The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1941, Page 4

) attend should [work ‘clothes k and put the cityin dition for the com- er, Irving Korak and Joe Allen precede the dance with a the Russians against the mighty assaults of the German attack- ers, Everything that can be, pro- duced in Britain and the United States for defense must be rush- ed to the Soviet at the earliest possible moment, he said. START WORK ON KEY WEST'S SUPER-MARKET Construction work on Key West's first Super-Market began this morning, according to an an- nouncement made by the Rivero Brothers, operators of the Broad- way Market. located at the corner of Duval and Petronia streets, just one block from the present location. completed the owners state that it will be the largest and musi modern food store in the city and will be equipped with the most modern merchandising machinery used by the retail food industry. NOW Is The Time To Begin YOUR SHOPPING For Your WINTER OUTFIT + a THE STORE Our Fall Merchandise the Ladies, Misses and Children Beautiful line of FALL See them today and be among the first to make your se- lar, Sty’ MILLINERY You must see our complete stock of MILLINERY to- day—the newest out for the SHOES Suede, soft as a kitten’s ear. ‘DARING COLORS! ORIGINAL DESIGNS! New Shipment of BEDROOM SLIPPERS ‘in the latest styles have just arrived For HOME FURNIS| Srompeate lms of TAPESTRY and DRAPERY as well as MA" FOR CURTAINS which help improve the interior of the home. See our stock of COTTON, CHENILLE and SILK BED SPREADS polis | gy $1.95 Up DON'T FAIL TO SEE 01 PIECE GOODS NOTICE! of next week in observance Do Your Shopping '|the- Cuban Rhumba Band will} The new store is! PLAIDS LEAD FALL FASHION Choose Long Jacket Shirt-Col- Skirts, Also Solids, Tweeds. Dresses! ‘The most beautiful DRESSES for street, afternoon, or evening wear have arrived this colors. Several racks over. ‘The FALL PARADE leads off with Suedes—Wear black satins and jerseys. See the Fall Leaders here. Where You'll Find Only the Best Our store will be Gunere MONDAY and TUESDAY JEWISH NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAYS auspices of the atin Youth Social Club. 7 Oni’ Chad baal iiiseSwing Boys qwill. be on hand to play a pro: gram of popular: numbers while feature a number of hot Cuban numbers. A large crowd is expected to at- tend. NO EASY CHAIRS IN U, S. NAVY’S PLANE (Continued from Page One) down from the roof, The tower watch climbs up narrow ladders, takes his perch between win- dows, where he can see those} two motors. His orders come from the flight commander through the phone system. High pressure fire extin- guishers, are all over the place. They, handle like psitols. Each usher, cprae tom te Boe it | | ites from the ‘The plane can take off, fly and,Jand on one motor. That makes me several notch- es happier. Almost underfoot along the sixty-odd feet of runway are chests. of tools, spare. parts and whatnot, all screwed down, Near each man’s normal position is oxygen apparatus and mask, The ship will climb to 25,000 feet. At| 15,000 men sometimes go silly without oxygen, try a waltz or) We've got all the comforts of the living room. Somehow I don’t seem to miss it up here. Next: The Men Who Run A Flying Tunnel. of FASHION is Complete to Clothe COATS and COAT SUITS. Pick a Plaid Suit— smartest for Fall Single or Double Breasted les. Pleat,. Gored, Flared Dresses! line of past week. Lovely styles and to look MILLINERY ladies. and misses. SHOES to add suave flattery to your NEW STYLES! HINGS. . .Shop. Here DEPARTMENT NOTICE! Friday and Saturday |Ten cars of crude oil went up*in \a billowing cloud of smoke and flame after derailment of a 61- ‘| tank-car train transporting vitally needed oil to the Atlantic coast. oil, the spectacular fire .could,, be} |seen for nearly 20 miles. Homes in the village of San Marguerite, | jon the northern outskirts ‘Columbus, were threatened, the blaze. Time and again the in- | tense heat forced them to retree® | with their hoselines. transporting the train from south-; western oil fields to Philadelphia, lestimated damage at “thousands of dollars.” PLANE PRODUCTION aviation news combmiiiee of thé | ported Aug. 1 backlog home except the easy chair in/ $2,462,636,608, HOTEL LEAMINGTON N, E. Ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard Overlooking Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay opposite Union Bus Station MIAMI, FLORIDA (Ry Associated Press) COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 19.— Fed by nearly 100,000 gallons of ‘ of Firemen were powerless against The Pennsylvania railroad, wel ASSIGNMENT SHOWS BIG JUMP OVER 1940; } «Ry Aascsiates Trem) LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. ry ido ig} h months of 1941 | o¢ the indus- | totaling | One Block from Shopping Dis' Single Room—Bath—$1.50 Free Parking Lot 'nation’s defense program, that already the Caribbean area is very potent defensively and add-| ed that “we will be safe enough | plenty soon.” “Returnitig with colleagues from | a four-weeks, 18,000-mile tour of| the Caribbean and United States | j aviation facilities, Harter said: “When all these outlying bases ‘are completed, it will give us a ring of defenses which will be will} be most difficult for any enemy or| Te of enemies to attack the| manding general of the Ist Army, | {canal | He reported that the army had “done first things first” and has| | given priority to the building of | jsuitable runways at all these) i Gaaus betore anything else. the Civilian Conservation Corps, | NAS SA FORCED ling Alfred Simons. Manager TEN CARS OF CRUDE | TOURING ‘SOLONS DIRECTOR OF USO |SQUADS OF STATE belesafe bs : bane OIL DESTROYED IN | PRAISE DEFENSES | | RETURNS TOCITY) PATROLMEN ARRIVE 'ikc carpenters or iors, | ‘The carpenters refused to re SPECTACULAR FIRE OF CARIBBEAN Montpetit, director of, (Continued trom Page One) oorsicge lagen egret pentane ne ae would eayperes ; (iy Assoctated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—A congressional committee chair- man has reported that the United States is rapidly forging a ring of defenses around the Panama canal which soon will make it impreg: nable from thd east’ Representative ‘: Harter, Ohio), head of a five-man gro studying the aviation arm of th Sai ll-nigh impregnable. It the Russian On Jan, 1, the committee said, qeclared by a reliable source | National Grange, Columbus, O.,| the industry faced the job of/|here to have compelled Ger-|born in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, 63 E. F. O’Brien publishes PAR Eat Ae, building $2,831,665,159 worth of! many to withdraw “nearly 500,- | years ago. |(Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- airplanes, a figure which .some 990 seasoned troops from the| ‘ican Review) at San Ignacio $4. ee wares eh igre ae the Lew countries and occupied! Jawson A, Moyer, chief ex- | Havana. pot oO. — 929. . Tel. = = uuilders’ capacity to the limit. | France”. laminer of the U. S. Civil Serv- |M nber of Commerce B d M t M k By Aug. 1, the total had risen} his source said the troops | ice Commission, | Washington, Hotel La Concha. Bus Station. | er mu a ea ar et to $5,586,319,334. During the Jan-| withdrawn apparently were be-/D. C., born in Leesville, uary-August period try produced more than $700,-)cruits and soldiers over 35 years | replaced by younger jplay tag. eS of capi Hla jold. | Prof: Frank Adams of the Uni- | code The various banks of indica-| the toal of new orders place’ ©! There is reason to believe, | Versity of California, U. S. Bu- Havana - Cuba _ Flo: - Gulf Boneless PORK HAMS, tors carry clocks, all of them | #bout $3,450,000,000. however, that western Europe /Teau of Conservation’s _irriga- Pees : on — ies - Mee CHUCK ROAST. ib 25¢ By Sees 3 25¢ with different brands of time.