The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1938, Page 6

PAGE SIX MANY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED .ONE APPLICATION IS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CIS- TERNS AT CASA MARINA Florida East Coast Hotel Com- pany, owners of the Casa Marina Hotel in Key West, have secured permits from Building Inspector | Harry M. Baker, for the construc- tion of two cisterns in Key West! in connection with the hotel. Application was made yester- day and the certificate was is- sued to G. C. McCown, who will be in charge of operations. The construction of the cisterns may be let at contract, and the price will be approximately $5,000. The only other permit issued for the work of repairs and build- ing, which will occasion an ex- penditure of money above $1,000, is for general repairs to building at Duval and Angela streets. It is‘owned by Wing Lee and will cost $2,000. Other permits listed: Build awnings at 920 Fleming street. Owner, B. A. Baker; cost, $100. «Repairs to roof at 1116 Curry’s Lane. Owner, Charles Cufry; _ cost, $100. : General repairs at 1128 ‘sohthe" ard_sirest.. Owner, Virginia Pat? tersoh; cost, $1,000. ~~ a aga FIRST 10 TRAVEL OVER TRAIL HERE First pioneer to go over the Ta- Miami trail, Ora E. Chapin of | Fort Myers, was a visitor in the lcity yesterday and registered at a local hotel. Mr. Chapin led a group of ex- plorers through the mangrove swamps and forests in 1923. Part of the way across the party lost its bearings and wandered around aimlessly in the wild country, which was infested with snakes and replete with myriad bird and wild animal life. Planes were called out and a widespread search that was national news for a time carried on. The party was finally located, set straight as to their course, and the trip completed on the 20th day after the start. LOPES FACE NEW DEALERS TONIGHT Lopez Funeral Home will play the Roosevelt Club in a City Ledgue Diamondball game 7:30 ,tonight at Bayview Park. Actin by the Roosevelt Club’ will/put the league ina three-way tie) Lopez having won one and lost hone Red:Devils lost one and | ‘WotiPione, and Roosevelt Club General redo BAS BPRS Of waif ane gnd: lost one. 513-William street,..O: tw wucner,, Knowles; cost, $75. Addition to building at 619 Grinnell street. Owner, Sarah E. ‘Albury; cost, $100. Paint the residence at White and Duncan streets. Owner, George Weech; cost, $100. Construct garage appartment at 1217 Petronia street. Owner, M. Pinder; cost, $800. _ Repairs to roof at 1108 Eaton street. Owner, Paul Gibson; cost, $100. Addition to building at Petronia street. Owner, John Skelton; cost, $500. General repairs at 617 Francis street. Owner, Will Knowles; cost, $100. HARRY RUSSELL, 55, DIES THIS MORNING SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED SUNDAY EVENING 1422 Mrs. Harry Russell, 55, died at his residence; 724 Ashe street, 11:45 o'clock this morning. Funeral services will be held Sunday aft- etmoon...4:30 o'clock from the Pritchard - Funeral Home, Rev. Ford of the Church of God offici- Mr. Ruisell is survived by his mother, Mrs. Adelaide Russell; two brothers, William and Eugene Russell; two sisters, Mrs. Richard | Lioyd and Mrs. Lorenzo John- ‘son. * Misr bloyd, who resides in Mi- ami, arrived in Key West to be atthe bedside of her brother, = OME ALR UGLY) Lebs howest 100 last night last 24'how Abilene ..., Apalachicola, . Atlanta Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Chicago Corpus Christi Denver Detroit Dodge City Duluth Eastport El Paso Galveston Hatteras Havana Helena Huron Jacksonville 36 72 38 7” 52 54 48 74 30 50 68 50 44 68 62 a8 “4 56 50 a] 48 70 38 42 56 Los Angeles Loubsville Miami Mpls.