The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 1, 1938, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN _ - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1938 COCCCOOS | COOCOOOHSOHSS OOOO CESOSOCOOOOOOSLOOEEEC0S bes the high points of the Con-! [SPECTORAMAS, ORANGE GROVE, BLUE April 30, 1939; | Opens eee FLORIDA _SKIES } On ABE AD, TH39,, Wig | New York tok eigc throws; Directé¥$/as"ai @€arhple of what, lopen itsi®atesctethe vakiguara ‘vf | might bY &¥cdhpHRheEM'the ex- | its fifty “im On exe Leura Florida which they reassembled and were dismissed with the Lord’s Prayer, Scoutmaster’s Benedic~ tion, which brought the meeting to a close at 9 o'clock. Scoutmaster Larsen and As- sistant Scoutmaster Sawyer were in charge of the meeting, assisted by Junior Assistant Campo and Senior Patrol Leader Sjursen. Large, Beautifying Building ovkit TO ALL: HAVE BOAT- _— ad West Junior Chamber of » in a special meeting last night, approved _ plans whipped up by Duke Bowen, ‘Robert Lindsay and Jaycee rac- OLISBERGS FOR THAT. FALL OUTFIT - F Fee) i it FLEMING STREET METHODIST “Uptown” CHURCH Sunday morning: “COM- MANDING ATTENTION.” Sunday evening (7:30 o'clock): “QUEEN ESTHER, } which, it is indicated, --be donated the. Junior Chainber.. ‘The clubhouse is to be ‘MOST OBEDIENT dog in otesis at-Rye, N. Y., show ve {Buster , Whit , white ved Paughkeepsic Here, Bus- Now Showing— ‘ FALL and WINTER sss = APPAREL in the Sea- A bang in the prom-}| Passengers arriving on the; in ooh 18 stitution and the need of the orange and grapeiruit trees bear- | BY WM. LITTLE stands and has stood for the past AT WORLD’S F AIR tne: of landscape engineers have elas | e ° . {ject and a selection will be made tithave art ¥ange groverat a |+ | EVENING. = |October 10 to 15, when the eRe east wil be''taken to thdse of Fiarida wiilchavevexhib- ify of Boy Scout Troop Number|51, addressed the meeting and }that shovld draw orld’ hi lit ‘, res tree, the gumbo-limbo or horse! Piorida will diidéed be a part of the Rededication Program. | Games were enjoyed, then sev-| {square feet. \els so those looking at the exhib- | °%€S: (1) To create more travel} World's Fair more tourists than theme of Florida architecture, a structed. Each level will be sep-|marxets for Florida’s industrial | kets will be opened to Florida's | huge tower, symbolic of the fering with the onlookers on an- If the history of Florida Na-| Easy way to pay at PAUL'S THE DIPLOMAT.” “Spectoramas, built on at the Great Laes Exposition in ufes if’the foreground of{ VRE! Most spectacular ill on i hi Cloud ~macttires;—uitra‘ All spectoramas will be animat- lighting and new methods of | house Electric Company, will en- epee which|Cuba from Havana yesterday 3 " | son’s : est \ m tep || of Fashion. | | WEATHER incomparable sky will shel- | SCOUT TROOP ter them. boys to plan a life which will be past Spite: ae ‘ closer to the ‘Constitution and |ing their: fruit will decorate | the grounds. Foster Barnes, Na- 150 years in these United States. c Scouts of the var: u the task of moving orange groves SCOUTMASTER PEIRCE ALSO npg e e us | HEARD,.IN- TALK GIVEN 3. to the best one for which a : : if eerangies'> 4 |prize will be awarded. The Re- | Paul will explain the Budget Plan ork Und ‘thirty’ - % y with "YS : W is 1 j |scouts will be speakers at the ie saa Wr. Vy; Little was guest speak- | various churches and clubs. bit opt i e New Yor! 