The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 5, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY :-: Over 100 Friends Of Claudina Medina Honored Her At 14th Birthday Fete) }sada, Elsa Solano, Omar Calleja, | Mr. and Mrs. Joe Medina en- tertained over one hundred friends of their daughter, Clau- dina Medina, in honor of her fourteenth birthday observance at a party last Sunday afternoon and evening given in their Simonton street home. Guests included: Zanaida Yado, Coto Garcia, Christina Diaz, Gil Garcia, Viola ; Toney Calleja, Esmeralda Calleja, | Cosete Calleja, |Carida Santana, Argelio Gomez, | Oscar Molina, Jr. Dolores | Cuervo, Anne Rodriguez, Dunty | Rios, Blanche Brantley, Hector | Medina, Alicia Medina, Claudina | Medina. | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ramirez, | Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Laurie, Mr. | Eva Fernandez, | Garcia, Orlando Rodriguez, Lilia |and-Mrs. Norherto Diaz, Mr. and Rodriguez, Alfa Rodriguez, Benj} Mrs. E. Veliz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez,|Frabraga, Mr. and Mrs. Evelio Julio Machin, Herto Machin,| Ramirez, Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Candita Valdez, Robert Valdez,|Calleja, Mr. and Mrs. Acadio Delio Alfonso, Gerardo Diaz,|Fenuguez, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ralph Alfonso, Juan Watson, | Garcia, Mr. and Mys. Carlos Rios, Mac Lopez, Alexandrina Valdez, | Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Oropeza, Mr. William Fernandez, Orlando |and Mrs. Ralph Gonzalez, Mr. Bravo, Orando Bravo Jr., Olga);and Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Juana Bravo, Blanche Bravo, Elena, Perez, Eufemio Fraga, Adolfo Cordero, Geraldine Labrada. |Boza, Ralph Diaz, Mrs. Lily Jose Louis Alpza, Oscar Fer- | Lowe, Sergio Lopez. nandez, Johnny Avila, Alfa Ca- brera, Barbara L. Ramirez, Olga Lopez, Eleanor Salinero, Celida Diaz, Ovidia Gato, Gertrude Gon- zalez, Alica Salinero, Mary Louise Ramirez, Elena Sardinero, Javiar Oropeza, Tony Lito, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bravo, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Ogden, Mrs. Thomas Machin, Mrs. Helda Val- dez, Mrs. Eloisa Cabrera, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Garcia, Ernest Og- den, Mrs. Coralia Molina, Mr. and Mrs. Andres Diaz, Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Perez, Nelio Diaz, Rosa|Ralph Reece, Mrs. Lala Lumley, KANTOR’S SALE OPENED TODAY POPULAR MEN'S STORE HOLDING REMOVAL SALES EVENT Busiest place in Key West to- day is J. G. Kantor’s, Inc., where the Big Removal Sale on men’s 'wear began this morning at 8:30 o'clock. Crowd of bargain seekers awaited the opening of the doors this morning and have kept the store’s sales force busy the en- tire day. Kantor’s Store will move in the near future to 517 Duval street in the Renedo Building. Being handicapped by a tremend- ous stock of merchandise in the present location and a large lot of goods on the way for the new store, the management has de- cided to sacrifice the entire stock now on hand at prices below cost. This was demonstrated by the large list of items shown in yesterday’s full-page advertise- ment in The Citizen. Kantor’s stock of clean and up- to-date merchandise includes practically all of the nationally such as Fortune and Jarman} advertised lines of men’s clothing, ; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Liberty Ball To Honor Military Units “Liberty Ball”, a dance in| honor of the Officers of the local } | Army and Navy forces is now be- jing planned for November 6, at |the La Concha Hotel. Affair is being sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of Am- | erica, headed