The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY “KISS BRANCH HARDER TO GET THAN WHAY YOU DO UNDER IT (Associated Press Feature Service) POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Dec. 19. Yacht Club To le e Elect ip There was hardly a serious observer about $800,000,000 a year) ‘LATEST DIRT ON STRAWBERRIES (Ry Associated Preva) =, La., Dec. 19.— MICKEY MOUSE By Walt Disney Holiday Dance Tomorrow Night U. S. WEATHER _ BUREAU REPORT Ovservation taken at 7:30 a. 75th Mer. Tim> (city office) Temperatures 24 hours m ———_—. {| DON'T WANT iT THERES NO CHRIST- SEALON (TL 1Ge on strew- from Louisiana Zope” experiment statior d that 2 little soil le : Precipitation 24 hours ending Club will b the annual meetin 3s g tonight, 8:00 o'clock, at the house on Garrison Bight. abers of this organization - urged to attend this meeting. CLYDE-MALLORY (Continued from Page One) ‘Rainfall, ist W. F. Wilson, Jr., in this Horticu reported that plants set me! Deficiency since Dec. inches _— Total rainfall since Jan inches Deficiency inches 2.12 Wind Direction and Velocity E—14 miles per hour Relative Humidity 100“ Barometer at 7:30 a. m.. Sea level, 30.12 (1020.0 produce 299 crates of reporte like it h scarecrow. I my bruised underb acre hereas plants ! FINISH REHEARSALS CLASSIFIED OF RHYTHM REVUE COLUMN lean of s since Jan RumrorD Rippies o wh, a . today " as further < need that now completed nillibars deposit The seed Boston ne suspension Charle ston-Jack ivertisers treet telephon: well as their number if they desire address as for Miami, should give their “! Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 7:07 a Sunset Moonrise Moonset Tomorrow’s Tides which i tomorrow night be- the hm Revue pictures at the courtesy of e important the nutr. When the welfare, —— aspects of grar ies any connection ied invariably regular with ieieen accounts may have itheir advertisements charged. adver- in ad- pa, Houst and 1e latter two ports sprout “Most of trees Hendrickson. a man’s siz occupation. “A ma tops in y g down of the Clyde Line s the addition of vaterfront workers to of the unemployed. a boy has to climb Competition offered by other the tree, far out upon the slender forms of transpertation, sky- branches t sometimes bend | rocketing labor costs, and the re- double, to cut the mistletoe clus ‘cently announced proposal to ters. He t to do this ¢: ully, oust wharfage charges at Bos-} as the cl gile and are |ton’s great C th is Pier worthless if fie ttered by 100 per cent on the part of the} “Then the climber lets down eta Bia Sochuusetts State Peard ob Rab. | CHECK BOOK and Social Secur the clusters on the end of a rope + lic Works, have combined to deal a . to crew members on the ground. ' Maritime transportation in this Cord te nario ot Clerics F ler, Jr. Owner may rec 5 y belts are disdained by és port one of the stiffest punches in es byes a eat the mistletoe hunters. Most of all its history SE eaent ABC EC them depend upon their agility Since at least some 2 > , Th e zen. decl9 and their z limb to re- operation of coastwise tain theit good healt lines as well as all business is vital Most of the Missouri mistletoc : river bank 3 Closing “Harvesting it is job and a dangerous | : will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (1c) a word |for each insertion, but the mini- {mum for the first insertion in jevery instance is twenty-five cents (25c). ranks or uster: FOUND profit from | steamship | WANTED advertisers , Advertisements under this head . Be od, vocalist, as- lie Stepson and will be featured in sical numbers »ming from the La Conga wili be the well known Frank and Teddy Sabin, who will be pre: sented in their original style of entertainment The Somoa Club “Lillian, aS as its rep- | resentatives assisted by a trio. Iso to be the stage be the dance team of Gerald Louise. Phyllis Espanol will be a n the popular tune to the existence of that business, crew members are young boys or Boston shipping men eypress the ; {WANT past mid-age ho look upon opinion that Federal assistance | "Appi the mistletoe harvest will likely become necessary sides al chore. coastwis ipping through United The boys find it a States ports is to survive in the | WANTE! raising