The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1941, Page 4

—— 4 & § Pe B. Peacock was an ar- Nin the city yesterday from for a short business visit. cock left this afternoon on turn trip home. Guerro, who is employed at) iferson, Dry Tortugas, with Be inited States government had Spending several days Visit- |) Key West with relatives @ friends, left last evening over | lighway for his home in Mie | William Pinder, employed at gas with the government} operating at Fort Jefferson, | ived in Key West yesterday for | tral days’ visit with relatives | ds, ple To Wed eve Tonight ‘ONE PER THOUSAND. Donald H. Steen, 2i-year-old | st guardsman from Washing- ton, D.C., and Miss Anita ‘Stewart | Be 3 will be. sharried:tonight at | i Ernest R. Pierce, 1424 Petronia | Street, announces the engagement | @nd forthcoming marriage of his! daughter, Miss Della May Louise, | to G. N) Gosorn, Jr., son of Mr. | and Mr. GN. Gos of 8) SOLDIER IS SLAIN Marriage will take place the tat-| ter part of this month. RUSSIAN-BRITISH RAID ON GERMANY | {Continued from Page One) before which the war must be; i ‘won. jafter several rifle » shots According to information reach- | over their heads failed to ing here, Russian resistance has |store order. been far stronger than was be- lieved possible, foreing the Nazis lan, 19, of Nicknell, to undertake a longer campaign. (By iannettaned Press) Ind., tured Moscow, Kiey and Lenin-|at Nicknell. grad by the new deadline, com-! Army as a striking force. 18 THIS LEGAL, JUDGE? “CHICAGO. — Summoned for | the guards’ rifles speeding in. this city, Morrison drove to his home the post hospital. appear. Sudden illness. Guilty”. | tary court, the colonel said. Automobiles are being operat- with alcohol distilled in a bakery | makeshift ladder, climbed during the production of hard bread. guardhouse and —— $12.95 DELIVERS $5.00 a Month Pays for It! Tops In Prefe: With 6.26, Ft ee S. “These Features! ecutifull Tops In Performance! cebinet. reel steel *Ah lor, Just look at the mechanism and you'll bis Poona eit tt shelf ore, see why recent surveys indicate more ice capacity, People prefer General Electric than @ storage ny other refrigerator, Is record for Re renege Interior light, ndoble peisrmance remcins Tht ue SE sealed-in-stoey ‘COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! GENERAL @ ELECTRIC The Key West Electric Co. DURING JAIL RIOT. FORT KNOX, Ky., Aug. 9.—A | soldier was wounded fatally in| for {a guardhouse riot here in which | sa | guards were forced to + turn aj fire hose on 350 milling prisoners fired re- Colonel Briscoe said McClel- | pleting the elimination of the Redjlan, struck in the left shoulder | {by a riochéting bullet fired by} jone of the four guards, died in| Ballistio tests will be made on to determine ‘Robert | which fired the fatal shot and the in}man responsible will be tried on | Towa and telegraphed: “Can’t}a manslaughter charge by a mili- | Colonel Briscoe said the trou- ble started when guards opened | ed experimentally in Stockholm fire at a prisoner, who, using a} over } two wire fences surrounding the} BAck OF ICE CREAM IS THE STORY OF REFRIGERATION, || "Ry WHICH THE U.S. LEADS THE WORLD —MORE THAN || 79% OF OUR. FAMILIES EQUIPPED. OF MECHANICAL 'REFRIGERATORS ALONE, ONE WERE FOR EVERY 7 \pERSONS. IN CENTRAL EUROPE IT'S ABOUT. | RAILROAD CARS, TRUCKS, AND COMMERCIAL VENDING UNITS. FAST-GROWING , TOO, IS THE NUMBER OF 5 REFRIGERATING LOCKERS, "FOOD BANKS” FOR FARMERS’ OWN VEGETABLES AND MEATS. { | | i you any references? |here’s the letter: may concern: John Jones worked | measured, the smallest is several times larger than the sun. I 1 Death of Pvt. Carl B, McClel- | was | disclosed by Col. N. Butler Bris- | Nazi generals; it was said, have coe, post commander, as