The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 10, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Miss Rath Galey Returns Home “Miss Ruth Rose Galey, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Galey, ‘was’ an arrival over Florida Motor Lines last evening, after a visit to points in the states and the home of her father in Phila- delphia. : Dr. and Mrs. Galey, who were also.on the visit to the home and family, accompanied Miss Ruth as far as Miami, there for a few days visit before returning. Minoca Council Plans Meeting “The, Degree Team of Minoca Council 13, Degree of Pocahontas, will meet at the Red Men’s Hall Friday evening, August 11, at 7 o'clock for practice. All members of the team are Tequested to be in attendance. P. 0. Of A. Will Meet Tonight ‘There will be a meeting of the | P. O. of A. held this evening, be- | was made by Mrs. Wallace Kirke + ginning at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Antionette Roberts on Fleming street. All members are requested to be in attendance. Roms Left On Trip Today Carl Rom, radio electrician at the Coast Guard Lighthouse De- partment, Mrs. Rom and ° their two children, left over the high- way this morning for Miami where they will meet Mr. Rom’s| parents from Washington, D. C. They expect to remain for a few days in Miami and will re- turn in a group to Key. West where the elder Mr. and Mrs. Rom will spend a while with their son and family. PERSONAL MENTION, | will be working on various com- | Russell J. Villar, ordnance.ma- chinist, senior grade, attached to Key West. barracks, left. this morning for Daytona Beach and Miami, in connection with a new National Guard unit to be form- ed in Florida; and assigned to Miami. E. J. Matthews, of the U. S. Coast Guard service, left on the early bus this morning for Mi- ami, transferred from’ the Pan- dora to another vessel in this area, and remained } TREES I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree A tree that looks at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to ray. —JOYCE KILMER. Mrs. J. D. MacMullen, presi- dent of the Key West Garden ;Club, presiding at the ~ meeting held Tuesday night at the Public | Porter Harris, brought before the |club members and visitors the de- | Sirability of sponsoring the W. P. He project of tree planting on the city streets and building of j cisterns at the Botanical Garden. A motion to sponsor the project |and unanimously accepted. Ever ready Jerry Trevor vol- unteered to do much needed | pruning work on the trees now | growing on the streets and was quickly offered assistance by Wm. iV. Little and Wallace Kirke. Mrs. | MacMullen tactfully brought up | the subject of needed funds for Finance Chairman Albert Peirce took advantage of the bubbling enthusiasm and quickly collected generous donations from those present. Says Mayor and Mrs. Willard Albury: “We ’er with you a hun- dred per cent.” Wm. Demeritt, Karl Thompson, Col. and Mrs. L. C. Brinton, Townsend Morgan, Mrs. Stephen Douglass, Col. and Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs. Hunt Harris, Mrs. Jerry Trevor, Mrs. Mrs. Curry Moreno and others { mittees. The meeting was frequently enlivened by witty and practical remarks from Mrs. Kirke. finance committee authorized to | receive donations of cash to as- sist the project are Albert Peirce, | Mrs. Hugh Williams, “Mrs. Wal- lace Kirke, Mrs. E. J. Bayly and J.J. Trevor. Much assistance by Rex Wilson, field engineer for visor. Yes. trees: No foolin’, you're going to hear about trees from} the Key West Garden Club until every child and adult does their part to make this city the garden | spot of America. It can be done. Think how proud we shall be. Thousands of visitors will come to Key West to see the tropical | trees and flowers and bring pros- CRACKS and COMMENTS |Library assisted by Miss Minnie | the project and an appropriation | was made. by the club. The alert) Ella Cash, Mrs. W. F. Putnam,| The | was given in making the plans! W. P. A. and acting area super-/| CAS, capital of Venezuela, hides coyly behind the rust col- ored folds of frowning hills until the visitor is almost upon her, then with- out warning springs