The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 7, 1937, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PERSONAL MENTION large moving pic ganization, came if this morning on the plane irom Miami, for one) of his regular visits. A. Maitland Adams, represent-! ing the Thompson Interes' left Tuesday afternoon ness visit in Miami, returned th morning. W. H. Mac the Leacue of ties, and Mrs. 3 pariy with Attorn ders, and Mrs. were in Key V since enjoy their visit and left this morning 3 Cuba for a visit of sever. in Havana. attorney for! Municipali- n, in com-| Paul J. Saun- Saunders, whol Monday ing, | Attorney W. Curry ; was in Miami for several Pts, was a returning passenger on the} plane this morning. Robert Williams, member of the enlisted forces at Key West bar- racks, left over the highway this morning for a visit-of a few days | in. Miami. j | William Russell, who, is em- ployed in the steward’s depart-| ment of the Steamship F‘orida, returned to Miami this mornin, join’ his ship after a vacation; two weels with ° his. pare . othi 2 ee te Beriiarain, Roberts, who | wagjspending a month avith mem- | bers of the family, left “on the} bus this morning for her home in| Miami. Mrs. Etta Sanchez, who before | her marriage was Miss Etta Arch- | er of this city, is spending a visit here at the home of her father, . D. Archer, 744 Windsor Lane. | She wil! return in a few days to her home in Tampa. CHICKENS IN BED BROOKLYN. — Entering the home of John Mitchell, a negro suspected of stealing, police found! him in bed with a dozen chicken he had stolen and killed. At At The Stores Stores onstage: 4 SALE Pollock, Reliable Jeweler, 522 Duval strect, is sponsoring the first Removal Sale in the history of this store. This concern is moving into new quarters lo- cated at 517 Duval street and is offering drastic reductions for those who buy for cash today, to- morrow and Saturday. Advertisement in contains a few of specials. NEW NORGE DEALER Navarro, Inc., has taken over the Norge dealership in this city and has several refrigerators and a washing machine on display at the show rooms, corner Southard and Duval streets. These electrical appliances can this the issue removal be purchased on easy payment} plan and low down payment. pet is thet its a one party line. this city was fined 1 | Annouftcement | had Marriage } (Miss Clara B. Spencer, a for- jmer resident of this city, now re- \siding in Miami, an@ Leland Rouse jof Orlando, were united in mar- jriage ‘Friday, October 1, in Fort | Lauderdale. Mr. Rouse is associated with an foil company. | Junior Club To Meet Tomorrow There will be, a social eae | of the Junior Woman’s C'ub held {tomorrow afternoon, beginning a ,5 o’ciock, at the Puclic sabrany rooms, Hostesses on the ‘Th’ best thing "bout an ear trum- occasion W Newt Yokus, th’ barber, sez he kin remember th’ good ol’ days j when y’ could work where Pleased without gittin’ an agitator’s consent. bara Carey, All members are be in attendance. Dance Tonight At At Pena’s Place requested te FINED FOR KISSING CHICAGO.—William Ruthen of for - kissing a young woman sent to his house to repair a sewing machine. Pena’s Garden of Roses tonight i beginning at 10 o’clock. Music for this affair will be} furnished by John Pritchard’s popular dance band. : BUILD ROOM TO.) ; J TEST WEATHER (hy Associated =) CHAMPAIGN - URBANA, I.., Oct. 7.—University of Minois ve- search engineérs are going into} jthe weather-making tusiness on a jlarge scale to determine how the |househo'der can protect himself most economically from tempera- die |tures ranging from five degrees For Police Justice below zero to 100 degrees above. \ | They are building a typical resi- ABELARDO LOPEZ, JR. i | CITY ELECTION, NOVEMBE! nanan, 1937 ee For Police Justice T. S. CARO (For Re-Election) |dence room 15 by 18 feet . and jeight and one-half feet high in lan enclosure insulated with cork _wa.ls six and eight inches thick ! ‘The room has three clapboard ‘;outside walls with two outside} | adore and four outside - windows {exposed to the controlled tempera- |ture in the insWated chamber. | The outer chamber has large jcooling coils to create sub-zero itemperatures and three special ‘electric fans to blow a wintry jnorth wind, If summer weather is; j wanted, the fans and steam coils/ (produce it. For Mayor WILLARD M. ALBURY For City Councilman BENJ. (BEN) ADAMS For City Councilman JIM ROBERTS Fer City Councilman BASIL R. TYNES \CUBA ARRIVES 5 | méinitie from Tampa ij ibe Miss Zenia Hoff ana Miss Bar- Big Free Dance will be held at} | are so combin: ‘THE KEY WESY CITIZEN | FROM TAMPA\ VESSEL LEAVES AFTER ARRIVAL EN- ROUTE TO HAVANA { : { and| — Steamship Cuba, of the P. 10. S. S. Co., arrived in port this| with irst and “ohe second cabin pas-; senger for Key West; 20 first and| fivesecond cabins for Havana, Key West ,arri wood, Mrs. C. Cady, Mrs. C. : Mrs. J. At- Rus+ } { | i i i sell, The vessel #so had manifested: {12 tons of freight and one sack } | of mail for Key West; one ton! jof freight and 176 sacks of mail{ {for Havana. Sailing at 9:30 the vessel car-| \ ried passengers | Paui J.) the booking at Saunders, Jr.. Madison and M following this port; ir: INTEREST GROWING IN NE ; PLYMOUTH Since the ¢@nmouncement was made in Tuesday's paper that the sensational new Plymouth was “In the Bag” at the show-win-! dows of Navarro, Inc., members ‘ this firm have been beseiged ith questions as to what Chrysler will offer in next year’s edition of the Plymouth. Navarro is awaiting announce- | ment date and prices on this car. Thesé are expected to arrive with- | in the. next week or 10 days. | A bigger and better car than ever before is expected this year and many are patiently waiting on the new models. A Soothin For lich Several high! Reward ufferers valued medicines | as to make Imperial Lotion a most trustworthy reward in joyfully relieving the itching of eczema, rash, tetter, ringworm and common itch: Two'sizes, 35c, $1.00. | LOST—Banch “MEN CLASSIFIED COLUMN SHORTLY | gevevece Please The} oct4-tf} of keys. return to L, P. Artman, Citizen Office. PERSONAL OLD AT 40! GET PEP. New )Ostrex; Toni¢, Table contain raw oyster invigorators **°!Loss Of Texas Laid | { To U. S. Imperialism (Ry Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Oct. 7.—Unit- ed States students at the Uni- versity of Mexico’s summer school were told Uncle Sam’s “imperial-| ism” was responsible for this na- tion’s loss of Texas. “Texan independence was not, ‘gained through any high-minded | desire on the part of Houston and Austin,” Victor Velasquez, profes- and other, stimulants. One, dose | starts new pep. Value. $1.00. Special price 95¢.° Call, write | Gardner’s Pharmacy. wed-thur-fri- tf | FOR SALE PRINTING—Quality Printing at the Lowest Prices. man Press. Subscribe to The Citizen. GOOD THINGS —for— GOOD APPETITES ARCHER’S |GROC ERY “The Stove That Serves You Best” Not only are the foodstuffs offered by this store noted for their goodness and wholesome- ness, but for the extremely low price as well. We Welcome Responsible Accounts All Competition Met With Low Prices ane High Quality GONE STOP SERVICE Order all your food needs is a Phene 67 Free Delivery 814 Fleming Street For Captain of Police WANTED TO BE JAILED ALBERTO CAMERO | For Captain of Police VERNIE GRIFFIN For Captain of Police ROBERT J. LEWIS (Bobby) For Captain of Police 1. F. et RUSSELL | EVANSVILLE, Ind.—When po- lice arrested him for robbing a letter box in this city, Sam Tysong- fer told them he did it because he wanted to go back to prison. { | | The Three Mesquiteers in HEART OF THE ROCKIES vanee Gomedy and Serial ......... ‘OUR FIRST REMOVAL SALE We are moving Inte our New Store Monday, October ith, where we hope to be able to serve our customers bet- ter than ever. WE NEED MONEY FOR OUR NEW SHIPMENTS and have decided to offer wpecial prices on all goods fér cash until Saterday, October Sth—SEE WINDOWS FOR PRICES AND LIMITED GOODS WE ARE OFFERING. 