The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 23, 1939, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939 SOCIAL ES a SP TLIO SOCIAL CALENDAR 0DEL MONOPLANE THURSDAY— UILT BY HASTINGS «Demonstration of actual making of line « : m. Art Center. Pan American Poetry Society 2 Marie Cappick, 415 Ol Key West Lions C cert by Key West Hospi ® Brotherhood Banquet 7:30 p. m ‘> Church parsonage. Miscellaneous Tea Shower by V Lopez in honor of Miss Juan to Edward Cassity shortly. oh ‘O- AY— “Key West Choral Socicty regul . tors. High School Auditor > ~ Baseball Dance by Key W ing Univ. of Havana PONDAY— { “Goncert, Key West Hospitality Adams, 16-year- i son of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ns, displayed yester- affernoon at the Meach- Airport his model mono- and his group of friends were highly tic when he put ihe ine through a_ test — seccccccccccccccoccocces| 200 C0SCCCOCOCEOOOOOEE OE OOODOOOOOOOOOSEDTOOTOOETSS | COOCoEDOREOOEECECEOOLOLS M’ELROY DIVORCE i Springtime Evening Dress PERKY ESTATE NOW TRANSFORMED IN KEY WEST — . . * Key West Boat Club meeting, | ees see see ‘INTO | eo ee |at Municipal Sponge Dock, cor-/vorce suit of Adele Gale McElroy modern light fixtures, some im-| bE ou Sunday. ‘jamin Cohen, 1456 Wabash Ave- antique-modern design. / new ‘Trumbd® field with first! | purveys the very quality story of comfort for guests have been | first gartie. 1:30 p. m. Corner: of | : A city within itself is Perky,|/™ment. 1:30 p. m. Key West Golf} even as Tidewater Cypress was A posterity” renovation and new/in immense cisterns and pressure Dock. ‘Wednesday |matching ideas used throughout ampadibablesemersencys Parking noc, SAFE, CORKSC st om | SUIT IS RECORDED = see eee 3 { jopen to visitors, 8 p.m. Light-| Papers were filed yesterday in “He who looks before he leaps, | eries; carpeting of hair imbedded |ner of Gffiitiélfand Carolirie}ws..Geo. Earl McElroy. bedded dome style, others of new, | “i |nue, Miami Beach. ADAMS OF KEY WEST : iy serves to tell the outstanding These features and many, many! game of championship _ series. | : ; . a s ed and installed f : i | this unique, superior resort situ. P “PPC 2n° msia lec for patrons. Eaton an@j(White streets. i: _ | Course. mple, and then some, rain wa: Monday jconstruction work just recently | tanks. Power systems for lights Jot for cars with loads of room * ry, GRIP 7 g Adams has worked ically two and a half ths on ihe plane. It is of eet wing spread, equip- d with one-fifth horsepower © motor, which de- ops 8400 revolution, and yesterday” after- DAY. ch lasted two and “Btone Church Service Club supper, open to w By Se ag oa i ; La m. penpren Lois e ir for members of « an South Beach. | ‘ | | Frida: { | ‘Pecky Cypress Lodge’ and ‘Sugar Loaf Room’ Presented , 7 | | BEAUTIFUL, MODERN RESORT "222 2=~ lpscoat cena Sal 9 | Sale Day of Sponge fishermen Yer. of circuit court, in the di- | / | Builds of Cypress and builds for! jn rubber covering : all . floors; | Streets. 9:30 a an. Attorney in the case is Ben- This proverb very appropriate- | copper Pirates\and “Key West open| fact about Perky, Florida, and|more that spell the utmost in| Seafood Grill and Blue Sox. in: i i ithi Biweekly handi If tourna- lated chibugan|ticat Wee For City Within Itself iweekly handicap go! urna: | ‘employed in the “building for! ter, -fi i | employ ig ter, charcoal-filtered is on hand Sale Day at Municipal Sponge | completed at Perky, so, too, were! and motors are ample for any Sale Day at Municipal Sponge —— ——J REw | in offering to the public as com-'are installed and recreation field Shuffleboard courts open to the \plete and perfect a combination | will be completed soon. The view| public daily are at Courthouse | & of lodging and recreation facili- | Beet he i gy tower is} Square. Bathing Beaches are at ties as could be possibly imagined. | ans al oor Aur nek | soutends of Duval ands ia * 1 streets. wimming are a _Cypreis Throughout ‘hand in which ail