The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 2, 1937, Page 3

RSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1987. 9 -wo 5 ( ompany By MARGARET GUION HERZOG | Abilene Apalachicola __ Atlanta - Boston - ' THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. PAY US! HAMONDBALL fe ieee GAME TONIGHT tied ee “All persons indebted to our | store are requested to call and; e settle. Quality Food Store will cross; “All those indebted to our store bats with Roosevelt ¢liib tonight and not knowing it are requested at Bayview Park. Batteries will a vp ecg ne ‘ ose knowing themelves in- be Castro and Ingraham for the ‘aepted and not wishing to call are brgagiany and Ward arid Goss for requested to stay in one place the White House men. long enough for us to catch The Grocers will have their full | them.” club on the field for the first time. | Life in the U. 8. A. The lineup will be: Lowest Highest | last night last 24 hrs, 48 clothes; a beige afternoon dress, and a becoming floppy hat. B: vi Nina thought that she had better Srownsville speak about it, Buffalo When Pa in the bedroom, Charleston .. she said: “We don’t seem to be Chicago __. able to get together on the matter Corpus Christi of clothes; do we, Gra T only ‘Denver __ slipped into this . . .” (“Slipped!” Detroit ‘Fhe Characters ‘ng to find happi- ith David whom she mar- tied impulsively to escape her ‘4508 for her stepfather, Richard, .he charming, well- hilored stepfather, is on a 5- onth trip with his wife, after hamelessly talking ldve to Nina. COdSOSSoELOSODEDeoeee000 Today’s native will possess great executive ability. There will be an adaptable nature, with good powers of imitation, enab- ling the native to display the fac- ulties in such a degree that for- tune and success are almost cer- tain. With any reasonable as- pects, considerable fame and mon- ey should be acquired. she thought: “You mean brushed and pressed ahd struggled into it, ‘Dodge City don’t you, Nina?”’ “because you Duluth had been sweet enough to dress Eastport up for me, at my party ... but it ‘El Paso doesn’t matter, does it? ...That’s Galveston _. awfully smart, Gracie. I love the fiatteras __ sleéves,” Havana Gracie said: “Twelve séventy- Hel fivé, my dear,” but she was looking (2@-en8 A Texas observer reports»seei: a rainhow that was upside dow: jthe whole matter Iiving-him as { bewiiaeyed as a. PWA tural as Francisco Chronicle. | } LA CONCHA Honey, Nina’s gay, youthful other who is wild about Rich- i traveling on doctor’s or- 8. David, a bright young auto an, adores Nina and strives ake her happy on his small Baker, ss; Carbonell, 3b; Woodson, 2b; Sterling, 1b; McCarthy, cf; Sawyer, lf; Stanley, rf; C. Gates, sf. \/ * Chapter 34 at Niha’s expensive furniture, with ;Huron — The Roosevelt: team have: Yo Party Struggle | 1SY,eppraising eyes. Saeets Stickney, Domefitch, Lewis and ssc ‘arty ‘BE i ae i es get avid to buy this Ll oy Barroso in the infield; Wall, | In the Center of the Busi MN!” ‘or you, Ning? ; i he Nina saw at once that the girl (Little Rock a hess and Theater playful August thunder- d gaily lifted the top off he ash cans in the areaway, ld newspaper with a piece to skin clinging to it, had the gardens. Game will be called at 7:45 p.; m District EXCELLENT RESTAURANT was all ready to eriticize her for {),, Angeles {Louisville {Miami Minneapolis St. Paul - i | taken wing. | Nashville ST. ‘ANDING '| Garage Elevator pped itself, with an alarms |New Orleans = i Fireproof |—like a bid in a storm— \ the glass pane of Nina’s kitchen window, whereupon she promptly cut a piece of finger, along with the bread she was slic~ New York Oklahoma City Pensacola ‘Phoenix ittsburgh pe Soccsocecoveccecess | , Chub— W.L Pet. Cataballo Red Devils . 1 0 1.000 0 Roosevelt Club — 0 .000 -000 pain 01 ing. a Epo — Quality Food Store ay "a : it e Ci ” moe whol San Francisco — LEGALS eee ee Ses ‘The whole apartment was aifless from closed windows, and abso- lutely a shambles. Nina had not yet-masteréd‘the technique of finishing one thing— in the line of household duties Befote begifnitig another. In fact she used the other, messier method, deliberately. If she thought of something that ought to be done in thé living-room, while she was washing dishes in the kitchen, she f would go and start it...so as to be \ sure not to forget, when the time came. AS a restilt of this pursuit, her apartment now, three hours before e patty, presented a chaotit ap- pearance. Across the bed, in their room, lay the clothes that needed to be brushed and pressed for the eve- ning. At the end of the living-room stood the two bridge tables, par- tially set as a buffet; and on plates all over thé kitchen, lay one of every kind of sandwich and salad she was going to prepare .., and their thakings, Immediat after the old news- paper with the clinging tomato skin had banged against her win- dow, the house telephone rang. She went to it, with bleeding finger id up in the air. lutton began tc howl, as