The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PLAN DANCE T0 AID HOSPITAL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO CRIP- PLED CHILDREN’S PROJECT IN SOUTH MIAMI Sharing with other civic clubs | and organizations who are par-| ticipating to help the proposed} Crippled Children’s project of South Miami to go through this summer, the rec- reation committee of the Order| Caballeros de Marti met jointly with the Order at the Masons Hall on Elizabeth street last eve-j ning and unanimously voted to promote a “Gala Night” dance to be put on at a local night club on Saturday evening, June“ 15th, with the entire proceeds to go to| the hospital. The committee in charge of ar-' rangements will contact Mrs. Eva Warner in order to line up a first class floor show which may be headlined by Elizabeth de Castro, Tampa -high school dancing mar. vel, who may be seen in eneaeal tap and ballroom dancing. Miss de Castro will also give a demon- stration of dancing on skates. Those in charge of the fiesta are Oscar Milian, Mario P. Rolo, Carl Sawyer, Pedro Aguilar and Jos. Fernandez. Hickoks Visit Here S. Rae Hickok and party are ! visitors in the city and guests at the Hotel La Concha. He is head of the company which manu | aT || factures the Hickok Belts and ac- cessories. ANSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ | Below are the Answers to Today‘s Daily Quiz Printed on Page 2 . George Washington. . Lightning war. 3. An opera by Wagner. . American Samoa. . University of Michigan. . Einstein. . South Dakota. . Bartholdi. . Dogwood. . No. of the Ninety-five percent America lies nearer Old World than does New York City. | EVERYDAY BARGAINS} —AT— GEORGE PARK’S GROCERY 27% Country Roll BUTTER. 1b GEM OLEO, Bb MILK, can GRITS, 4 pkas. Fancy Patna RICE, 6 lbs. Fancy Overseas PEAS, No. 2, 3 cans Fancy Libby’s CORN, No. 2, can __ Fancy Overseas PEACHES, No. 1, tall can __ Heinz KETCHUP, tall _— large Monarch. CORN, No. 1, 2 cans _ Monarch APRICOTS, No. 242, can Libby’s BRAINS, tall No. 1, can 10e With every 25c DREFT, re- ceive 10c pkg. FREE. With every 10c IVORY SNOW. receive 1 cake Ivory Soap 10¢ OCTAGON SOAP, ge. 3 foe 10c _ 10e 10c CHIPSO, large, 2 for 2 15c One pkg. GRANULATED OCTAGON POWDER with 1 GANT OCTAGON 9 SOAP, both for _ IoC LIGHTHOUSE 5 CLEANSER. 2 for __. BC HEINZ SOUPS, 5 1 lot at, can _ TOMATO JUICE, tnd SPAGHETTI L 2 pkgs. 15¢ These are just a few of the many items on which you can save. . Everything reduced. small, 5 for e OCTAGON POWDER. large, 3 for small, 5 for Phone 25 1325 Newton St. FREE DELIVERY Hospital | Menendez, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | Junior Women \Had Card Party Members of the Junior Wom- an’s Club and their guests assem- |bled for various card games at} the clubhouse on Division street. spending |R. Albury on Duval street. | NOTES OF TODAY | Return From. Alabema | Judge Lord On Trip Mrs. Benjamin Johnson saat Prizes were won by Mrs. Paulitives in diferent cities of Ala- lturn this afternoon. Mesa and Miss Louise Ketchum. | jbama, returned to the city yes- | | Those present were: |terday. Mesdames Joseph Lopez, presi-| ldent; Allen E. Curry, Robert [Dopp, Andrew Elwood, Raymond |“ yar¥'s awe Suesee ;Curry, Merrill Glen Archer; “Paul Mesa, Alvin Costar, Jack+ Car- “aaa niles |bonell, Clarence Ward, Jr. week dt/Mr,' Knight's, brother-in | Misses Susan LaKin, Alce Dajecc e | Clara Yates, ——i“‘<té*éaS Seeman: < Gusicimhel! Kelly, soni SPECIAL DEALS FOR THE om ;Ketchum, Phyllis’ Adams, Anita ark. i 1 16-oz jar Salgado, Virginia Shine, Maudie Lowe, Winifred Shine, Margaret PURE PRESERVES. 