The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 19, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR UNUSUAL FACTS REVEALED ] PERSONAL MENTION geri Rivero was a passenger on the Florida Motor Lines bus thig morning going to Miami and other points on the east coast) ‘or a vacation of several weeks, A YELLOW CAT THAT carers kipws oy j 4 Wanst 40 Les Oa i COW PONIES +5 * Isadore Rodriguez left over the CHARLES, highway this morning for a vaca- tion with relatives and friends at points .in Florida, tor ‘Prasik Mendoza, formerly of Keys West .but mow making his! héme in Miami, who was paying his first_return visit to his home ¢ in 16-years, left this morning c' t§Pterurn to Miami to resume his activities. | ' i WHO WAS NEUE? BEY On 4 WORSE, GAME THE COMPUUCUERS PURERT WSTRIKTION W RDU eucKne BRoncos Captain John Peterson, retired, master from the lighthouse serv- ice, and Mrs, Peterson, who were visiting with relatives and friends in Miami, were returning passen-| gers on the plane this morning, | surgeon in| Hospital,! Dr, Ralph Braund, charge at the Marine and Lieutenant J. A. Faigle, civil) engineer U. S. S., who was as- signed to the projects at the naval} station, returned yesterday by} plane from Miami. } TEX COOPER, 82. OWE OF THE OLDEST LING Mata" SCOUTS, 4WO 4 VETERAN BR. PERFORMER W BUFFALO BUS Wi) WEST SHOWS, CAPPEMS wy 5 TUE CoLuWRIA FO me PEGGY STRATFORD SPEAKS FOUR Mrs. .G. C. Carlstedt and son! G. C. Jr., were arrivals on the Cuba from Tampa this morning for a yisit with relatives. Jwige Raymond R. Lord and County Solicitor Allan B. Cleare,; Jr., who were visiting on business at points on the Keys yesterday, returned late in the evening. PITTI Entertains At TOOTHPICK TOPICS Birthday Party Fred Johnson, Jr., celebrated the 13th anniversary of his birth last evening at the home of his} parents, Mr. and Mr. Fred John-| son, Jr., 1416 Newton street with a delightful party which was at- tended by a group of young rel-| with the mainland, should be as atives and friends. junique and expressive as the a ._|charms we know to exist in Key Games were played and various Wet alone, forms of amusement were arrang- ‘ Most slogans are born of in- ed for the youngsters and all of aspiration sh plenty of cate them took active parts in making ihave found inspiration Key the affair one long to be remem- falenced eal seeoec THE WEATHER SCpeccccconcscscocoscecce By C. G. FLINT COCO COCCOCO OOOO EOOO0EEE: Anent the Slogan The new slogan for the Island Temperatures* . sai s City, now that it is to connect Highest Lowest Mean Normal Rainfall Yesterday's Precipitation .0 Ins. Normal Precipitation ... .14 Ins. “Thin record covers 24-hour periot ending at 8 o'clock thin morning. in Tomorrow's Almanac Sun rises Sun sets Moon rises . Moon sets . Tomorrow's Tides A.M. .. 8:36 . 1:53 High WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday, pos- sibly thundershowers Friday; mod- @rate winds. mostly southeast. lorida. Partly cloudy - tonight and Friday, widely scattered thun- dershowers in south portion Fri- day, few scattered showers Fri- day. WEATHER CONDITIONS Pressure is moderately high throughout the eastern portion of the country, and relatively high over the north Pacific States; whilo dow pressure areas over the north Pacific States; while low prssure afeag over central Canada and the far Southwest Overspread other districts. Mod- erately heavy showers have oc- curred during the last 24 hours in west-central Florida, and there have also been widely scattered light showers over the country east of the Rocky Mountains. Temperatures have risen somewhat in the Lake region; while else- where changes have been generally slight. with readings mear or above norma! throughout: the country. G. 8. K Official in Charge FORM CAT. CLUB ST. PAUL.—Several literary women of this city, all of whom are spinsters, have formed an or- ganization known as the ‘Cat Club.” Active CALP 1 ITCH The combin! medicines ages at meet tation Lotion effective in x ing aytully relte e most scalp Ro awe ‘Two = Me and $1.00. MONROE THEATER Gary CooperJean Arthur in THE PLAINSMAN Jed Prouty-Shirley Deane in OFF TO THE RACES Matinee; Balcony, 10c; Orches tra, 15-200; Night: 15-25¢ STAR *¥ BRAN CUBAN COFFEE Is Deliciously Fresh! —TRY IT TODAY— Qn Sale At All Grocers FIZZ 2 LS = int | Maa M, . bered, by the host and his guest! .| of friends. Among those attending were: Thompson, Walter Roberson, James Ogden, Miguel Sierra, Jack| « Pinder, Albert Cash, Jack Niles, Wodirow Niles, Harold Richard-' son, Gilbert \ Richardson, Buddy; Johnson, George ‘Cook. Violet Albury, Leona Albury, Kathleen Park, Josephine Roberts, Anita Lones, Florence Ogden,’ Virginia. Roberts, Marian Salona,‘ Eveyn Salona, Nellie Tift, Sylvia/ Johnson and Alice Johnson. During the evening delicious cake and ice cream were served| from a ‘table artistically draped! in blue and pink and with decora- tions of rosebuds lighted by thir-| teen candles. | Charch Group To Serve Supper | Ladies of Ley Memorial Church! will serve a Souse Supper in church annex on Friday begin-| ning at 5:00 p. m. | A large crowd is expected to} come out and enjoy this delicious’ dish. t Bob Steele in, THE RED ROPE Comedy and Serial West's climate |soothing atmosphere. Yet, it is |hard to “tell the story” that will .