The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1939, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Dance Saturday To Benefit Red Cross At a meeting of the Woman's Club afternoon, it was decided to| sponsor a dance this Saturday | night, October 14, for the bene- fit of Key West chapter, Red ‘Cross. Through the courtesy of Al- bert Mills, the dance will be Biven at Club Cayo Hueso begin- ning at 10 o'clock All Red Cross chapters have been asked to organize produc- tion committees and to start work as soon as possible. ‘Na- tional headquarters has not yet Started to furnish materials, so each chapter is requested to fur- Junior nish their own supplies for the present. Key West chapter has no funds } with which to buy materials and other necessary supplies, and it is for this purpose that the dance is being given. Besides making garments for war refugees, and soldiers, the production committee will make apparel for our own people who are in need Admission price is quoted in the advertisement on page one today. It is hoped that a good response will assist the making a good response Red Cross call. Members have vited officers and their wives who are stationed here with the navy patrols, both destroyers and planes. PERSONAL MENTION Lione) leaving on the 7 o'clock bus this morning fo visit on business of to especially in- club in| the |6th Rhythm Revue 'To Highlight | November | The Sixth F Rhythm Revue, feature tap dancing numbers) 'throughout its entire jance, according to Gerald Pinder, | who today released advance in-| |formation on the affair, which will be held November 8 at the | Palace Theater. Proceeds will go to Girl Scout Troop No. 1. A trio tap, given by Jeanne Na- varro, Maynard Daniels and Bet- | ty Canova, is one of the outstand- | ing numbers. Judy Trevor, a five-year-old wonder, will make her first appearance. Mrs. Teenie | Sarles, former vocalist with John‘ 'Pritchard and his orchestra, will 0 be a feature number of the ‘ show. Other features include: Aces of } Swing, W. C. Maloney and Madge | Sands, songs by “Tiny” the sol- dier, vocals by Phyllis Espanol. | Something entirely new is also being pianned—a number entitled “Parade of the Clubs”, which in- cludes acts from various night clubs of the city. John Pritchard and his Society Swingsters will furnish all music. TRANSPORTATION S.S. Cuba Arrives Steamship Cuba, of the P. and oO. Co., arrived in port and! i berthed at tie Trumbo. Island | pier of the company at 6:10 o'clock this morning. The ship for the first time in many months | arrived with no passengers . for ——— {Key West. There were. IF first | and two second cabin passengers | for Havana. Shown on the vessel's manifest were four tons of freight and one} perform- | ‘WOODS’ CAR RUNS INTO PARKED AUTO! held Tuesday | |which is now in rehearsal, will] | Police officer Myrtland Cates was called to investigate an auto- mobile accident yesterday after- {noon about 6 o'clock. The acci- dent, which occurred at the cor- ner of Margaret and Fleming streets, involved two cars, which were slightly damaged, said the officer, One of the cars is owned by Mrs. Mary Hamford. She was in a restaurant getting dinner and !the car was parked at the .curb. |The other vehicle was driven by |Mrs. Mary Louise Woods, its own- jer, who rounded the corner on Fleming street, crashing into the | parked car. Officer Cates said this morn- ing that both cars are insured and the owners agreed to ‘settle the matter without having any ‘recourse to the law. ‘BIG STOKELY SALE TOMORROW AT TIFT’S Quarter-page advertisement to- {day on this page tells the story ;of a big Stokely Week Sale be- ing conducted, opening tomor- row, at Tift’s Cash Grocery, 1101 Division street. Eighteen, top-quality, Stokely items have been selected for this Sale, all listed in the advertise- iment shown here.’ Then, too, | Mr. Tift is headlining other spe- cials to make. the sale com- | plete. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AND VEGETABLE USES COCKTAILS, SHERBETS AND DRINKS Grape Ambrosia— Soak 4 tablespoonfuls of gela- tine in 1 cupful of grape juice for 10 minutes, then heat over hot water until dissolved; cool ahd} add % cupful of shredded orange | and % cupful of shredded pine- japple. Beat 1 pint of cream un-! til stiff and add % cupful of su-| gar. Beat the whites of 2 eggs! until stiff and dry and add 1-3 cupful of sugar: Combine the two mixtures ad beat into gela-| tine, pour into cold individual molds and place on ice until ready to serve. Turn out on a slice of pineapple and garnish with; whipped cream. 2 —_—_—_— | | Shrimp and Pineapple ‘ j Cocktail— | 1 cup cooked shrimp (fresh or canned). 2 cups canned pineapple tidbits. Mayonnaise dressing. Lemon juice. If shrimps are large, cut them in halves. Sprinkle with lemon! juice and chill thoroughly. Drain and chill pineapple. Combine shrimps and pineapplé and ‘mix with well-seasoned mayonnaise dressing. Serye in sherbet or cocktail glasses. Lime Cocktail Sauce For Shell-Fish i 1 tablespoon’ prepared’, thorse- radish, 3 tablespoons tomato ‘catsup. 1 teaspoon salt. 6 tablespoons lime juite? Y% teaspoon tabasco sauce. Oysters or clams, Mix sauce ingredients thor- oughly and pour over oysters or | FLORIDA FRUIT © ~ |n/ iNEW NOTE ON AN jof Of tf hk be hk NIG aT BELONGS TO ‘SLEEP AND TOMCATS’ | (ay Associated Prensa) | DENVER, Oct. 12—"Every | dog is entitled to his day and sound-proof place at night to keep them from barking and annoying guests at a nearby tourist camp. hecheaenteaheaheud, ahead, all | ANCIENT WAR DEBT | «my ‘Aantee Press) FREDERICK, Md., Oct. Barbara Fritchie’s home will be paying off its $200, 000 | Civil War ransom until 1951. waved a Union flag at Confed- erate troops and said: “Shoot if you must this old gray head.” A. Early presented the town with | a ransom bill. His note added: “We require jof the mayor and town authori-| ties $200,000 in current money for | the use of this army.” | Early gave the town the choice furnishing provisions or | | CCCOCOHMOSSCOOSEOSOOHOSSOOOSSOOSSOSSESOOOLOSOOOOOES | ,to a residence. Property lines are\ Osario the 50x86 property on Vir. ginia near Thomas, and also the Roger L. Albury transferred to | 54x85 property on Whitehead |corner of Caroline and Duval | William Pinder two lots and parts | Street near Southard. To Maria | streets is now going on. | the former home of Dr. and Mrs. |J. N. Fogarty and is now owned!Herschel D. Worth a lot | by David B. Gill. | pairs as listed in the office of | Key. | Building Inspector Harry M. | i Baker is, $500, | painting the residence at the| }ments listed in the files at the} joffice are as follows: |dence at White street and Casa |Marina Court. | Andrews; cost, $400. jand one half story frame _resi- {dence at 12, , Owner, Emerson Russell; town | $100. f istone residence at It was Barbara Fritchie who | street. cost, $100. story residence at Smith’s Lane But she had been dead two years |and Whitehead when Confederate General Jubal Dr. J. B. Parramore: cost, $200. (B. M. Duncan, In 1864 Early’s troops marched | bridge district manager, the build- | “up from the meadows rich with |ing on Duval street near Petronia, corn” and entered Frederick after | which was formerly occupied by a day of fighting. Early notified | the the city fathers he wanted 50 | buildingjhas been remodelled in< barrels of flour, 3,000 pounds of | coffee, 6,000 pounds of sugar, 3, = | {000 pounds of salt and 20,000 pounds of bacon. | 1 TH REAL ESTATE NEWS B. Permit Activities of repairing and | | 35x113. This | lof two other lots on Tavernier. Mary E. Smith transferred to | tran: 20 | Whi Cost of re- ;Crane’s subdivision on Grassy | L. M. Pierce et al sold to Brown | Properties, Inc., the 119x38 lot on Southard street near Simonton. Aracelia Perez sold to Sofia Qther repairs and improve- Add room to two story resi-| property on Catherine street near | Simonton. 