types of fish-| Roosevelt Boulevard eal Waentl It is not very often, so those! in gare possible, including the in-| Basin. Tennis and Handball who know state, that ‘Cypress is! comparable boncfish. Such a de-! courts, diamondball field, picnic | BY used for-both.outside as well as tail as proper service is earefully | tables, riding ‘devices for chil- | ie ; : | supervised—everything through- dren, checkers,jvchess, domino ald Adams, the young 3 2 jnaae epnstruction: «work. At out displays proof of careful plan-_| tables, horseshog:court at Bay- | ; fther, said that the _ : Perky, thé management, R.: C-/ning with especial thought paid view Park. For further infor- | f™ s to be placed on dis- | Perky, and his superintendent,’ ig permanence and guest com-| mation concerning Key West ap- at the Chamber of say be ae pave done just fort. | ply at the Chamber of Commerce | ie wag , that. le new". lodge, name " or The Key West Citizen. Tour merce Pehle ete eet |“Pecky Cypress Lodge”, after the peas ape ne Heh | of Key West booklets are at the | If type of Cypress used, trade-named is said that the State Hotel) Chamber's offices. | ONDA Y— George Gray, retired printer , of Artists on printing. 6 Lassiteys Ua Visit To City i! 1 4 Afrangements are being mack fof @*beach party to be held on Atl ‘Sauith Beach by the members of \c :Key West Historical P. st, to which all member be ‘invited guests and the hosts , : RUBLIC WPRNRS ETO AEE GEN: boy and girl scouts of Key Negi qu es - P i£D BY‘ SHRUB. BERY fé last presentation of thc facular pageant, which wa ted with being a master of management and _his- correct in every detail Was givéh on March 10, and im i hear i iblic parks and gar- ly it was decided to cele- Florida within the, next te ith a party. Lows F will be enriched by Wad at first decided that thc would be given on March {Which is tonight, but in the time there were so many of ‘ ifticipants reported ill that Be decided iercrioone the ¢} head sari fashion. f until Tuesday, March 28. #. Eva Warner, who is head- : me cee Baceball Dance At on arrange- : ‘ Mis, said yesterday afternoon In anr that the pro- Cuban Clab thy tthey have practically com- ° e r int ange of plants United States and 3ONVILLE, March 23 - ETHEREAL SPRINGTIME: a figure in floating drapery. The dress is of white silk chiffon in fluted lines. On the swaihed bodice is a clus- ter of white lilacs. The long scarf mav be carried over a bare arm or draped over the flowering trees SAVINGS ACCOUNTS! indigenous to The you save is the 2 countries under ji of the plant recip- 1 suggested by sevelt following his “Pecky”, was employed through- Inspector never rates an estab- | meee -—— oo out. That building, it is safe to lishment 100 percent. In the case 4 GUS TREES . _eay, will far outlive the memory of Perky, according to the Lee | ARNESTO Fee A STO? ‘ of the youngest person on the ord, that personage had tough ny 0 R GARDENS ey Keys. sledding in order that some ex- PRIMER and SEALER k : | Same type Cypress—literally CUS¢.could be presented to knock Priecandiceats dwork. . ‘i 2 3 ‘ |pecked with water-worm marks, off two and three points, respec-| cement, stucco, wall board, |! The 24-Hour Station aot yet impervious to the rages of tively, to give the lodge a 98 per- etc. in one coat. Very heavy }! TEXACO PRODUCTS cermites—will be seen in the new; Mt ating Bd ie resiaurent 97/4 bodied. j ‘Sugar Loaf Room” of the Tav-/ Percent, exceedingly high ratings ALBURY SERVICE ern, itself a unique achievement at that. | Pe eae $2.25 ; in restaurant style, with modern | 5 a | Si tronia Sts. fixtures and appointments offer- S FOR ‘| KEY WEST PAINT CO. | Simon tonaande ret ed in colorful arrangements. In- | | ade P PHONE 444 terior trimming and compiete TUFFY EAD es Frenne ot — sen lining of this wood was also in- | A fewd ...and — 4 Cees asses sate stalled in Unit No. 2, original you breathe again! RSX : |lodge of the private estate now Clears clogging mu- =™ opened