The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 5, 1940, Page 6

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PAGE six duction Crew Named ‘une Mad’ Zack Miller and Jack Weech, stiifent directors of the Senior Class play, “June Mad”, an- nowmeed today the production cr€H_as follows: Business Manager — Lorayne Harrington; stage manageTy, Chagles : Pierce; scenery, Jack Mitray And-Milton-Appel} Light- ing*Watren Russell; publicity, Lillie. Mae »Knowles; property ec an, Belva Hicks;- enter- taimment chairman, Philip Orta; ticket manager, Ella Nicolai; treasurer, Dolores Romaguera; costumes Lois Malone; secre- taky, Shirley Pierce. Practice started the past Mon- day. UDC Group Plans For Brigade Meet ‘At a meeting of Stephen R. Mallory Chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, held at the home of Mrs. W. E. Huston yésterday, plans for the brigade mieeting to be held in this city om May 3rd were discussed. Jt was announced ‘that State President Mrs. Mary N. ~Moody of Plant City will. @ttend \:the meeting, also Mrs. D. H, Saun- dérs: 6f Stewart, vice-president of Brigade’ No. 6. ‘ Thevmeecting will be held First. Methodist Church and. the publiehas been invited to at- tend. Birthday Tribute To:An American Girl Geventecn years ago today -a child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Russell. This child, a girl, was just an ordinary ‘offspring until the hand of God saw fit to take from it its. mother. Then the child, along with a brother. and er, wasjgiven a duty to , fulfill; a task; which ,$he, hds ‘well accom- plished and) for which the world shguid look upge hee as an ideal Aiierican girl; | ‘Agethe years roll Be this girl isiqleveloping into womanhood | vith head upliftedvand. with @ —— atic. 'Floor Show At |Raul’s Tomorrow Big Floor Show will be pre- sented at the dance tomorrow | evening at Raul’s Club. Dancing ; {will start at 10 o’clock. tail] Hour will be- held, are 6 o'clock. Music’ for"alof Raul’s affairs | iS furnished by “Ray Baldwin's Native Hawaiian Ofthestra. er charge at Raul’s. Allan Cleare, Sr., Returns To City i to the city iast evening on the 15:00 o’clock bus from Miami. He went to that city several ago to attend his wi seriously ill. was well on the road to recove and that she would return here soon. SLAYER ACQUITTED CRISTOBAL, *C. Z. — Mrs. ; Eileen Watson, wid testified that she had beén. “persuaded to jeave her husband’ on a’ promise of marriage, wag acquitted by a jury of the Slaying of Madison Love, marry her. BLOODHOUNDS AID D SEARCH when he -refused to OROFINO, Idaho — After an all-night search by hundreds of persons, bloodhounds traced lit- tle Ronald West, 3 years old, to a bridge over The the creek, half a mile down- stream from his home. strong determination to face the \struggles of life and come out victorious. To you, Marjorie Russell, and to: your loved ones, we-tip our) hats qyith the wish that you sée! any:more anniversaries of your } h-sojthat’ you may ¢arry on fas a Yhodel of what’an American \girl should be. \ i +(Written By- A«Friend) + Usual Sunday afternoon Cock- | acpi) There is no admission or cov-; Mr. Cleare stated that his wife | Oronino Creek. ! child’s body was found in j—"— i THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |EVERETT RUSSELL ELECTED TO LEAD |members of the patrol to Wash- -ROTES NEXT YEAR) ington for participation in the jnational safety parade. Announc- ling the Key West delegation for support of