The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR (Announcement Of Marriage ‘Miss Angela Soldano, daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. B. Soldano, and Manuel Domenech, Jr., will be married at a Nuptial Mass to be celebrated Saturday morfing in St. Mary’s Star of The Sea! Catholic church. The bride to be is a member of the Bayview Music Club, and beth she and Mr. Domenech have’ a wide circle of friends who extended cordial invitations attend their wedding. It is intended to make the’ futare home in» West Palm Beach.’ Social Club To Pat On Dance Unusual affair scheduled for tomorrow night is the “Pennies| From Heaven” Dance to be given! at the Cuban Club under the aus- pices of Young Men’s Social Club.. Affair is scheduled to! start at 9 o’clock. | VIE | Newt Yokus makes so many promises you’d think he was runnin’ fer a political office. Elviry Higgins has put a loud | speaker on her party line telephone 80’s she won't miss anything while she’s washin’ th’ dishes. |dier, chairman of the Republican PrrTTTTTT iri Today’s Anniversaries 00000000ssceesceeen00008 1817—John W. ‘Forney, noted} Pennsylvania publisher, prominent} Demoerat of his day, born at Lan-| caster, Pa. Died Dec. 9, 1881. 1819—Thomas: Jordan, saidion,| Confederate general,- Memphis) editor and New ‘York City au-| thio, born at Luray, Va. Died in Ni York, Nov. 27,1895. 824—Samuel S. Cox, Ohio er-editor, prominent congress-; first from Ohio, then New! born at Zanesville, Ohio. | in New York, Sept. 10,] 1889. { 1833—Matthew S. Quay, sol- National Committee, Pennsyl- vania senator, born in ‘York Co., Pa. Died May 28, 1904. 1837—(100 years ago) Fran- { Mashed Potatoes John Pritchard’s Orchestra has been engaged to furnish a pro-! lin Carter, president of Williams; College, Williamstown, Mass., SUNDAY DINNER By ANN PAGE RAPES are in full season, includ- ing native Concords and other ipskin varieties and the California n seed= Ribiers, Apples, cranberries and grapefruit are also elping replace the summer fruits. Iceberg lettuce is again cheap, To- matoes, onions, peppers and celery are reasonable. Potatoes, both white and sweet are low in cost. Ducklings and lamb are the best buys in the meat line though pork is @ little lower. Both beef and veal prices have risen. Eggs and butter are howing the uszal fall increases in price but are still reasonable. Seasonable foods make up the fol- lowing menus. Low Cost Dinner Pork Chops Yams Creamed Cabbage Bread and Butter eating grapes such as Them jess, Tokays, Malagas an Apple Tapioca Puddi: ‘Tea or Coffee in Medium Cost Dinner Baked Ham with Apple Rings reen B Bread and Butter ahs oati Tea or Coffee a Milk Very Special Dinner Grape and Grapefruit Cup Secadevveversesecesseose POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS NOVEMBER GRAND OPENING SALE STARTED SPECIAL EVENT BEING CON- DUCTED AT HOLTS- BERG'S STORE | | CITY ELECTION, 9, 1937 — For Councilman BENJ. (BEN) ADAMS For City, i Celebrating the completion of} remodeling work at Holtsberg’s, | this firm.fs sponsering a Grand} Opening Sale to start today and igs continue through Monday of next} BASIL TYNES week. : { These will be big days of va‘ue-! ee giving and a large advertisement! For Captain of Police; ! appears in this issue showing a | 'T. F. (BUSTER) RUSSELL | few of the specials to be offered. | as 4S i | Mr. Holtsberg has just returned! ® from a buying trip to New York} afid other markets and has aj) splendid stock of brand new Fall} merehandise. CLASSIFIED play all through the NeW season,| eeseeccccesooesecscosele the first line of merchandise avail- FOR SALE able. The advertisement lists some of the creations which will ELIEVE IT OR NOT—You can CUBA ARRIVES FROM TAMPA P. & 0. VESSEL BRINGS IN BOTH PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT be introduced. 1B Holtsberg’s store has been! greatly improved and now. has! 2,550 square feet of selling space. | ‘ot only has the store been en-j larged but modern fitting rooms} | and fixtures have been installed. SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. GREAT SAVIN CS The Artman Press. may19-tf AT FOOD STORE OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Five bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. may19-tf “Setting the pace in economy! cards, $1.25. The Artman and/ quality,” is the caption of an| Press. may19-tf advertisement carried by Quality} ———_—_—_—____—_——_- Food Store in this issue of The) TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500} Citizen. sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. | Prices listed in this advertise-| mayl19-tf num-|™ent prove that great savings | | lean be made at this store and the! PRINTING—Quality Printing at} health and reputation. The prin-!