The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 3, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Bis, Aud \Mrs. Levoy Andes Galebrais Wedding Tedebaes| co A delightful event of hei anis iid week and Mrs. Henry Ingraham, Mr.| in Coconut Grove was the cele-}and Mrs. Frank Henson, Mr. and bration of the anniversary, after Mrs. John Henson, Mr. and Mrs.| Announcement of the bingo 16 years of married bliss, of Mr.|J. A. Pluta, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.| game at Key West Park tonight and Mrs. Leroy Anders, which} Hendricks. ‘calls attention to special prizes was held at the home of Mrs.| Mesdames K. A. Frazier, Neva posted. Big-Hearted Bennie states Anders’ sister, Mrs. Maude Sands'Hatcher, Pauline Thompson, that his stand will be here all of at 2929 Center street. Costa Jones, Maude Sands, Mat-|next week, and that a shipment Many games were played dur-|tie Jones, John Pierce, M. Welch, | of furnishings valued at $5000 has ing the evening and delicious re-'S. A. Kidd, Lottie Lewis, J. Bas-| just been received: via Overseas freshments served. Mrs. Anders'sel. Misses Mary Louise Bas- | Transportation, Com| any for the received a number of beautiful'seli, Geraldine Hendries, Marie! games. gifts from her friends attending;Denny, Maxine Moyer, Corrine the celebration, who were: | Thompson, Shirley Henson, Alice Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Redding-| Pent, Havonam Martin, Gena ton, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dunn,'Jones, Nell Rose Anders, Addie Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Yeoman, ' Ruth Ford, Mary Kumagair, Les- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Flowers, Mr. | ter Hedden, Mae Hedden, Jewel and Mrs. Wilbur Cates, Mr. and’ Fae Hedden. Mrs. N. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs.! Messrs. Phil Henson, Charlie Paul Cannady, Mr. and Mrs. J.'Ruddington, Chas. Bishop, John: E. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rustin, Billy Henson, Reid An- Beagles, Mr. and Mrs. F. Beckett, ders, Warren Henson, and Kirby Mr. and Mrs. John Mayo, Mr. Pent. ng Mothers Held ; Meeting Yesterday New attractioi be on hand | at Key West Park | next week. | Readers are advised to watch for | future announcements. In an interview with The Citizen today, Big-Hearted Ben- nie stated that he wished, through this medium, to thank the people of this city for their good patron- age of his feature attraction. “It} has been a pleasure to be in Key | West this winter, and to become | acquainted with the congenial | people who reside here”, stated an Weiss. [San Gades School |P.-T. A. To Meet There will be a peer month- SEA SCOUT SHI SHIP ly meeting of the San Carlos HOLDS MEETING. | School’s P.-T. A. this evening, beginning at 8 o’clock, at San} Carlos building. | Sea Scout “Ship N No. 3 of Ki All members are requested to| west met, at Golden Eagle H be in attendance. |last evening at 7:30 o’clock, wii | the following boys responding §§} Charles secccccccesveccccceecoes Skipper Lion Albert Hiiis6i ‘PERSONAL MENT TON «ets tom John Lowe, Jack Weech, Ger-| eececce Room Miniter coe of Harris School P.