funeral | told Hitler they will have cab: pervices for the youth were held) gia Ske. S-B BEER ON KEY WEST MARKET AGAIN S-B Beer, one of the first brews on the Key West Market at the re- peal of prohibition, is again being 4 jdistributed in this city, Again it lis being introduced by Joe Wynn, widely known here. in sales in the state : jay”, states Mr. Wynn, “andwi' im a short re. .S-B..in..Key..West..than. all other brands on the market.” Mr. Wynn backs up this state- ment by thée’réecord which S-B has given satisfaction to beer! drinkers everywhere. | Gulf Transportation Company | service fom Tampa to Key West) has made it possible for Key| Westers to enjoy S-B Beer and; Silver Bar Ale. There will be two} shipments weekly. { Mr. Wynn has always wanted! {to make Key West his permanent ! home and states that he plans | | building in the near future. | A banner bearing a huge “V” and caricature of a certain Aus- | |trian house-painter appeared jmysteriously the other day on ythe aluminum bin at Winter} | Haven. Investigation revealed | it was the work of an artist, Har- | ry Bierce, responsible’ for much of the art work at..the Florida State Fair and Florida Orange | Festival. BASEBALL RETURNS Hot Off the Wire! Easy To Please i Would-be Employer — Have; Would-be Employe — Sure, | “To whom it} HORSESHOE CAFE | aha sides Returns Direct From the Ball Park r us for one week, and we're | tisfied”. | Of all the stars that have been Pa—Johnny, what is this 60 on your report card? Johnny—I. . I. . .th. . .think| that’s the temperature of. the | schoolroom. The 1942 Florida Orange Fes- | tival will open January 12 and THE KEY WEST CITIZEN iz Low At That | water? Low Pa—Well, son, how are your marks? Son—They’re under water. Pa—What do you mean under |hauled away piece by piece. Son—Below “C” level. PRINTED TRIPLE SHEER DRESSES in Printed $1.00 SHORT SLEEPING PAJAMAS Batiste A Chicago inventor has 4 continue through January 24, it|duced skates with roller “S-B is leading all other brands! wis ‘blades on the other. COOL BATISTE NIGHT GOWNS AND MADIERAS Another Shipment of GAGE HATS .... (Arrived This Week) Arrival of New CHENILLE BED SPREADS .... $1.00 and $1.95 $2.95 to $5.00 The last shipment that would be purchased at this price. VISIT OUR SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT Complete In Every Way DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR YARD GOODS DEPT. Complete with all the leading styles and colors of Material APPELROUTH’S $1.95 TELEGRAM MIAMI, FLA., Aug. 8, 1941. MR. A. V. HUOT C\O TWINS USED CAR LOT KEY WEST, FLA. RUN BIG AD IN THE CITIZEN SATURDAY. I WILL BE IN KEY WEST SUNDAY WITH 20 OF OUR BEST CARS AND WILL SELL THEM AT “UNHEARD - OF” PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR 1942 MODELS COMING OUT THAIS MONTH. IN JONES. "FLORENCE PLYMOUTH Just a little more than a year old. Absolute- For- ly will not give parents any trouble. mer name of parents gladly given. RUTH FORD Ruth was born in 1938. She has a nice new dress and a brand new motor. New up- holstery and a honey! MARY: PONTIAC This Pontiac is a 1939 5-passenger Coupe. New tires and a surprisingly low price—an excellent buy! _Mention Here! WE ALSO HAVE A FEW OLD MAIDS THAT YOU COULD-NEVER GUESS THEIR AGES IF YOU DIDN’T KNOW THEM. BUT THEY ARE WILLING. TO DO THEIR BEST FOR YOU. FERN DeSOTO 1938 Model—a blue blood Aristocrat, a four door, trunk sedan, low mileage, new tires and in excellent condition. ‘Guaran- teed to make her new owner happy. DOROTHY DODGE 1937 Model—new dress, shines in every corner. A successful operation by a com- petent surgeon has restored her to her original vitality. A four door touring trunk sedan just like new. .. - and 30 More of The Sweetest Running Babies---Too Numerous To STEAL BRIDGE BEND, Ore.