The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 28, 1941, Page 4

band Mrs. Joseph Pierce of their home in eral years. Chief Harry M. Baker, ac- ied by Mys. Baker, ' tomorrow for Miaml where| B connection with his depart- They will spend the week- and Mrs. Hi: | Harry Warren, have been absent from the have returned home. | | Nias Ter Sept. | Terms will be different Tops In Preference ’ Tops In Performance! Just look at the mechanism and you'll 200 why recent surveys indicate more people prefer General Electric than eny other refrigerator. its record for dependable performance remains vachallenged| COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! m have _. Paani wanes r is going on business i and surrounding! m Contract Many New Cars In from Miami Today All Models 1941-1940-1939 and Older Models All Makes, Packard, Nash, DeSoto, Plymouth, La Salle, Ford Dodge and Etc. FRIDAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY Every car reduced from $25.00 to $75.00 to enable you to buy before Sept. 1 Come see us tonite, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and a big surprise awaits you Every Car Guaranteed TWINS USED CARS Deacon Jones, Mer. Division and Simonton because it’s *Beoutitull, cabinet, Pore Almost 12 sarge sMrs. Lowe will inyDexes at pres- Srat “Lowe is sta-} ‘ort Crockett, AMY, city for afew weeks on vacation, + $12.95 DELIVERS $5.00 a Month Pays for It! BIR With All 62 hl ¥ styled all steet terior. Corporal Joseph H. Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lowe of 1013 a " are spending Southard street, was married LTE AIRS. MOET LARY in Key West. Mr. Pierce is | August 16, to Miss Agnes Smoteck LY TO COME OUT ON TOP er of Somers Pierce, for- of Galveston, Texas. mploye of The both of who: CHICAGO—A black cat run}|Forecast”, as over by an auto in this city was | taken to a hospital and its two broken legs put in splints. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 194] THE KEY WEST, CITIZEN ! Entertained At (fp ST al Birthday Party GOING PLACES WITH Last night at the home of Mrs.| Man Behind Kate Smith Ww. H. Ogden on Duval street, | stg ee Miss Nona Sanchez celebrated her | ‘SCREWB. ALL’ IDEAS | 21st birthday. | Miss Sanchez received many AP, Fi Service hes ai ra ‘eature | Fe ies die enjoyed hy! NEW. (YORK, )Abe, 28 — j those i atlendance. Refreshments | Collins. years ago, discouraged after al went over big, and this is why | around a rehearsal theater chair string of disappointments as a;-- -and here are some that were | “but ours was one of the first in | musical comedy singer and about | 9s, se ay tabi . oe - ee a eat alee des e ive e sa seria § sime |ready to go back to nursing. He’ time he met Kate Smith. He quit| ply wouldn't go over on a vas saw at once sne would be a hit but went right on picking win-|riety show. We put on the Ald- with the right kind of songs, and! ners. Most of his success came|rich family, and look at them his leaping enthusiasm persuad-|hecause he did things others told | now. jed her to stick it out. ‘him was radio suicide. | “They said the guest star idea | Con Pick Emo Some Of His Ideas |was completely screwball. Maybe | Collins’ seemingly unlimited) «They told me an hour radio|it was, but we swapped visits | vitality is matched. with an.UN-show ‘would! flép”, said Collins,|with Ben Bernie and it certain- canny way of picking ,winners. |twisting “his ‘' ‘Muscular torso | ly didn’t hurt us or Ben”. ¢ 5 |He got his first job after leaving! \ as. a_big.job.. He's the | Fordham university by _ tearing | man behind Kate Smith. ‘into a recording company execu- | ¥ bi \tive’s office with an armful of} Nothing happens on either of| 74. “Look”, he steamed, her programs unless Collins—|here are some records that) IN NEXT FOOTBALL WAR (Special.to The Witieen), NEW) YORK, Aug. 28->Pre-} nq cakes were served. ‘dicting the All-American team)’ Those present were Mrs. J. R./ i tball sea- 4 | Stock thageaae bent out on | Valdes, Mrs. Rachel Sanchez, Os-/ the annual-limb in~-the~~current | car Portela, Mrs. Edelmira Diaz, | 4 : issue with its regular ‘Football /Mrs. Armanda Aguilar, Mrs. A. |bouncing, natty and 28-looking | TS SS eeeweveeeeeconcee? concocted bY | Aguilar, Mrs. J. Fuentes, Mrs. M.