School Safety Pa-| paign of the South Florida Crip-| James P. Lilly of Fleming Street! EE ES trol plan to send 12 Key West!pled Children’s Gardner said that being discussed to form a Key) jand the Rev. John C. Gekeler of West through a combination of civic leaders. Three | } | “GOOSE’ SHOWN BY | HISTORY RY SOCIETY | | (Continued from Page One) USED TO GIVE WARNINGS OF the luncheon had been presented |would lead the parade, Taylor | INDIAN RAIDS IN Days | Y Bill Bates. now ill_ at his |thon introduced Patrol Leader BEES — who was then celebrating ks Chace ab Ree PR is 77th birthday. A group of liro Leader Myrtland Cates, who jRotarians later called upon Life |are raising the funds to defray = 3 |Member Bates to thank him’ for | expenses of the trip. QUINCY, April 5 (FNS).— the gift and wish hima speedy | Intrdduction ‘by John Gardner Among the interesting exhibits} |recovery. « jof Roscoe; Brunstetter, Coral lof the State Historical Society,| Reading of a telegram sent by |Gables, district governor of Lions which met here last week, was|the club to the Rotary club of | International, who made a stir- “the goose” used by settlers of /12™P8 Protesting withdrawal’ of /ring plea for support of the cam- the Tampa-Key West-Havana | 100 y (0 to give warnings j ‘s boat service by the P. & 0. | ‘of Indian raids. |Steamshiv Company. Made of hand-hammered iron, “The Store That Serves You Best” An appeal by Dr. A. M. er. || “the goose” is about seven inch-!gan for Rotarians to be on | es high. and four inches in diam- at Colonial Park ee ia eter at the bottom, tapering to to greet William C. Brooker, | ,slightly more than three inches: Tampa, Florida department com- | at the top. Hollowed out to hold |mander of the American Legion. | powder and packing, it is said} An appeal by Charles Taylor, | the blast could be heard for miles|chairman of the service group, | | This Triple Combination— You Can’t Beat It! pe tS eet ae We invite your “check- | iwhen properly touched off. “The goose” has been in pos-} ession of R. vidson for the who. sponsor- up” of just how we con- stantly maintain | this | TRIPLE COMBINATION. i poe PSS GCS apc ON HEINZ BEAI Sib! Oc ‘cans, 3 for ail ise cans, 2 for Family size can 5 Ketchup, large 19 STOCK UP AT THESE PRICES Money Back Guarantee = If You Really Want To lake Your WEEKEND SHOPPING TOURA paunes Si bi net nt nt te tt at ttt at tt et | \ »WANTS HIS SKUNK | = | TUPELO, Miss—In a newspa-| per advertisement, Abe Green of, this city offered a $5 reward fot? ‘the return @f his pet skunk. Tot r date no-one has claimed the =i <i “yBemuda Market} Foe BRAGILE: LEG FOR THE’BEST MEATS | PITTSFIELD, Mags~Carmelo IN TOWN jCastranova, of this city, is again | The Home of . in a hospital with a broken leg. Four times in the last seven|| Western Bi seibell Beet years he bas had a similar acci- Genuine Spring Lamb Selected Armour’s Star dent. Veal ; Tennessee just received. 26¢! FRYERS, THEM FREE {| | Large shipment — %-grown | HENS, |\"so.__. 334] mall pe and Virginia Streets; ie ict Ic Responsible Accounts | Welcomed | | WEEK-END SPECIALS j Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 can 3 cans | nice, ib Sugar, 5 Ibs. | Oranges, doz. z Fresh Spare Ribs, 2 lbs. Wilson's Ae asm ia T liced! Meat: Market | 510 Fléming St. Phone 411 Dressed Poultry - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Dairy Products ||PHONES 67 and 47 | 814 Fleming Street ‘asc }|| HENS and FRYERS from 58: _ 28¢ ib . 