The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 1, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Miss Isabel De La Cuesta Weds Valentin S. Montane Miss Isabel de la Cuesta and} Present at the wedding were: Valentin Soler Montane of Ha-|Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Perez, Mrs. vana, Cuba, were married yester-|Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., Mrs.| day at 3 p. m. at the home of the} Alberto Perez, Mrs. Henry E./ bride’s uncle, Ramon de la Cuesta, | Harris, Mrs. Ramon Roque, a 406 United street. | and Mrs, Ramon de la Cuesta and Valentin Soler Montane is a Misses Elena Barcelo, Carmita} resident of New York City and | Roque and Maria Gato. made the trip to Key West for; A reception followed the cere- | the marriage, the couple left in| mony. { the evening bus for New York| Another marriage was perform- ; City, where they will make their} jed, Tuesday afternoon, by Peace; iKey West will be interested in| | popular ‘ “store for men” has is- future home. | Justice Esquinaldo, when he read | The bride was assisted by Miss the ceremony which united Wil- | Elena Barcelo and Ramon de la/liam J. Cassiday and Miss Lois | Cuesta acted as best man. | Knowles. The ceremony was read by Jus-' The bride was attended by Mrs. | tice of the Peace Enrique Es-|Esquinaldo and the groom’s at- | quinaldo, Jr. tendant was Julio Avael. LEELIS TLE ST, Sp or ts ! STOCK-REDUCING Sports! —— We are cleaning our shelves Sports! Dinty Dennis and his Dugout of the Air} direct from WALGREENS Seven Nights Weekly at order! Heinz Spaghetti, 17 oz. can 10c Heinz Soups, 2 for _. Heinz Baby Food, 2 for 2 Heinz Tomato Juice, 2 for 15c Heinz Tomato Catsup, large 15c Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickles, for _.... —. 12¢ Oriole Peas, No. 2 can —_ 15c Monarch Corn, 2 No. 2 cans 25¢ Monarch Corn on Cob, Per can four ears 1 Monarch Peaches, No. 212 can, for heures Potted Meat, 3 cans for Premier Peas, 2 No, 2 cans 28 Premier Peas, 1-Ib can _. 10c Monarch Sliced Beets, Yacht Club Tuna Fish, 2 cans for __. mS Monarch Telephone Peas 2.No. 2 cans a } Monarch Tomato Catsup, over 2 large bottles WQAM Miami Broadcasting Company 611 Francis Street Phone 478 We Deliver many bargains! Phone your; i ie Company store | i No, 2 can we i HAROLD R. PINDER ; SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT STOWERS CO. | ANNUAL EVENT IS SPONSOR- ED BY KEY WEST'S “TOY | HEADQUARTERS”; TO AP- '1 PEAR SATURDAY Children—old and young—of the advertisement displayed |elsewhere in this issue of The Citizen. They will also’ be glad to hear that the annual visit of | | Santa Claus to this city will be! ena We ee ce a sponsored by Stowers Company, \“toy headquarters for Key) | West”. | Santa Claus will make his} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN < 'PRE-HOLIDAY | ecocccccescoscecccocccce “SALE STARTS... WEATHER | pevccceeccence { (Till 7:30 p. iday) | tonight and Friday; not |change in temperature; moderate Big Pre-Holiday Sale of men’s) northeast winds. | clothing is announced today with? {a half-page display advertise- ‘ment on the last page of The |Citizen by Mendell’s Men’s Store, | | In all departments—stocks are |most complete—in (faet, so iiriu Age |So that the management 6f t and East Gulf: Moderate north- over extreme north portion, and mg \gouth portion. duce ‘them and pass on the. prof-| sued the following statement: “Stocks are overloaded throughout our store—and -we! jhave announced this pre-holiday ' sale with a view to raise cash for purposes of financing purchases jof spring clothing. Then, too— with the huge supplies on hand. it appears advisable that we re- of substantial savings at this | time”. | 8:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. Needless to say—it will pay all to make an early visit to bargains offered. AT MENDELL’S Key West and Vicinity: Partly | | |cloudy and somewhat unsettled | much | Jacksonville to Florida Straits; east winds except gentle variable | +fair weather tonight and Friday | “except some cloudiness over ex-| this store to get first chance at the | ekg pie cena ieiniars bo seest | fits to our customers in the form 10- The sale opens at Mendell’s at! i} THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 19388 hetti with Italian cheese, meat balls and sauce, lettuce and to- | mato salad, hot Cuban bread with Westanle Guila oe St. Paul’s | butter, hot coffee and dessert. questions printed on Page 2 | Church will sponsor a Spaghetti Reservations can be made with ~~"! supper on Tuesday, December 6 Mrs. Ross Sawyer, phone 271-W. rivers. |at 6 p. m. in Parish Hall. ae | Menu will ieee Italian spag- SKINNY CHILDR q.Znoysands, of mothers, have found that by adding Yeast Vitamins and | Iron, as contained in vinol, to their n's daily diet makes appetite improve, si —-* s, arms and hollow | cheeks ‘All o hildren like Vinol Decause it tastes s0 good. Sold for 35 years. By all means try Vinol TODAY. Oriental Pharmacy ANSWERS TO TEN |Woman’s Guild TEST QUESTIONS, \To Give Supper Columbia and Snake Denmark. . Alexander Hamilton. Half-cent. . Jimmy Foxx. Antarctic regions. . Tennessee. . The former is “sa nyor” and | the latter is “se’-nyor”. 