| for all his 40 years—gives it his | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | Lopez, Mrs. A. Arango, Mrs. John! .ay so. He writes scripts for both | TRIUMPH Anti, Mrs. Rose Arango. COFFEE Misses Pura and Martha Lopez, és Martha Arango, Aurora Gonzalez, | and the Friday night hour, a MILLS ose AT ALL woe | Rochita Sanchez. lranges the music and chooses Miss Smith’s songs, reads the) GROCERS eccce Mrs. Jennie Arango, Alice Og- | inews bulletins on the daytime Se ett “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Lounge Paramount pictures. Often he'll | gy R ARO! work 14 hours at a stretch, then Lwhip out to the country to go} =< George Kirksey. Reviewing the country’s ma- jor teams, Kirksey predicted suc- cess for Minnesota, Fordham, Texas, Stanford, Alabama, Mis- souri, Colgate, and Duke. Kirksey also advised his read- | ers to keep their eyes = Po |den, G. Sanchez. likely prospects as Cornell, Notre ‘ LO a Baie Santa Clara, Tulsa, Texas Oscar Portela, N. Diaz, Ed Tech, and Utah, among others. mund Fernandez, Pedro Aguilar, Selections were offered for| Henry Ogden, Charles Ogden, | P' ' both a First and a Second All-| Gilbert Ogden, Naldo Diaz, Nor- |Sional football team, the Long American team. Those who! berg Diaz, Jr., Richard Anti and |Island Indians, owns a sporting made the first team were: End, |G, Avosta. d has just been Blalock of Clemson; Tackle, Od- | RE ES son of Minnesota; Guard, | LON HOLDS EDGE the half-hour daily broadcast | show. Besides that, he’s Miss Smith's | | personal manager, runs a profes- Step out in this Fortune wing tip brogue featur- ing the seasonis newest istyle newsi-#@ Genuine Imported PigSkin, There’s a ,wealth of “value in every pair! | goods store named mus! owski of Washington; Center, Don Snavely of Columbia; Guard, John ‘Wyhonic of Alabama; c ; Tackle, Bob Reinhard of Califor-| warncke, St. Louis Cardinal star, } fishing or hunting, SD | hia End, Jack Russell of Baylor the only National League’ Collins found Miss Smith ll MONROE THEATRE Quarter, Frankie Albert of Stan- | pitcher to hold an edge over ‘alll | elive Brooke ST. | ' i ford; Halfback, Bruce Smith of | i ac hip tiletinb: recor | Minnesota: Halfback, Andy To- opposition in OaAMiae ae record, M W 0 40 ‘CONVOY | eect ea BY AL en, omen ver Ann Shirley—Richard Carlson in} masic of Temple; Fullback, Pete { TRAVEL SS A D +B W k Old WEST POINT WIDOW | The Rev. C. W. Jones, evange- } on e ea ’ 9 | Layden of Texas. SOSSEOSSEHSSOSSESOSSOSOS *4". a to Some Styles Higher J. G. KANTOR, Inc. 517 Duval Street Opposite Palace Theater ‘ PHONE 897 F 7 °30°° AWEEK Py Every Veé of Your Life! Second team players included candidates from Washington, Tu- | list, travels only by air, carrying! Feel Peppy, New, Years Younger lane, Duke, Missouri, Southern | his ily a s OW \ ‘Take Ostrex. Contains general tonics, stimulants, his family and his own pilot in his | 7W& Seoded after 40—by bodies Tack Iron, cal Methodist, Georgetown, Ala- | plane. chum, phosphorus. lodine, Vitamin in Mates jootor writes: “It aid bama, Texas, Northwestern, San- } —————____—. eat Raniatece chew hinearces | . size. Ostrex Tonle Tablets costs only 350. Start nessee. Also Texas A. & M. and | tecling peppier and younger thle very Gay. at dner's Phagmacy ther good drug stores Ray. Corrigan in FUGITIVE VALLEY ‘also SERIAL AND COMEDY ta Clara and