-St. P. Nashville New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Pensacola Phoenix Salt Lake City San Francisco Sit. Ste. Marie Seattle eskington | protecting local (Continued from Page One) making these mechanical servants yield the highest degree of use- fulness. It will be a real cooking class, just as though the model kitchens were right on the stage, and all of the popular features of the old- CLASSIFIE Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for oe first insertion in every instance tal | 25c. | Payment for classified adver-! tisements is invariably in advance, | but regular advertisers with ledger accountsnny have their advertise- | ments jehargedy H ‘Advertisers—should_.give street addréss*as well as the phone-number if they desjre_r sults. Ct With each classified advert ment The Citizen will give free Autostrop Racor Outfit, Ask for} PERSONAL OLD AT 40! GET PEP.! New Ostrex Tonic Tab-| lets contain raw oyster invig-| orators and other stimulants. | One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 89c. Call. | write Gardner’s Pharmacy. jan4-tue-thur-fri | _theie! ir tele- |. 5 S08 AKING f aad plate set-up consisting of THE KEY WEST CITIZEN D COLUMN ececcceeccecccccoe 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. mar12-tf FOR SALE MUST SELL, 30x11 ft. boat fully equippéé for: living aboard, 16 h.p. Regalmotor. Can be seen “at Bayly’s Marine Railway or seé Clérh’ Price, Realtor. ant apr19-lw ees EQUIPMENT for a 1 Hobart Cake Mixer, 80-qt. capacity, 1 Bread Dough Mixer, 12-bbl. capacity, Bun-Divider, 2 Bread Racks, 1 Pan Rack, 1 Proof-Box, all sorts of Pans and Forms for Bread. Cake and Buns and Work Benches. Wm. Hansen, 853 N. W. 29th St., Phone 2-4430, Miami, Fla. apr22-1t MATTRESS RENOVATING CONTRACTORS WOULD LIKE TO FIGURE} “WITH YOU on that repair or, paint job. Box S, citizen, | “qr Mr. Six, San . Store. PLUMBING,» | SAVE MONEY — Buy _ your plumbing, fixtures, 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, Fla. apr8-1mo i ahi x2 |TROPICAL MATTRESS COM- PANY. M. Schindler. Uphol- stering, Renovating, Cushions, Pillows, Studio Couches. One day service? ‘Dtival and Pe- tronia streetsyA.2 yy apr22-6tx coe | CORNER LOT; 60xi00;feet. Cor- | itely postpat ner 5th ande Staple Avenue. Apply Box Dy the fipizen. nov2-tf FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE APARTMENT, modern veniences, Frigidaire. 934 Division St. ROOMS AND con- Apply apr19-tf type cooking school are retained; [ONG DISTANCE MOVING— THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th St.. the atmosphere of congenial in- formality, the wise counsel, the! hints on clever short-cuts, and the | distribution of daily gifts and real surprises. COUNCIL APPROVES BOND PROPOSITION (Continued from Page One) which was the fist successful flight of its kind from ‘this: city to Cuba. The celebration will be held on May 16. The council or- dered that a medal be awarded to Rosillo during the ocasion. | Announces Appointment In a letter from Mayor ‘Albury, | he informed the council that he! had appointed Earl B. Wolfe as a member of the zoning. board , in place of William W. Demeritt, who declined to sérve: due to press of business. An ordinance defining nui- sances, and granting the mayor power to abate any nuisance that may exist in the city, was passed on its final reading. An ordinance pertaining to the sale of milk, and regulating the operation of this line of business, making certain provisions in handling of the product, was pass- ed on its first reading. J. Roland Adams, who conducts a dairy here, addressed the council giv- ing an outline of the operations as carried on, and stated that he was Avorking in the city’s interest in an-endeavor to have the prod- titty handied in the best way pos: ¥iblen« i ‘Awcondinance for the creation of{w'board of examiners for reg- ulating charter boat fishermen to ‘eonsist of five members, was pass- et on its initial reading. The or- dinance will be for the purpose of operatives over those coming here from other sec- tions without meeting the re- quirements as laid down in con- nection with this business. It was ordered that a cycle be purchased from the Indian Sales and Service Com- pany. There were two bids re- ceived. One was from the In- dian Company, and the other from the Harley-Davidson Motor- cycle Company It was suggested that the two rest stations now located on the old Catholic Church lot on Duval street be removed to Bayview Park for use of visitors. It was decided to h. members of the council et on Thursday night the coming week with the plumbers of the ity