The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1938, Page 6

PAGE SIX maths CLERK GOES ON TRIP ROSS C. SAWYER 1 TO ATTEND MEETING TO BE HELD IN HOLLYWOOD, FLA. Ross C. Sawyer, county clerk, was @ passenger leaving over the highway this morning for Miami and will proceed from there to Hollywood to attend a meeting of county clerks from all over the state. These meetings are regular functions which all clerks are in- vited to meet in session and dis- cuss matters which are considered Pertinent to the correct and legal handling of the affairs of the of- fices. “While it was not stated by Mr. 4iawyer who were the officials to ‘be in attendance, it is anticipated that Attorney General Landis ‘und others from Tallahassee will suttend. the meeting. Arrange To Repair Road Along Highway ¢ tinued from Page One) é Toot wae atepadHcondi. f.and must be remedied: “Wa decided that the board *Hitls for He Work (spepifys: 2 ater) arid/daborvtoihe, the ANSWERS TOTEN TEST QUESTIONS Below are the ansv answers to test questions printed on Page 2 SOCOSEHOSOSESOOSOOSOES 1. Nathaniel Hawthorne. 2.. A strip of territory. on the) eastern coast - Central | Aiméfiga. Helen ,Dettweiler. Charlestoh. ‘Wre | To prevent chipping and also | to prevent the coins from being fraudulently reduced | in weight. System of plural husbands. | General Joseph Hooker and; General Robert E. Lee. Arkansas. French painter. Madam Chairman. HABANA-MADRID Tonight this tropical beauty spot, with dancing at its best to the rhythmic strains of Otto Di- vanti and his orchestra, presents n evening of surprises and spe- cial added attractions. The “moon” will be full, and the Latin atmosphere will be enterwoven |} into an) done Bese a show. John Bennett and Ms ro- maiitic "tenor ~-voice-—Dixie Ki the gi#towith: the “giftgdo. 7 pie \Ollie Tedleiand:hie viol are only | 16 HONEY ‘toindludethe.:p fedA bE the, brilliant spots offer- “Of lrortiovihg ithe* voofings ie re eedamits Two famous “Dummy ention’’ dah condition ‘ofthat sec- ftion* of the highway known as ¥ Man’s Curve” and it was out that the space be- ween one end of the curve and the Gather was covered by a grawth of weeds and brush which prevented drivers at one end hav- jing a clear view of the other. Tt was decided that the work of tlearing this obstruction to sight should be started at once, that prisoriers of the county could be used. Commissioner Warren said thet he would undertake the work of putting the section in a safe tondition. Destfuction of road signs which annouficed turns. approach to the ‘ and other informative matter which was posted all along the highway, where necessary, was brought to the board’s atten- tion, It was decided to offer a reward of $25 for information leading to the arrest and convic- -of any of the guilty parties. itary accounts for the were read, checked, and Yh@ signature of Chairman Ber- valdi was placed on the records. uunication from Tax As-— sessor Kirchhheiner, setting forth in detail the activities of his of- fice’ for several years was read, in order to clear up matters whith have been misconstrued |. misunderstood. tthe conclusion of the read- ing, the article, which was leng- | tiiyp =the writer setting forth act of the office which wete incident to the misunder- stam was ordered made a iter of record and added to the minutes of the meeting. Was! “diterted “to: jthe The Flotida Federation of La- bt tine re-elected Wen- tion at’ itsi38th @hnual;pen-) HE Pdiish@ela Masteweek. Halt BO Sive ofl Tampauwrasg pr ; pagel rededpoqed (first ed by this.“finest” of, night clubs. Dan Dolls” will: be given during the, course of the evening. TITLE | ORDINANCE NO. 346, COUNCIL SERIES AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING | FOR ZONING WITHIN THE! CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF | KEY WEST; DEFINITIONS OF WORDS AND PHRASES FOR) THE INTERPRETATION OF SAME; DIVIDING THE CITY! INTO DISTRICTS AND REGU-} LATING THE BUILDING AL-!| LOWABLE IN EACH DISTRICT; | INCLUDING IN THE ORDI-| NANCE A’ MAP SHOWING | EACH DISTRICT; . REGULAT- | ING THE PLANNING OF SUB- | DIVISIONS AND: THE USE OF UNDEVELOPED TRACTS; SET- TING UP ‘GENERAL, PROVIS- | IONS AND ‘CREATING A ZON- | ING ‘BOARD. AND \-PRESCRIB- | ING THE GREATION, POWERS, | Ry IES AND MODE OF ES- LISHMENT.IOF SAME; ,AL- $0 ‘A BOARD OF) ZONING AP- PEALS; PROVIDING A PENAL-} TY FOR THE VIOLATION ah SAME. |: ‘ I Passed by the City Council on 9 initial reading’ March 9, 1938. Passed'by the City Council on second reading by. title, March | 17, 1938. Passed by the third and final 21, 1938. City Council on reading, March} EARL ADAMS, President City Council | Approved this 13th day of | April A. D. 1938. | WILLARD M. cenit | Attest: | WALLACE PINDER, | City Clerk. apri4-1t) pes a rin narra ena €\ Heaton president. of the NICE LARGE EXTRA-SELECT |} SLATE CHESAPEAKE BAY Li KOYSTERS— | JUST RECEIVED | ‘WELLS’ LUNCH ROOM “The peonwentéor)i)!