1 No. 2% can jDexter, Juanita Dongo, Lois Pin-; jder, and the following guests: ! a or PEARS. ron |On Visit To Relatives Va., and will be the guests for —In Key West’s Only} Open-Air Market— jMesdames Jack Delaney and G. IL. Brazell and Misses Alice Park | ‘and Lorraine Shuster. - i Hostesses were Miss Ellsworth and Mrs. Gilmore P; | MONROE MEAT WIRKET| | DEACHES, No. 2% size can at ; CREAM, can 23 Hi COFFEE, tb = | SLICED BACON, bb | JELLY, 244-16 box i HAM, by half, tb - H PAUL LUMLEY i 510 Fleming St. Phone 411 ij Food Center | WEEKEND SPECIALS! oo qq ° U. S. No. 1, Maine POTATOES, 10 Ibs. - OODBURY’S SOAP, large bars -IVORY SOAP, ALL FOR bd io 2) oO 5-1b sack PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. 1 pkg. N. B. C. SHREDDED WHEAT, eee 1 tb-can i | Enten's GRADE * FFEE, any Zee [5 lbs. SUGAR, * BOTH i FOR (ches Grocery it “The Store That Serves H I You Best” | __ We Otter You A Complete Food Service Order all your food needs > = © —oo + ~ SUGAR, ~~) it~) oO 2 pkgs. PANCAKE FLOUR, 1 pint bottle SYRUP, AL FO! bo mr) or) _ Hig i L R jo. 2¥%2 can PEACHES, -1b sack AL i | gsc tant MEAT DEPARTMENT ‘s S less | BaP RAE a _25¢ BACON, 1b _22¢ Country Roll BUTTER. 1b _ 30¢ Wilson's Tenderized eee: woe through us such as— Fresh, large 27 WHITE EGGS, doz. SC Dressed Poultry Shipped 22 Vegetables EGGS, doz. ah ri Dairy Products LARD, 19¢ Meats 2 Ibs. _— ~ bee Fruits j _ Vegetables GROCERIES We carry a complete line of \ } oars Gta og | BIRDSEYE FROZEN Redrett AE LS | SUGAR, § Ibe. 23¢ | '|2 bars PALMOLIVE SOAP, |/j Osceola PEACHE! 2 bars JERGEN’S SOAP, 1 2 No. 2% cans irs i} BRIDAL BOUQUET soap, !|'| CRUNK PINEAPPLE, 23 ALL 3c i No. 242 can Cc 87-Page COOK BOOK FREE EET’'S HARDWATER aero OAP, 3 bars ® Ie il [tems oo ae | DESSERT. 4 pkgs. ___ PINEAPPLE, 2 No. 2 cans 2 Phones 2 Trucks gre as —Delivery Service— PHONES 67 and 47 Duval and Olivia Streets = | PHONES 215 and _ i 814 Fleming Street Duval and Angela Streets Phone 94 Free Delivery A Message To - Our Friends » As announced yesterday—we feared that illness in our family would prevent our store from opening over this weekend. We are grateful that this measure is not necessary. PD EDP eee Lo € Pursuant to our usual policy, we will have many weekend specials for our cus- tomers this afternoon and tomorrow. Time did not allow us to itemize the list for this advertisement. _ You are earnestly... urged to ask for those specials in our store while you shop. THE MANAGEMENT. Judge Raymond R. Lord left) three children, who had been |°Ver the highway yesterday aft-;West but now making his home| jernoon going on a business trip in Miami, was a visitor for a|On Weekend Trip ee |to Miami and is expected to re-|short time last night and left on) |the early bus this morning. | Returns To Charleston Mrs. Mattie Richard was a pas-| Lieutenant-Commander W. J. . lsenger on the 7 o'clock bus this | Murphy, U.S.N., who was in Key | Wagner and son. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knight were morning going for a visit with|West in connection with Roberts, Joseph | srrivaldiyesterday from Norfolk, \relatives in Miami and_frosh| eee will go to Atlanta, Ga., for) : Shop The Modern rami tera i | LEE’S FOOD CENTER }} FRIDAY. JUS T_ 1560 1 p 1 P a ! 