Rose Tift, Sylvia Sidney-Oucar ‘Homolka i“ THE WOMAN’ ALONE Comedy and Short Reel | Susan LaKin, Ada Rodriguez,’ For Real Cuban Coffee —TRY— Merrill Roberts, J. L. Me-, Harry Pritchard, D. H. Miner, and: Social Clb the glorious to. transplant seedlings. To transplant twice es- tablishes a vigorous root system. Late May and early June are busy transplanting times in the seedbed to the garden. Give the.big fruiting peppers Plenty of room, Expert gro-/¢rs allow them 2% feet in the rov. Give them plenty of water. ‘he, are hot and thirsty. Mustard will grow in any scl. Sow. a row of it for greens. It-v:' be a welcome change from spinacu beets. You can have chrysanthemums *> the open ground if you start flowering seed now. They give titi late fall cutting material. The tall, late type of cosmos h-~ the finest quality cf bloom—if y can get them to bloom before 4 freezes. Start seed now. Ps the bulbs bys reg in the ec} at this stage. e that ts don’t get too warm and slart 1» making spindly sprouts. DIES FROM WHISKY GREENUP, Ky. — Moonshi whisky causod the death of Floyd Horsey, 3, of this city. Five days after he was found on the floor of his parents’ home, with an empty pint bottle nearby, he died without regaining conscious ness, arrived yesterday for his quarter- ly vacation with his family. ‘Charles Mackey, third assistant keeper at Tortugas I'ghthouse, was an ar-ival yesterday for his vaca- tion with his family and friends. Miss Ileen Williams and Minnie Porter Harris left yestetday ' to spend the week-end in Miami with relatives and friends. MONROE THEATER Jack Benny—Burns and Allen —Bennie Goodman and his Orchestra in THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1937 Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ SPECIAL SALE MONDAY DRESSES $1.00 AIR COOLED SWING FASHIONS: Styled By Happy Home Printed Dimities—Hanky Lawns Fancy Lawns—Printed Batiste Large Floral Patterns Tyrolean Patterns Blocked Patterns Polka-Dots Novelty Patterns i Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY The Biggest Value Ever for —On Sale At All Grocers— d!Cremata, Robert Dopp, Oliver HOLTSBERG'S | irginia Street Front of 1122 Simonton Street Next to 714 Simonton Street N. E. side of Brick Buil Simonton Opposite Thompson's. Plumbing; Shop Simonton and Greene Streets Opposite 1312 Elizabeth Street Opposite 801 Catherine Street | Opposite 912 Windsor Lane Corner Pauline and Windsor Lane Opposite 616 Margaret Street | Corner Southard “hnd Elizabeth Streets ye Corner William and Caroline Streets | Corner James and Grinnell Streets: Corner Southard and Grinnell} Streets Next to 905 Grinnell] Street Opposite 1106 Grinnell Street Opposite 1107 Watson Street | Opposite 1211 Watson Street i Corner Frances and United Streets! Corner Catherine and White! Streets Corner Pine and White Streets Corner Eaton and White Streets Corner Eaton and Frances Stre Corner Florida and. Petronia Streets ¥ Corner Albury and Pearl Streets Corner Florida and Catherine Streets Cortier Leon and South Streets The above collecting points are the only places upon which such bottles, cans or containers are authorized to be placed in connec- tion with the current clean up campaign. « You are reminded that it is al violation of the existing Sanitary, Ordinance for any person to allow! empty cans, bottles or other con-! tainers, or anything that might! contain rain water, which might) become possible breeding places for mosquitoes to accumulate on their premises and this warning is given in order to allow the resi- deny of Key West an opportunity | ispose of such articles prior to the enforcement of the ordinance! mentioned, by arrest and prosecu- tion. Dated at Key West, Florida this! 15th day of May, A. D. 