9. Because of the earth’s rota- tion. Thirty years of service. LA CONCHA HOTEL In the Center of the Business and Theater District Garage——Elevator——Fireproot | Open The Year Around | You've tried the rest NOW GET THE BEST! “Aunt Mollie’s” Bread VALDES BAKERY | MONROE THEATER }) Joe E. Brown—Jane Wyman in WIDE OPEN FACES James Cagney—Pat O’Brien in | BOY MEETS GIRL Matinee: Balcony. 10c: Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night, 15-25c The Three Mesquiteers —-n— | OVERLAN D STAGE RIDER —also— COMEDY and SERIAL first appearance here next Satur-| {SSeCee Cees eeeeees. SUITTOOITITTOOITOTMOOOO TTT iday afternoon, December 3, at] ' Bayview Park at 4:00 o’clock. He} | will stop at several other loca- | | tions in the city, following inter- ! views with the city’s children at j the park, enroute to J. R. Stow- where will hold forth for the balance of | the afternoon and evening. Stocks of toys of all } were never more Stowers Company. Key West ; parents are advised to look over kinds |the supply early to insure best | selection. | At the first yd inc Pad nose and upper ‘Vicks Yar NOL | C. M. I. SENIORS COLLEGIATE DANCE Tomorrow Night, 9:30 Till ? CUBAN CLUB Music by Pritchard’s Orchestra GRAND PRIZES ONE one SOTTTIOOOTOTTOTT ES, penne SPECIAL SALE FOR CHRISTMAS HUNDRED he} complete at} | sniffle N >| TAIPFLPLL LALO NO ALTERATIONS ALL SALES FINAL profits for the time being. - One Lot of MANHATTAN SHIRTS Also Clermont Brand. All sizes and patterns PRICE .. OTIS SHORT-SLEEVES UNDERSHIRTS AND LONG DRAWERS Also Fleece-lined DRAWERS and SHIRTS A9e Worsteds, SALE Serges, PRICE ENDELL’ PRE-HOLIDAY SALE Opens Friday Morning, December 2, 8:30 o’Clock Well folks—we are very much in need of ready cash. This means quite a savings for all of you Christmas shop- pers. Please read and study the following bargains carefully and then come in and see the values face to face. You will agree with us that never before in the history of Key West have you been able to buy quality merchandise at such outstanding, low prices. Our misfortune is your good fortune! CASH WE MUST HAVE—so we are forgetting Having overbought—we are top heavy in our SUIT DEPARTMENT. Nothing held back—a real sacrifice! Hart-Schaffner & Marx SUITS Shark Skins, Dixie Weaves, Gabardines NO GOODS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES SHOES ODDS AND ENDS Blacks—Browns—Sports SALE PRICE DRESS PANTS Madras—Stripes or Checks ON SALE ... 88e NO ALTERATIONS $5 down $1 per week Why walk when you ean ride! Come in today and see the beauties we are displaying. All styles and models. R. C. A. - Victor RADIOS The RCA Vic- tor Radios are here—in all of their majestic beauty. New 1939 electric tuning — revo- lutionary, new styles and fea- tures. Toy Headquarters for Key West Bring your children to our store. The variety of all kinds of toys for young and old boys and girls is the most complete in town. The Store of Xmas Spirit waiting for your visit. Medel 95X1—A beautiful S- Tube Chest-Type Electric Tuning Table Radio. Push & button ~ there's any one # your 5 favorite stations, is ~— Easy Terms $22.95 Santa Claus Will Be Here Next | PRICE RANGE | | Saturday | $15.95 to $284.95 J. R. Stowers Co. CLEOPR AAA A AAA AALALALALAL LZ A «: . . : . ‘ ; N . . . : : . : ; ‘ : . . . : . ‘ ‘ . . N N . ; : : : . . . . ® : N) . . : . \ i] CA LAAAAAA AAA MA AAA AAA AA AA hd dd dd de hdd ded dicdhddadddicdadiade HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX TROUSERS Worsteds, Serges, Tropicals, Herringbones vases. BA,O5 values, NO ALTERATIONS MANHATTAN POLO SHIRTS Formerly selling up to $1.00 and $1.50 -79¢ OTIS SLEEVELESS UNDERSHIRTS and other brands with short sleeves. Also MEN’S SHORTS. | Fine Madras and Broadcloth 4 veces $1.00 FELT HATS DOBBS and MALLORY $5 and $6 $3.95 values THE FAMOUS BERG HATS $3.50 to $3.95 values $2.95 $2.95 values $1.95 ON SALE ....... ONLY REGULARS, SHORTS, STOUTS, LONGS $25 to $29.75 quality $19.75 to $42.50 quality ~ $29.75 NO ALTERATIONS ON SALE .... ON SALE .... A Real Leader All of our Fine-Quality $2250 SUITS Gabardines, Worsteds, Herringbones—ALL ON ar. $14.95 AT. : NO ALTERATIONS SUITS and TOP COATS Special Bargain Lots ., $12.50 $16.50 to’ $18.50 values NO ALTERATIONS AT ODDS and ENDS SUITS A NICE SELECTION AND ALL TO GO AT THIS LOW PRICE . NO ALTERATIONS $8.75 TIES Famous Palm Beaches— Cheney Silks—Bottany Woolens ALL $1.00 SELLERS 79¢ SWEATERS *SLIP-OVERS ON SALE with or without sleeves 49c ODDS AND ENDS SHIRTS Mostly sizes 15 and up 59c NUNN-BUSH SHOES 69 Pairs—ODDS and ENDS SPORT STYLES $2.95 ON SALE . ON SALE SALE PRICE eee eb edd ddd ddd ttizczirLiztziz2éitgtiztizgitgit2tttttkitgibigduttitttitdtitittibddididgddddé