for the purpose of discussing matters relative to this e of business and to adopt a working code. The council agreed to make up a smal! deficit of about dollars to make a total hundred dollars, wh used to purchase equ Bayview Park, which the direct supervision Eva Warner The request was made in a let ter from Mayor Albury, in which he stated that the funds in ques- tion were raised through enter- tainments given for the purpose, the exact amount needed, being two hundred dollars, as stated. motor- the of Padded, insured, licensed Vans. FLASH EXPRESS & STOR- AGE CO., 251 S. W. Ist St., Miami, Fla. mar29-tf “ANTIQUES ANTIQUES WANTED — Best prices paid for jewelry, silver, china, glass, furniture, etc. Give description in letter, snap- shot if possible. 1822 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. apr16-lwkx AGENTS WANTED MYSTERIOUS DISC boils water instantly without coal, gas or, oil. Pays up to $30 daily. New | principle. FREE sample offer. : Write SUPERLUX, Elkhart, In-! diana. apr23-1tx FEMALE HELP WANTED \ WOMEN—Address and mail ad- vertising material for us at home. We supply everything. | Good rate of pay. No selling. No experience necessary. Mer- | chandise Mart, Box 523, Mil-/ waukee, Wisconsin. apr20-3tx | WANTED i WANTED—2 or 3 bedroom house, close in. Reasonable by year. Box F, The Citizen. apr21-3t WANTED—Good Cook and Wait- ress. Big Pine Inn, Big Pine Key, Fla. apr21-3t ON SALE—SHOWER BATH CURTAINS, Marine Designs Old Island Trading Post Gulf End of Duval St. | SPECIALS a LIFTS CASH GROCERY) N01 Division St. Phone 29 } | | | i BUTTER. ib GRITS. 3 Ibs, FLOUR, tb SUGAR. S$ lbs. EGGS. doz. TOMATO PASTE, 2 cans | GRITS. 2 pkgs. | MEAL. white or 2 pkgs. ' | ANDREW SAUSAGES, can Sc ! COD FISH. 3 cans 2S VELVET TOBACCO, can 10c yellow, MIAMI, FLORIDA, LOW SUM- MER RATES. Hot: water in every room. mar21-tf "HELP WANTED _ LOCAL MAN WANTED MANUFACTURER dispensing a United States Government product, wants responsible man for part time work who can make nominal cash investment, fully secured. Provides imme- diate income. nue, Miami, Florida. 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 LEONARD BROTHERS Transfer & Storage House Movers 1401 Division Street apr13-tf |NO NAME LODGE} i} No Name Key Directly on Sand Beach Fishing and Charter Boats Cottages and Restaurant Phone No Name No. 1 | Mr. Mrs. C. L. Craig. Owners MONROE THEATER Buck Jones—-Key Linaker BLACK ACES —and— EVERY DAY’S A HOLIDAY Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- | tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25¢ BERMUDA MARKET OF THE BEST GRADES OF MEATS We have any cut of beef you want — roasts, filets, S$, etc. ni st Lobk Here... Swift's Premium LAMB STEW ically Saturday and Sunday LEFT TUESDAY ENROUTE HOME Mrs. Herman Oliphant, wife of |the attorney of the United States | Treasury department, and mem- | bers of the family, who have been | spending about six months in Key | |West, arriving last November, left Tuesday afternoon for Tam- \pa, enrotite to their home in) | Washington: 12 Others ‘in the party were her ‘daughter, Mrs. George. diy Whar-, ton, Joan Whartonr‘and Pamela Wharton, who have als@had a de- lightful winter season while oc- cupying quarters att the jpnavals. station. wu2" yp SUNDAY DINNER. | By ANN PAGE FTER Easter, when it is as late as this year, means spring right up to the Canadian border. That means rhubarb poking through and the prom- ise of growing foods already in market from the warmer south. When it is spinach, just for example, Texas supplies it in winter, Virginia in early spring, New Jersey in late spring ‘and northern highlands when the sun d, we havi es most e fear | géar round oran, | Hee yen straw ie ead eh apen h seasons: oe} rather tl 1s. 7 <> This Week, look fot! modérate prited meats, Yet Nish, butter, eggs, cheesefruits and vegetables when you qshop. Mrs. Oliphant said before leav-pc Here are three dinner menus suited ing that the time spent in Key West has flown all too quickly, but that she anticipates a return next season and hopes to remain; for about the same length of time. HOMESTEAD GROUP NOT COMING HERE Homestead High