The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 4, 1940, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1940 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ttn temereaintnene tes L t wee who sha teense ttemmvemnttonm ttame scum stcnmeoemm om staneseennetamesnansiemntonmsiamntiancepusnenaneqedsh anes w bell or e and callin’ you on askin’ if it’s etcneneasttsestosenntpaisshane-ebemsttuastcsnehamntpanstnuas@aastoumyoundhenits wantpemeiuntienn CONTINUES po ALBURY’S Economy Cash Grocery j NO ONE CENT ADDED! j Friday - Saturday Only | HAM. whole or small 23¢ 1 You know if we don’t watch streamlined trains, “comfortable oat, alt OO NECAT : | |ourselves here in Florida’ we're! air-conditioned deluxe buses, and ee ae 20¢€ !\onna be all snarled up and!improved highways, it’s gettin’ Dickie. | - back-lashed in another fool so the Yankees don’t think any HAMS, Ib 17e ! “boom” with binder boys Tun- | more of makin’ a summer trip to Wilson's Boneless 28e !/nin’ ‘round in knee pants carry-; Florida than they used to think BUTTS, ib liin’ plats and contracts like they of runnin’ over to Rye Beach or Skinless 16c! did back -in 1925. ‘Atlantic City. WEINERS, Ib j, Since the government started; During my trip around the state ee LACT rents and they've been ‘movier {his Summer I encountered tour- Western 93 l/in soldiers on us by the thou-,ists and summer visitors from PORK CHOPS, Ib Cc j gettin’ so you can’t every state in the Union. Roads PURE LARD 9ei! your car nowhere this side: were all cluttered up with “for- ib Cll residential section and eign” cars. Such attractions as SHORTENING, | flow up and down the side- Silver Springs, Cypress Gardens, 2 Ibs. 19¢ Jiv like it was the week be- Marine Studios and others were Fresh Shipped Uy oe Be hristmas or Gasparilla Day. ‘all doin’ a record breaking busi- EGGS, doz. Z ic t lots that ain’t had no at- ness, reporting the best summer Clear PQa ji te id to em by anything. in their history. Many hotels MEAT ROAST, Ib 28¢ for the last fifteen found the past summer one of PORK SAUSAGE, 6 or so are bein’ annoyed with the best ever experienced. 1-b roll 20¢ rveyors and landscape artists.| While the lower east coast has Daisy 21 ra are unfortunate been experiencing a building : CHEESE, Ib ; ater | ee CUTLETS, pushed around and snarled; West coast are just beginning to b 4 y landlords callin’ ‘em up-8et the fever, and -during this ee j'cvery month or so to announce;Summer more new residences OCTAGON SOAP. { ‘startin’ on the first the rent, have been built than’at’ahy time 3 giant bars be ten dollars more.a monh”./since the boom. 3 JELLO or ROYAL he other hand, if you own! People who never expected to DESSERT. pkg. j, your own homé and it is well lo- have a home of their owny;who P. & G. SOAP, and looks livable, you're, had always. felt ».theix Spree 3 large bars thered by people ringin’ “would not. permit: them even ORIOLE PEAS. ee en yar . 3 the think of such a thing, are build- can s Ps illip’ “for ing attractive livable homes to- ee tard : iday and think nothing of it. All Joan of Arc here may still be a lot of folks one needs is a lot and a little KIDNEY BEANS, ployed but they're not car- Courage and the government will 2 cans nters- or plumbers or brick do the rest. Grocery clerks, at Armour’s We've been tryin’ to get the end of the day’s work, -sit TRIPE, larce can a plumber to do some re-'around with pencil and paper, FLAT SALT. k at our house for a drawing house plans; stenograph- 3 boxes nd haven't been able/ers and other office workers are oes Barren. one. aad locatin’ a painter buying lots and checking prices one arpenter is even harder. of plumbing fixtures, and com- Sa ‘ even our colored yard man paring the cost of oak and pine B ‘ H »s to work in an automobile flooring. se ines : and wears neckties and ox-blood; Even lowly newspaper men are FRUIT COCKTAIL, Is building homes. Bill Placie of No. 2, 2 cans 23¢ | know, I can remember|the Tampa Evening News re- Many other items including