-T. A. met at the home of Mrs. Allan Armstrong, 901 eae Beach, yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to formulate complete plans for Founders Day to be} celebrated at the school Wednes-| day, February 8. Present were: Mrs. Roberts, Mrs:_Paul Daniels, Mrs. | Rupert Knowles, Mrs. Ramon| Rodriguez, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. ald Santana, Edward Coto Gar- ‘cia, Richard Chapman, Sam Col. Carl Bervaldi, Mrs. Benj. Lowe,| Dan Navarro and xitien jlins, Tony Soldano, Bob Pitt- Mrs. Leland Roberts, Mrs. Percy | Williams, left over the highway !™@" Jack Miller, Wallace Mitch- si ‘ell, Lennie Hobbs, Oscar Perez, Curry, Mrs. Frankiin Albert, Mrs.|this morning for Miami and ex- Joc sWallisas | Asian eeiecich Wesley Archer, Mrs. Carl Hom tpect to return this evening. and)Charles Ketcham. Mrs. Byron Cooke. | —— Plans to register the Ship at | Mrs. George F. Archer was a state headquarters were gone in- passenger leaving on the early to and a very interesting study period was held by first mate J. E. Dent. Democratic Banquet, Dance Tomorrow {morning bus for Miami en route |to Tampa for a visit with her Young Democratic Club, new- |Son- in-law and daughter, Mr. 1 \and Mrs. W. D. Hearne. ly-reorganized and active in fight- | ing politically for many needs of ieee the city, will hold a banquet and! 3. G. Brown was a passenger | dance tomorrow night. jon the morning bus going to Mi-} The banquet will. be in the ami for a brief business visit. chummy, little Spanish patio at| Naeg EEE the Alibi Restaurant at 9 fclock {gym and Mrs, and dancing will follow at the} Habana-Madrid. apc. At the dinner, will feature singing and acts tak- en from the Floor Show of Ha- bana-Madrid and numbers ren- dered by the staff of Cayo Hueso Club. Call Off Tropical Luncheon Tropical Luncheon and Bridge of the Key West Woman’s Club, which was to be held on Febru-| ary 16, has been called off, chair-| man Mrs. J. J. Trevor announced today. | JAYCEES MEET TO REORGANIZE Junior Chmaber of Commerce meets tonight at 8 o’clock at! Chamber of Commerce offices to| reorganization of the: ‘Today’ s Horoscope a gives a practical disposi- tion and some financial ability, Jonathan Cates; but there may be unforeseen dan-| ig over the high-} gers. Therefore follow the walks | | to Tampa where) of life warily, for success will de- j they will take m the festivities|pend on your own exertions. ScMeS Dena the Gasparilla Fair, which is} There is a danger of an upset in now being conducted in that} middle life. Do not love money city. for itself alone. Saturday Only-10a.m.to 8p.m. CLIP THIS COUPON This Coupon and Only 49¢ Entitles Bearer To One FACSIMILE DIAMOND RING AMERICA’S GREATEST IMITATION Choice of White or Yellow Mountings. Bring thix coupon and 49¢ to our store and receive one of our regular Facsimile Diamond Rings. ’ FRE This ring given FREE if your priced diamonds. friends can tell them from high- WRITTEN GUARANTY WITH EACH RING! onds. Diamonds represent the ut- modern science. Social lead- President Weintraub said that! the aim in the future will be to) have each member of the club/ placed on a committee that every- one will have a share in the} work of the club. Programs at} future club meetings wil also be| a feature. stone or brillianey CONVINCE YOUR A_ CUSTOMER MAIL ORDERS 10c EXTRA > not live in Key West, clip this coupon and t Mention size or enclose string. Mail Orders das pase as Saturday. This offer will not be sa Carlos Book Store We are pleased to serve the | prise, ‘thexpablic: JEWELRY SALES AT BOOK STORE) Special “Jewelry Sales” announced for tomorrow at the San Carlos Book Store in adver- tisement displayed elsewhere