's Fair, among | jererant wilt attempt: to take 52° This meeting was held at! gave a delightful talk along the freathwent if ee ¥ “eit, oddities as the pesist y HeP Widrkéts tind “Her tour-| the grounds of the Naval Hos-|lines of scouting and advance- e will have an exhibit area other state and only comparable flesh tree and the Zizyphus tree.| this World of Tomorrow but her! His talk was highly interesting | eral songs, and these were fol-| in extent to that of the larger The floor of the Florida build- | immediate reasons for exhibiting | as well as instructive. He brought|lowed by a short drill, after She will have a beautiful build-|.._ 3 eae to Florida. (2) To stimulate the} ever before will come to Florida, ing with a capacity of 350,000 | its may stand one behind the oth-| demand for Florida’s agricultural | more capital will be put in, Flor- | blend of Moorish and Spanish, in arated from the other by a rail- products. (4) To interest outside industrial and agricultural prod- | harmony with the tropical ‘flori- ing.ed the crowd on one level may capital in the development of ucts. | Spanish cathedral construction of . tional Exhibits at the Century of | | early Florida, will call attention | Other phate Sill: be, sarmpe, = Progress in Chicago in 1933 and que, | a Br JIM LILLY, Pastor , deleshat nap tees bare OE {stumble over. With thigtirrang®-$Cleveland “n 1936 and »4937 re- PROF. CLIPSADDLE, Director tempted, will show many oft ius ic an bes the : ingeee™ at the New York 1 ;. aftractiows in a spectacular t aes © ete b dass” -} F M ry ill be a Florida sky wh © . spectorama will be life-size, am yt re iD ; 2 * Ve , grow smaller as they go toward. Cover the ceiling of the great ex- APPELROUTH’S ua ity 0 BOGR2 violet rays and special” illumina- i W: Lome’ M 1 ed and flooded with Florida light |i" equipment, the result of| LATEST ADDITION TO IT’S ne | producing animation will create | Sle visitors to stand beneath 3. the illusion of reality even more | S*¥, Where Tosy Gawn rises A visit to our store will |] more than convince you that SHOES we are WELL PREPARED fo |] take care of all your require- sengers for Key West; 17 first cabin and three second cabin for ‘Tampa. Arrivals at Key West were: A. plan dng ant gaperut wee tear, HEARS ADDRESS the grand principles for which it | tional Exhibits botanist, and his are to write essays on the sub- science so,that when it-is-neces-! DURING, ‘MEETING LAST) : | dedication Program will be from Pats Over a hundred varieties of | gy ilar er last-might at:the regular meet-| Scoutmaster Peirce of Troop Hl Loe eigenen eeam | ist_bubinéss. '°°2 * pital. Mir. Little’s subject was | ment. | foreign. tovernments — 110,000 | ing will be divided into three lev-| at New York are very practical people a day. It will be in the er without having their view ob-| products. (3) To make more ida investments and more mar- ‘ Fioride’ culture of the patio garden. A pass along easily without inter- ‘iorida’s resources. | to the exhibit building. \eross-traffic and no steps. to 1934, at Radio City in 1935 and j Joe Pearlman’ | oe Pearlman's inte | : sig ea day. ae —_——- os = dimensional medium. The fie 2 5}, TDS i the rear, just as in“ a_ painting. and color. Mercury fluorescent months of research by Westing-» SHOE FAMILY— t Brings You The han 1d the Uieeias used 20 golden noon-day and descends} * Warner nt. ments. i r ; into brilliant twilight deepening | successfully in previous exposi- ints a soft Florida night with’ As always. one of the Florida National Exhibits has | ‘Tanslucent stars. From the mo-| largest assortments for Ladies, Ph rs | ment