The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 26, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN rest THE WEATHER | “wenion URGE MADE TO. | oe Pan sa BUY CARS NOW: — mechanic, arrived by plane this.» Navarro’s Ine., local Dodge and} Lowest .. a Beit Miami on ee om Plymouth dealer, is urging alli | Mean ah aviator who was in need of a: lat-| Normal Mean sistance at the Pan Am Landing aa tig = oe Selyete Field. Bee So Yesterday’s Precipitation buy Lavig’ ant os ia ae at .Normal Precipitation . - B. M. Duncan, manager and vance is expected at any time. | “Thin record covert eg : } : chief engineer of the Overseas) Many manufacturers have Bee One Ta oc sig ing still show a slight go ageget and Toll Bridge District, re- yeady announced increases rang-, Sun rises . 6:06 a. m.| With ei eG Thiles oi oft ed this morning on the plane ing from $35 to $200. While the! Sun sets .; Turks Is'and! is! moving in a Miami after a visit in Jack: Chrysler Corporation has not yet Moon rises : pcbiomigiatter mds ba Soe ille at PWA headquarters. ive seth “|strong winds ‘havo been “reported stated when and how much Dodge, Tomotrév's Tides and there ate’ tio ‘indicatiofis: of} and Plymouth will be increased inj i AM. price, it is expected that the an- \High -12: 245 nouncement will be made in the;Low THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987. heavy fuinfall’a: Pensacola, Flas DEMO! ‘ ORDER KILLS PROWLER; BROTHER | DUPUIS 1.06 inchés, | Thomisvitls,” Ga.;| LAY ‘MRS. D. 1.24 inehés, and Washington, D.} c.1.27 inde There have ate) OLDS MEETING | csnons. tt-—starne ne ;been light showers in the south-| es, Roby Hobbs got a shotgun aH 5 ‘eastern Rochy «Mountain Statés fired at what he believed to be} Mrs. D. A. DuPuis, wife of tonight and Friday with witlely ‘add Minnesota. §Temperaturas a prover. The load straek iil it Are are — as a scattéred showéts Friday, lare abi rormal this morning in 19-year-old brother, Etnest, who! morning from Tam and will ithe Plains States and somewhat 7 - t, pe spend a short time in Key West below in the Piateau rezion, whilé ‘Was fatally wounded. | sp business connected with their olsewhere readiigs are gen- a | ‘i .| tesidence on Petrohia street. only scasonable, ton and Eaton streets, ald Jaycocks as Junior ‘Counsel. Aceoinpadying Mra. DuPais G.8. KENNEDY, Election of officers was held lor, | their two delightful children, June | Official in Charge |and Malcolm Sawyer was selected} “Other officers will be appoint- | and Edward, who continued te | ci pipe crises Lm toi Phe Citizen—20¢ | ebeccecsccescoososesoee sees 90) gentle easterly winds over south 89] portion; partly overcast weath ‘ fears ees! eee Robert J. Perry Chaptet, Order of DeMolay, mét in regular ses- sidn last Tuesday evening Seottish Rite Hall, corner Simon- | in -20 Ins. WEATHER CONDITIONS -16 Ins. Reports at 8:00 a. m. this morn-| as Master Counsellor, Owen Saw-|ed by the new master counsdllor, | sinvaiih 18 Soshpuny wit: Uobte taf jther and will return tomorrow yer as Senior Covnsellor and Ger- after installation is held. ‘afternoon. Fe larry Baldwin, first assistant r at Carysfort Reef light- » has returned to the — r “his regular quarterly vaca-| very near future. Pressure is moderatelys: high! throughout the country thi morn- ing, except over the far - South- west. Showers and thunder- 7:32 Barometer aie at 8 a. m.: Sea level, 30.01. David Symonette, who visiting in Key West and was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Tiiompson, and other ahd friends, left over the high- Way by bus for Miami, enroute to New York, where he has made his home for more than 35 years. “Mrs. Milton Baker left over the, ey this morning aceompany-‘ her grandson, Milton S. Baker, | E is en route to his home in Pensacola after visiting in Key! West for several weeks. Mrs. Baker will go with him as far as Fort gig was Mary; relatives, In the meantime prices on these} two cars remain the same and those who purchase now can make| considerable savings. { Navarro’s has recently adopted the policy of employing no sales- men. Thus, additional savings can be made because customers can save the commission. H ' | Covevce e CLASSIFIED COLUMN) 2 WANTED | WANTED—Live Snakes, Lizar | Crocodiles. Ross Allen, Gib: Leavin | Hotel. cia WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p, m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy with scattered show®rs to- night or Friday; gentle ried winds. Florida: Partly cloudy, <cattcr- | lana ed showers near the extrame south | coast tonight. or Friday and in ex- jtreme north portion and near the! west coast Friday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits | and East Gulf? Gentle © variable! winds over north portion andj storms have oecurred since yester- day morning on the west and middle Gul coast and in portions of the East Gulf and South At- lantie States, upper Onio Valley, } and middle Atlantic States, with LARGEST VARIETY a \ FRESHEST and } | Fruits and Vegetables | In the City Can Be Purchased ARCHER’S Who Rush To Give You Service~Patronize Them Be Sure to See These New and Entirely. Different OUTBOARD MOTORS Priced from $62:50'ts $180 14 to HB JOE ALLEN ISLAND BUILDING CO.: Plans, Estimates, Inspection and Construction of Residences. Our suggestions may prove of value to you, may we’ tielp? LAbemuipere s . oOLouUs Full Reverse, Alternate Pirifg, “"undérwater Exhaust, Reverse Flux Magneto with!©°éfinanent Magnets and a host of other improvements | PIERCE BROTHERS TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE PAUL’S TIRE SHOP Cor. Fleming and White Sts. “Gehe de yin )RED RIVER? 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Norman, who was} visiting with relatives in the} state for several weeks, was a re-| turning passenger on the Cuba this morning. —TRY IT TODAY— oe rasan sua2itt) Oa séle “At All’ Géscas Today's Birthdays! i | NICELY FURNISHED HOME, BENJAMIN LOPEZ electric ice box, tile bath, etc. FUNERAL HOME Reasonable, Apply Johnson & 4 : id W Serving Key West Johnson. jly30. tf Half Century THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th 24-Hour Ambulance Service iden f Licensed Embalmer street, Miami, Florida. Low Phone 135 Night 696-W Summer rates, aug?-1lmdé PROPERTY DEVELOPED Seawalls Piers Call at 530 William Street We will be glad to send a representative to see you TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE —MARINE SERVICE— COMPLETE SERVICE TO YACHTS INCLUDING FOREIGN CLEARANCES PORTER DOCK CO. PHONES 24 and 55 WANTED—Students . for instruction. Reasonable rates| for 10 lessons. All wirld®*in- struments taught, primary and advanced lessons. Del Woods, 526 William street. 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