The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FoUR Secccccccccccvccvcccscos| PERSONAL MENTION’ Dionne Quintuplets Lead Carefree Life Screened From Hazards of Modern World PTs Mis, ©. C, Prive left on the; Cuba ycsteiday afternoon for; Tampa en :cut- to Tarpen Spri gs | where she wil! spend a while with| het mother, Mrs. Ernest Meres. Steplien Lowe vas a pas-| F veg on the Cuba yess, terday erro for Tampa where | érteain f-r New York $F a whites owithy«her | Wed “pets Privy’ tetore} anxiaice Mee Ellie ie, Fogarty, ; i Dr Savi De Fog and Mrs. eG; Poo, fet :rficd yesterday afters on the P and O° *at' frome Cuba: whers they went {6 piece their’ whe Oy and, Tere? ever: ti this morning} for a yacation n summer resorts in New York. 1 i Mrs she wit cite sistee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Allen,’ who were visiting here as guests if Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pierce at the home, corner Pearl and Pine streets, left over the highway this morning for their home in Miami. | Mrs. Eugene Martinez left on, Florida Motor Lines bus __ this morning for the home on Miami Beach, after visiting with her mothér for a short time. | Andrew Albury, keeper at Tor4, tugas fighthouse, arrived yester4; day on Power Boat 31 for his reg: ular giiarterly vacation, aceom; panied “by his family who werd; spending two months at the light.) Mrs. Louisa Higgs, who was! spending about three months visit-| ing her daughter Mrs. Harry) Gomez, and daughter Miss Juanita,| 702 Florida street, left this thorn-| ing for her home in Miami. Mrs. E. A. Barbee and Miss| Elaine Beene, who have been} spending a visit in Key West with! Mr. and Mrs: J. Marrero, will leave tomorrow morning over the highway en route to Waco, Texas. Mrs. M. E. Berkowitz, accom-; panied by her son and daughter, Jerome and Anita, and Mrs. Ber-! kowitz’s nephew, Seymoiit Jacobs,! who had been away on vacation, returned to Key West on Satur- day. ‘Charles Mackie, third assistant ke@per at Tortugas lighthouse, is! spending his vacation in Key West with his family. He arrived yes- tetday afternoon on Power Boat 3h Mr. and Mrs. Robert B, Heaton! Highest .. Lowest afid children, who were spending! Nothing Them — Fire-resistant Roof Tops Nursery By Marion Cunningham (EY were personalities of inter- national note on the day they were born. Today, just past three years old, they are the five most famous young-women in the world. They don’t aspire to be queens but they hold forth to a greater, more enthusiastic court than any queen of any realm. If a cat can look at a queen, a crowd can look at a quin and does every bright sunny day that the laughing Misses Dionne frolic in the happy surroundings of the simple, yet most elaborately safe home ever built to shelter any group of youngsters, royal or otherwise. About 450,000 tourists will have visited the Dafoe Nursery this sea- son when autumn’s early chill begins to fall on the Callander, Ont., coun- tryside. Almost three in four of these, it is estimated are from the United States. A representative group of them, seen in the above photograph running pell-‘mell for vantage spots to watch the quis at play, included tourists from all parts of America. But it’s all the same to the quins— Marie, Emilie, Annette, Yvonne and Cecile, Even feminine intuition doesn’t teil the little girls the crowds are there td see them. Wise Dr. Allan Dafoe has caused the ob- s@rvation gallery around the play- ground to be so constructed as to pérmit the spectators to watch and Rear the perfectly natural young- sters at play’ while remaining un- séen and unheard. ‘This precaution is to protect their tiny personalities, that they may grow up as unspoiled; natural, happy youngsters. No less have precau- tons beeh made for their physical Too Good for! At top, representative group of the World Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc. ‘Guins’ huge public makes pell-mell dash for vaiitagé points where, unséen, they watch tiny Dionnes play. Below, the nursery, with sun parlor and play toom, is model of safety and comfort, with asphalt stiingles warding off all danger of roof fire’. safety from fire and accident inthe Dafoe Nursery buildings which have @ value of almost $50,000, with main- tenance and running expenses of about $18,000 annually. Roof fires have long been the bane of rural homes‘far from organ- ized fire fighters as is the hamlet of Corbiel, where live the Dionnes. Especially has that been true in the Ontario country where spark-yield- ing fuel has been almost universally used. The Dionne quins are pro- tected from this fire danger in the nursery shown above by fire-re- sistant asphalt shingles which