18¢ ‘¥} 35c 4 WE DRESS AND CUT } PHONE 52 53 amenlbee AR “FOR FLAVOR. ... “YEA PORK SA MOURS STAR HAM ! © Cloverbloom Butter brings you the sweet, uts a new thrill in meals . utter is fresh...and tests prove it keeps its wholesome freshness longer . . . fine flavor that Cloverbloom Butte of the vitamins that build strong, growing bodies! ‘our dealer has Clov- erbloom Butter today. y H’S THE PURE USAGE THAT'S SEASONED JEST RIGHT”! FOR HEALTHFULNESS . . . SAY: ‘ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER!’” Pork Loin ROAST, tb Assorted COLD CUTS, Skinless FRANKFURTERS, Ib Boneless, Beef POT ROAST, ib ib LAMB STEW Lean, Meaty SALT PORK 5PARE RIBS * GROUND MEAT Fancy, Patna RICE, 5 Ibs. Break O’ Morn COFFEE, 2 lbs. This beautiful ham will show you how truly delicious ham can be! You get ALL the old-fashioned TRU- HAM flavor that’s made Armoui’s Star Ham famous all over the world. The ‘superb flavor of selected ~ meats, skilfully cured and smoked: according to Armour’ 8 special: processes! Ham so tender it melts in your mouth — but so firm it carves with- And Cloverbloom r is a natural source Wilson's OLEO, with glass, ib Campbell's PORK & BEANS, 3 16-o0z. cans Pure LARD, Ideal DOG FOOD, 2 cans SHREDDED QUALITY MEATS ‘Dw 256 fab 2 doz. 43c| GROCERY DEPARTMENT FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 Society. plans Mr. | Methodist church, the Rev. O. C. were |Howell of Ley Memorial church of the branch society | ‘the Presbyterian church, | introduced by Mr. Gardner. were | AS ESE Rev. Subscribe to The Citizen. ministers, the PALMIST & ADVISOR MEDIUM—FAMOUS PSYCHIC AND OCCULTIST Will tell you names, dates, locations and true facts ebout your life, love, business, health, work, marriage, etc. Tho object of your visit, correct solutions, proper advice. Cives lucky numbers, removes evil influences, reunites separited, marry the one you love, better your husiness, heals most cases, be lucky, settle almost any trouble. Consult the Madam, she will give you proof of marvelous power and ability. Readings daily. LOCATED AT WEAVER’S CABINS Just Out of Key West City Limits on Stock Island «Ha ours: 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Daily and Sunday as Our Business Is The Finest In The World There is more romance sentiment in what we sell than anything you can buy. Our jewelry mates the young happy, and the old people feel young when they remem- ber getting their first Diamond Ring, Wrist Watch or any fine piece of Jewelry. It gets to be a part of your cwn self. We feél proud of having the pleasure o s-rve the world with Fine Jewelry—that goes on livina af.er you're gene. The truth always wins out. The people wo i ike delight in trying to run you down. Those who can't get anywhere in life themselves hate to see the other fellow make good. Well the harder we were knocked the higher we came back, where, today we are enjoying the best jewelry business we ever had im Key West. and with Uncle Sam’s boys we too go marching on. Only we serve and sell good and bad Jewelry. Sometimes we do good work—sometimes it's bad, but either way I put the best that's in me in serving the world of people, and go on plug- ging away by serving better—buying better goods.. Re- member we put the best part of our life in our business to learn. Now we hand it out with a smile to all of our customers who buy from us as we know the bad from good jewelry. The one who pleases everyone is dead— there are some people