j b: yhen we used to enjoy dull cently moved into his new dream our Regular Week-End rs and had plenty of time house while Georg Burr of the Specials H » fishin’ and the stores weren’t Winter Haven Herald is just com- OUR STORE IS AS NEAR TO | ded and there was always/pleting a young mansion. And Cor. Francis and Southard Streets. Free Delivery YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE i k of parkin’ spaces and you when weekly newspaper men} | Cet bed Czand tw Cwerioa/ EINHORN ARMOUR’S STAR family ver had to stand im line, to get’ start building homes, you know movie or a caféeteria but’this times must be‘ good! ummer it’s been terrible. The Kay family hasn’t actual- | Thanks to-.our. new low-fare ly Sigrted bgilding yet, but the Phone 198 j We are Two Years Old Today! Come and help us celebrate by sharing in the profits with us on the following food items— IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT— All brands of 17. Cuban BREAD. 2 loaves C | SLACK BEANS, & PEACHES, Prince Albert 3 tall cans TOBACCO, 2 cans P. & G. SNOWDRIFT. SOAP, 3 bars Bens — IVORY SOAP, 2 large bars PILLSBURY FLOUR. 5-Ib sack No. 1 can. 3 cans ___ lle 19¢ | Pinte noe _ 35 || SALT AND MATCHES, 15c | Beboxes 2 i} | APPLE BUTTER. 2-%b jar — Bes 5e | TOMATOES, 25¢ 10c N. B.C SHREDDED WHEAT. 15c 2 pkgs. Libby’s 19¢ 13¢ | TOMATO JUICE, No. 5 ean JELLO or ROYAL Libby's PINEAPPLE JUICE. J 5 DESSERTS, 3 pkgs. ae No. 1 can, 2 cans Red and White GRAPES, 2 lbs. Fancy California CAULIFLOWER. large head COOKING APPLES, CABBAGE, 3 Ibs. WHITE ONIONS, Bb ‘ 9c we 6c _15e 25¢ Wilson’s Certified BOILED HAM, b cS Wilson's Certified Pure 13¢ HYPRO, U. S. No. 1 Maine 15¢ 3 Ibs. IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT— PORK. HAMS, 16% 6to8 B ave, 1b - c by half, tb 21c 35¢ Golden Brand ° Philadelphia Wilson‘s CUR APPRECIATION to our friends and customers who by their loyal and generous pat- continued support. re 15¢ 2lc Pillsbury’s GRITS, two 1-Ib boxes a pint bottle 7 *C IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT— POTATOES, 10 lbs. ONIONS. 9e¢ SWEET POTATOES, 3 Ibs. 9c Genuine SPRING OF a || Eresh Boned and Rolled 28e LAMB LEGS, tb “JC | COTTAGE CHEESE. 18¢ | B® Roast. m ib Wilson's by half. tb 19¢ PICNIC_HAMS, PORK LOIN, eemEEr << Fresh 25e¢ PORK SAUSAGE, 15 Be See Fea SPARE RIBS, 2 Ibs. pkg. a se — 23¢e CREAM CHEESE, r,, || FRANKFURTERS, [en large shipped 2 pkgs. 15¢ la ae ae EGGS, doz. 26c ronage made our two years in this business such a huge SUCCESS. Our only hope is that by our Good Service, Fine Quality Merchandise and Low Prices. we will be able to merit their LEE’S FOOD CENTER Duval and Angela Sts. Free Delivery ugh not to own a home are boom for months, Tampa and the) 5¢,| THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - GOVERNOR-PUBLISHER (By Associated Press) RICHMOND, Ky., Oct. 4— Gov. Keen Johnson, also co- publisher of the Richmond Daily | Register, declines sometimes to talk for publication, even to himself. | Under a by-line, the governor described in the Register a mect- |ing with President Roosevelt and jsaid that the President told him many things Governor Johnson jshould know but Correspondent } CENSORS OWN | | | FOOD FACTS IN A NUTSHELL ‘ MEAT ; Americans like their meat. The | j H {United States in more than 1,200 | meat-packing establishments . ex-! |ceeds $3,000,000,000 a year. A ma-| jority of the nation’s farms and! half of its farmlands are engaged! in part at least, in supplying meat. POPPY SEED |Johnson shouldn’t write. Among’ {them was the trade of destroy-/ jers. wife has a gleam in her eye and {goes around mumbling about so- and-so goin’ to build or somebody or other just moved into their thouse last week. It’s gettin’ so iI can’t into the house {without stumblin’ over such |magazines as “House Beautiful” jor “Home and Garden”. Strangers |'phone me to ask when I expect las start my new home. The mail man brings me letters from man- ufacturers of Solar Heaters and Venetian Blinds. | You