usual. He didn’t mind the front door- bell, but he apparently figured out that people who were so unsure of their welcome that they had to an- nounce themselves, were unde- Slt. Ste. Marie — Seattle Tampa Washington ‘Wytheville NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE | NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that under and by virtue of and suant to that certain decree made Hand entered on the 29th day of No- vember, A. D. 1937, by the Honor- % » one of the Judges of the Circuit Court of the 73} Bleventh Judicial Citeuit of the State of Florida, in and for Monroe --87] County, Florida, in. Chancery, in 70|that certain cause therein pending g| Wherein Archie Lowe and A. M. Adams are plaintiffs and F. Talbott Fisher, deceased, and the heirs, de- visees, grantees or other claimants | inder the said F. Talbott. Fisher, O07 Ins.|aeceased, and Mrs. F. Talbott our period} Fisher, if living, and if dead, the heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said Mrs. F. Talbott Fisher, and Cudjoe Key 7 a M.} poration, a dissolved domest .| poration, and all unknown pe or parties (whether natural, corpor- “late or municipal) claiming through, 21 p. M. | under, or from said corporation, and H. George Carrol; Jane Richards P.M.} na Charles F. Bailey, as trustees, ej;are defendants, the undersigned 9:51] Special Mastet in Chancery appoint- 3:1l}ea by said decree, will offer for sale &t public outery to the highest bid- bder, for cash, before the front door of the Count ourt House in Key West, Monroe County, Florida, Monday, the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1938’ (same being a rule day said Court and a legal sales day) during the legal hours of sale, to- wit, between 11 o'clock in the fore- noon and 2 o'clock in the afternoon the following de bed said decree by therein Highest ‘Lowest -. Mean - Normal Mean Rainfall’ Yesterday’s Precipitation Normal Precipitation *This record covers SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH! For a low initial cost, and only a few cents a week to keep it going, you can have a DAYTON Water System in your home. Sun rises - Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets Tomorrow's Tides AM. 10:38 3:54 a. mh. today: Sea level, 20.08. WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Gen- erally fair tonight and Friday; lem =. the folt oaiee tonight. moderate to fresh fpayment i Rear Sapeement “lend Friday; slightly colder to- Sold on Easy Terms Prices range $47.50. $59.50 and $69.50 PIERCE BROTHERS SUSAR en TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE ibdivision of Lots cording t ‘And 6 of Section 85: Lot $ 2. 3, 5 ani ection 36; Lot 3 Section 26; and wr Nina prodded him with the toe wee necieareaarens amis sat ot iat) douth of Range of her slipper, and he subsided into envi i i twenty five (25) Bast, made by , a series of low growls. \ poamp teed ahmieeey ood Ben iy eller gerry PAUL'S TIRE SHOP Disorder And McDuff 'T WAS the superintendent, Mc- Duff, with Fh aah tenants. It was so hopeless that she had to laugh. “Come along, my friend,” she told him, “but I warn you, you won't rent the apartment the way it looks today!” He didn’t; but it was due as tuch to McDuff's staunch efforts to hold it for the Days, as to the state of disorder. He appeared with @ couple. ‘When the man asked Nina if the fe the men did not disturb them the early mornifig, emptying | pe ash cans under the bedroom windows, McDuff pointed out that the difference between this floor and the one above—in Sound im- munity—was really worth while. And when the woman rematked on the dimness of the kitchen, he ‘went into an ode on the beautiful Sunlight that poured in over the Foal tops. . . upstairs. Even after they had decided not to take it, they hung about k= on things: the blué ina’s evening dress, the “cute’ wiches, she was thaking . « until she thought she would scream. at the time wasted. ey were there for a good half} hour. Only two and a half left. Nina bandaged her sliced finger, brushed | the damp hair out of her eyes, and} “We furnished the liv- ing-room awfully cheap- ly, Gracie.” causing David unnecessary ex- nse. “No, darling, no,” she said, has- tily. “This was mine, at home. But we furnished the living-room .. . awtuily cheaply, Gracie...” found herself n.aking excuses... . when there was nothing to excuse. Her arm through Gracie’s, they joi the others. quoted price: ‘other to see hor had been. ice and cool re- tarked Gracie, but i that the esthetic value of the room Was above her head,‘ wish I'd Known in time. A friérd of mine Moved to the country, about the time you were married, and sold her perfectly stunning three-piece Spanish suite for a song. Prattical- ly mew, my dear... with marvel- lous carving . . . But this is sweet, doubled up on her efforts. In about 10 minutes, they came} back. They had decided to take} the one upstairs, but just wanted to be very, very sure that it was| hicer than Nina's. | More precious