into sight— & modern metropolis as ornate and brightly painted as a Hollywood cre- ation. Upon closer view, however, she again surprises the visitor by turn- ing out to be—in spite of her mod- ern make up—a city of the conquis- tadores, clinging to the quiet and seclusion of sunlit patios and pre senting barred windows and ancient spike studded doors to the street. Indeed, Caracas fs a city of surprises and contrasts, where streets are a hodge podge of smart looking auto- mobiles and ancient trolleys; of burros bearing bundles of bread, or vegetables, or charcoal; of flower vendors, milkmen and head carriers. SURPRISE CITY Photo Grace Lis It is a city whose inhabitants seem either to be very wealthy or very poor; a-city of contrasts, where women in the latest styles from Paris are seen.in the sophisticated setting of smart’clubs, and others in black mantillas tell their beads in the quiet of the old cathedral. Caracas, featured in a popular shore excursion offered in connec- tion with 18-Day Cruises to the Caribbean is, because of its location 3000 feet above sea level, endowed with a June-like climate which lasts the year ‘round—with flowers blooming everywhere and trees fair- ly dripping with orchids. It is one of the most beautiful and charming cities on the continent—capital of a republic which enjoys the distinc tion of having a profit in its treasury and being free from external debt, | | THE WEATHER . Aug. 19, 1939. Observation taken at 7:30 a.m. 75th Mer. Time Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night ;Mean _. Normal ___.. Precipitation Rainfall. 24 hours ‘ending at 7:30 a. m., inches | Total rainfall since Aug. 1, inches | Deficiency since > August .: | inches Total rain | inches Key West, Fia., | 0,03" squalls of gale force Friday and ... 20.92 over ‘SPECIALS AT | MALONEY BROS. | Weekend ack at Maloney } Bros. Bakery, 812 Eleming street, | jare listed in the _ advertisemerit | on page one today as Chocolate | Divinity and Dutch Tort Layer | Cakes—both selling at the sai special price of 33c. The specials | are for © Friday, ~ Saturday arid | Sunday—and may. be obtained} for delivery any time you choose | by calling 818. over south and central A jtonight becoming strong with} ;moderate northeasterly winds} extreme north portion; |at 2 o'clock, at the Golden Eagle |nounces today an addition to its | The Youth in Business By C. E. Johnston Lennttannn gt od International Corres} OUTINE workers whether in the office or the factory perform functions necessary to the com- munity, but their numbers 80 great that their remuneration is small and their social importance seldom recognized. The young man ‘who wishes to be somethifig more than.a routine worker must train himself for higher positions. There are many subjects dealii with business which it may be advan- tageous for him to study. One of the | most important of these)is Ac countancy. No-one course of training givés so wide a knowledge of the major acti- yities of business as Accountancy. In addition, Accountancy affords a training in rigid thinking‘and in habits of accuracy and thoroughness that are essential ‘to business suc- cess. Moreover, the operation of every department, however small, is based on facts and figures which are sup- plied by the accounting department. Management judges the success of every department head by facts and figures supplied by accounting. The person who expects sometime to be in charge of other people must be- gome accountancy minded and the | y he can do this is through ! ing in accounting. GIRE SCOUTS TO ti MEET TORORROW! There will be a special meeting |, of Troop No. 1, Girl Scouts, held tomorrow afternoon, beginning Hall. All members are requested to be in attendance. ENTERTAINMENT CAYO HUESO The Club Cayo Hueso an- staff in the persons of Bea Lyons ; and Aileen Doyle, who will a | pear nightlyy-at-the club featur- | ing songs and music. Regular dances are held at_.Club Cayo Hueso each Wednesday and} Saturday night, featuring John | Pritchard and: his Swingsters. Living costs in Japan are soar- ing. (CLASSIFIED COLUMN |the rate of one-cent (1c) a word Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at CORNER