©™™S other features that have! yanagement guarantees the qual-| the Lowest Prices. The Art-| ciple failing seems te be that the|not been introduced before and] ity of every item. man Press, mayl9-tf »¢ nannies, -omgia nature is too susce>tikle, perhaps|which other makes do not have. weak, and it may thus be drawn into trouble Ly the agency of the} Starting Friday Morning 8:30 e THRU MONDAY other sex. Three days of value giving specials. Inaugurating the Fall season and wel- coming you to our newly enlarged store. 2,550 square feet of selling space. OPENING DAY SPECIALS Plaid Blankets Smart Cotton Dresses Sheets One case of Single Blankets, Dimities, igor ee ee 10 dozen Sheets, size 72x90, large size, for opening ete. Ali.styles. Regular wai Trade laos day only, 5e $1.08 sellers, $1 06 ae ed at at o only 50e Wearwell Sheets Exclusive with Holtsberg’s in Key West, “made by Marshall Field. The only sheet made with a taped edge. 81x99, Reg- ular $1.25) on 95c J v gram of late dance hits for tho occasion. : Plan For Dance At Boca Chica Tonight Big event to take place tonight Boea Chica Casino is the dance be sponsored by Enlisted Men’s “Of local barracks. | ‘Those in charge of the event} ptotHise everyone attending a de-; Steamship Cuba of the P. and lightful evening. Dancing will O. S. S. Co., arrived from Tampa Begin at 9 o'clock. |this morning with one tne} oe smallest passenger lists in many| Slot Machine jmonths. For Key West there Dance Tonight |were two passengers. and for |Havana 12. Slot Machine Dance at Pena’s; Those arriving at this port! Garden of Roses to be given to-jwere: R. C. Reddick and J. Mol-' night starting at 10 o’clock is ex-| nar. pected to draw a large crowd. There was aiso on the manifest | John Pritchard’s Orchestra will, 14 tons of freight and two sacks furnish a delightful program of of mail for Key West; one ton late dance hits. No admission, of freight and 177 sacks of mail will be charged. {for Havana. Leaving the Cuba carried three SCOUT TROOP WILL passengers booked from this port: MEET ON FRIDAY; 3 | Jose Perez, Dionicio Muro and Juana’ Reyes. PROPOSED SESSION WILL BE} HELD IN HALL AT WPA HEADQUARTERS Roast Duck with Apple and Onion Browned Y: ieie ‘ams jrussels Combination Salad see Bread and Butter Coffee Ice Cream Wafers Toffee 'PHILCO TUNING BEING FEATURED D 1862—Wilton Lackaye, actor, Automatic tuning featured |the 1938 Phileo mode's now on born in Virginia. Died in New \display at Pierce Brothers is at- York, Aug. 22, 1932. | tracting considerable attention. | Scores of persons visit this store daily to see this amazing improve- ment demonstrated. from 1881 to 1901, born at Water-| bury, Conn. Died Nov. 22, 1919. ; save money by buying at LIT- H | TLE CASH GROCERY, 801 ii Si it ti i. 1861—William Wrigley, Jr.,; imonton, street Chicago’; gum manufacturer and sportsman, born in Philadelphia. Died Jan. 26, 1932. Tue-Thu-Sat | | | } { { i | | | ' | i PHILCO 7XX* $100.09 Less Aerial eco PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed Today’s Horoscone Today’s nature will be eminent- ly a self-sacrificing one, and too idealistic and romantic. There is indication that you will attain to} high station in life. But follow; New Philco models have the strait path 2s you va‘ue your} on of *Sold only with Phileo High-Efficiency Aerial to insure greatest foreign reception. PIERCE BROTHERS Corner Fleming and Elizabeth Streets Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢ weekly. Bob Steele in ARIZONA GUN FIGHT Comedy and Serial RRR SRE REE RT, CROSSES PLANTS ST. PAUL, Minn. — Edward} | Mueller, CCC adviser of this city, claims to have created a new species of black sunflower by crossing a sunflower with a dah- lia, zinnia and aster. “SNAKE IN BED AMANDO ALFONSO PLACED IN JAIL Deputy Sheriff. Ray Elwood this morning placed under arrest NEW YORK.—When she went | Amando Alfonso and placed himjto make the bed after her baby, ‘in county jail on a charge of as-| Jacqueline, had arisen, Mrs. Gol-; ‘sault and battery. liher of this city found a huge: It is understood that a hearing} blacksnake beneath the covers. o'clock in their hall in WPA head-| Will be held this afternoon before erator | Bnrlaue Esquinalde, peace just<°| a: This will be one of the most,™ the Seeond District. KEY WEST SOCIAL CLUB’S : important meetings since the POPULARITY CONTEST | troop was organized, it is said, and every member of the organiza- serattty at utedine, | Wi! es stooded Greek Italian of this city, ‘Assong other’ iniportant matters | Unearthed a tin box containing to be brought before the Os ee