Boston. Kirskey admited that predict-!S.M\, picked for first and sec- ing a national champion would/jond in the Southwest ,tied for be folly. “Every coach I have jfirst. Colorado and Utah picked j heard from”, he. wrote, “con-|for first and second in the Big fesses worry over-men he may /Seven, finished second and first lose to the army’... Last year, | Duke, picked to win in the South~ Kirksy did all right with his'ern Conference, finished second. forecast, a checkback on the; Kirksey’s article also gave thé and Embalmers record revealing that his pre-'details of the three important 24-Hour Ambulance Service dictions were exactly right for new rules and the new number> } Phone 135 Night 696 || Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Ten- ing system for players. od Be | | | | 3 | | | Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors IF YOU'RE PARTICULAR, YOU'LL LIKE OUR CLEANLINESS LOW PRICES AND FRIENDLINESS Friday and Saturday Specials FOR BETTER MEATS IT’S THE BROADWAY anaamane niencinsass Swift's Ready-To-Eat Picnic Hams |b. 29c Western CLUB STEAKS ....... bb. 28¢ Lean Meaty LAMB STEW ........ 2 Ibs. 25c¢ a eel Country Roll Butter |). 35c Sugar 5 IDS. )poth Pik Salmon ta cn Adc Campbell’s Pork and Beans 3 tall cans 20¢ Spiced LUNCHEON MEAT, Ib. 30¢ ~ EVERY WEEK FROM AUG. 3 TO SEPT. 13. | Gem Oleo ae can 25C Bf 1.31,000 BILL 225. $100 BILLS 2. IN8.29¢ || sex10 o “EACH WEEK FOR 6 WEEKS In tub, washer or dishpan, gives upto 3 times the suds of many soaps, cup for. cup, and is hinder to hands than a whole of well-known washday soaps, pkg. 5 Cc Sugar 9 Ibs. jon Libby's Fruit Cocktail | Alt JELLO PUDDING Security, Independence, Freedom from Money Worries—the means to enjoy life as you've dreamed of it. $30,00 every week, a “pay. check” for the rest of your life, beginning October 15, 1941, guaranteed by The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany of Milwaukee. Or you may choose $25,000.00 in one lump ' sum, Open to all over 18 years of age. No letter to write! Just write a last line for the jingle below, and you may win. Fresh Hamburger) Beef RIB ROAST ... ». OLC Young Steermeat _Vylb. 16¢ Today’s Camay—with its greater Swift’s Premium mildness—is an important help to every 3 Smal Phgs, 256 Get the handy entry blank from your No Letter to Write! So easy to enter! All you do,is supply a last line pdealer or use a plain sheet of paper. for the jingle below, and send it with an Oxydol box-top and a Camay wrapper (or facsimiles) to Camay-Oxydol, Dept: 2+ Box 25, Cincinnati, Ohio, You can get complete rules and handy entry blanks at your dealer’s. If you wish, you cam use \¥ a plain sheet of paper. getite Seine =. Get in on This Record Contest. ‘Think what it will mean to wil uch a big, valuable grand prize—made possible only bedalise two great soaps join forces. So try for that lifetime income'of $30.00 ~ every week. It means security, luxuries, independence—and you may be the winner. BACON ...... Lots of Big Money Prizes Every Week for 6 Weeks, Besides the grand ciacihel (tall can) | eine of $50.00 week tne lite enone ape 94 lies Bix SASS Bogen he, Sk Me = American | each week: A crisp $1,000 bill and 25 one bundred dollar bills, eet au CHEESE ..... agen 8 ce lar e Pk I¢ | awarded every week for 6 weeks! You can see—the more entries For Camay is lla. by, arte ee 4 q (. | you send, the more opportunities. you have to win one of the corded test—in nee — milder. Pickled 15 | weekly cash prizes, At the end of the contest, one of the weekly eeene pri es ie ite aldo PIG FEET «................ Ib. Cc } sash ncize wineees-emacee mane Pom: Camay help you to a lovelier skin, PROCTOR & GAMBLE PRODUCTS PRODUCE U.S.No1* POTATOES, 10 tbe, .. 22€ Selected TOMATOES, 2 ibs. 15¢ California i 0. LETTUCE 14¢ oO CARROTS, 2 bunches 2