1 jlawn and sister, Mr. arid Mrs. E.|an extended stay with relatives opening of the naval station on jalso visit with friends The per- cers ome Ss SETS STE ES | and fiends. jan industrial basis, left on the/ty plans to return liste Sunday Meme > E bee jafternoon bus yesterday for John Knowles Here |Charleston, S. C., navy yard, to Left For Miami John Knowles, formerly of Key | which he had been ordered. Mrs. Sam Kemp and on Ec gene, were pemengets co Ge Semeroe he Te Com Mrs. Allan H. Armstrong ieft | this afternoon for a weekend visit |with friends in Miami. She ac- jcompaned Mr. and Mrs. Randall! syne Jr., the | and Mrs. Peter Knight, who oa MONROE THEATER eee Jack Holt—Patricia Ellis ie Favorite in Key West ‘CUBAN COFFEE = LAMBETH WALK | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | FRIDAY AND SATUEDAY June 7th and 52 One {1) pair 22x34 CANNON TOWELS f = wath the purctese = ee sousc = COFFEE. TIFT’S GROCERY 1101 Division Street Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25c | Bermuda Market Leads CUSTOMERS SAY “We Find The Best Quality Meats at the Fairest Prices here!” A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU PRICES FOR THE WEEKEND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COLD CUTS CHEESE and SAUSAGES IMPORTED FROM CUBA A_large shipment of Se- lected Poultry from Ten- HENS, 4 to 6 Ibs. _ ib 25¢ YOUNG ROOSTERS 6 to 9 ibs.. from selected breed _ Ib 20c LAMB SHOULDERS ib 20c LAMB STEW ______ iB 15 Wilson’s Tenderized PICNIC HAMS ___ Western PORK LOINS, by %, Ib 18c PORK SHOULDER _ lb Isc Bs nisin PORK HAMS _____ tb 20c SLICED BACON __ Swift Premium, Armour’s Armour's Breakfast “a || SLICED BACON __ | Shank End, by %, Ib 25c | Big End _ - Ib 30c | tb l6c Battery-raised FRYERS, 242 to 3 Ibs. 33¢ Ib 28c Fresh CORNED BEEF, __ tb 35c Grade “A”, Roll BUTTER, tb PURE LARD, Strictly- fresh PINE KEY EGGS, doz. WHITE and VIRGINIA STREETS—PHONE 52 Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention Visit our Store—See cur iow ewerrasy soc -¢ SOMITE TTOOOOOTEOEO EE. OOOO OOE EES a> ‘‘Little America’’ Comes to Key West! Bringing You FINER FROSTED FOODS APRICOTS The choice of Admiral Richard BLACKBERRIES E. Byrd for his rte edition to the BLUEBERRIES Antarctic. posses LITTLE AMERICA FINER CHERRIES (Sweet) FROSTED FOODS are in season the CRANBERRIES year ’round. It is not necessary co . NBERRIES wait for any particular time of the ee HES year to serve your favorite fruits or c vegetables. PRUNES . RASPBERRIES (Black) SAVES TIME in the preparation RASPBERRIES (Red) of meals. RHUBARB SAVES LABOR by eliminating hulling, stringing and cleaning. STRAWBERRIES (Whole) YOUNGEEBEIES SAVES SPACE in your refrig- erator. FROZEN APPLE JUICE WIDE VARIETY ihe year STRAWBERRIES (Sliced) FISH around with uniform quality in all séasons. COD FILLETS ~~ ECONOMICAL _ because pay for no waste. ba (Boston Blues) CONTAINS FULLY ALL HALIBUT STEAKS HADDOCK FILLETS FOOD VALUES (Vitamins A, B, C, D and G). you (Large) HADDOCK FILLETS (Twin) MACKEREL FILLETS RED PERCH SALMON STEAKS SOLE FILLETS i _LAAAAAAAAAM A AAA AMAMA AMAA Ahhh hhh hhh EINHORN’S GROCERY FEM MAM AA A hhh ke hide SD headed dh he dede dade deaddeedeadeadead tf bb tid Were rrrer