by Mrs. Jack Baker. | This group plans to do this affair up in big style and have many surprises in store for all who at- tend. Everyone attending Te- quested to dress in the colors red or blue in honor of the o¢- casion. Reservations can be made by calling phone 318. is All-Star Program At Cave-Inn Cave Inn Bar, Duval and Pe- tronia streets, is featuring an | All-Star program tonight head- |lined by “The Midgets”, smallest! Rhumba Dancing team in the world. “China” will be on hand to Please the patrons with a Hula Dance. Music for dancing by the Hawaiian Trio. { [a SR TRANSPORTATION NO ONE KNOWS WHAT ARMY IS UP TO NOW (Continued from Page One) mentally and morally fit for service (which they couldn’t Pos- sibly be, of course) New York} City could fill the first quota for the entire state in a little more than eight weeks. The trouble about voluntary enlistment, according to Lieut. Col. Victor J. O’Kelliher, some- times referred to around here as| “daddy of the draft”, is that it} moves in irregular tides. | Today it may take a battalion} of police to handle the applicants. | Tomorrow, the , most _persua-} sive recruiting officer won't get a recruit.’ .! Trouble In World War About one-third of the more han 4,000,000 men jin all military fotces during the World war en- listed before enlistments were cut off in the closing months of the war. But the trouble was that they came in waves and so upset the selective service mechanism that, before 1918 was well along, army officials had no way of estimat- ing what they would get on a draft call. This situation, however, did: not arise until Class 1 was near-} ing exhaustion and _ probably; could not arise under the Burke- |} Wadsworth bill, unless some need | arose for greatly increasing the} hye REALTY TRANSFERS Mark D. Harvey transferred three lots in Key West this week to Constance Irene Adams, ae-| cording to a warrantee deed filed | at the county courthouse. The} lots cover a space approximately 150 by 100 feet on Harris avenue near Seventh avenue. Sale price was indicated at $100. j U. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT “iCLOL. PORECAST | i STh }, 7:30 p. m., Sunday) Key’ West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled | tonight and Sunday, possibly aj few light scattered showers; moderate to occasionally fresh northeast and east winds. jical effect of letting the boys en- list under requirements and for a term of service that are no more stringent than if they waited for their selective service call. ARONOVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE Continues To Offer the SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. WHY DRIVE? y vs FASTEST HORTE FROM MIAMI Take the Florida Motor Lines to Miami, thence daily—none Convenient loc Flor and connecting service THREE FACES WEST Ceecececccccessesesesees TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS armedsforces beyond a million. In the meantime, say the side-; fi \line experts, the Army is going’ Ss. S. any arrived from “4 Tampa ffing at 6:30 to have a th the psycholog: ‘ : ——— o'clock with one, first-class and} two first-class and.one second- one second-class passengers oN class passengers and 32 tons of | board and 95 tons of freight, for) freight. Two first-class and one Key West. Embarking here for | second:class passengers embarked | Havana were 29 first-class and/ here for Tampa. The vessel sail-} one second-class passengers, and | eq at 4:45 o'clock. two autos were taken aboard for} MONROE THEATER }Cuba. Through passengers from Alice Faye—Don Ameche |Tampa to Havana totalled four trip |} enry Fonda—Edward Arnold Ss. S. CUBA Steamship Cuba of the P. & O. Alfonso, Blanche