| Charles Park, Jr., Ray Tohneon: ene the stranger’s interest in a «| Jaek Roberts, George Lowe, Earl/ words, Whether “Acres of Diamonds,” or “Where the Breadfruits Begin” is adequate, this writer does not opine. Certainly the somewhat overworked, “Fisherman’s Para~ |dise”, leaves much untold. | might be wise to call attention to the situation of the Island as a jewel between two seas, rather jthan from the angle of her flora, exotic tho it is, The harmony, cheer and foreign letmosphere, another happy aspect of Key West might, also, be ap- propriately phrased as a_ slogan, such as; Where Sea and Land ;make Friends. Our own pet slo- gan is shorter than that and is {bred of experience: “Key West ;Answers Your Dreams.” Well, }hasn’t it? Hampstead, N. H., Aug. 14, 1937, SUES FOR DIVORCE TERRE HAUTE. Ind.—Because her husband gave her a funeral won ra present, Mrs. Grace Hoda idity}sued for a di- Phone 135 Night 696-W HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. ist STREET at BISCAYNE BOULEVARD Overlooking Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay Opposite Union Bus Station MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block From Shopping Districts and Amusements Summer Rates Until December Single Room with Bath, $1.50; Double Reom with Bath, $2.00 ALFRED SIMONS, Manager TO LO (F.H.A.) lf you We Will Look After REAL Key West IOI IOAILS. MONEY FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION MORTGAGES jant to build a mew home and want money te build it with it will pay you to see us right —— NOW — ANY MAN OR WOMAN WITH A JOB OR AN INCOME CAN BORROW MONEY TO BUILD A HOME— DEPLEX OR APARTMENT BRETT-WILLIAMS, Inc. 425 Duval Street SLi bn bb A bh d Added ddd , Lod AN ON (F.HLA.) te borrow All Details For You ESTATE Miami Beach LLLkhhdddedededed dea THE KEY WEST saint apa Te | SUNDAY DINNER By ANN PAGE ARTLETT pears aré news | ar. A really bumper crop of this | delicious fruit means low prices and plenty of them to go round. Apples, too, are going to be cheap. 1 | th cheese are ‘relatively inexpensive and may be sed for luncheon and dinner rices continue Homegrown. vegetables are plentiful | and cheap. A generous use of verete- | | bles will help a little meat go a long | helow last y. | way The following menus call for sea- sonable, reasonably priced foods. Low Cost Dinner Cream of Corn Soup Deviled Eggs Potato Salad Sliced Tomatoes Bread and Butter Pears and Plums Cookies Tea or Coffee Milk Medium Cost Dinner Roast Shoulder of Lamb Pan-roasted Potatoes Glazed Carrots Bread and Butter Pear, Grape and Cream Cheese Salad Tea or Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner Tomato Juice Stuffed Celer, Baked Ham Glazed Pears = Mashed Potatoes Buttered Cauliflower Rolls.and Butter Peach Wilpnes with Frozen nape Cream SLAPPED IN PLANE 1 Los AWGELES.—Because’ fei} husband slapped her for back seat; driving while flying in an airp’ ane! with him, Mrs. Edna Strong of | this city was granted a divorce. j FINED FOR MISTAKE 1 CHICAGO. — Because Charles; V. Sterne of this city was found: raising his hat and trying to flirt | with wax models in a store win-| dow, he was fined for drunken-} aitoues CHILLS AND FEVER Fast Relief for Malaria With This Proven Treatment! Don’t go through tie: ual suffer- ing. ‘Stop Malaria chills and fever in quick time. Take good old Grove’s Tasteless | Chill Tonic! ‘This is no new-fangied ; or untried preparation. It’s a fa- mous medicine you can depend on. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic con» pea tasteless quinidine and iron. | | | | } | | | | Tel the double effect you want. Tue very next time you feel an attack of chills and fever coming on, go right to your drug store and get a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. Start taking the medi- cine immediately and you will soon get ihe relief you want. All drug stores sell Grove’s Taste- less Chill Tonic, 50c and $1. The jatter size is the more economical, ' plentiful and | ‘NEW PRODUCT OF FIRESTONE !'COMPANY INTRODUCES LA- TEX WHIP SPONGE RUB- BER ‘CUSHIONS | | | i 1 Meats continue high with lamb still ! e best value, and poultry, with the | | exception of ducklings, is higher. Fish | is a reasonably priced food. Eggs and | The Firestone Tire and Rubber | Company have just announced an- {other outstanding contribution to hthe ‘transportation ‘industry in itheir development of the Fire- stone Latex Whip Sponge Rubber Cushions. The new product is a ‘ major improvement over other types of seat cushioning materfals !from the standpoint of comfort and dependability, as weil as \ cleanliness and safety. The