The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 12, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PERSONAL MENTION Beceocoooagenoecesesese® Paul Mesa, Jr,, left on the bus this morning for Jacksonville, where he will spend a vacation with relatives. Miss Ray Louise Russell was a} Motor Mi- passenger on the Florida Lines bus this morning for ami en route to Richmond, Va, where she will spend a while at the home of ker aunt, Mrs. Jennie Silver. Accompanying Miss Rus- sel was Miss Mary ‘Louise Bonni- well, Harry B. “ Peacoek dnd“ ‘his mother-in-ldwy’ Mrs! Ida’ Apcher, were arrivals in’ Key, West} last eyening over the highway from Miami’ for a’ visit..with’ gelatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John West and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cates, who had been spending al visit in Key West with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cates, left this morning over the highway for stheir home in Miami. Mrs. C. J. Hueselkamp, son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Webb, are in Key West, having arrived this week on a combined business and pleasure visit and are guests at the home of Mrs. C. D. Harrington, 1213 White street. Wm.-R.Porter, president of the First National Bank, who was in Miami on business matters, was a returning passenger on the plane this morning. D. MeDougal, connected with a business organization with large holdings of acreage on the main- land of Monroe county, was a business arriyal on the plane from ! || UNUSUAL FACTS REVEALED 7 Tit LZ j<— LEO CARRILLO » 42m CART OOWST AV AMUSES HUASELE BETHEL SKEMES DUANE FLY SEETOMES OF TUE SAT, j | t CHESTER" MORRIS Fy ‘STANO WW th | PROMISE TO DAY’. 13 M50 WS PERSON. Al TRAINER AWD A FORMER BANTAM WEIGHT FIEHTER. HELEN MACK aevieves | TWAT BLACK CATS ARE LUCKY AND | SHES EVE WILLING TO ODEN AW UMBRELLA WW THE HOUSE ~~ df | BECHUSE SUE WAS BONN OY FRI DAY, THE TURTEEYTH Temperature jvince of Ontario, the middle Mis- sippi Valley, and far South- west, overspread the remainder of the country. Showers and thun- derstorms have occurred during the last 24 hours throughout Highest Lowest .... Mean ....... Normal Mean Rai Yesterday’s Precipitation .17 Ins. Miami this morning, and is check- ing up on the organization’s de- linquencies shown on the tax books in the county court house. Jim McDougal, duly authorized officer of the law, arrived over the highway last evening having in charge two prisoners accused of petty larceny. They were placed in the county jail. uban Clab Dance ‘omorrow Night Chet Brownagle and his orches- tra will complete their engage- tment in this city tomorrow night at the Cuban Club where they will play for the “Friday the Thir- teenth” Dance which is scheduled to begin at 9 o’clock. This popular Miami Beach Or- ehestra came here last Monday and eyery affair for whieh they have playe@ this week has been largely attended. Dance Friday evening is expected to be no ex- ception. In addition to the good program of dance rhythm which the boys will furnish for five hours, there will be other entertainment in- eluding several vocal selections by the Miami radio star, Gwen Wil- liams, who accompanied the or- chestra to the city. Pablo Fernandez, in charge of arrangements for this affair, states that everything is being done to make this affair an enjoy- able one for everyone attending. WOMAN’ LOSES SUIT Miss Helen Rich- lost her suit against a butcher whose sausages she‘ claimed had ruined her com- plexion, FRESH FROM SOURCE TO CONSUMER It's as important te have your food stuffs always fresh and of fine quality it is to have them moderately priced. There is no economy in waste. Here QUALITY costs no more. ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” We Welcome Responsible Accounts ; All Competition Met With Low Prices and High Quality ARCHER'S a food store handling DRESSED POULTRY FISH TURTLE FRUITS is MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 67 VEGETABLES Normal Precipitation ... .15 Ins. “'Thiy record covers 24-hour period ending at 8 o'clock thix morning. Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises . Sun sets . Moon rises Moon sets First Quarter, 12th . Tomorrow's Tides A.M. much of the eastern half of the country, with hevay rainfall re- |perted at Chicago, Jll., 1.03 inch- es, New Orleans, La., 1.76 inches, 2 Mobile, Ala., 1.08 inches, and . m.; New York City, 2.99 inches. Tem- . M.