time wasted. | This was the night of the return| rty for Gracie Nolan and Jack| ight. There were to be six, in all, for the buffe: supper: The Days, Gracie and Jack, Francine and the boy friend, Bill. | Kina ina was determined that the evening should be a success. | Gracie’s $12.75 Model WHEN _ David opensd the door for Gracie and her escort, a: 1:30, Nina looked down at her own white lace dinner- gown. er @asped. Gracie had fet her tired self of course, too.” “Gosh, Gracie,” David came to the rescue. “I like this much bet- ter!” “Well then that’s fine, isn’t it?” But Gracie continued to cast covert glances about the original little room, all evening. She looked awfully well, after her rest in the country ... brown and fresh. Nina caught a glimpse in the mirror, and ded that she looked like the of a perch, alongside of her. en Francine came in, also in clothes, Nina excused her- and retired to the kitchen. right, 1937, Margaret Herzog} er be: ( Nina agenizes, tomorrew, as everye goes wrong at her party. Today’s Birthdays Sbeccccccoesesccsesseses Rev. James M. Henry, Presby tefian missionary-educator in Canton, China, born in China (of American missionary parentage), 5T years ago. Josephine Roche of Denver, as-! sistant secretary of the treasury, } born ago. Prof. Jerome Davis, Yale Divin- ~ sociologist, ity School's former Japan, 46 years ago. Harry H. Flagler of New York, ! (s anthropist, born in Cleveland, 7 years ago. | Sq. Tr > Book C- | Bi . WebtMealty Su n Neligh, Nebr 51 years) vision, Monroe yg er Altnouse of New York, nor, born at Reading, and East Gulf: Moderate to fresh northerly winds, and ¢g-rerally fair tonight ard Friday. WEATHER CONDITIONS Pressure has increased east of the Mississippi River and in the West Gulf States, and continues moderately high over most west- ern districts, although a low pres- sure area is moving in over North Dakota. A disturbance is center- ed this morning, about 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras mov: | ¢ ing north - northeatward, storm warnings are ‘displayed of the Atlantic coast from the Vir- ginia Capes to Nantucket, Mass. Precipitation, mostly light, has occurred during the last 24 hours in southwestern districts, portions of Texas, the middle Mississippi Valley, Virginia, North Carolina, peandestal and southeastern Florida, with} }° 3538 snow as far south as western Vir- ginia. continue below normal from the Mississippi Valley eastward. G. S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. DOG AIDS RESCUE South Harwich, Mass —Spotting the flates of Philip Mitchell, 24, who was aboard an oarless floun- dering skiff, the airdale owned by William Reade Hersey barked un- {til Hersey called police, who res- cued the young man. LEGALS loging,” Temperatures have mod-| \ atte: plain [erated over western sections, but Sod ing said ands into Blocks, All of said in Monroe County, on the island of St W. CURRY HARRIS, Special. Master in Chancery. WILLIAM V. ALBURY, Attorney for Plainti dec2-9 NOTICE AST NOTICE HER) that uhder ‘and by. virtue certain pursuant to that made and entered of November, D. on the Judges of the the Eleventh Judicial in. ae therein . the Master in Chancery, 16-23-30, 1937 in and for Monroe Lots) and lands being Florida, and ock Island. ffs. WS SALE PBY GIV! of the 193 Circuit of the Chancery, in pending appointed by id decree, will offer for sale at public outery to the highest bidder, for cash, before the the Coun Wert, M Monde (same being Court House jontoe County, the 3rd day of January, A. front door of in Key Florida, on a tule day of saf@eCourt and a leg@l sales day) Wee o’clock in of sai propel paym: specified: Lot 8. Y Page ing to Pi Book 1 page Florida Record 5 of the to 5 per Book ¥ Page 201 Island according to Plat record: ed in Plat Rook 1, Page $5, Mo: roe County, Florida, Lot 10, Square 58 as per Rook ¥ | Page 201 Stock Island ‘ecorded in Sp | WILLIAM Attorney for Pla) legal hour: 1 o'clock in the fore- Square 58 as 1 Islan recorded Monroe County, Flor- OND R. LORD, ster in Chahcery ALBURY of sale, to- the afternoon @ay, the following described to satisfy said amount decree by therein er Book accord- , in Plat Monroe County, Lo tock Records: Plat Book 1 (CR OF APPLICATION FOR ED 163) EBY GIVEN, holder of Tax sued the 4th 19) tiffeate day of Jul application for a tax deed to be is sued thereon. Said gertifiente em- braces the following desctined 2 } erty im the County of Monros, Sta . prds. ‘The assessment lerty under the sai isued was in the eat bidder at thi @oor on the first Mon- month of se the 6th day of De- cember, 197 Dated thi j 1ith day of November, +) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Cireult Crart ef Monroe! Florida moril-16-85; @ec2, 1937 } County A. has filed; same in my office and has made December, | @= (Senate 1 NOTICE |} That Maric Sertificate day of July, © of Hammer-| Sued Was i the name of Hammer} | slag and Brownstein. 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