you just can’t please, unless you ran your business to suit everyone who wanted you to do different as they would like you to do. Of course I could, but the sheriff would soon get me. Here is a steal for someone, and it's HOT TOO, but don't tell the chief. I have a karat and a half Perfect Diamond I am offering to the first person who calls with $250.C0 cash, set in new style setting, and sells for $450.00 in any jewelry store. Bring in your $500.00 “Diamond ahd compare it.. Only one ladies’ ring at this price. Don't forget we do the*finest Jewry “ Watch Re- pairing in the city—at the loyest price. POLUOCK-RELABLE JEVVELER, 5 | FRUITS and VEGETABLES T7e | LETTUCE, } 7 it Gon | _2le 19¢ _9¢ 25¢ 3 Ibs. 10c 15¢ > Idaho POTATOES, 5 Ibs. Fresh CARROTS, 2 lbs. SPINACH, Yellow ‘SQUASH, 2 lbs. - CELERY, each | * SUGAR, 5 Ibs. Borden‘s CREAM CHEESE, 2 TOMATOES, No. 1 can Heari’s Delight NECTAR, 3 cans (Peach, Pear, P. & G. or Large OCTAGON SOAP,-3 bars 22¢ 15¢ de 25¢ Apricots) -10e 23¢ _27¢ 18¢ 21e 9c 15¢ pkgs. Prunes, Large IVORY SOAP, 3 bars , CLOROX, | cect || | | | i | i | i Ii i | i! | | i i SAVE on QUALITY FOODS LEE’! FOOD CENTER POTATOES, 10 Ibs. 20C ioe 10c fiero Leal 10c 15¢ 10c 15¢ 15¢ | LETTUCE, : 2 heads ; CABBAGE, | Fresh and crisp, 3 ibs. 25¢ 18¢ 20c 18¢ Juicy 22¢ | ORANGES, doz 25¢ | Yellow | SQUASH, 2 Ibs. 22¢ 32¢ 26c 20c 23¢ 25¢ 29c | Genuine Armour's Star i LAMB LE j by whole, es LAMB SHOULDER, by whole, Ib PORK HAMS, by whole, Ib | PORK LOINS, by half, Ib RIB ROAST, e ONELESS BEEF COAST, Ib LICED BACON. ean ‘ountry Roll UTTER, ib resh, Large. | WHITE EGGS, j guaranteed, doz. OLEO, with glass, Ib sacle Fine, Granulated HERSHEY SUGAR. 15 ibs. | Pard DOG FOOD, 3 cans Break O’ Morn COFFEE, 2 lbs. SALT and MATCHES, | 2 for 5e PART-T-PAK | SODAS. 3 bottles 20C Campbell's TOMATO SOUP, 2 cansi Royal Gelatin q | DESSERT, 4 pkgs, -_ " LEE’S: FOOD: CENTER» Duval and Angela Streets Free, "| SAVE. MONEY and get BETTER FOODS! CALIF. FRESH DEGLET NOOR DATES, 1-Ib pkg. 29¢ SUGAR. 5 lbs. 23 1-tb baa MARSHMALLOWS 15¢ 1-lb can SILVER SKILLET CHILE CON CARNE __ 13c 11 oz. can SILVER SKILLET CHILE CON CARNE, 3 for 1-Ib can SILVER SKILLET CORNED BEEF HASH l5c | DELITE MACARONI and CHEESE DINNER 9c DELITE NOODLE | CHICKEN DINNER 8c {1-1 pkg. EGG NOODLES 15¢ pa bs SPECIAL DEAL Chcice of Glass or Dish FREE with purchase of 3lc orr j 1 at. BLUE PLATE SALAD DRESSING ! ———-0- Large vkg. KLEK, (formerly Super Suds in Red Box) 18 | Regular pkg. KLEK, 3 for 25c | CONCENTRATED (Blue Box) SUPER SUDS— Large Small, 3 for Large OCTAGON SOAP, bar 4c PALMOLIVE SOAP. 3 for 13c Large can PEACHES __ 4c Large can PEARS . 19¢ HENZ BABY FOODS, 3 for = PARD DOG FOOD, 3 for G. WASHINGTON INSTANT BROTH, pkg. 23c MONARCH KIDNEY 25) BEANS, 3 for _ 4oC OLEO, (with glass). be) Tall can CAMPBELL'S SOUPS; fe} 3 for #*-25e or souP lle We have complete line 23¢ 25¢ out crumbling. Ask your regular dealer to send you an Armour’s Star Ham right now—and watch your family call for second helpings! ‘When you order Armour’s Star Pure Pork Sausage, you KNOW it’s ALWAYS fresh! Because it’s made fresh every single day. Whatever variety or type of sausage you like, you will find’ NY the GRADE. brand is Armour’s Star! Yhi, ARMOUR STAR-the GRADE-A brand of meat of POULTRY FEEDS for BABY CHICKS and LAY- ING HENS. | EINKORN'S 2 Phones 2 Trucks —Delivery Service— Duval and Olivia Streets PHONES 215 and 216 ASK FOR

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