} perature changes have been. gen- PM erally unimportant, with high day High 2:54) temperatures reported again yes- Low 7:57) terday in Oklahoma and the in- Barometer reading at 8 a, m.: | terior of Texas. G. §. KENNEDY, Sea level, 29.97. WEATHER FORECAST Official in Charge (Till 7:30 p. m,, Friday) ‘L, D “ s”* Key West and Vicinity: Partly; APY Be Site to HOME cloudy with scattered thunder. showers tonight or Friday mod-| erate southeast and south winds. Florida: Partly cloudy with seattered thundershowers Friday and near west and extreme south| hitch-hiking dog. coasts tonight or Friday. ‘The dog, Doe by name, likes to Jacksonville to Florida Stsaits loaf around downtown, particular- and East Gulf: Moderate south- ly ai night, but shares the com- east and south winds and partly mon aversion to walking home. overcast weather with scattered After a few invitations to ride, showers ‘Friday and over south Doc learned to pick out the cars portion tonight, of his ‘friends. Now when he’s ready to go home he spots a friend- ‘ly ear and sits on the running | board until the driver appears. pres- and | the | . m. . mm, m. (By Associated Press) ARKANSAS CITY, Kas., Aug. 12.—Clyde Dorranee, pipeline company superintendent, has a WEATHER CONDITIONS The northwestern high sure area has weakened spread southeastward into central Plains States, and pres-; DALLAS, Tex.—It took ten sure continues moderately high members of a hospital staff, aid- from the south Atlantic States eq by cn ambulance crew, to car- eestward over the ocean; while’ +, Buster Pike of this city, from moderate low pressure areas, cen- | an ambulance car to h’s bed in the tered over the Canadian Pro- | hospital. He weighs 470 pounds. Direct Relief ___| MONROE THEATER, For SKIN ITCH, Pat O’BrieneSybil Jason in THE GREAT O'MALLEY A special com! of 3 agents make Im} Lotion direet- || Bruce’ Cabot-Margaret Lindsay y active in and relieving in A SINNER TAKE ALL e itching of eczema, rash, tetter, orm and common itch. iting. ‘Two sizes 35c and $1.00. TREMENDOUS WEIGHT ine ionic aa FOOD PRICES — THAT MEAN — SAVINGS Every housewife in quest of QUALITY Food- Matinee: Bal | tra, 15-20¢; Let’s Have Deep-Dich Apple Pie Today ; || | TILE, platable, endowed | with many important minerals | and vitamins—this is the trio of | virtues which belong undisputedly to the apple. ‘The housewife who is neglecting to take advantage of the summer varieties of apples now showing their rosy cheeks in the market is | missing much in the way of menu variety and health insurance for | her family At this season of the year pie and sauce apples are both plentiful and of good quality so why ! not let English deen-dish apple pie solve the dessert problema for te day's dinner menu? The tested recipe follows: English Deep-dish Apple Pie ainon or nutmeg, if desired Invert a heavy china cup or a custard cup in the center cf e bak- ing-dish two or three inches deep. sides of the dish with in BtripS Of pie paste. letting the paste | “}) e little above the edge of the | dis! not put any paste on the : ‘bottom. Fi'l with apples, pared. cored and cut m slices. Add sugar. spice amd water, ana dot with bit: | of Cover the dish with pie ste, Slashed to allow the steam | to eSeape, and pinch its edge to the : edge of the paste that lines th sides of the dish. Bake for <hree- | quarters of an hour, or until the apples are thoroughly cooked, in a hot oyen (450° F for ten minutes. then 425° PF. for thirty minutes) When serving, slip the knife under the cup to allow the confined juice to mix with the apple. Serve hot with hard sauce or cold with cream. Today’s Horoscope Pride and obs some: what detract from the success 0: today’s native, though he is» en- dowed with gentle, aesthetic tastes and good abilities. He should be trained in the precept of patience and humility to avoi being overcome by stress of pub-! lic opinion, induced by the real nature being clouded by the na-}! tive’s own faults, RESENTS ACTION CHICAGO. — Harry Schwartz of this city sued his wife for di- vorce beeause she fired the good his store popular. stuffs will save a sizable amount on any quantity purchase. 5 é — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS — aa BUTTER, iouatcy 36 c ‘ Roll >, Ib 4e FERRIS MARG ib. ‘ ONIONS, tb. 38¢ 3, doz JELLO, 5c QUALITY FOOD STORE ECONOMICAL — MODERN — SANITARY 1400 Pine Street Phone 70 modernly equipped brewery. araims ang hops and thorought: the fines: To Keep ont light ong hold deme The new Norris Dam Lake on the Clinch ar River in Eastern Tennessee has an 800-mile < shore Ene. This is just one unit in the gteat TVA system for power, flood-con- 4 trol and navigation. Dr. Arthur E. Morgan . 3 - (inset), TVA Chairman, in this week’s Saturday Evening Post, urges the public not to lose sight of the manifold benefits of the government | project because of the controversy over the power issue. i ‘SPECIALSALE soe | \—Dr. J. C. Cross, head of the |. endeli’s Second Anniyersary|>ile8y department at the ‘Texas i Sale-is slated to come to: a close; ouese of Avts and Jndystries, has found a buy-eating plant. ! 