have @ mineral surface on which no er- rant spark can make trouble. The shingles of a cherry red hue lighten the somewhat drab landscape, blend Pleasingly with the brown log siding and fit admirably into the wise at- tempts of Dr. Dafoe to make life for the quins a safe, colorful, and happy adventure. All three official build- THE WEATHER Temperatures* \to Arkansas, ~90 risen and are Temperatures have; abnormally high| ings of the Dionne group, thé nur- sery, the hospital and thé staff house are roofed with these colorful firé- resistant asphalt shingles. As befits five young women of three years of age whose earnings in the first two years of their lives totalled $500,000, all equipment in the little group of buildings is simi- larly selected for safety, brightness and efficiency. The use of color within the nursery has been the re- sult of study by experts in the child mind, The Board of Guardians set up by the Dominion of Canada has spared no pains to provide for their celebrated wards, Routine in rest, in eating, in teaching of music and French is regular, but not taxing, and is designed for natural, normal growth. And that will be the task of Dr. Dafoe and Canada until the girls are 18 yéars of age. Then they'll start to do their own worrying about the income taxes. | CLASSIFIED COLUMN LEGALS Ge The cotsty, if * ie. dou 3 im or *BLORY a iN O- Tn he Estate of YVONETTE ADAMS, Dectased. Noticé is hereby given ighed Octobel present to the! Honorable Couhty ‘Judge of Mon roe County, Florida, his final re. \turn, account and youchers as ad. ministrator of the Estate of ¥von- ette Adams, and at the said time, jtheh and there, make application to jthe said Judge for a final settlé- |iment of his administration of said jestate, and for an order discharging him as such administrator. Dated this loth day of iA. D. 19 August, A. MAITL. As Aaministrator of th Yvonette Adams, decea: {. V. ALBURY, for Administrator. 3; Septi-8-1 Attorney Augli-18. 12, 193 IN THE Pans rt JUDGE'S COURT IN aM MONROE COUNTY, FLOR! IN PROBATE. Tn_re: Batate of IZABRTH M.. CONDE also know as MRS. LIZZIE CONDE, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘o all creditors, and all pefsons having claims or deniands against astate: and each of You, ate hereby notified and required ‘to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against ‘ Conde | the estate of Eligabeth M. i Conde, also ‘Known as Mrs. hed | Lord, “county Judge of Monroe uinty, at ‘his office in the County arthouse In Monroe Count ida, within eight calendar from the daté of the first tion hereof. All claims and ; cule m t not presented within thet an ih the mafiner — prescribe, at shall. be barred as Brow Dated August 9 J. TR ia As Administrator of the Estate a Elizabeth M. Conde, Deceased. augil-18- Bruee Cabot-Margaret Lindsay in A SINNER TAKE ALL John Trent-Helen Burgess in A DOCTOR’S DIARY Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches tra, 15-20c} Night: 15-25c | | | X+ of Florida, the undersigned will * | } } ( ‘ LEGALS | THEANSWERS | LEGAL NOTICE | Pursuant to Chapter 15891, Laws 4 0 its! for the purpose: at! Sahve ch Shee ca ae a 1. They vary; a chain, visible’ Wednesday, August te ‘ast week, was 125,000 miles long ithe Governor's Office in ‘Paitahnese i | Mlorida, seaied offerings of mae and covered an area of 3,800,000. Bored , or unmattre oad and! i c8,. Highway, or Refunding) 000 Sauare miles, of MONRO COUNTY, FLOR- 2. It will be about 50,000,00) site otfertpam submitted MUST nf s from the earth at ap Sar ao DATE OF OPEN-| closest between August 8 and 15. . througt September 4, 1 3. The westbound record, held and mast e full name, de- ma (3 i scription, ~ and ‘serial. numberstby the Normandie, is 3 days, bet of Uonds, interest rate, date Fe of issue, date of maturity, and{| hours, 2 minutes, price asked. * Bonds that are in de- % * fault of interest must be offerea at} “' Yes; a Dill, signéd by tn a FLAT prive, which price shall be anderstood to be the price asked for such bonds WITH ALL Pastt DUR, DEFAULTED OR UNPAT ini ra COUPONS ATTACHED, and notice} . 5. Anger over the signing of s hereby given that if any stch i 2 Vatie: coupons have beén detached prior to corteordat with the Vatican delivery of any. bone accepted | Rome. } udjor purchased hereunder, the face ‘ ii S e (Value of such missing eoupona will be} © It is being stuilied By the deducted from purchase price; ahd) League of Nations Mandates com-| offerings must be submitted on this! mission. basin. | Senled, envelope _ containing - stings shall plainly state on}. 