commercially. ; us, reduces swollen | sh hs membranes — helps | = Exquisite Furnishings keep sinuses open. |. a ‘urhishings in: the: Pecky Cy- press Lodge are exquisite. So Views ‘too, in the No, 2 unit and the | soon-to-be completed bachelor’s AF RO-NOL | quarters, over the post office and, sii _\{ bank offer @ safe. con- ‘office where partics of men only | a venient and profitable de- 3 jmay have all freedom they pre- JOB PRINTING Pository for your savings. ©, | fer. 3 j and insurance on all sav-: ! Twin beds with innerspring ings up to $5,000, but also of All Kinds The Key West baseball team is Mattresses that are really built expert advice on the selec- oan sponsoring a Gance to be) given | for rest are featured throughout. tion of a sound investment nerican ceuntries is tO a+ the Cuban Club Friday eve-| Running, rain water at all taps plan for future security. cd, Jack Guthrie, State ping, March 24, starting at 9:30/and for all plumabing witty ingen THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST the National Emer- o'clock. ie aubpmalel saueets: Wats will Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance The dance is in honor of the fill basins to just the right depth 4 Congoration: visiting University of Havana’ then shut out themselves are also team, which plays the local team @ feature, as are shower bath nexf month. arrangements accompanying all John Pritchard’s Orchestra will Units; beautiful and costly drap- furnish the music and admission neil, explained that the <hibited much inter- s or the counrties Vacation ts. Gilbert Jackson and POCOSCOOOSOOOSSOSEOOOSOSOOOSESOEEOS t Von Stromstorff of Ra- Wisconsin, are’ enthusiastic ifs now vacationing in Key Messrs. Jackson and istorff flew to Key West v Orleans and Tampa, ine Iast Saturday and arriving MPiiesday. Jackson is an official of the ie Mtg. Co., of Racine. Mr. @dine, the president, and Mr Witikie, the vice-president, both ‘own property in Key West Mr. Jackson flew here last year for, ;the first time and enjoyed the city so much he has returned for another vacation, bringing Mr Von Stromstorff for his first vi it,’ They are spending their time! deep-sea fishing and taking ad-''" vantage of the beaches. « z lessrs. Jackson nd Von ‘> hana are stopping at the ind Inn Hotel again this year.! Private Plane ‘Leaving. Key West today in! their plane after a second visit } tothe Island City as guests of Mr. and.Mrs. H. W. Nichols wer: €. L. Spence, president of N tioha! Carbon Coated Paper Com- bany and Mrs. Spence of Stur- 8s, Michigan. ~yWith the Spences were J. G fan Horne, president of Paper lucty Sturgis, ;Michigan and, Van Horne'and Mr. and Mts. David Braden of In Spots, “Ind. The-Spences winter ft Clearwater and the Van Hornes and Bradens in Holly-| wood. Mr. Spence today was being Ruth A i joshed about losing a big ts tast night after having hir “ip-to the boat. Mr. Nichc he setting his share of kidding! the different losing what is believed to| Be a 30 pound barracuda. ~* EASY TO EXTINGUISH *JANESVILLE, Wis. — Thr “firemen arrived at the scene of a laze in tihs city to find a lea ig ‘kerosene stove on fire. The Whe flame went out. up, all blew together, and | same time. and alimony. to send an coun- of their years be- ont of Agri- scientific institutions s in South Am y since this. survey ge of plants has xy the National of the Department tior. istribution of the new va- f South American flow- nd shrubbery for Florida probably > in about two ON RETIREMENT MEASURE FOR LEGISLATURE DEALS WITH CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES me MPA. March 23 (FNS).