8 jmext Tuesday eveni completing ds ee oe 1% sad He identifies the plant as the > ‘* | drosera, or sundew. It is very \the 15 days wi |seheduled, to lal “ ~~, s ir R a. nt small, seldom haying a leaf spread boys to/@f more than two BIOLOGIST FINDS BUG-EATING PLANT This leaves. @ , {days for local met rs ; imehes, and | purchase at below-cost prices the ‘tows toa height of two or three line of high grade. terchandise ; inches. The leaves are covered which this stare offers, } With viscid feelers or stickers that - AHURSDAY. AUGUST 12, 1987. MENDELL’S 2nd ANNIVERSARY CLOSES TUESDAY, AUGUST 17TH ONLY 4-MORE: DAYS Friday, Saturday, y and Tuesday TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BIG VALUES FOR THE LAST 4 DAYS “OUR BETTER— Hart, Schaffner & : Marx Clothing ee Schaffner & M Suits sted and Dixie Weaye Suits’ eu Regulars Shorts \A wide Variety of Shades, Stouts Longs Weayes and Patterns to choose from; sold for— $18.95 $29.75 $32.50 —No Alterations,— $23.95 Sold for $22.50 and $25.00 —No Alterations— ful and sales haye exceeded by far, the expectations of the manage- Up to the-present time ‘the séH-; ng event has been-highly success-| ‘hold small insects until they> are jevoured. “Rare in any country,” Dr: Cross says, “carnivorous plants are vir- MANHATTAN SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS. All our $1.95, $2,00 Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas looking lady clerk who had made! en follow # pretty girl jong. | tually unknown in’ North Ameri- ment. ca. { In order to make the last days} Men-; lof the sale tHe biggest, Mr. i = !delt is reducing prices further. on’ STOP THO SE jmany articles in the store. i | Sale is a. store-wide event and| ; iprices haye been reduced on the, ILLS AN D lentire line of nationally adver-' ' FEVER! tised merchandise which this store| jearries such as Hart, Schaffner! Take a Proven Medicine for Malaria and Marx Clothing, Nunn-Bush hoes, Mallory Hats, Manhattan; jand Grand Slam Shirts and other! Don't suffer like a dog! ie minute you feel a chill or fever ‘ coming on, start taking Hines. | Grgge’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. This a mph oy WEST — | spe, old medicine will soon fix i 0 AL Hi EL j Pie tana gan hee Tonic con- |} In the Center of the Business {| ff auickiy steps chitle ced es and Theater District 2 ds te bulld you'yp. hers —Popular Prices— i | i also tends to build you up. That’s the double effect you want. The next time you suffer an attack of Malaria, don’t take chances with || First Class Fireproof new-fan oF wniried. prepara: j ae t Grove’s Tasteless Chill i —Sensible tes ic. It’s pleasant to take as well i Ral as effective. All drug stores sell Grove’s Taste- Elevator | tess Chill Tonic, 50e and $1. The ‘ lattor size is the more economical, | 1 | \ Garage ana over # 7 vr. You just can't beat and sparkling gest. ed im New York's moxt it ip made of ir tes im the creamy flayer which it fies im the brewery. Herten Bottled Beer tx shipped im covered wanes. in Key West. The Lopes the exclusive wholesale dintributer for Key Drink Mortem Beer—be satisfied with nothing but the best. fu bottles, cans, steimics, te ait geod stores | well-known A. - ' 1 ; Every article absolutely guaranteed A very large selection of shades; colors and fabries to pick from. All Sizes—All Sleeve Lengths, at Black or Tan NUNN- BUSH regular $6.75 to $7.50 Sellers $5.45 FA hh hk 135 pairs of sample Sport NUNN - BUSH SHOES to go at $3.95 ” Benak Gesu t $3.00 and $3.50 Greed land Other | Str ahoes SHIRTS Sports, Whites, Blacks and Solids, whites and fancies ae 'gubber g 1 ‘95 Eyery shirt guaranteed Fine or High Heels DRESS PANTS Broadcloth, 00 at. ° ‘ | Madras, in Stripes or Checks, $1.45 and $1.95 values | ONE LOT MEN’S SUITS (light and dark 79¢ Worsteds — Flannels jehades Hs a. 89.95) wens straw HATS 09 to $19.75 | $1.95 values | —No Alterations— iStiff Straws, also, Soft Straws in the Optimo and JUST ARRIVED _Pineh-front $1 00 * ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS/*"*P°* - nella $4.35) men’s press pants i Large , assoriment of Flan- |nels, Worsteds, Gaberdines, ; and Tweeds, $1.98 MANHATTAN MONITO SOCKS Silks or Lisle; in solids, POLO SHIRTS - _,, clocks or fancies, Lots of hot weather still 9-. kind, pair Cc —MANHATTAN— ahead of us. Take advant- C BATHING TRUNKS age of this special attrac- tion. Celenese, 9 Cotton .... 7 $2.00 65 quality = $1, $3.00 1 $2.15 $3.65 Sold for $1.00 Hart-Schaliner & Marx fico” OTIS SLEEVELESS UNDERSHIRTS All Sizes—All Styles. . ‘quality first quality Tropicals—Sergea it Worsteds, $4 —_ + 4 —fog— $1.00 Serges, Flannels and Wor- NAVY STYLE at. rations— steds—Solids, Cheeks, UNDERSHIRTS —_No Alte Stripes $3 95 Short Sleeves——No Buttons ° { at —No Alterations— | gies 95¢ $5.50 Sellers $7.50 Sellers $6.50 and $7.50 TROUSERS MEN’S SPORT PANTS $4.95 and $5.50 values