7. Four—Jupiter, Mars and Sa-! its face that it Is a proposal for the sale of Monroe County bonds: : i The right is reserved to reject 4 any and ait ofterines uf portions 0! | MOLI LO aD ID offerings. *? ; STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRA- TION OF FLORIDA, R U 5 5 E L L 5s Fred P. Cone, Governor, as Presi- dent, J CIGAR STORE 5S Lee, State Comptroller, as W. i ! nott, State Treasurer, as! Treasurer. dugii-1t) BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL ‘OME © "Se “5's fd West We thee Phone 135 Night 69 DAILY BASEBALL RETURNS BY WIRE ANS gaa Subscribe to The Citizen: * va | MONROE THEATER | PAL. SES Dick Purcell-Maty Brian in NAVY BLUES —also— i LOUIS-BRADD.OCK and Coniedy | CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SOFT DRINKS, ETC. WEDNESDAY; AUG UST 11, 198% tarn-in the evenings—Venus | in the morning, 8. A new type airplane, with jan upper wing that will rotate and enable the plane to float down to earth as &@ gyro. -9. . During the last fiseal year, | $399, 721,104. 10, No. (“Who Knows?” on Page 2) President, puts up $105,000. Des iia’ sae Veer ~ ea A ee Cn AE j , this morning over much of the} ga {far West; while over the eastern | | halt of the country readings are .0 Ins.| generally seasonable. There have NICELY 14 Ins, also been scattered showers and) ir perio’ thunderstorms in eastern districts; eecccccses eccccccces FOR RENT a brief vacation as guests of Mrs. Gomez at the home on Florida stréet left this morning over the highway for their home in Miami. ' Méan ........4...-... Normal Mean Rainfall* Yesterday’s Preéipitation Normal Precipitatiqn -. “Thin record covers 24-h FURNISHED HOME, electric ice box, tile bath, ete, Reasonable, Apply Johnson & Chief Harry M. Baker, of the Key West Fire Department, ; daughter Ruth Marie, and Mrs.} Godfrey Thompson and her daugh- tér, Jane Moore, returned over the highway last night’ after a yisit of five days in Miami. ‘OW can I swim in the after noon and still keép my hair @roomed for dinner? ‘This is the great summer beauty of thousands of American who lead active, outdoor lives end in the evening. And here's the answer — a new ‘@nd practical idea. Make swimming an asset instead @ a liability to your bair. Use the time—and the bathing cap—to give | Yourself a fresh curl with “wavers” made just for this purpose. These Mttle green rubber curlers’ now Gome in a new midget size Which ‘Will tuck trimly under a rubber cap to hold your, ware while you swim. Only their small size and make possible this new Beauty secret. To keep the hair neat at the back of the neck, insert ends of the hair im the slit. Roll up on the agen &s high as possible, to keep out of the water. Fold the Teneer @née underneath and button them together out of sight under the hair @s shown in the sketch. Then, if day yet insist on looking coiffgd | dressed ctiding at 8 o'clock thin morning. Tomorrow's Almanac (Stn Fises 6359 a. j Sun sets .... Moon rises Moon sets m. Sea level, 29.96. | } WEATHER FORECAST ; ; (Till 7:30 p. m. Thursday) | | Key West and Vicinity: Part- {lp cloudy tonight and Thursday; \Btobably scattered —thundershow-' \ers; gentle to moderate easterly. j winds, Florida: Partly cloudy tonight jand Thursday, widely scattered | thundershowers Thursday after- jMeon and possibly near lsouth coast tonight. | Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate easterly winds over south and gentle vari- extreme north {partly overcast weather, scattered ;showers Thursday and in extreme south portion tonight. able winds over portion; WEATHER CONDITIONS Pressure has the fiorthwestern portion of the coun- try, and remains moderately high }Over eastern districts; while broad trough of low pressure ex- jtends from eastern Canada south. Westward to the Mexican border {Moderate showers in the central and southern Plains States have eatiied somewhat cooler weather in these distriets this morning, but faximum temperature of 102 to 108 degrees were reported pester- day from Kansas southwatd into Rortherh Texas; ahd eastward in- risen over a and the lower Mississippi ‘and Buffalo, 7:04 p. m.i heavy rainfall of 1.19 inches this THE 1:37 a. m,/ Morning: Valley, MN. ¥., ports a G. 8. KENNEDY, Official in Charge Johnson. street, Florida. t | Summer Miami, rates, FEMALE HELP WANTED jly380-t? “MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th Low aug7-lmo 6 IF YOU'RE PAST 40 AND | | WEAR FREE DRESSES and show CAN’T SLEEP TRY THIS Nervous people should drink ; water at bedtime with a spoonful| of delicious Vinol iron. tonic). | Nerves relax, sound sleep follows. | Vinol gives new ‘pep, Oriental Pharmacy. ag sy ere famous Fashion Frocks friends. up to $23 weekly. ence needed. Ine., Dept. E-2157, Ohio. Subscribe to The Citizen. 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