2 Ivilio Moreno sold to Maria Osario the 106x50 proper- Owner, T. M. Place new metal roof on one 1509 Duncan street. cost, General repairs to two story 405 South M. H. Lowe; WEST OF RAINBOW’S END —Also— Comedy—Serial one eoccce Owner, Repairs to roof of frame two street. Owner, — THY IT TODAY — The Favorite In Key West STAR + BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS John A. Rivero purchased from former Overseas the Fleitas cigar factory. The} ingo Osario transferred property then to Ovilio Moreno. Domingo Osario sold to Joaquin | yon Simonton near Olivia. Do. fe Lauisa Osario, eveceseceseoeees:| nose Page gs nigh and ot breathing » put a psalm Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. transient congestion often breathing. You can actually feel it go to work bringing relief. TRY fT TONIGHT—enjoy the comfort \ seccccccccecnesoocesoese | Vicks Va-tro-nol brings. SDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1939 the Domingo Osario ferred the 26x85 lot tehead near Southard, on the 28x90 property on Fleming near Emma, the 31x86 property also on | Fleming near Emma. Fernando Chile y Cabello sold to Salone F, Chile Perez de la Cuesta the £7100) ae property 30x100 near Wil- am. Does Your the United Nose Clog, Spoil Sleep Pepccchaparis cs makes 7S ARE SO GooD because Vicks RESULTS Va-tro-nol is for d upper throat, where nose and uppei ‘ae wm clams arranged in_ cocktail | money. | glasses. | The mayor and aldermen con- Sauce may be served in baskets | ferred with the banks and de-} made from lemon rinds, the fish j¢ided to pay in cash. Early sent being served on the half shell. |a wagon into town and the banks Serve very cold. {loaded it with bushel baskets of | sda greenbacks. Citrus Cocktail— | While Early marched on to-| (Serves 8-10) | ward Washington, an argument | %4-cup lemon juice. |arose here as to who should pay | M%-cup grapefruit juice. |the money. The city finally! | agreed to pay $123,000 and bor- ci laa sack of mail for this port and for| A special demonstration of Havana there were three tons of | Stokely products will be held at freight, one automobile and 68 | Tift’s tomorrow and Saturday. sacks of mail. Key West housewives: are es- The ship sailed for Havana at’ pecially invited to come in at 30 o’clock with 12 first cabin; any time to witness the events engers and one second cabin | planned. enger booking at this port; G. Lyle.Graves, of the Stokely s automobile: and seven'Bros. Company, will personally | sacks of mail. {conduct the demonstration. Miss Alberta Felton left on the early bus this morning going for a visit with friends in Port St. Joe, Flor Regular meeting of P. O. of A will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Alice Scheurer on Geofgia street. Kerwe if AT EVERY MEAL Orr Vitamin D milk gives the family all the rich food values found in regular milk plus certain scientifically proven dietary advantages. H Milk contains more energy-giving substances, more vita- mins and more needed minerals than almost any other food you can buy for an equal amount of money. Now, with Vitamin D added to it in the lowest cost form obtain- able, you unquestionably have one of the biggest food values at the lowest cost—and you should serve it regu- larly with every meal. Our Vitamin D milk will aid the growing children in your family in escaping rickets provided sufficient quan- tities are taken in the daily diet. Rickets is a disease of the bones that affects thousands of the children in this country. It will help protect the teeth of Mothers before childbirth and during the nursing period thereafter, and will provide a dietary essential now lacking in ‘most Persons regardless of age. Serve it with every meal.’ ADAMS’ DAIRY Phone 455 {Contains 400 U.S.P. oaks of Vitenen D: (eapinsied ngierts). dated por ‘quart under ARPI processes.