in this issue. » Tké advertisements are in the form of coupons whith~ are to be} eee rms ‘at the store “special: pfi¢es on fac- | Smife P aaioona ripe and cross necklaces and locxets. Thiey prité {6r I$dieetion of any jof these jewelry.items will sur- Turn to the advertiserhént now and plan to attend this sale tomorrow. Don’t forget to clip the coupons. ANSWERS TO TEN TEST QUESTIONS Below are the answers to test questions printed on Page 2 a Hawaii. Military policeman. Madam Chairman. Jimmy Demaret. To prevent the coins from fraudulently weight. General Joseph Hooket.. m4 Seven o'clock a. m. Lake Erie. Kansas, West Virginia><ana Nevada. i Col. Luang Bipul Songgram. reduced _ STILL FIRST GAME TONIGHT Special Prize $20.00 . ‘ . . :\ y Sunsweet- (we PRUNE ay “21e box: . “Eat ’em like candy” CRISCO, 1b size Octagon SOAP, 6 bars .__. 25c: Underwood’s DEVILED HAM | 10c 14c¢ 23c 1 Heinz’ FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLES, 24-02. Rosedale” PEACHES) osedale * 2 No. 2% cans 29c Heinz CATSUP . 2 8-072. bottles 2 14-02. bottles ___. ROYAL GELATIN DESSERT, pkg. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN are! chipping and from being! in i vib TOL CLLLL LLAMA AAA ALA BIG-HEARTED BENNIE’S BINGO aah KEY WEST PARK (TRUMBO ISLAND) WOOTTLETTOTIOTR ITO, Mid-Sedson Sale SAVES YOU SHOPPING — FROM DOOR TO DOOR SPECIALS FOR WEEKEND | Council Dismisses Charges| hibitive to fix any charge for ad- Filed Against Ju Judge Caro! (Contiued from I from Page One) ward continuing the city-spon-! | sored project at the City Hall. | Protest Removal Of Bleachers A letter, signed by a number} of citizens and taxpayers, was | read in which the signers protest- | jed_the removal of the baseball bleachers from the Navy Field tq) Trumbo cisland~ Parks skp cawas| stated if fhe lett that The’ “ball | park established at Trumbo Is-| land would-He dk Ipersoial gain. | It was shown.at the meeting, jlast night that the reas®W for re- | moval of the city-ownéd bleach- | ers to the new park was that ad-| mission could be charged, which | will furnish the necessary rev- enue to take care of baseball ac- tivities. No admission can be) charged at the Navy Field due to the fact that it is government- ‘owned property, making it pro- TROPICAL | MATTRESS COMPANY | Corner Simonton and Angela | Expert Renovatoys 7 —of— Mattresses, Upholstery. S: ‘Couches, Inner Sprin = Mattresses ‘ONE DAY SERVICE OPE LAST GAME COVER-ALL $50.00 F Lek, hed ud uh ih de deol, Pillsbury and Gold Medal FLOUR, $ ibs. CRACKERS, 5e size, 6 for | | TOMATOES, 6 cans __ RICE, per pound __ ® 25¢ 25¢ America’s Favorite. Bleach CLOROX, pints = Nestle’s CREAM, tall can Arrow 2 eet ttt { Valley Inn‘ SWEET : PBAS, tin * MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 3 pkgs. ee 3 pkgs. 10c | weekly, Young Democrats at their Banquet Tomorrow Night 518 Duval Street Key West, Fla. Positively Saturday Onl, SPECIALS IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT PORK CHOPS, 1 a ALIBI RESTAURANT i cophenaeeacataate Tune this New Philco from anywhere in your home... with PHILCO MYSTERY CONTROL! (3 & Holland Floor Enamel —for all floor surfaces, - $1.95 SALE PRICE, per gallon - KEY WEST PAINT CO. 512 Fleming St.