1937. J. S. ROBERTS, President City Council and Acting Mayor, mayl5-1t HOLTSBERG'S _ MONDAY SALE —SILK SALE— Last Monday SILKS were a complete sell-out aS soon as we opened our doors. We received eae shipment for MON- AY. All new patterns, on gale... 50¢ | ‘We have the largest SILK selection in Key West, all fa- mous makes—Mallinson’s, Dup- Jan’s, Marshall Field’s. WINDOW DISPLAY. SEE BEAUTIFUL GRADUATION GIFTS just received. Van Raalty Silk Night Gowns and Pajamas, Kayser Silk Stockings, Linen and Paisley Bags with new Wooden Handles, Vanity Step-Ins, Satin Pajamas. SPECIALLY PRICED MONDAY. SPECIAL SALE OF FLOWERED CHIFFON DRESSES sizes 14 to 20, on sale Monday $3.95 New Silk .Printed Dresses, |! all ufzes, on sale Monday $1.98 SPECIAL MONDAY MORNING SALE 25 pieces New Flowered Dimities, fast colors, see win- |i dow display, on sale | Monday, yard ..........:. 15¢ | COLUMN COeccerce. ccacsersecones FOR SALE 3 FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—| 1 One Regal marine engine, 3} H. P., complete with - starter, magneto, Paragon clutch and propeller. Can be seen in op- eration, 336 Duval, may12-6t —————_ — FOR SALE—Two-story house. In] ’ exclusive seétion of town. For price and terms, address N, The ~ Citizen, apr5-tf REPAIRS EXPERT RADIO. AND AUTO REPAIRS. Gas and Oils. YATES SERVICE STATION, White at Catherine. 525-3. ‘ THE MUNRO, 128 N, E. 4th street, Miami, Florida. Low Summer rates. mayl-lmo + FOR RENT—Furnished Apart- ment, Coolest in town. 506 Francis street. mayl2-4tx SHOE SALE Entire line of Ladies’ and Children’s SANDALS. White, Blue, Red, Pink, Maize and Black. Values $1.98 to $2.98, special $1.49 ax $2.49 Excellent assortment of LADIES’ DRESSES con- sisting of Beautiful Prints and Stripes of Sheer Ma- terials and Silks for Sum- mer Wear, special, each $1.98 assortment of Summer HATS; pink, blue, etce., $1.50 FOR GRADUATION We carry the largest ]} assortment of goods _ for |} Boys and Girls. GIFTS to }! suit all. Popular Prices. New Ladies’ white, special New assortment of |! WASH DRESSES in Sheers and Laces, special $1.00 GIRLS’ DRESSES the finest makes in country. Specially duced to, each $1.00 MAJUD SILK HOSIERY of |) the re- for women in all the new- |! est Summer Shades; Serv- |! ifice and Chiffon weights 150 up Finest assortment Wash Silks, Sheers, Chif- fon Voiles, Dimities in the city. Newest floral space designs. Popular Prices. of |! See Willie Williams,| . SHOES All kinds of Sandals, on and SHOES pair $1.00, $1.25 NEW SUMMER LADIES’ SILK sizes 14 to 48 _.. Ne jpment of Silk Dr th00 alae nen Ni ent Wash D "ae ee $1.98 and New shipment of those ft $1.98 Hand Bags at... CLOSING OUT $1.25 with Bandannas at HEADQUARTERS “—for your— GRADUATION GIFT ITEMS Just received an as- sortment of novelty and practical gift items for GRADUATION. Priced for quick selling. CLOSING OUT ALL HATS at 20% ~ Reduction. Some Lower. —MONDAY— RESS 3 Per- 15< Printed 13e Printed 50 cales, yard Qne. ease. Fast Color Batistes, yard Ong, case. .20c yalue ‘ons, 3° yard One’ case Gentine Peperell Printed Flaxons and Batiste 19¢ and 25¢ One case 35¢ Printed Dimities, yard 25¢ One case 40 inch Printed 25c Voiles, yard 196 pieces Printed Shantung, 30c value, af 19 Best Printed Shadow Lawns and Dotted Swisses, 3 yards: for a $1.00 yard 10 ( able, all kinds, yard SPECIAL MONDAY Reduction, on ‘year guar anteed SHERTS and PHAOW CASES. Take advantage of the special price Monday Our stock i¢& complete ip every detail. Everything spe cially priced for Momdag, The Store of Fashion City’s Leading Ladies’ Stare 1. APPELROUTH FOR SALE PCRTABLE COLONIAL FIRE PLACE with GAS HEATER and other Odd Lots of FURNITURE which belenged to the late JUDGE JEFFERSON B. BROWNE. ——APPLY—— Air Station Apartments