ee Votes will be distributed} jee wil £6 Bate for ths this city. _—* jat the following stores: BUSY BEE BAKERY ORIENTAL PHARMACY FAUSTO’S GROCERY QUALITY FOOD STORE OQ. K. SHOE SHOP months | ~~ ss ame Fan cg aa Boia ‘or membership will. also | 7 dered. | MONROE THEATER H May Robson in | WOMAN IN DISTRESS }} Diana Gibson-Lee Tracy in GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP POLLOCK’S JEWELRY STORE ESQUINALDO PHOTO STUDIO; JULIO LOPEZ GROCERY BERMUDA MEAT MARKET GARDNER'S PHARMACY PALM GROCERY BEHIND HEADLINES Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches SPORTS’ BARBER SHOP BOZA’S BARBER SHOP FOOD BUYERS J Troop Number 52, Boy Scouts Wise | Thrifty of America, are making arrange- Re Re pe ments for their restlar meeting Piscreaioatens to be held tomorrow evening 6:30} in their Will find everything favor at ARCHER’S GROCERY TOP QUALITY foods, and fine . . . in lafge ments and attractive di j i | DISCOVERS GOLD Ladies’ Sweaters Colors: black Sizes 34 to $1.00 New Fall Silks Printed French Crepes, Peb- ble Crepes, Moire Tat- feta, Acetates, Silk Re- versible Tweeds, Printed Challis. About 50 pieces te pick from. All new merchandise. Values in- cluding to $1.00 yard. Opening special, per yard JAY, Okla—Tom Wyeliff, full Open front. and navy. 46. Special BP ..--~--- - Van Raalte Striped Gowns The Satin Stripe Gown that is guaranteed washable, wears like iron, regular value $1.98, and the buy of the season $1 3 at Dundee Mills Towels Checkered Towels in all de- sirable colors. Very heavy grade. See window dis- play. Very special 25¢ Crinkle Bed Spreads One case, All colont. Fi size. Take advantag this special Now, what could be nicer than that? We Welcome Responsible Accounts ONE STOP SERVICE Dressed Poultry Fruits WON'T DRIVE AUTO CINCINNATI.—Robert Welch | f-thig city holds an airplane li- igene’ but will not drive an auto- ‘ “I refuse,” he says, “to take ‘ahy risks.” ¢ tra, 15-20c; Might: 15-25¢ STAR > BRAND CUBAN COFFEE Is Deliciously Fresh! —TRY IT TODAY— For weeks we have combed the mar- kets for BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE to present not only for this gale, but mer- chandise that will be “a beginning now BENJAMIN LOPEZ ERAL HOME Key West Half Century 24-Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer Phone 135 Night 696-W Priscilla Curtains colors. and on through the fi peason—a Fall selection that we are d to show—con- sisting of: “Aqua-Sec” Transparent Velvets Finest of Pure Silks Gorgeous Floral Print Satins Lamee in Gold, Silver and Colors Crepe Romaine Couturier Slipper Satin Footlight Formals Oliveskin Crepes Phone 67 814 Fleming Street Free Delivery . All pastel 50c_grade, per pair Regular 35¢ The newest in Fall Printed. Dresses. Fashioned for Hollywood of Renee Crepe. Sizes 12 to 44, $2.98 ie at Printed Satin For Evening Wear The most beautifel spaced florals in Fall shades ever, Irresistible at this ade price, at per $1.00 yard Velvet Pillows New floral designs, Au at Pillow Cases Very special for day. Medium grade. Lonit i ee. ee Marshall Field Triple Sheers $1.00 value, new Fall timer patterns, per yard Dresses Qne lot 50c House Dresses, closed out 25¢ at New Fall Dresses Junior sizes 11 to 15. Misses 14 to 26. Extra sizes 46 te 50. New draped and shirred bodices. Pencil slim, zipper styles swing skirts. All Fall colors. 2 ae Printed Silk Creplo’s A new Sik made by North American Rayon. Guar- anteed washable under a 4-peint guarantee. Sell- img all ever the country for 79¢, our price per yard Setting The Pace In CONOMY AND QUALITY Week End Specials: 26c 19¢ 20c ‘ Pag eins wow 6 PLAY SAFE— By keeping FOODSTUFFS at the right temperature in one of our ALL METAL , ICE REFRIGERATORS refrigerators are doubly HEAT- PROOF and absolutely air tight Priced from $20.00 Easy Terms—10 Days Free Trial On Display at THOMPSON ICE COMPANY, Inc. —Phone No. 8— SUGAR, 5 Ibs. - POTATOES, 10 Ibs. Sa EVAPORATED MILK, tall, 3 cans EGGS, Large Whites, guaranteed, per dozen . BLACK BEANS, Ib. . BLACK EYE PEAS, lb. WHITE BEANS, Ib. LARGE LIMA BEAN: RED KIDNEY BEANS, 9c BABY LIMA BEANS, Ib. 8c Freshness and Cooking Quality of Ali Beans Guaranteed Shop at “QUALITY” and Save the Difference QUALITY FOOD STORE 36¢ 9c 7c 8c 10 Thrifty Note Regular $1.98 value, Spaced Print, Full $1.00 s s, at Table Cloth Sets Pure Linen Cloth and Nap- kin Seta Hemstitched. One case, fast edlors, ao et See tomorrow’s advertisement for Saturday Specials and see our windows which These ib. price The buy of the year. All shades. Suitable for eve- ning year. Regular $1.06. See window. per yard Fall Tweeds pat- Hire ITARY Phone 70 We Deliver 1400 Pine Street Mrs. Sue Skelton, Mgr.