LOT 60x104 ft., located at Whitehead and Caroline streets. Price, Reasonable. Ap- ply, P.O. Box 675, Key West, Fla. jly27-1mo COCOANUT PALMS FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply 1400 White street. aug7-lwk |FOR SALE—2 lots, each 50x100. Run from Washington to Von Phister street. $1,000. Apply rear 1217 Petronia street. aprl4-s ae EE ERIS ia EO a BY SR TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 sheets, 75c. The Artman Press, may19-tf SALE—Bargain; Furnished , House, situated on two lots,} ‘100x100 feet each. Apply to 1306 Virginia Street may25-tfs | ROURTHEN- Fr. V-BOTTOM} CYPRESS BOAT; Four Horse Johnson Outboard Motor; Four Life Preservers, One Fire Ex- tinguisher; Pair of Oars and Row Locks;.Anchor with Rope; Umbrella—all for $85.00. Apply 1217 Petronia Street. jun27-s FURNISHED COTTAGE, electric refrigerator. Apply Valdes Bakery. junel2-3mo. HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey! atmosphere. . Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. may17-tf Subscribe to The Citizen. | }what is the authorized date for " THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1989 SCHOOL OPENING _ HERE SEPT: 11) Misleading statements as to; the date of the opening of the! public schools have been fre-| quently made by interested, but | misinformed citizens, and The| Citizen has been asked as to just the opening. | Inquiries at the office of Mel-! vin E. Russell, Monroe county; superintendent of public instruc-/| tion, brought the desired answer to the effect that the correct date is Monday, September 11, one} week from Labor Day. The information was also given} that contracts for the teachers in} BOB BAKER in PRAIRIE JUST lso— a COMEDY SERIAL eeseeaesscescoseseee® ICE I ICE Cc A WONDERFUL FOOD SERVE IT AT HOME... OFTEN ‘ Ice Cream as we make it is a food. Serve ICE CREAM for good health. | the schools have already been {mailed, and on each of these con- [tracts is shown the date as stated jabown. MONROE THEATER Margaret Lindsay—John_Litel ON TRIAL —and— TWELVE CROWDED HOURS Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c: Night—15-25¢ NOTICE I do hereby summon all members of the Cuban Colony residents in the city to attend the meeting to be held Sun- day. Aug. 13, 1939, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at San Carlos Building. The object of the meeting is to discuss and vote on the new Constitution and By-laws ap- proved by the Board of Direc- tors of the Institute. FAUSTINO RENDUELES, REAM delicious, healthful, nutritious your family’s enjoyment and FOR PARTIES—BANQUETS—and any family or race ape social functi make to order any quantity of tion inction we can e Tat RBETS. any desired flavor or kind of ASK US ICE CREAM or ABOUT IT 2 PR ADAMS’. ICE CREAM’ HEADQUARTERS 923 White Street Also-on sale at LA. CONCHA HOTEL, SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE, DUKE'S BAR-B-Q and OLD KEY WEST GARDEN RESTAURANT SIIITTTIIIOTTTAAIIIIIIOL IOI OA OOH N MENDELL’S GOING OUT OF MI. COMMENCING 8:30 A. M. FRIDAY, AUGUST lith Entire Stock of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, Trousers, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, Shirts, Ties, Etc.,.To Be Sold At Prices Excess ‘since January 1, ; Mostly overcast weather with 2.48 rain and squalls over ‘south por- | j tion tonight and over south and | . m., central portions Friday. . m.| East Gulf: Moderate north- | . m.! easterly winds increasing to’ fresh m.; to strong over south portion Fri- | iday; partly cloudy . in — north, showers and squalls over south | P.M.; portion late tonight or Friday. High - ~ 1:03 . | \ 331 SPECIALS CONCENTRATED Barom 16¢ SUPER SUDS—...... | Sea level _ Small pkg... le BOTH FOR SUGAR, 5 Ibs. SIAM RI Red Cross TOMATOES, 2 cans — -15¢€ Tift’s Grocery 1103 Francis St. Phone 460 Tomorrow's Alma! Sunrise E Sunset. - | Moonrise Moonset Tomorrow’: Tides (Naval Base) Palmolive SOAP, 3 bars WEATHER (ER FORECAST } { { Judge Wm. V. Albury, Criminal terday morning for the Purpose of transacting legal business in way 5:30 this morning. perity and business to this little MENDELL’S SALE (oy, Key West will never be a} jknown woman, but a tourist | \ town. | is won by climate, beauty or sur- | roundings, and the friendliness of Announcement advertisement | selfish way if you must and re-| of’ Mendell’s Exclusive Men’s| |member it’s money in your pocket | issue, headlining a big “Going-/| one. Out-Of-Business Sale”, and a! The Memphis (Tenn.) Commer- every item in the store indicates | Prosper” program that has spread | that there is going to be a grand| over’ several southern _ states doors open tomorrow morning at luxury where there was poverty | ill 3 . m. Frid: 8:30-0’clock. land woe. “Plant To Prosper” TE a ny? dell’s complete stock of highest- | back yards, old tin cans, rubbish | |cloudy. with showers tonight and grade merchandise has been es-|and weeds. Plant flowers every- |Friday; increasing northeasterly sale and nothing is reserved.| pretty lawns and clean streets. | with moderate. to possibly heavy Men’s and young men’s suits,/ You will double the value of} squalls late tonight or Friday. | shirts, ties, belts, bathing suits,|your city. The humblest old| i, cxtreme south akin | cond trunks, socks and all accessories|house can be made a picture | poor southeast haat tonight, Fa- Prices are advertised to, be| Prosper.” south and east portions, heavy ‘dower than manufacturer's cost’ secs cell ae etoWeta squalls near southeast and ex- get those new clothes needed to} Never a blossom breathes its life) jacksonville to Florida Straits: be up-to-the-minute in dress for anew; Increasing northeasterly winds Three price lots for suits ap- pear in the advertisement, as! ie | But something of its fragrance | stays with you, Its lingering glow adds beauty to your eyes. Adios, FLORIDA CRACKER. “A mass funeral for 37 avalanche; Gold prdouction in Australia victims was held in Unazuki, Ja-}last year was the highest in 20 pan, a years, A Court of Key West, who left yes- Miami, returned over the high- | great industrial town, said a well| BEGINS TOMORROW ' Yes, and tourist business | the townspeople. Look at it in a Store appears elsewhere in this to make your city an attractive | preview of the prices tagged on|cial Appeal started a “Plant To rush to this favorite store when bringing prosperity and even) Eyery item included in Men-|Key West. Do away with ugly | Key, West and Vicinity: Mostly. pecially marked down for this;where. Have neat yards and | winds; becoming fresh to strong, trousers, shoes, hats, underwear, | your property and your pride in | “pioriga: Partly cloudy, showers are included in the sale. lovely'to look at. “Plant To} day mostly cloudy, showers in so it a to be a good time to | treme south coasts. i coming fall and winter sea-/ Never a sunset warmly paints well as similar. divisions in| some really big values in shoes. “CONGRATULATIONS to the 1789 — LGHTHOUSE SERVICE — 1939 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE Pay a visit to the Key West or its Museum dur- ing Lighthouse Week August Tektite Se te ei ET 6 hadkek, BS ig LOWER THAN MANUFACTURER’S COST Avail Yourself of This Opportunity To Supply Your Requirements From One of the Best Stocks of High-Grade Merchandise Ever Sold In Key West At Such AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES ‘FEW OF THE MANY ITEMS OFFERED IN THIS SALE! Jour Hide ieinr SCHAFFNER & MARX- i eve A SHOES a SUITS One lot, values $3 3 4 zs $ 4 67 niemone pape this’ price $22 34 wey ‘icantly $3.60 : r 0 Another lot, values from $25.00 to $4.50, : $16.67 » $21.67 | mam ope . re A bargain lot, values from $16.50 . cata - ci 2 ee 2 $11 .00 TO $15. 00 j enema AND HART SCHAFFWER 4 & MARX P ANTS eG CLERMONT BRANDS man; _ Those vee formerly scld for Vanes $1 00 + Vala aes 19 Be a S| came aa Another lot, values $2,95 y $4.95, ¢ SHORTS, now .. 3 for ad , $1.87 ‘ge $2.98 OTIS AND OTHER BRANDS UNDERWEAR at Side 31.96 ee 69c TO $1.19 ee LES .. 4 for $1.00 MANY OTHER ITEMS TO GO AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRICES! pel ; KS, HATS, BELTS, BATHING SUITS, TRUNKS, ACCESSORIES _ THE FIRST NATIONAL BARE OF KEY WEST EVERYTHING ON SALE-COME EARLY for BEST SELECTION é oe CASH ONLY — NO ALTERATIONS SLL STAASEESESSLSSIESISESSSSSISSESEE SS. Member of the Federal Reserve Elestes id save Dee minke andes