added feature of fireproof- ling is of especial interest to all {transportation companies'as an iimprovement in the safety of jtheir vehicles, It is obtained by a 2cigl process developed by 'Fire- stone which renders the surface’ of the cushion impervious ‘to’ ac- cidental ignition of any kind. The Latex Whip cushions have: SOUSE SUPPER Benefit Ley Memorial Church CHURCH ANNEX Friday, Begins 95300 P. M. | EACH PLATE [ARCHER’ §) IGROCERY | “The Store That Serves You Best” 67 Yes, that’s our LUCKY | NUMBER because it’s the way j many of our customers reach us over the PHONE. You get as much attention an the i i] same quality merchandise as | when you call at our store in person. We Welcome Responsible Accounts ONE STOP SERVICE DRESSED POULTRY FRUITS VEGETABLES Fish TURTLE MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 67 i | | i | | i 814 Fleming Street i | | NOTICE Want to sublet the r emoval of approximately 6000 railroad cross ties frem Moser Channel Bridge to responsible party. Contract will have to meet approval of Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District. S.J. GROVES & SONS COMPANY MARATHON, FLORIDA ant, more effective relief from We really mean it. Use ALKA-SELTZER for forts. Your money back if it Seaseeien <snsitiyeensersnnmecssecennte +.IT DOES WONDERS Millions of users feel that they get quicker, more pleas- unpalatable preparations. That's ALKA-SELTZER is more in demand than almost any other single item im the average drug store. We recommend ALKA-SELTZER for the relief of Ges on Stomach, Sour Stomach, Headache, Colds, “Morning After,” Muscular Pains, and es a Gargle in Mimor Throat Irritations. ALKA-SELTZER than from why any or all af these discom-, fails to relieve. In addition to an analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate of Soda), each glass of ALKA-SELTZER “THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 19372 unusual buoyancy and softness) size, shape and density of the! pneumatic seats, the new - Latex with an amazingly different sen-| cushions s7e scientifically . engi-| Whip cushion is never “out of or- jsation of relaxation and restful-!ncered for the job they must do.'der” because of leaky valves or ness. They offer the ultimate in The “breathing action” of the’ punctures. riding comfort when used in seat/new cushion net only induces re-| An ever growing number of bos backs, ‘head rests, mattresses andijlaxation to the passenger but ap-'transportalion comranies and rail- all forms of upholstery. preciably improves the comfort] roads, rea’izing the advantages of ‘Constructed with millions of|of‘the cushion in hot’ .weather. | rubber ‘lsitex cushions and pads, tiny interconnected air cals, the; The continuous rush of air through! are’ specifynig them on ail new Latex ‘Whip (Cushion is intensely|the cushioning material also —pro- equipment. Others are recondi- porous. It “breathes” easily, ton-: vides a new standard of lean-|tioning their present upholstety ing down and tapering off all rid-' liness, in -this modern manner, .Mat- ing \shocks. ,Operating conditions! + There are .no metal springs to! tresses for railroad and the service required are the) pre’ weaken or tip: through the! and seats, ‘ari rests two factors which determine the ophalsteey causing ‘injury to pas-| pads for up-to exact design of the cushion. The‘sengers and ¢lothing. Unlike’ among. its many of! a Firestone Ts THe Firestone Standard Tire, you get fn ane ane in the form of extra safety. It costs more money to safer tire. But Firestone can build.a first-quality tire pate Be top grade materials and sell it for less money, because Firestone controls rubber and cotton supplies*at their sources, manufactures with greater efficiency and distributes at lower cost. YOU GET EXTRA PROTECTION AGAINST extra pounds of rubber are added to.every 100 fcord by the Firestone patented Gum-Dipping process. By this process every fiber of every cord in every ply is saturated with liquid rubber. This counteracts dangerous internal friction and heat that ordinarily cause blowouts. YOU GET EXTRA PROTECTION AGAINST PUNCTURES — because under the tread are two extra layers of Gum-Dipped cords. YOU GET EXTRA PROTECTION AGAINST SKIDDING — because the tread is scientifically designed. YOU GET LONGER NON-SKID MILEAGE because of the extra tough, long-wearing tread. You need all of these features to make your car tire-safe on your week-en: cia vacation trip. Firestone gives them.to VE A LIFE Campaign Firestone THAT last yeat highway than 38,000 men, women and | That a millien more were injured? A than 40,000 ef these deaths and Phos frome tonmets sed direct and rin ay by oe ewonts an Danctures, Come a wes come Breton. SOIN THE ; Listen $9 the Voice of Firestong, Monday evenings over Nationwide N. B.C. Red Network Paul's Tue and Auto Supply Store RAYMOND CURRY, Manager PHONE 6s Corner Fleming and White Streets hn kN hhh hh dhadkeddakad he dade diddhadaddeddadidheded