° Igandwiches ofall Jeinds i the Roosevelt lenteybnisey pane G6y IPE spe \ EASTER -— Suits and Dresses CLEANED LIKE NEW Our famous cleansing not only gets your garments spotiessly clean. it renews fabrics and restores colors. making them look really new again. SUITS OR DRESSES PICKED UP FRIDAY A. M. DELIVERED FOR EASTER TRADE AT HOME PATRONIZE KEY WEST MERCHANTS. They pay faxes here and employ homeé-town people. COLUMBIA LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS —— ALL SERVICES —— 617 Simonton Street ‘900 Southard St. -., Phone 523-W) TO BETTER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS AT a0 67 Everything in Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables . . . Our selection is complete! We are especially able | to serve your demands /j for— LENTEN MEALS TRY US FIRST —for— FRESH MEATS ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” —FREE DELIVERY— 814 Fleming St. iB 21 rio friends ee the Sa-fe i | bifid THOKey 'Wesbsas well ase /on display at this new club witl j out. | American and one Cuban. 'Sabini and his wife will head ‘from an excellent cuisine. NEW CLUB TO OPEN TONIGHT . Mr. and Mrs. irs. Frank Sabini are | hosts tonight at the opening of | their | Conga”, located at the corner of| brand new “Club La and Front streets, ities‘ cheblilled | Fitzpatrick with; testis | regide: mtg “at- -largé?e ar to}s¢ fee 3intifed tojac | if LS | ie | attend, this Gratid° Opening and32¢ j to witness the..Gala. Shy, that!+° | has been planned for the affair. Innovations never before seen | in night clubs in this city will be modernistic trimmings through- Two orchestras will play times, one Mr. for dancing at all professional Floor Shows every night. tonight's opening will make only | the one appearance. Light foods may be purchased A policy of no acmnission or cover | | ShaRag: is anngupeed TITLE amen | ORDINANC! 345, COUNCIL | en a Ostrex” Sti et ‘Tab- AN ORDIIANCE. AMENDING | ORDINANGE: NO. 326, COUNCIL SERIES, BEING AN _ ORDI- NANCE PROVIDING FOR AND | REGULATING THE REGISTRA- | TION OF ALL PERSONS, FIRMS | AND CORPORATIONS ENGAG- | ED IN A BUSINESS, PROFES- | | SION OR OCCUPATION IN THE | Jee THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLASSIFIED COLUMN HOUSES If you have a house to MOVE If you have a house to SELL or if you want to BUY A HOUSE Call or See ONARD BROTHERS iTransfer & Storage House Moyets | myl401 Division Strect bs apr13-tf h |LOST—Unendorsed checks, auto- mobile licenses, bank book. Francis E. Baldwin, Elmira, ! N. Y. Return to Citizen Of- fice. Reward. aprl4-3tx EXCHANGE The Amateur Show for; WILL EXCHANGE $750 Ist Mortgage bearing 6 percent in- terest on house in Tampa, for property of equal value here. Give full particulars. Address Box CR, Citizen. aprl4-3tx Lease bia ET PEP. lets contain raw oyster ‘invig- oraters...and. other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $10 price 88e. » Call. write Gardner’s Pharmacy. jan4-tue-thur-fri MISCELLANEOUS coe REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE — Conservative, practical advice. 37 years’ ex- perience on Florida Keys. E. R. Lowe, Registered Broker, Tavernier, Florida. P. O. No. 21. marl2-tf FOR SALE LARGE CONSTRUCTION CAMP ON KEYS 25 BUILDINGS, ideal!fér fishing | or tourist camp. Buildings in sections easily dis-assembled and re-erected. C. Y, THOMA- SON CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY, Conch Key, Florida, on Overseas Highway. aprl1-5t FOR SALE—Counters, all lengths, | Very rea- to make and six show cases. sonable. Must sell way for construction of Ar-; cade. Pollock’s Jewelry Store, 519 Duval street apr11-3t GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIG- ERATOR, for sale, practically new, cost $149.00. Tre-Mor, Apt.