visitors step within the en- at the Century af Provan trance of the Florida exhibit the FEATURING THE DAINTINESS Misses and Children to be found anywhere. We carry ¥ rf rain or hard sunshine of New); ALL TWE. : F, Sheefer, S. Mercer, Otillie Fricaee pis eda aria bial, York disappears and only Flor-| BE Padines = a city especially |Someéillan, Josefina Lopez, Maria! stow, was chosen to direct the | ae a i Pay by the week at PAUL’S the country’s best known brands of All-Leather SHOES at popular prices. No action was}Téresa A. de Miranda, Dolores|Federal Government's _ dioramic | | MONROE THEATER j{| SUNDIAL, BROWN-BUILT. present. Agramonte Viudas de Caballero, !department. When exhibit mana- i rod ope of Young| Maris C. de Miranda, Antolin|Ser, Earl Brown, took a diorama certain neigh-| c epbrio Martiriez Gonzalez, Lila Fred McMurry-Harriet Hillard {| sd who lately have Grego Ben Blue-Rufe Davis PETERS, CENTRAL, GAD- MAN'S, SOLO, ROGERS and of Daytona Beach done by Bryon! 7 toe ‘ge vam nsthiony Stephens to New York this win- : ‘seore df bicycles in| Maralina Nobregas, or te : . COCONUT GROVE many other all-leather lines. Every pair bears our PER- |ARANTE: x Martinez, ! ter such a crowd gollected to see | Isabel No-/it if the World’s Fair Exhibit | Matinee: Balcony, 10c: Orches- tra, 15-20c: Night, 15-2500", “ = i SONAL GU. oe 50 styles Ladies’ hoes at, pair $1.98 Others at - $2.50 to $5.00 Over 30 styles Children’s and 700 A. M. 10:00 A. M. 12:00 Noon 1:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. r] of the Fair, asked permis- | ‘two weeks, in littering |bregas,, Paulina Garcia, Carlos|Hall’ at the Empire State Build-| in stealing from|Duque, de Estrada, Lina Emera,|ing that Grover Whalen, presi-| Although | Arthur McGuire, Nora McGuire i a probable} Jogquin Fabregas, Maria An- teachers for a} tonia Ortiz. classes will be ilda Gonzalez, Maris Castro r Rafael J. Iglesias, to push, was|}Marina ~ Prieto, Mario Oliva, Ramon Miyar, of Teal Blue ‘Mario Montejo, Silva Martel, Armando Cartaya, Enrique Cartaya, Oscar Cartaya, ‘Mario Cartaya, Berardo Aguiar, Francisco Pare,.Richard L. Light, Alberto Martinez, Rira Perez, Priscilla Oliva, Merle Otero, Rafel Calleja, Jesus Vallegas. ie was listed on the Cuba’s manifest, three tons of eight, five automobiles and ~gacks of mail for this port; for,Tampa, 64 tons of freight, itomobile, and 102 sacks of “Cuba sailed 5 o'clock for ja. with several passengers béoking at Key West. Tender Ivy Returns thouse Tender Ivy, which the week Migmi cba: and other, points ons:theseast coast. Ozark Sails Chas. Aronovitz Department Store Key West's Largest Store “The Store That Serves You Best’ NEWEST STYLES IN LADIES’ DRESSES Wool Dresses—Cocktail Dresses—Evening Dresses—Sport Coats—To CHILD! New : S COATS and Cardigans with matching Skirts, Also, DRESSES. SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY MILLI The Mrs. and Brown, Blue, Navy, each $1. CHILDREN’S HATS in all shapes and shades New Shipment of FALL DRESSES, sizes 12 to 44, each NERY largest, most — assortment to noe, the Miss, $1.98 up $1.98 Ladies’ Woolen Skirts, Rust Satin and Silk Crepe Blouses, all leading shades to match skirts, SWEATERS PASTEL and DARK SHADES, each ‘NEW. TAILORED o(eGURTAINS, pair $1:00 CRINKLE BEDSPREADS. Ruffled CURTAINS, all shades, pair “' ‘ each y Newest patterns in CRETONNES for your home decoration. © iy doy cocker paged and fashion-right as any movie star’s, and give you amazing extra comfort! 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