7-Jewel Elgin or Waltham Watches, guaranteed 12 mos. $5.00 VITA-VAR ES PAINTS ae action HOUSE PAIN $1.48 A regula of the } PIERCE BROTHERS Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. PHONE 270— $2 st cheap paint. One paints made. 15-Jewel Elgin, Waltham and other make Watches $7.50 17-dewel Elgin, Walthan and other make Watches $10.00 21-Jewel Bunn Special, regular price $37.60, only _. $25.00 2iJewet South Bend GoM Filled Case $15.00 Bulova Men's Wrist, Watehes, $35.00 value, Curvex ... $25.00 Bulown Ladies’ Wrist Watches, $35 value, newest style $25.00 Men's Pilgrim Corvex Goll Filled Case, $25.00 value $17.50 17Jewel Hamilton Men's Wrist Watch, $40 value, only $25.00 20% off any article im the store. Everything is marked oor regular price. Just dedect 20% and that’s the price on all goods wntil Saterday. Nothing: charged ‘or laid away—we are making these reuctions to RAISE MONEY—as the old saying goes, “MONEY TALKS.” SEE WINDOWS AT 522 DUVAL STREET Next week at 517 DUVAL STREET and we want to see everybody there—our olf customers as well as the NEW. Pollock, Reliable Jeweler 522 Duval Street @ Again Norge leads . . . with the greatest values.in the history ef Rollator Refrigeration. The surplus- powered RollatorCom- | pressor gives more cold for the | carreat used—runs for shorter | periods of tinie—freezes faster | —gives maximum food protec- | tion even in hottest weather. New flexible interior arrange- } ments give a choice of 12 | variations in most Deluxe and | Low-Temp models. Be sure to see the Norge before you buy! See us today and arrange to use our EASY PAYMENT PLAN with low down payment NAVARRO, Inc. 9-R-2237 _AGAIN NORGE LEADS? The Art-{ may19-tf | i | | Horton Beer is xo pre the United State; ‘Try Horten Bee Dext can really be. Horton Beer ai thing else. To keep out Heht a In bottles, cans, steb in Key West. Woot. $55.00 Per THIS ITEM IS SOMETHING NEW IN, senna NOT ONLY POARDABUP—FE-INSULATES AS IFIAFALLLZLLLL LA LIGHT BROWN IN SIGN DES IS MOISTURE PRO " -gSirte imal arr de ask atta art SUCH A ANY \@- SOTITOTH EH. COUOITTOTEE EYEE ae. GIVE IT A TRY— Square Feet DOES IT SERVE AS A WALL WELL. WHAT'S MORE YOU tare 99 OR STRIPS. IT IS WITH SPECIAL CUTTING TOOLS THAT ‘WE FURNISH, ANY DE- SIRABLE C WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF THAT SPARE ROOM CAN BE MADE VERY ATTRACTIVE WITH SEE US FOR ANY HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS IN REGARD SOUTH FLORIDA CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO. “Your Home Is Worthy Of The Best” White and Eliza Streets SEPIA IIDIILODIIEIIDLIODIL ID OD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1937. sor of diplomatic relations, said. Mrs. Aminta Stephens of this “Mexico was the victim of two city requested that good care be , contradicting currents: the desire given her dog, Midge, and that jof the United States to expand, after its death the dog be buried and the efforts of Europe to tim" on the lot beside her grave. it that expansion.” CY RE TER o eee &, MONROE THEATER Battles of the Alamo and San! Jean Muir-Barton McLane in Jacinto were termed by Velasquez s battles only in “the southern, DRAEGERMAN COURAGE Claudet Colbert-Fred MeMurray semi-tropical imagination.” | in MAID OF SALEM Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ REMEMBERS DOG IN WILL ELWOOD, Ind.—In_ her will, Popularity i& not casily won whether In a bexuty context or beer contest. ‘That ix why oud of being first choice of thousands of men and women all over wee what beer at its See what a difference there ix In beer that ix made of the finest &rnios an@ hops, theronghly aged, ed with extreme care in New moderniy equipped brewery. On you Will never drink any- nd hold in the full, nies, In all good stores ‘The well-known A, Lopes is the exclusive wholesale distributer for Key THE NEW MASONITE INSULA- TION WALLBOARD. IN SHEERS 4%” THICK, 4’x8’, 9’, 10° and 12’. Thousand COLOR WITH A FINE TEXTURED FINISH. %,. AN BE CUT INTO THE FACE. ABOVE ALL IT OF AND AN ENEMY TO TERMITES. OTHER WALLBOARDS “UPSON”, AND “SQUARE DEAL” OF THE ABOVE WALLBOARDS TO RENOVIZING Phone 598 fw