-C. apr13-tf “| FOR SALE—Trailer,, completely | furnished, perfeetly »dnsulated. Gulf Stream Trailes, Camp. t AS Fy aprl2-3tx OLD PAPERS’ FOR Three bundles for 5c. zen Office. SAL The Citi- may19-tf CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. | nov2-tf | |CITY OF KEY WEST, FIXING rire WwooD FREE. 408 Greene | THE LICENSE TAXES FOR THE YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1936, AND FOR EACH SUC- CEEDING YEAR UNTIL RE- PEALED; REGULATING AND \RESTRICTING LICENSES AP- | SAVE PLIED FOR AFTER OCTOBER | 1 OF EVERY YEAR; PROVID-| ING TERMS UNDER WHICH SUCH LICENSES MAY BE OB- TAINED; REGULATING THE | CARRYING ON OF BUSINESS | UNDER LICENSE, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLA- TION OF SAID ORDINANCE, | | AND REPEALING ORDINANCE} NO. 185 COUNCIL SERIES AND ALL ORDINANCES AMENDA- TORY THEREOF. | Passed by the City Council on} First Reading March 3, 1938. | Passed by the City Council on| second reading by title only,| March: 17, 1938. Passed by the City Council on! bro — in full March 17, Signed: EARL ADAMS, President City Council. | apiece di: WILLARD M. ALBURY, Mayor. | Attest: WALLACE PINDER, Banik Clerk. aprl4-1t | [ANNOUNCING eee PALMER’S ROOFING COMPANY TILE COMPOSITION ROOFING BARRETT'S ROOFING Estimates Cheerfully Given 1212 White St., Key West 15 N.B.\4?. Terrace, Miami : i sri6 ¥eqhEHY ‘South Florida— |} i}RICHARDSON’ GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Butter, Ib Maxwell House Coffee, Ib Sugar, S$ lbs. Milk. can Cream. 3 cans | Eggs — Fresh, doz. Potatoes, 10 Ibs. Lima Beans, 2 lbs. Cheese. Ib Picnic Hams, tb Siam Rice. $ Ibs, Dutch Cleanser. 3, cans Otho. tm ‘relaatese 6 cans Lifebuoy Soap. 3 bars Lux Soap, 3 bars aprl2-3tx PLUMBING MONEY — Buy plumbing, fixturese soil pipe and fittings, galvanized pipe and fittings, range boilers and water pumps, at substantial savings! Write ‘or -visit: our showroom. ‘PEPPER'S PLUMB- ING SUPPLIES, 542 N. W. 11th St., Miami, oe iaprB=Ino0 your LONG Bis Padded, insttéd, ‘fcbnset Vartsr FLASH EXPRESS & STOR- AGE CO., 251 S. W. ‘18st. 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CHECKING ACCOUNTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HELP US NAME OUR STORE AND A BASKET OF GROCERIES! Every customer visiting our store on— —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— will be given an opportunity to suggest a name for our new store The name accepted will entitle the winner to a BASKET OF GROCERIES with our compliments MRS. SUE SKELTON 1212 Olivia Street —PHONE 788— Wriendly Banki Me riendly banking... isn't something we talk about, it’s something we practice in our daily relations with all who bank with us. We are sure that you will like banking here, and we in- vite you to come in and get acquainted with the services m SAVINGS DEPOSITS WIN Near White Street eS | ssaees street, announces a novel contest THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1988. | Federal officials seeking to pal-! ance the budget could take a les-| son from the town commissioners of Belle Glade who, according to a statement made by the city clerk last week, have on hand sufficient funds to run the city through the entire summer months. NOVEL CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED Mrs. Sue Skelton, 1222 Olivia Thompson’s Electric Shop 923 Fleming Street CAN GIVE— 24 HOURS —SERVICE DAILY today in a display advertisement elsewhere in this issue. In connection with 2 new gro- store ig it th: ae Fi on will off asket of groceries free to son who suggests the best r her store. Customers at re tomorrow and Saturday gligible to enter the contest. Inner be‘! #mnounced this paper. EASTER SUITS For Men AND BOYS Mark Twain Linens... Haspel, Silks, and Yarns... Griffon Linens and Silks @aillian Mount, schoolgirl of Middletown, Conn., is said to be the state’s champion fifer. CARD OF THANKS TOM SAWYER SUITS FOR ALL BOYS Our thanks are hereby extended to the friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us during the illness and after the death of our beloved’ one, Mrs. Selina Louise Arias. We are indeed grateful for the use of the cars, to the donors of the beautiful floral tributes and for the mes- sages of symathy. aprl4-1tx THE FAMILY. MONROE THEATER Wm. Gargan—Orien Hayward SHE ASKED FOR IT —and— FIT FOR A KING Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25c CHAS. ARONOVITZ KEY WEST'S BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half C | | ee sed Embalmer | Night 696-W | SPECIAL Friday "4 Saturday SPECIAL THIS CERTIFICATE WORTH $2.41 This certificate and 59c entitles the bearer to one of our Genuine indestructible $3.00 VACUUM FILLER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS. Visible ink supply. SEE the ink! A LIFETIME GUARANTEE WITH EACH PEN. 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