School Senior Class, which was to have met the local High School Senior Class and been ‘cofiducfdd! on a sight- seeing tour of theaity this morn- |ing and aftérnoon; have indefin- iat thejr trip. Horace O’Bfyant,~ principal of the Monroe County High School, was advised ‘of the postponement this morning by “telegram. Mrs. | Ben Archer, wife of the publisher of the Homestead Leader, was sponsoring the tour. LOUIS CAMPO, 58, DIED YESTERDAY Louis Campo, 58, died at his residence, 1212 Packer street, yes- terday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Time of the funeral, which will be under the direction of the Pritchard Funeral Home, will be announced upon the arrival of his son, Louis Campo, from New Y Pty oa Said. are his wife, Mrs. Mercedes Campo; two daughters, Mrs..Ramon Puebla, Mrs. Eddie No sales work. Albury; four sons, Louis Campo Experience not necessary. State of New York, Ortlio, Joseph and your qualifications in letter to; Ramon Campo; two sisters, Mrs. Mahannah, 7762 N. W. 9th Ave- Maria Josefa de Leon, Mrs. Mer- apr21-2t cedes Alayeto, of Cuba, and two | grandchildren. Pal THE 3 MESQUITEERS —also— COMEDY cecccccce SERIAL oa WE'RE BACK AGAIN! Ready To Serve You Renovating Mattresses Inner Springs Box Springs Upholstering Studio Couches Tropical Mattress Co. M. SCHINDLER Office and Display Room Duval and Petronia Sts. Tto the season. Low Cost Dinner Veal Patties with Tomato Sauce Boiled Rice Greens Bread and Butter Rennet Custard with Preserves Tea or Coffee Milk Medium Cost Dinner Radishes Green Onions Fried Chicken Cream Gravy Waffles Bread and Butter Strawberry Shortcake Tea or Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner Tomato Bouillon, hot or cold Roast Beef Parsley Potatoes Buttered Asparagus Salad of Mixed Greens ‘olls and Butter Fresh Pahdapple Ice Cream Coffee Broadway BARGAIN STRIP—-! e MEATS Brisket Beef, 1b 10c Ground Meat, _ 15¢ — gm Meats, 28e Picnic Hams, 19¢ 33¢ | | 1b - Breakfast—Rindless Bacon, 1b GROCERIES | Oleo Margarine, Bi) é Shortening, bi Eggs, doz. Grape Juice, int - QUART SIZE Cream, 6 tall cans 6 SMALL CANS Pure Lard, bt) Sugar, 5 Ibs. Old Fashioned Roll Butter, tb Milk, can PRODUCE Oranges, doz. Large and Juicy Grapefruit, SMITH’S. GROCERY Georgia and Virginia Sts. Specials For SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK country Roll Butter, Ib 28 jugar, 5 lbs. rn Flakes, 4 pkgs. ‘omatoes, 2 large cans ‘omatoes, 6 small cans eanut Butter. 8-oz. jar 16-oz. jar 15c: 32-02. jar live Oil, 8-oz. bottle ‘omato Catsup— 3 8-02. bottles 2 14-02. bottles Posge9 Ho 25¢ 2c » Ey Feaessceeuilbicstinie DRY BEANS Red Kidney Beans, Ib White Beans, Ib Qs Renae x Jelly, 2% ibs. 6 CIGARETTES — Camels. F E CIIPIAAIIIIATAEO OOS R wkRB . 3 "for fe . | ‘otatoes, 10 Ibs. BROADWA MARKET Duval at Angela St. Corner Fleming and Elizabeth Streets grows hot. Because we like our season | Green Peas PHONE 268 | |ANSWERS TO TEN TEST QUESTION answers to t led on Page 2 1. One versed in the study of children. St. Thomas. One to nothing in favor of the offended team. Insects. English poet. 231. Jamaica. Cotton. Alexandre Dumas. The crocodile. Tactfully Put “Daddy, I’ve splendid news for you. The third grade teacher is | going to retain my services for another year”, f oat FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1938. mprovements Property Improvement Loans up to $2,500.44 provide credit for extensive alterations: the addition of a new wing. or other remodeling. For repairs such as the replacement of worn floors... painting and decorating ... a new roof... or driveway. Living comfort ay be increased by installing modern plumbing or heating . up-to-date wir- i i | | | | i | ing .. Convenient payments (month- ly, over t period up to 3 years. a e Resnick. “ee 220: cayne Bivdy: Vine Cirtie— “ i | Bug Oni The Squase!’ NIAML, FLA. gy ONE 33351 CLAUDE PEPPER A Full Term in The United States Senate EARNED IT | General Electric Refrigerator = FIRST CHOICE of Millions | Sealed-in-Stee! TRIPLE-THRIFT UNIT with Oi! Cooling LADIES’ Let Us Repair Your Bicycle. A Compiete Repair Service PIERCE BROS. 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