The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 27, 1937, Page 4

vee cteeodah ae SCeesoccccovccsesoseccess . e econncccaseccce Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graves and children, Joe, Bernard, Jr., aid Alwilda, of Vallejo, California, are visitors in Key West and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert H. Thompson at their home, eorner Ashe and Angela streets. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson are leaving tomorrow morning for Miami where they will visit for a few months with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Clarke. John Hazzard, representative of the Texas Oil Co., who wag in the city yesterday for a visit with the Porter Dock Co., local agents for the Texas Co., left on the afternoon plane for Miami. B. M. Duncan, chief engineer for the OverSeas Road ‘and Toll Bridge Commission, was a passen- ger for Miami enroute to Jackson- ville. Wm. R. Porter. of the board of county commissioners of Monroe county, left yesterday afternoon by plane for Miami for a_ short business trip. Mrs. Louisa Knowles was an outgoing passenger on the bus this morning en route to. Miami for a visit with relatives. Wm. McKillip, engineer of the Launch Le Pecheur, of the Over- seas Road and Toll Bridge District, who was in the city for a_ brief visit with relatives, left this morning to join the vessel at No Name Key. : Mrs. Elzabeth Woodbury and son, who were visiting Mrs. Wood- bury’s father, P. J. Stickney, and other relatives, left on the morn- ing bus for Miami. PERSONAL MENTION, Entertains At Birthday Party William Brent Norman III, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nor- man, celebrated his first birthday with a party held in the ballroom of the Over-Sea Hotel on Satur- day, October 23rd. Hallowe’en motifs were carried out im the decorations and freshments, Prizes were awarled to Jim Miner and Connie Goehring. Many delightful games played throughout the afternoon. The young host received many lovely and useful gifts. The guests Nancy Norman, Lorraine Russell, Loraine Saunders, Connie Goehring, Joyce Goehring, Patsy Goehring, Myrna Goehring, Ruth Roberts, Willis Yates, Jim Miner, Joanne Miner, and Miss Betty Rae Russell. Mrs. Arthur H. Sheppard, Jr., Mrs. Everett Russell, Mrs. Daniel Miner, Mrs. Blondon Goehring, Mrs. Ernest Yates, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Walter H. Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin L. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Motherwell, and M and Mrs. William B. Norman. NEW FORD V8 ON EXHIBIT IN NEW YORK CITY re- were included: Sam Stevens, purser of the P. | and 0. S. S. Co., attched to the TWO CARS, NEW TRUCK IN 1938 LINE SHOWN THIS AFTERNOON AT METROPOL- ITAN SHOWROOMS » {Speeial to The Citizen) NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—An ad-| vance showing of 1938 Ford V-8 ears and trucks opened this after- noon at the Ford Metropolitan Steamship Cuba, who was spend: | showrooms at 1710 Broadway. ing a short vacation in Key West, left yesterday afternoon for Tampa and will there resume his duties. Mrs. James Adams, been spending a stay Feturned home Monday over Overseas Highway. who had in Miami, the Two distinct Ford V-8 cars, dif- fering ih appearance, appoint- ments and price, were presented. One was the de luxe Ford V-8, the other the standard Ford V-8. Both cars have the same V-8 chassis. The eight de luxe types are available only with the 85 horsepower V-8 engine, the three | eoccvccccccovcccesecoces TOOTHPICK TOPICS By C. G. FLINT | 1COCOC CCC OE EEC OEESES | ; Ifyou look upon everything !man makes as the outgrowth of jan idea, life becomes interesting ifor you see, all around you, {thoughts turning themselves into jthings. That is how important thoughts can be, when an_ idea grows into-a successful effort, }you have something there. But ;most ideas die in their infancy. | We feed the mind that it may think and produce ideas, as. the |body produces effort. Effort without an idea behind it is what [we call wasting time. Not that jtime. is so important, but effort has a market value so it is really money we are wasting. If we _have no idéa worth éffort, we must borrow somebody else’s idea {and work for it, thus we profit by the ideas of others. Ideas com- mand respect and should be