The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 28, 1941, Page 6

THE KEY-WEST CITIZEN terranean Air Commandant and Mrs. John Heather of the Salvation Army, who were stationed in Key West seventeen years ago, are back in} the city again for a visit with old friends, who they are glad to see again.’ They are stopping with Mr. and Mrs, Lawton Watson at 915 Southard street, where they, will be glad to have their Friends | call, M. H. Altman, T. A. Mouche- rqud and Nathan Schwatz of the New York Times, and E. Bleyer, | New York broker, spent today in Key West. They called on L. P. Artman, publisher of The Citizen, during their stay in the Island City. Dr. J. B. Lawrence, Executive Secretary of Southern Baptist! Home Mission Board is visiting in Key West at the home of Rev. Ted Jones, pastor of the Baptist Church. Dr. Lawrence's home co are in Atlanta, F. did’ Mrs, Robert Shutt of pst, 'Md., left over the high- yesterddy for ‘their’ home, ‘finds Teapot Dome leases illegal Miss Goldsmith 4c ‘nding several’ weeks 1 ind is, L. C. Schuldt, who jean L, Sawyer, are leaving to- | have been visiting here for the | y.for'their home in Chicago. annual visitors to Key West for Beart: with Mr. and Mrs. fe pa 10 years. tone FOR GARDEN ‘IN THE TROPICS ‘MRS. M. H. GRISWOLD * your northern garden has bee put to bed for the winter, ie eyes gafely packed in their straw jackets .and the daffodils | ‘and tulips covered, don’t you long for 4 iden in the tropics where everythitig is fragrant? What {relaxation for | e whio likes to plant and tend, thee luck where they can | wt growth of plants. it ts pt Sitticult to bring your dfeams into reality. Many kinds | of. trafsportation can bring you quickly to the land of ‘pickanin- ni¢s arid papayas. ‘ou gan do what we have done wit ithe great variety of mate- rial brought from ‘all parts of | the ‘world, We've long sung the praises. of the common tropical shriibs arid “vines but are you fa- miliat’ with the more obscure 's items that thrive here? ht the heart of the prac- | @atdeher there are the pa- paya,-theplantain (here a fruit- eating tree), the gooseberry teat many herbs. Here be- 4 ‘frost line the landscape re can delight the senses with, he glowing color of the giant poinsettia, the royal poin- cfama, ahd the clinging rose of the air is perfumed with it. of the chalice vine, the blooming cereus, and it frangipanni. Here is “Yn which you can ap- ly go as exotic and in- ‘dividdl As You please. So bring your green thumb to this luxuriant tip of the United States Where there is a bit of Paradise. =a Mrs. Walter Johnson, 1128 Margaret street, received .a_mes- sage from Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris announcing the birth of an eight pound baby girl born on Feb. 26th, in Miami. Mother and baby were reported doing fine Rellef At Last For Your wur Cough ao the sent of the ogg i phlegm, and aid oniere and heal raw, tender, in- mucous mem- me Suseit & vail you you mi mane like the wrap it Taust like the way it quickly: lays the cough of you are mone’ y' intend to return next | pai g Mrs. Schuldt have been | lush green and) Today In History 1787—The University of Pitts- burgh chartered. 1822—New York’s The City |Bank Trust Company, the coun- try’s oldest trust compan, ered by State as the Farme jinggrange and. Loan Company. { ied | 182%The Baltimore and Qhio, country’s first railway company, ichartered. 1844—Gun expl war ship Princeton kills visiting sec- retary of the navy, and ex-secre- tary of state, and there with President Tyler. ion on others 900 4,000 Sacra- 1847—Col. with Missouri volunteers, Mexcian in the pass Doniphan, route of mento. 1917-—-German conspiracy to in- volve Japan and Mexico/ in wat with us revealed. 1918—Cost of war to United States for month of February re ported as a billion dollars, a third of which is loans to the Allies. ! Supreme 1927—U.S, Court jand fraudulent. IN MEMORIAM | In loving memory of our dar- i ling, Leonora Lewis who passed | away February 28, 1934: Seven years have passed darling, Since you left away, And, oh, how we Leonora, Miss you more and more each day. Each day has a new beginning. | Which brings sweet memories of you. Of the *atie things you used to do. We know you are safe in Jesus, Safe in his tender care, Some day we shall go to see you, In that beautiful home over | there. . ; MR. AND MRS. WILL LEWIS. feb28-1tx } | TRY IT TODAY— tee Favorite in Key West STAR % BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS my us and went miss you, Lopez Funeral ran ce Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 135 Nigh: 696 | “FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS ROLLER SKATE Southard Street—Ladies 25c SESSIONS: 2:30 P. M., till 4:5 P. M.—Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. 7:30 till 10:00 P. M.—-Fri. Sat. Holidays 8:00 till 10:30 P. M. If You Can Walk You Can Skate Shoe Skates For Sale—Terms PALACES ROY Pasa > BORDER. "LEGION also COMEDY AND SERIAL ER METERS LDS >: MONROE MEAT MARKET COFFEE, th 25e CREAM. 3 tall cans | TOMATO JUICE, 3 cans SUGAR, 5 Ibs POTATOES, 1( TOMATOES. 6 « PAUL LUMLEY $10 Fleming St. Phone 411 Gray’ Fishery, O mace Nightly At Tent, ‘IMMENSE LOSS 0 a ser TTALIAN AIRPLANES | FULLY’ EXPLAINED SHOWS CHIEF REASON FOR - ane SUCCESS OF GREAT BRIT- vers AIN’'S EGYPTIAN - LIBYAN CAMPAIGN quarters at Cairo. No respecter of tradition, Com- modore Collishaw added his ideas General H with air to Teadqui com- mands, Traltan: the result t an supe estimated re- riority f NE cd. “Collie”, ,as his fliers call him, w weapon in his n the ound, (Ry Axsociated Press) almost WITH THE PRITISH FORCES exc IN LIBYA, Feb. 28.—Destruction of nearly 500 Italian airplanes en the the chief reasons for the sui of Great Britain’s Egyptian-Liby- | C tro! ground stands out as one of type desi 1 campaign. loa IRA F. STANPHILL I ual MUSICAL, SELECTIONS von toe un the accordian by Ira F. Stanp- hill, above, with accompani- ment by Mrs. ‘Stanphill, is drawing large crowds nightly at the Richey Revival, located in the tent on Stowers Park, Duval and Division streets. Tonight there will be a dou- ble feature at the service, preaching by both Mr. and Mrs. Richey with prayers for the sick at the conclusion of the meeting. count at of | Plcded or airporis— one leading shrapnel 100 wrecked there were at each of to the z Benina—there were planes. At El Adem, at Berka, 40, and » others, 22. The numb: d to as few as seven destroyed at the se ase of Bomba. The exponent of this “bomb ‘em the ggund” method of aerial warfare is Air Com modors Ray- mond Collishaw of ® Vancouver, British Columbia, who com: nands the Royal Air Force in the desert. An ace in the World War, Com- modore Collishaw was given the task of directing the desert air are under direction of Air al Sir Arthur Longmore, Commander of the British Medi- Goldsmith of Mem is the house guc | COLUMBIA RESTAURANT and American and Spanish Cooking Sam Goldsmith of 117 Duval Street CHARCOAL STEAKS and FAMOUS FISH DINNERS prepared by well-known former chef of El Chico, Miami Beach CONRAD International Cuisine Chef 7-course DeLuxe Dinner zi ne : B. M. Plate Lunch _. COCKTAIL LOUNGE and BAR’ Try the Columbia and you will tell your friends about the food ared the way you like it at a little under others. 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