Torres, Vilma| Mr. and Mrs. Helio Lopez, Mr. Thrift, Dolores Solano, Gloria}and Mrs. S. M. Fernandez, Mr. Watson, Nildo Garcia, Angelina! Miguel, Jose Medina, Mr. and Diaz, Gene Nevio, Celina Machin, | Mrs. Ignacio Medina, Mr. | and Amado Machin Mrs. Joe Medina. Amalia Lopez, Edna Machin,| Miss Hilda Yado, Miss Felicia Enrique Rodriguez, Miguel Que-j Yado, Miss Dora Medina. Shoes, Curlee and Griffon Cloth-} ing, Manhattan and Van Hueson Shirts and Sportswear, Mallory and Chesterfield Hats, Hickok Belts and scores of others. Strange to say this is the first sale which Kantor has ever held in the present location although the store has been located here for a number of years. For this reason he plans to make it a real | value-giving event. : Key West Public _ Outstanding AT LOWEST pe PRICES piers LARS 3 | SEE: Complete New Assortment of READY-TO-WEAR for {fl Ladies and Children includes: if COATS DRESSES \JHATS SUITS SHOES eggs FALL COATS, in Box Styles, DRESSY COATS, SPORT COATS. LIGHT WEIGHT COATS and FUR JACKETS ER 320% 839e™ Direct connection at Jachseersiie with evening trains te ports throng out Southeast and Mid West. THE CHAMPION (Cin connection with Atiantic Cons Lime Ly. Miomi 10-00 Aw Ar. Jacksonville . 45mm Ar. Washington ........ spam Ar. New York _. sb AM LOW FARES: $5.50 MiamiJackeon ville: $17.98 to Washington: $22.48 to New Vek. Sienilar Saree exery- where. For reservations. information. ca! CLEM C. PRICE | Navy Wives Prepare For Dance Marti Lodges Gave Supper : The Order Caballeros de Marti} The regular meeting of the first-class. and sister order, Sacerdotisas del; Navy Wives Club was held ves-| CLASSIFIED COLUMN) Arriving on the Hogar, gave a supper Thursday jterday afternoon at the Naval! yesterday afternoon at 3:30) ae night at their hall on Elizabeth! Station movie hall with Presi- pecioes he cube brought | 28\} LILLIAN RUSSELL street. A delicious Spanish menu|dent Ellen B. Price in the chair. | eg tee ean ee enna Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- 505 Duval Street was served and enjoyed by mem-| Details for the proposed navy|5=5 anp PINK RADIANCES.|nO autos. ‘Traffic from the|} Chestra 15-20; Night—15-25¢ from $4.95 up TELEPHONE 124 ber and friends in attendance. _|dance were discussed and agreed|" Freeman's, 1121 Catherine St, | Cuban capital to Tampa included | eada iis aes | Among those present w jupon by the members present. | sept21-sat-tues | ———------ ~— —— Large selection Velvet. Crepe. - Mesdames Virginia Castro,!Mrs. Renee Reynolds was ap- | and Woolen DRESSES FLO R | DA Rosa P. Rolo, Celina Milian, Con-| pointed chairman of the cemaaie, zi The Store of Fashion EAST COAST cha Fiallo, Haydee Martinez, Ma- | tee with Mesdames Clare Saylor ria Gutsens, Angelma Calzadella,|and Gladys Arnold as co-work-/ ee ES SPECIALS ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Kalwag Children’s, Corduroy Striped and Plain Dulce M. Perez, Armanda Agui-jers. Mrs. Eva Warner was named Velvet Skirts Silk Jersey OLTSBERG'S lar, Patria Calleja, Concha Vas-!as chairman of the recreation Also Wools, sizes 8 to 14 New, Individually quez, Josefina Vinson, Ofelia;committee and she will choose $1.00 axv $1.95 Selected Johnson, Eva Fernandez, Amada|the members at a later date. | Granda, Kathalene Lucas, Clara| Mrs. Eva Warner outlined the| Also—BLOUSES $1.00 FALL APPAREL Arriving Daily return ROSES PICTURE FRAMING SPORT and AFTERNOON | DRESSES Complete assortment JUNIOR MISSES’ DRESSES Sizes 9-15 from $1.98 up a Before Outfitting YOUR CHILDREN Be sure to see our selection of Nationally known brands. VELVET DRESSES. WOOLEN 3-PIECE SUITS. ONE-PIECE WOOL DRESSES. LITTLE BOYS’ JERSEY AND WOOL SUITS, ALWAYS LEADING IN CHILDREN’S WEAR ees MEN The new MONROE SUITS are here! Stop in and see them. ae es SHOES for Men, Women and Children Styles and Colors That Are Sure To Please. SESE Ba Ss MERCHANDISE Arriving To Fast For Us To Check It. | PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Sign painting. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. sept9-1mo | FOR SALE i FOR SALE—G.E. Electric Refrig- | erator, all procelain; apartment Machin, Mercedes Ramirez, J.} work which she proposed to do} size, very reasonable, perfect Cobo, Cathlina Lucignani, Jose-|as head of the Defense Recreation fine Johnson, Nena Vargas, Ma-}Project. Most of this work will rina Alfaro, Wm. O. Sands, Frank; be sponsored by the Navy Wives ©. Weech and D. H. Gooder;}Club. i Misses Betty Jane Lucas, Sylvia} The club herein extends a Roberts, Isolina Medina and! cordial invitation for all service | Marta Machin. wives in town, regardless of Messrs. J. F. Fleitas, Feliciano| which branch of the service their | Castro, Jose Fernandez, Jose C.|husbands belong, to attend the| Fernandez, Mario P. Rolo, Al-|next meeting Friday, October fredo Lucignani, Juan Calleja,!!1, at 1:30 p. m., at the movie hall Pablo Calleja, Ross C. Sawyer,| iM the local Naval Station. Oscar P. Milian, Rev. G. Perez,| Se E. Aguilar, Pedro Aguilar, Er-) Harris Room Mothers nesto Salazar, Walter Johnson, Mario Castro, Carl Sawyer, Plan Hallowe’en Party George Machin, Juan Cabo, Julio as | Santa-Cruez, Jose C. Perez, Julio| Harris School Room Mothers, | Perez, S. D. Johnson, Luis Al-| members of the P.T. A., met at} faro, Rene Machin Santiago V.|the home of Mrs. Carl Bervaldi| Rodriguez and I. Medina yesterday with Mrs. Ramon Rod | riguez assisting the hostess. | Plans. were discussed for . elaborate Hallowe’en Party to} Naptials Tharsday be given 6n Harris Eoneail oe |grounds, Friday, October 11. Rev. Arthur B. Dimmick, of|Games and ponies will be pro- St. Paul's church, officiated at|vided ss well as the usual grab the marriage of Catherine Ther-|bags, a grand parade for cos- esa Mimmack, 22, and John|tumed entries and all usual Hal- Booth Wayne, 24, both of thisjlowe’en stunts and festivities city, on Thursday of this week. will be headlined. NOW... is the time | condition. J. G. Kantor—phone 897 or 704-W. oct1-tf | SPECIAL SELLING OF NEW Silk DRESSES an excellent selection at $1.95 See our beautiful White Flannel COATS Supremely, Fashionable and selling from $3.95 ve: Included in our new FALL-WEAR DEPARTMENT... 2-Piece and 3-Piece Suits All-Wool Flannel eae $1.00 plaids, yd. SIGNS—*For Rent”, “Rooms For | Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, | “Private Property, No Tres-| passing”. THE ARTMAN PRESS. nov25-tf 56-inch All-Wool French Flannel Solid colors, shell pink, baby blue, white and po 4 $1.95 ° yard ALL WOOL 100 PER CENT Blankets and Silk Comforts RIGHT PRICES Silks and Spun Rayons priced from Bruel for 4 ave aia Gli, .- oe : APPELROUTH’S SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. The Artman Press. nov19-tf MAGIC CHEF RANGE, four burners, oven and drawer boil- er. Also, utensil space in-j| sulated thermostat. Lamp and clock. 807 Division street. FURNITURE — Electric Refrigerator, Bedroom Suites, etc. Apply 1114 White street. oct5-3tx it HOUSEHOLD pees Don't Fail To See the HEIGHT - OF - SEASON FASHIONS Displayed In Our Windows - ee Mimmack-Wayne ‘n|MATTRESS, SPRINGS, No. 2 Pitcher Pump, Comb. Dressser |! and Wash Stand, 9x12’ Straw aoe 1005 Fleming street. oct3-3t | CONNS TRUMPET, almost new. | cost $135.65, will. sell cheap. 1005 Fleming, street. oct3-3t seas TEE EE 6-FT. ELECTRIC ICE BOX. For sale cheap for cash. $35. 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