—A 40-foot bridge ep this tity was reported stolen, | TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN j | I will not*be responsible for: pro- | any debts contracted in my name skate | unless authorized by me: announced this week by| wheels on one side and ice skate | jane: -2tx President John, A. Snively, Jr. vj time we yexpect! [toy ibe sega TIT REAES Chireecitihitr e THE STORE of FASHION | Monday Specials MERLE OBERON in That Uncertain Feeling OMEDY AND NEWS H. N. TEDDER. ec nwnention aercqatelltn | SATURDAY, AUGUST.9, 1941 Ciharies Aronovitz DEPARTMENT STORE MONDAY SPECIALS Closing Out Entire Line of Better DRESSES AT erie PRICES. One Lot ‘LADIES. Summer DRESSES __Reduced to to $1.00 00 | Ladies’ SHOES All Colors Odd Sizes MONROE THEATRE Dennis Morgan—Wayne Morris in BAD MAN FROM MISSOURI In 1784, Benjamin Franklin wrote | that he had his ‘glasses cut and half of each kind associated in the same circle... As| wear my spec tacles constantly, | have only to move my eyes up or down, as [ want to see distinctly, far or near, the proper glasses being always | ready for use.” Today, Panoptik bifocals, a far cry from Franklin’s crude invention, | give bifocal wearers comfort and security unknown even a few years ago. Let us furnish you with these modem bifocals, DR. J. & VALDES Men’s Summer SUITS, | cen OROMETRIST ._. || PANTS and SHOES Aacitees Puheee AT CLOSE OUT PRICES goto Office: $32 Now is the time to buy Residence: 2°5|) SHOES for Men, Women are et 29 One Assortment of LADIES of LADIES’ Fine DRESSES Special Price of $1.98 Large Assortment of LADIES’ Silk and Satin SLIPS Special—$1, 00 Entire Lin Line ¢ of LADIES’ Summer HATS Reduced To Less Than HALF pues ssid Children’ 's Sheer | One Lot o! i ets | | i DRESSES Beautiful Patterns— All Sizes Special-h0c Ladies” Prints and Pastel Pastel Summer Sheer Batiste PAJAMAS NIGHT ‘GOWNS __ Spodeli 00 PLAY ‘SUITS SLACK “SUITS For CHILDREN and LADIES Have Been Reduced Complete Line of Men’s WORK CLOTHES and WORK SHOES AT VERY LOW PRICES Large Assortment of Pearlman's, Inc. “The Store of Quality” START PREPARING FOR SCHOOL and the Growing Miss. |} Smart Oxfords, Stravs. Ties ‘ and Pumps. Growing Bevs and Girls 2 BOPS’ SLACK SETS Sizes 6 to 18, $1.98 and Up. BIG BOYS’ SHOES sizes 24 to 8%. $2.00, $2.50, $2.95 ‘and $3.50. SS eee BOYS’ SHIRTS 50c Up | Boys’ Long Pants |} Boys’ Short Pants . $1.25 Up _ 5c Up } | LITTLE BOYS‘ SUITS { 58c to $1.25 RMON orestt ds EXTRA SPECIAL SALE ON DRESSES A special purchase, values to $3.50, will be on sale Saturday and Monday at only— $1.50, 200 SILK DRESSES These are $3.95 to $5.00 SILK SUMMER DRESSES, closing out at only— 25 cases of School SHOES just received for Boys. Girls ‘hildren’s Shoes $1.25 to $1.98 $2.25, $2.50 and $2.95 | SOc. 59c. §9c, $1.00 and $1.25 and Children. Entire line of SUMMER SHOES at CUT PRICES. o HOLTSBERG'S Monday’s Sale paP ENP ESE aE! DRESSES! DRESSES! Just Arrived for Monday Selling. A Lovely Array of || SILKS, SPUNS, COTTONS and Saul gg All Better Values at $1.98 SEE THEM ON DISPLAY. We Still Have a Full Assort. ment of KAYSER’S HOS® Bobolinics cet yours t vours Pars as they are going MONDAY SPECIAL A New Shipment of SILK CHIFFON FULL FASHIONED HOSE at . | } + | ' By Sunday our Stock will consist of over 35 BEAUTIFUL CARS. Every one the “Cream of the Crop” taken from our Miami stock. Mr. “Deacon” Jones will be here all week to person- ally conduct the biggest USED CAR SALE ever held in Key West. You'll want to see them before you trade The above cars carry the “Deacon Jones” guarantee and all used cars have 1941 tags... DEACON JONES, TWINS USED CAR LOT Manager Duval and Divisio n Streets Come in and see the new at- tractive FALL COATS. TAKE ADVANTAGE of Our LAY-AWAY ie range frost noe ret are beauties. You ought them.