con- {sidered as carefully as you would examine the ore in a mine for precious metal. When an idea goes begging somebody else may prof- i So keep your ideas to ourself if you want them, to be ours long. ; An idea can be stolen, ‘ag wit- {ness patentable inventions «that iseldom benefit their original in- ventors. If I have an idea that herg is a ree] opportunity’ fo“buy Nand, or build a business, or con- :struct a machine, I do not tell about it in advance. | Writers of books, stories or news j items deal in ideas and informa- ‘tion that must be first-hand and inew to be worth anything. Orig- jinal studies of any subject help to explain the idea. You get a good idea of events by reading news, jand of opinions by reading com- ments, and of facts by reading ;books dealing with them. All of which yor know, but the | source of idess for your locality tis contained in your home daily: | By reading it you may find 2 goldmine in one idea. | Miami, Fla., j Oct. 24, 1937. Arrange Dance | At Pena’s Place Pena’s Garden of Roses will be |the scene of a Big Free Dance to- 2a OSS | | MINMSUAL FACTS REVEALED ee POUG ON TeomeRY REARS PEACOCKS OW Hit RANCH eo JACQUELINE WELLS sore wee SCREEN DEe0r AT Tat Abe oF Faitte, w of bam Shatence, Ditiag 44 Owv *URY, Fedilid Will A Skvte s7Az, SUSPENDED feo Wilks. teak FoR CRIME” ! COUNSEL CRIME P 3 ALTHOUGH HE HASNT A DIPLOMA, KRUGE OTTO ésrmaTes A Tork OF SUTERM YEARS SPENT i CoLee Ge ft cecccccccececeseceoosese | | THELOW DOWN | FROM HICKORY GROVE | ee e | Little towns tryin’ to get to| be big ones, and big towns try-/ in’ to. be even bigger places, they! everywhere, And Philadel-} phia,, she is breakin’ her neck to| catch up with Chicago. And iN. Y., she is lookin’ at London. |! {But if San Francisco was to get lto be bigger than Cleveland or ivice versa, I cannot see what good jit could do—except the Seéy. of ithe Commercial (Club could keep/| his job, or maybe more people j ‘have nervous prostration. | And I was readin’ where a little} jtown in California, it says it is} {determined to keep on bein’ little. | | And this place, if this news gets; lout, it may. have its hands full doin’. so, so I will not tell its: name. But this little place, boy, L saw jit, and it will intrigue you, with the Ocean on one side and stylish {little stores—it is pretty as a pic-j| jture. And it hag no lunch clubs} —and if a person has a_ tuxedo} ‘and feels that he has gotta in-| dulge in a speech, he must go else- | where. A town that is proud of bien’ | quiet and little, that is in | are WOT THEM, AUD Acso worked COT CORDECT GfomEriuaL AMSLES FOR ALL WE CAMERA SHOTS 200 \bigger even, than bitin’ a dog. Yours, with the low-down, JO SERRA. PEAT FAMILY ON VACATION LEFT THIS MORNING OVER HIGHWAY ENROUTE TO TAVERNIER [BALDWIN WILL . TO BE PROBATED Petition for probate of the last; } will and testament of Mrs. Anna} Sophia Baldwin was filed this} | morning in the office of County | j Judge Raymond R. Lord, and ad- ONVILLE | mitted for probate. | ; Mrs, Anna Elizabeth Baldwin} jhas been appointed as exécutrix | | | Me ay a o a: Pest and! of the estate. which is valued at} daughter, Miss Alice Peat, were) $8,900 and the petition for pro-| passengers leaving over the high-| bate was signed by Mrs. Baldwin. way this morning in Florida Mo-}; Appraisers have been appoint- tor Lines bus for Tavernier, for ed - Jncee lord to ane in- | — * =. | to e items 0! ie estate and re-} a visit with Mr. and Mrs, Louis) sort on’ their findings: | Pellecier. i eepteme Sunday will be Mrs. Pellecier’s; Good Enough Reason | birthday anniversary. She is the; Wife—You’d better explain elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs.} why you haven’t spoken to me for Peat and the two families will, three days. ACK J FLORIDA GARNETT ANDREWS, Mansome ENJOY COMFORT at the perro per] water on every flow. AIR CONDITIONED tr COCKTAIL LOUNGE ~ COFFEE DINING AND MEETING Rt WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1937. Peninsular & Occidental Steamship Company “—- = i Leaves Port Tampa on Sundays and Wednesdays at 4:00 P. M., arriving Key West 7 A. M. Mondays and Thursdays, Leaves Key West Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 A. M. for Havana. Leaves Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 5 P. M. for Port Tampa, Fla. For further information and rates call Phone 14 © Get the jump on the higher food prices of fall and winter. Choose your Genefal Electric now and you will save many an extra doltar in your food bude: every month. Save Threé Ways! At present prices the new G-E Triple-Tbrifé Refiger- ator is the biggest va!ue ever offered. You can easily afford one for you will save three. ways—on price, on current and on upkeép. Big roomy General Electric cabinets have every ad- and there is a size to exactly suit you. See thent today! Ds Seoled-in-Steel ia off G-E credels OIL COOLING Forced-Feed Lubrication ‘Save en save on save on PRICE! 