know a couple of years jago I accumulated two dollars and made a first payment on a house which 1 thought was goin’ ito serve mevrfor the rest of my flife. The family was nuts. about fit and everything was swell. But fnow it seems the darn thing is }too small and it ain’t got enough ;closets and the fireplace ain't big jenough and it ought to have a jporch and the lot’s too small and if I haven't got anything to do wouldn’t I like to drive over and see the new house Whoosits are buildin’, it’s got the darlingest kitchen, all tile with built-in fix- ture and Mr. Whoosit has a priv- ate “den” all paneled in Cypress end I could have one just like it, if we ever build, etc., and be- sides it wouldn’t be hard to sell our house. z | And I think of all the poor jfolks over in Europe who built jthemselves nice homes and are jNow spendin’ half their time in |bomb shelters, and, well I just aa know. come | Seeds of the poppy are widely jused in this country for impart- ling a delicate flavor to bread and buns. The poppy seed is so! small that about 900,000 are re- quired to produce a pound. | CHEESE | In southern Europe cheeses are put outdoors to harden and cure.! The cheeses are placed in iron ges to protect them against} birds, thieves and other hazards. CORN SYRUP The same process that the hu- man system uses to convert starchy foods into blood sugar is used to produce corn syrup from cornstarch. In the case of syrup the proc is interrupted to give a crystal clear, viscous substance. The syrup is so easily digested that it is fed to infants and in- valids whose systems might. be upset by other carbohydrate foods. TO KEEP CANNED FOODS It is a wise idea to keep all canned goods in cool, dry places. A can that shows a bulge or leak should never under any circum- stances be used. Dents in cans are harml DOUBLE HELPS WACO, Tex.—Being twins has its advantages, it seems. The oth- ‘ ! ee of the meat produced in the| [7 WHE not be tong now detore | the summer's abundant crop of fruits and vegetables is over so the smart housewife will make menu hay while the sun of garden produce | shines. Attractively priced Items to be found in the stores of the largest food chain imclude pears, Tokay grapes, apples, oranges, both green | and wax beans, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, both sweet and white pota- | toes, spinach and cranberries. The best of the peach crop is about gone, | | the fresh prune season is over and there are only a few berries left. The whole poultry list is excep tionally attractive. Long Island duck- ling is the lowest item in this sec tion but roasting chickens, fryers and broilers will all be featured over the week-end. steak will be the best buy among beef cuts and smoked | bam fs quite low. From Miss Cora Anthony, who 4i- rects the A & P kitchens, come the following suggestions for Sunday dinner menpe: Ham Loat Fresh Spinach Baked Macaroni Mixed Green Salad Corn Muffins Apple Brown Betty Tea or Coffee “ - Consomme Smothered Chicken Candied Sweet Potatoes Buttered Wax Beans Hot Biscuit Orange and Tokay Grape Cug “Tea or Coffee Very Special Dinner Shrimp Cocktail Broiled Tenderloin Steak Scalloped Potatoes Green Beans Bran Muffins Lettuce and Tomato Salad Pear and Cranberry Cobbler Tea or Coffee TRAIN CAUSES HEADACHE MONTGOMERY, Ala.—Seeing er day, Lois Bailey wasn’t feeling 2 man’s head on the rail in front so well and not up to the ordeal of his freight train, Engineer H. of registration day at Baylor Uni-|D. House brought the train to a versity. So, Louise, her twin sis- stop as quickly as he could but ter, came to her rescue and went not soon enough to avoid running: through the lines twice—once for;over the man. 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Deliciously fresh and sweet today—and Keeps this wholesome freshness! That's cLoves- BLOOM Butter! Every golden pound must pass our tigid KSEPING-QUALITY test. Rich in healet = ‘camice char build sturdy, healthy bodies. ( ARMOUR’S STAR MEATS