} Y-cup orange juice. Y%-cup sugar dissolved «in wa- ter. Few grains salt. Cracked ice. Mint sprigs. Combine fruit juices, sugar, salt and water. Pour over crack- ed ice in cocktail glasses and serve garnished. with mint sprigs. Iced Orange Appetizer— 2 tablespoons gelatine. 4 tablespoons cold water. 3 eups orange juice. %4-cup sugar. 2 tablespoons lemon lime. 1 cup orange pulp. Combine gelatine and cold wa- ter. Heat 1 cup of the orange juice over hot water. Add gela- tine and sugar. Stir until solved. Cool. Atd rest of fruit juices. Chill several hours. Stir occasionally,. Add orange pieces. Serve ice cold as first course. Gar-! nish with mint sprigs. Grape Juice Limeade— Juice of 5 limes. 1 cup sugar. 3 cups of water. 2 cups grape juice. Place ice in pitcher. Add sugar} and water; stir thoroughly. Add} grape juice and last the lime. For Fifty Years a NAME! in Coffee in Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THAT'S A REPUTATION juice ar| dis-| |rowed the money to repay the {banks. In 1888 this obligation ,» Was consolidated with the rest of | the city debt. Bonds were is- sued to cover it in 1918. Frederick didn’t ‘have the, money to pay the bonds when | they came due; so the issue was | refunded. The last of the bonds won't be paid off until 1951. | Let stand several minutes before | serving. Lime Juice Cocktail— 4 tablespoonsfuls of lime juice. | 2. tablespoonfuls of orange juice. 2 tablespoonfuls of sugar syrup. 2-3 cupful of ginger ale. | Crushed ice. Place ingredients in cocktail | shake, and pour over | ice four cocktail | Serve. | puienanee crushed glasses. MONROE THEATER, Penny Singleton-Arthur Lake BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS { and } GORILLA | Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- | chestra 15-20c; Night—15. -25¢ { | } ' in “Key West's Outstanding!” | LA CONCHA HOTEL Boautiful—Air-conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING | Strictly Fireproof area | Loans and Discounts Overdrafts RS Tee Banking House, i and Fixtures Other Real Estate serve Bank - Other Assets Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed _ State, bonds Cash and due from Banks - Capital Sates. ‘Undivided A Profits Member of the Stock of the Federal Re- United States Government Municipal and other Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatior Serving Key West and Monroe County since 1891 CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST as at close of business Oct. 2, 1939 Comptroller’s Call RESOURCES $ 302,651.48 8.00 27,340.56 47,192.67 4,650.00 1,821 01 jor $348,422.90 __ 167,984.38 — 412,123.33 928,530.61 $1,312,194,33 ‘and Reserves 85,168.62 - 1,127,025-71 $1,312,194.33 Federal Reserve 090 00000000000000000008 0000000000 O SCO SOSOOOOOOO® \ SH. 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Stokely’s finest HONEY POD PEAS STOKRCYS HIheST 2 cans for ................. 25¢ GRAPEFRUIT siCE No. 2 can, 2 for . 46 oz. can, each STOKELY'S FINEST TOMATO JUICE Stokely’s finest PUMPKIN No. 2% can, each ... Stokely’s finest ASPARAGU all green No. 2 can, each ........ Picnic size, each .. Stokely’s finest PICKLES Sweet plain Sweet mixed Sweet chips Sweet relish DILL AND SOUR Pint jars, each -... STOKELY'S FINEST Stokely’s finest PINEAPPLE Large can, each No. 2 can, each . : 14 oz. bottle for - 18c | 8 oz. bottle for Stokely’s finest SPINACH Large can . 10c | Small can .. TIFT’S EVERYDAY SPECIALS Sugar, (with $2.00 or- der, 10-Ib limit), Ib _... 5c Shrimps, can .. 10 Cream, all brands, 3 cans 19¢ 1 pkg. Super Suds, 1 bar Palmolive Soap, Super Suds, 1 large, Ss Salt, 2 pkgs. .......... abe Tomato Paste, 2 cans .. 5c Matches, 2 pkgs. ........ 5c 10c_ Lard, pure, th Si hortening, tb Black Pepper, tb Catsup, large bottle .. 1 alt Beef, tb Watch For The Demonstration at Tift’s Friday and Satarday 1101 Division Street Phone 460 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SOUTHERNMOST TOWN IN UNITED STATES