4 CURRENT! <) UPHEFL 1 THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC CO Prices as low as $3.41 down and $3.41 per month with your light bill Other J. & POUND Ho: MOTEL PATTEN HOTEL DESOTO Ghattenoose, Teo celebrate the event. The Peats) Hubby—I don’t want to inter- pads $s, standard types with either the 85 morrow evening beginning at 10 will return Monday evening. j rupt. horsepower or the 60 horsepower / o'clock. engine. | Music forgthis affair will be The de luxe car is a stylish sis-| furnished by John Pritchard’s ter of the standard. It is entire-| popular dance band. ly new in*appearance. The radia- tor grills is of new design. Ap- pearance of the hood is longer} and more sweeping. ‘Fenders are} CRESTVIEW, Fla—A sow on massive. Interior appointments the farm of J. A. Jordan of this are in keeping with the styling of'city set what many regard as the exterior. Svbstantially more| something of a récord when she room in the closed sedans, greater} pave birth to a litter of twenty- passenger comfort and much larg-| seven pigs. er luggage space are provided. i The standard V-8 cars reveal! new styling, with a different ra-; diator grille design, long hood} DOVER, O.—For having dane- and flowing contours. The spa-!ed to the music of a Salvation cious interiors are roomy and at-| Army meeting in this city, J. J. tractively upholstered and ap-! Rocca was fined ten dollars and pointed, reprimanded by the mayor. MONROE THEATER Arthur Treacher ani Patricia Ellis in STEP LIVELY, JEEVES also—CALL IT A DAY Matinee; Balcony, 10¢; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ CLASSIFIED COLUMN HELP WANTED LITTER OF TWENTY-SEVEN WANTED—Lady or Gentleman in Key West to represent life in- surance association selling a policy which insures every member of the family at the ptice of one person. Alges 1 to 75, no medical examination. Lib- eral commission on premiums and collections. Only persons who can furnish satisfactory references considered. Address P. 0. Box 402, Miami. oet27-29 FINED FOR ACT PERSONAL OLD AT 40! GET PEP. New Ostrex Tonic Tablets eontain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 95c. Call, write Gardner’s Pharmacy. wed-thur-fri-tf | BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP : * FEMALE HELP SPECIAL WORK for Married Women. Earn to $21 weekly and your own dresses FREE. No canvassing. Give age and dress size. Fashion ‘Frocks, Ine., Dept. E-7307, Cincinnati, Ohio. oct27-1tx Have You a House or Apartment For Rent? If You Do and Want It Rented List It NOW If You Want To BUY or SELL Come and See Us For Action, BRETT-WILLIAMS, inc. REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS —425 Duval Street— REAL ESTATE : TO SELL OR BUY REAL ES- TATE or mortgage on Florida Keys, address E. R. Lowe, P. 0. Box 21, Tavernier, Florida. oct9-tf Wis enckers in every part of the country Chesterfields stand ace high. It’s a cinch they’ve got what smok- ers like. You'll find them milder. . . you'll enjoy that Chesterfield taste. FOR SALE 75 ROOM GOING HOTEL, Won-| derfuj future. Over Sea Realty} Exchange, Over Sea Key West, Fla Hotel, } babeatad FOR SALE—G. E. Refrigerator, | excélient condition. T03 Wad- dell Avenue, ef tx} = | Now for Sale copia By The Artman Press PRINTING—Quality the Lowest Prices. man Press. SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c.} The Artman Press, mayl9-tf} Printing at The Art-} mayt9-tf} Chesterfiel | Ate of hen all Jor MILDNESS and TASTE PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed cards, $1.25. The Artman Press. may19-tf OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Pive bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. mayl3-tf Cope: 1757, Lecce: & Drums Toaecce Co.