—Phone 118 Direct ‘Arnesto’ Factory Store No | Wires... No Connections 18.95 to 165.00 PIERCE BROS. Fleming at Elizabeth St. Telephone 270 PHILCO 1IGRX FRESH EGGS Free Delivery PORK LOINS, wi! EGGS, 30¢ doz. Chinese Cabbage, Green per 1b New Potatoes, 2 Ibs, for Onions, 1% lbs. for Firmt Tomatoes, per tb Juicy —r* 2 for 000000000000 0000000000000 000 C0C0OC ORAS ODEO OO OOLO OOO COOOOOOOOROOCS String’ Sesma, Peas, Cauliflower, Letiuce, Celery, and Artichokes. SS Visit our . DUVAL AT ANGELA STS. 25c Brookfield BUTTER. 1b 35c LARD pias FBYERS — HENS Dressed While You Wait Cabbage, 1% Ibs. for Grapefruit, 2 for Tangerines, 6 for 4 for (Ra etn nae pec nen ene a OUR hog Seema CASE WE HAVE Swift's Premium LEG O’ LAMB, Ib __ 25c YOUR CHOICE me Oranges, oe a eae Coley, Eng Paste: Bactew - Use Bie oe (VE pyc PACKAGE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT All of your popular brands are here! Liquors — Wines — Cordials AT REASONABLE PRICES COMPLETE LINE OF CUBAN PRODUCTS © Lee's Food Center OPEN AIR MARKET PHONE 94 Orr iiiiil FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1939 DAY IN and DAY OUT You will find that shopping at ARCHER’S has many advantages. Prices are always in line—Foods are always fresher—and selection is always greater. The Home Of... BETTER QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS ARCHER’S GROCERY and MARKET 814 Fleming Street Phone 67 mission. No action was taken, it being ordered that the letter be placed | on file. Subserive to The Citizen—200 Poultry Men! You'll Enjoy “Checkerboard Time” Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7:15 A. M. “FULL OF PEP” over WQAM 560 KC First On Your Dial MIAMI BROADCASTING COMPANY Bermuda Market Where Best Quality MEATS Are Handled WE SELL THE BEST OF THE BEST WESTERN STEER BEEF WESTERN FANCY VEAL ARMOUR’S STAR AND SWIFT PREMIUM LAMB BIG SPECIAL ON PORK SATURDAY HAMS—LOINS—SHOULDERS All Brands of HAMS—also 3 to 4-Ib Smoked Beef Tongues” Large Shipment of %-grown Tennessee Rhode Island Red and Dominic HENS, tb . 26c SOFT-BONE ROASTERS, tb 29c—LARGE FRYERS, Ib 32c BATTERY-RAISED BROILERS, Ib 35c PHONE 52 — — — QUICK DELIVERY JOHN COBO, Proprietor Saturday Only - 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. 14-Kt. Gold Finish CROSS NECKLACES AND LOCKETS THIS COUPON AND ONLY Entitle bearer to one Cross Necklace in plain or D shion sensation, raings, afternoons and evenings. Variety and girls in plain or fancy designs com- plete with chains. LIMIT 2 TO COUPON Prices will greatly advance after this If you do not Hive in Key Mail Orders accepted This offer will not be repeated LOCKETS NEWEST FASHION SENSATION Mail Postage 10e Extra, Pet icici ir chat Written Guarantee With Each Necklace SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE 518 Duval Street Key West, Fla. Positively — 8 Hours — Saturday! Tats Mixtreme. Low Price Made Possible Thru Manufacturers’ Co-operation eg SITTTOOTOOTT OA, ‘Free Your Shopping Cares —at the— EACLE LET = 29¢] GROCERIES 29c SUGAR, 5 lbs.)<..... [se O3¢| VEGETABLES 15c Here’s How "om OF THE MONTH Armours STAR CL ASR PID MD LLM: BRUSSEL Country Roll SPROUTS, tb .- BUTTER, 1b CRISCO— STRING BEANS, tb 10c pg | apa 1 Spee: Star yee e c (Whole or Small Half!) 35¢ LAMB CHOPS, _ 38¢ 3lc SOAP, 3 for 32¢ Te BROADWAY MARKET Phones 178-179 Duval and Angela Sts. PHONE ORDERS FILLED—CALL 179—-FREE DELIVERY nd, hh dh hed hk ded de dhe de ded ke de deck diated dk de ware, SOTATOES, 10 Ibs. 23¢ FRESH EGGS, doz. = ONIONS, 3 Ibs. 10c Brookfield BUTTER, 16 CARROTS, Fresh CORNED BEEF, mB - Wee. bunch FE Ah kh hk had badiakidi did db tidde ddd ddd Naess sella ®