extra face of overburdening costs of The older men maintenance, and that the only} cy of it, shipping the clusters in bar- solution appears to lie in a rate} yr rels to metropolitan centers, adjustment that would allow the | _ where it usually brings a good companies a fair living price. Clyde Mallory line officials say | “And take ,it you" ir company not be overcharged pay fo says He Iricksor re =D—Good Chef. Good pay. Box C, Citizen Office dec18-tf men as a season- means stmas Angela Alvarez. ehestir te from wt me, THE LOWDOWN FROM HICKORY GROVE at present the sla Old Nero MY jown of t “RING YOUR VISITING f: need of a go THE OVERS Ke Bu out es di there, rm piers 2 orth here sere - LOCAL AGENT SAYS “Private ' SERVICE HERE NOT AFFECTED Property, Ne Tres- THE ARTMAN apartm ent. Hot iren Street, Service League Elects Officers XMAS PARTY (Conti nued gure Ae One) PAINTS WRONG HOUSE SYRUP i > { TOLEDO. Ore.- ahipvabis = : If it for American Breakfasts pour 2 cups BOILING WATER over 4 cups SUGAR add 1 teaspoon _MAPLEINE .-stir..and you have 2 pints delicious syrup. 2-ounce bottle of Mapleine flavors 24 pints. MAPLEINE NOT SO FALSE ANDERSON, an alarm UGWD. TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS IMITATION MAPLE FLAVOR ee a eas ¥ over the <E erate precipitation has ! Florida. MONROE THEATER Friday, December 20, 1940 THE MARTI CLUB presents Gerald Pinder's 7TH RHYTHM REYUE Also a Mu: 1 Picture “IT HAPPENED ON ICE” Children, 15c: Adults, 25c, plus 3c tax. 28¢ For Real Economy For Real Service For Real Protection DELIVERED for connection: onal politics, w thick of it time and again t the President rofl up his mz (Naval Base) AM. 12:52 7:43 " FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Friday) Key West and Vicinity: Con- siderable cloudiness with occa- onal showers tonight and Fri- day; mild temperature; to frseh east to southeast winds. Florida? Rain in north and oc- casional showers in south portion tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature. | tior CONDITIONS Pressure is relatively low this z morning over the upper Missis- sippi and Missouri valleys, « PM 2:08 7:46 High Low ~ again were wor -resident Roosevelt could be grooming Mec- Nutt for the Presidential race of 1944. Such < nm at this ng what the weather will tion day that year. It's ough now to consider the pres- the light of that Chicago let the future take moderate TEX RITTEE ARIZONA FRONT 1ER McNutt, who was openly in the COMEDY AND SERIAL for the Presidential nomina- NOTICE! On and after January 1. 1941. the scale of wages for Union Paimters will be $1.00 per hour. Outstanding Contract Exempt LOCAL NUMBER 1315. PAINT- ERS’ UNION. Charles Emick President. Visitors to Key West will be mierm~icd le hRes BETTY RAYMOND serwes 2 Gece: bere COomed Gimme tor Six anc a y one else ut of “the picture nced for the th: term it was known that the s i run ag Pacific coast, and in the lowe to the con’ Rio Grande Valley; while mod- erate high pressure areas, crested Middle and North lantic States and Plateau re overspread most of the rem; er of the country. Light to mod- occurred during the last 24 hours in the Mississippi Valley, far northwest. uthern California, on the mid- dle and west Gulf coast, ar in portions of eastern and southern Tempe: ratur are what below normal in porti Atlantic States; while here readings are near or above seasonal average. record a long ries in his r “TSIGANE” Gypsy Gift Shep GIFTS FROM EVERYWHERE Jefferson yd Bids. —without “dosing”. Use swift-acting VICKS VAPORUB When In Need Of A TAXI | Call 9125 AND TRADING Everready Taxi Co. oe a A fascinating little snop wich 2 wade vex | PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE AT THE BROADWAY MEAT DEPARTMENT VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT OLEO. lle 2lc 37¢c 30¢ 25¢ may prevent the | for consic jerable Was Old at 5a | NOW PEPPY, FEELS NEW, YOUNGER “I'm only 52 but felt OLD: so weak. Ostrex t : Son risk a peas. 3 OSTREX—for thot otter 40 letdows For sale at Gardner's Pt and all other good dr drug FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS ROLLER SKATE Southard and Duval Streets SESSIONS: 2 P. M. till 4 P. M. 7:30 P. 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