| The committee said contracts|still is garrisoned by approxi- ‘tion economist, born in Chicago, | Regions Sout! oncise News and | One usually is on Greenwich | awarded to southern California | mately 800,000,000 men, the are! 66 years ago. | Latin American Trade Reviews. | seg PORK Hors, 25e time. A copper still fills one | aircraft manufacturers accounted! number that has been there for | ———————————— | Mag phere 25. Cc Eteeas small gap of space. In case of a|for almost half of the national)several months, it was said. SKINNY GIRLS |MAP OF HAVANA ik Guid . 30: forced landing the men can brew | total of $5,586,319,334. The nine} These estimates, the source | ~LOOK UNHEALTHY | | Ser Buyers _ distrit fen West ‘Seashies 4 (Loin), Ib _ pes ic fresh water indefinitely. |leading Califonia makers re-|explained, were based on recon; |DAILY on Ships, Traing and|= CLUB STEAKS, bb _ Oc Milk Fed naissance and advices from cong tinentat quarters. strict and Amusements SUMMER RATES UNTIL DECEMBER Double Room—Bath—$2.00 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN b, | started at the lub will be a free! ANCE Museums, pt. 19.—Demands | campaign were | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1941 NC Raa SCE EE |}was not disclosed whether they | $2,500,000 in defense work is in- the o € O. Club on Duval street, | put in an appearance at the sta-' construction at the W. P. Thurs-|until they get an increase of 12% returned yesterday from the Na‘ | tion. |ton and W. F. Mackle companies | cents an hour over their existing tional Catholic School of Social} ~ | to an almost complete halt. About| | $1.00 scale. Service in Washington, D. C. Back with plenty of new ideas and lots of energy, Mr. Montpetit has planned an extensive program Officers To Leave Lieut.-Comdr. J. C. Gebhard and Lieut. J. C. Tily, who arrived here from Washington last night “ |to study the dispute, were ex-) for the service Woy: | pected to return to the capital to-} URNS CREME SELECTED ete an oer } SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY | night, but it was not clear what! they have done. or inend to ‘do. Duval at Fleming Street Phone 199 Friday - Saturday - Sunday every Wednesday evening. begin-| Commander Naff said their visit} DRUG SPECIALS- ning with!September 24. | here was not entirely in connec- Music ‘will be furnished by | tion with the str ike, but added Barry and his La Concha Or-|that he supposed they would chestra. Refreshments will be|Make a report to the navy depart- served by members of the Cath-| ment upon their return to Wash- ASPIRIN TABLETS, 5 tins of 12, 2 for Cc LIFEBUOY SOAP, regular 10c, 3 for 17e Phillip’s 39 Cc $1.25 29c olic ughters. Young ladies of! ington. {the city are invited to attend! The two ofticers were closeted MILK OF MAGNESIA, regular 50c - SYRAMIN, 59e 39c | weekly dance for enlisted men} | these affairs. ' Todav’s Birthdays ' j during the morning with Captain Fortified Vitamins _ | Crenshaw and Lieut. Albert J. | Fay, public works officer, but it Colgate’s TOOTH PASTE regular 20c, 2 for | MONROE THEATRE FRANK CRAVEN in RICHEST MAN IN TOWN &0c BARBASOL, $1.00 value FOUNTAIN SYRINGS, LYNNE ROBERTS in regular $1.00 value Lt. Gen. Hugh A. Dunn, com-| \born in Fort Brady, Mich. 62 | years ago. i hi James J. McEntee, director of! ‘The Bride Wore Crutches horn in Jersey - City, N, Ju RS SF SF DS Sf years. age ‘Mexican espaol — Mexican cn i ohe oat ed pa Vv. Coleman, ditector| PON’T MISS P. A. R. CITRATE OF MAGNESIA. | j ef the American Association of} regular 25c _ Washington, D’'C.,|La Revista Mensual en Espanol e born,in Brooklyn, N. Y., 48 years Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month- | ago. >>) | Hy on the 