—A roposed bill fo provide for the nt of Cirenit Court will be submitted to the ion of the Leg- g to word re- ood that the bill, at form, would call for to be retired at 60 of age, provided they i for at least fifteen wenty years of service tirement regard- The rate of pay after suggésted in the 1 bill, would be two- s of the regular salary. According to reports, pre-legis- discussion of the. biil is arousing favorable comment from all parts of the state. details are included in the adver- tisement on page one today. Ad- mission to the dance also entitles ticket holders to the baseball games, either Saturday or Sun- day, vee ° . TRANSPORTATION ' Steamer Cuba Arrives j Arriving on the Steamship | Cuba of the P. and O. $. S: Co., this morning from Tampa was one of the smallest passenger | lists which have come in several | months. There were six ‘first and two second cabin passengers for Key West, and 12 first cabin for Havana. ~ 3 | Key West arrivals were: C. N. Borodin, A. Bhart and Mrs: 'Bhart, James Wemyss, Mrs. E.| Borigan, Marie Russell, B. K.| | Bivens. | Listed on the manifest of the! vessel were the following items: For Key West, 13 tons of freight, two automobiles, and one sack} of mail. For Havana, one ton of freight and five sacks of mail. Steamship Cuba sailed at 10:40, o’clock for Havana with 58 first cabin passengers booked from this port. There wefe three; automobiles sent from Key West! and six sacks of mail. i BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the City Council, City of Key West, Florida, until March 30; >} 1939, 4:00 P. M. for one Diesel Electric Plant, 10 K.V.A. In- stalled, 8000 watt capacity with not less then 25% overload, 4 cycle, full diesel. Party awarded bid shall furnish wiring speci-| fications for plant equipment now on hand to be operated by plant. | One 7% H. P: Motor Pump, 2! phase, 220-V (GE type) alter- nating current, 21-100 watt! lamps and 30 60-watt Jamps. Bids shall specify terms. | The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. i ARCHIE ROBERTS, | City Clerk. | { imar23-1t F. O. (FOOT ODOR) How To Kill It F. O. penetrates shoes. Your friends smell it. You don’t. You are immune to the odor. Get 30c worth of Te-ol Solution with camphor at any drug store. Ap- ply full strength before retiring for F. O., sweaty feet, itching toes or “Athletes foot.” Your 30c back in 24 hours if not pleased. Locally at Gardner's Pharmacy.—advt. ee e The Favorite In Key West — THY IT TODAY — STAR > BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS For Real Purity For Real Economy For Real Service For Real Protection We are equipped to do all kinds of print- ing — quickly, eco- nomically, and with the best of workman- ship. Call 51 for an estimate. RAPID SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES FREE ESTIMATES THE ARTMAN PRESS PHONE 51 The Citizen Building | | | | | | | | | | | i ' DELIVERED DAILY EVERYWHERE Thompson Enterprises INCORPORATED ICE DIVISION PHONE NO. 8 INFORMATION OR TOURISTS Entertainment — Fishing — Accommodations MONROE THEATER — Dianna Durbin—M. Douglas THAT CERTAIN AGE and SUEZ Matinee--Balcony 10c, Or- chestra«'#5-20c; | Night—15-25c i CASA MARINA Key West's Hotel De Luxe AMERICAN PLAN 200 Delightful Rooms, Each } | With Private Bath Beautiful Cocktail Lounge DANCING NIGHTLY Dave Garson’s Orchestra PETER SCHUTT, Manager NO NAME LODGE | *\ Reef - Tarpon - Permit.- Bone Fishing -Cottages—$1 per person and up |. Stone Crab Dinners a Specialty Phone, Ne Name Key No. 1 » For, Information ‘SERS For Over a Generation— | Strong Arm Brand COFFEE Obtainable All Over Town! EDITED EET AEE RE EAE IES Key West Bowling Alleys Opposite Jefferson Hotel 5 ALLEYS | DUCK PINS ... TEN PINS Open 11 A. M. to 11 P.M. “Billy” Warren and “Jack” Long, OVERSEAS CAFE AND LODGE Marathon. Fia. Phone No. 4 “The Best in Food and Rooms” ‘Between Key West and Miami LETE GARAGE SERVICE | = Charley Toppino, Prop. OUTDOOR BOWLING Corner Duval—Angela NEAR MONROE THEATER 5 NEW RE-SURFACED ALLEYS Cool and Delightful Under Roof FREE PARKING PALACE Gene Autry ' HOME ON THE PRAIRIE also COMEDY — SERIAL “Key West's Outstanding!” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Open The Year Around PIRATES COVE FISHING CAMP Pirates Cove, Sugar Loaf Key BEST FISHING IN FLORIDA Individual CABINS wit Appointments for the a, ting CHARTER BOATS