13th....Ten Cents $1 a Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. | AT OQUR FOUNTAIN: A Tasty Sandwich, Regular Meal. or a Cold Drink Will Satisfy. > the a J. Taber, Master of S.C. 48 Specializing In QUALITY WESTERN MEATS and A Complete Line Of FANCY GROCERIES re- |years ago. 2 a be Boy friends don’t like that “un- | planes, High Spot Coverage. VEAL STEW, peppy” look. . So, if you need the Armour's ee ae inl. TROPIC AMERICA STAR BACON, th OC Fresh Yard AB a —— (Our Own Sliced) ic | your, diet to improve appetite, to | fill out those hollows and add | lovely curves, get Vinol. Oriental Pharmacy.—advt. BPI ITII STD. iE Pearlmal’s, Inc. Shipment Of SELECTED LIVE POULTRY From Tennessee 300 Se “The Above Items Are JUST A FEW Attention, Housewives! Before Shoppin i SOUASETY: sitor Z te Psion ig ; A Comslals Steve Of Our Many Weekend Specials THE . saul —— : For Prompt and Courteous Service. . Phone 52 END SAVIN eS 3 a "Children: an Corner White and Virginia Streets Free Delivery WEEK >, = JOHN COBO, Proprietor Cae ts ‘The Study of Buy-ology' and layouts for The Citizen’s every month! is absolutely IF you’re a butcher, a will fit your ads to a Phone 51 For Furth of illustrations, ideas, copy the use of advertisers This service baker, a candle- stick maker or any of dozens of other kinds of merchants, you can profit by advertising in The Citizen. Stanton Super Service illustrations and layouts T... and make them doubly effective! ; IS EXCLUSIVE with THE KEY WEST CITIZEN! er Information! |p _ What in the world is BUY- > OLOGY anyway? “When a woman sees a hat— ¢) a coat—a dress—and buys it— 4) even though she had no idea of buying any of them fore— Pi LEE’S FOOD CENTER > Most retailers are familiar kkk ‘Pwith the pri: sisi of pay: ology, but it takes years of ex- PRODUCE prrienes and intense efforts to) POTATOES, those incivles into 4 coe garment offered for sale. P We have those years of ory PERIENCE. and we make that ¢ a Our, record—and our NEW FALL LINE prove it. 4 Come and see some buy- Pological fall garments per- > sonally. and carefully selected ¢| '\P by Me Pearlman who is now ibis New York City shipping merchandise in daily—they are _ 22¢]) 10 Ibs, sos. . 28e] _ 19¢ _ 25¢ CANTELOUPES, 2 for Lurge California PLUMB,.doz. __. GRAPES, 2 lbs, __. | \ kkk |p all here for your selection. ip We have added to our reg- GROCERIES i ee ae ee a new 5 " ” Slip—fashion- reid 3 10e ‘Ped of crown tested rayon—4) . 3 Cans |} shadow-proof—will not ride up PEACHES, 1 4de —with a money-back guar- No. 242 can antee. You must be complet ly satisfied: if not, a new slip free or money cheerfully re- funded. Price of this Slip $1.49 Just received 15 dozen CUR- |) TAINS of all types and colors at prices— PB 9c, 69c, 75c, $1.00, $1.98 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 5 Loy 2 cans _. { Armour’ PORK ed BEANS, | 29¢ _25¢ DILL PICKLES, quart We Campbell's TOMATO JUICE, 25 % Beautiful new Fall Draperies No. $ can : C | bin solids, strives and florals. < | / ; RAINBOW BLEACH, - 19¢] |P Also new line of upholestry 4) 2 quarts __. - as materials $ i from— |} 25¢ per yard to $1.49 yard \> A complete and mos: itive BABY DEPARTMENT, >i Country Holl BUTTER, tb Pic-Nic HAMS, Ib Breakfast BACON, ib MACCARONI LOAF, PIMENTO LOAF, Ib _. PHONE 94 _ 87e _ 28¢ _26¢ Cor. Duval and Angela Streets —Free Delivery— 18¢} { Cannot enumerate every- b thing we have to —COme { in and see the New Soft Woolen ) Pastel Shades in DRESSES, and 2 and 3 piece SUITS. ¢ Woolen Coats in tweeds, plaids and solids, Sizes 2 to 44. | Every conceivable kind of |} SHOE that is new and smart (| for women and children are ¢ | here. We invite vou to come q kkk LEE’S FOOD CENTER ||} po your SHOPPING 4 } FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'b)—our store will be closed ¢ all day Monday and Tues- Ipday due to holiday.