The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 12, 1941, Page 6

SH HOLIDAY {FIRST ANDERS TO |CHIEF BAKER GINS SUNDAY, MEET ON DEC. 15|WARNING ON FIRES is celebrated by the unique kin- Gf a series of lights, one for first evening. two the seeond 6 the number nightly one candle until eight are liton: _.. - the eighth night. aid classes will be available, states| on, but the National Board of wey services will be held by $=.) E. Berkowitz. chairman A.! Underwriters Teports a sh: Rabbi'L. Lehrer at the local syna- ; first aid committee. % crease in national fire loss | Anformation concerning Ri! Spontaneous Ignition Fires ©. first aid courses will be fur-/ “Here is a cause of xa De- ithe Chief, “that often pmystery. The most comm . €ogue. © Whe historical background of * the celebration is the victory of dudeh Maccabeus, and his follow- @rs over the Syrian. King <Antio- » civis-in 168 B.C. E. Antiochus had @ totalitarian complex. He sought to prescribe the way of life for all’ Jeruagiem, one of his, " acts-was. the pollution of = sacred Teinple bv the introduction of the cormupt rite of pagan gods. “The Jews refused to surrendér sr ee ons. rallied al me tebean call Three years st onahe twenty-fifth day of the wes « membeict the faculty arte “month of Kislev, the Temple was Red Cross, ee 2 " peelaimed. cleansed of its heathen School at North Caro- Practices, om! rededicated to the lina, as a water safety instructor. service of Gert. | He was recreational director of Jegends which have helped shape r vers 2 the claracter of the celebration. letie director of Keewaydin clubs, One is that when the Temple was Naples, Florida. In addition to to be rededicated, -nly a single being an authority on small craft, fuse of sacred oil, fit to ‘kindle he also designs and builds canoes. the light before the altar was _ A champion archer, Mr. Rus- found. Through a divine mirac- sell starred in the Grantland Rice ~ulous intervention this little cruse Sportlight, “Hunting Thrills” a of oil proved to be sufficient for moving picture of archery fishing eight days, until other. ritual oil. for tarpon from a cance. could be prepared. To this day, « dews light the candies in their OS™ homes for cight successive nights. im celebration of this miraculous event. , Sova Sean Oi OF i They hav. - hobsdéhiokte#s T'du itor oil saturated mops similarly and 4d cleaning compounds w lay.” MARRIES RESCUER NEW: YORK—Two vears as when the Athenia was Seaman Peck helped 2} , Zaret Brown to board t | Flint. She said she woul It is a holiday of deep and far-' Peaching significance, and of gen- erous. thought, fo: them, the less “_. _ fortunate are- remembered and @enerous gifts given to the poor and needy. ‘The festival of Cha- puke has a particular significance in this day and age when a mod- ern tyrant is aiming to. enslave the world. eday. vs then, the world may deiive hepe and courage from the wordsof the prophet Zechariah, “Kot by might, nor by power, but ‘by My spirit, saith the Lord of hosts.” 4 Bermuda Hormel's Ready-To-Eat H 28e PICNIC HAMS. Ib 4 Wes‘ern PORK HAM ROAST. ib CiTY COUNCIL METS TONIGHT There will be a special meet- ing of the City Council held to- night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. ¢ This meeting has been called ' for the purpose of taking up the new tfaffic ordinance on its final reading, having been passed on its imitial reading at a previous In all probability SHORT RIBS and PORK STEW. ib 20¢ in Meats - Fish - Poultry Fruits -. Vegetables kkk (6 te 9 Ibs.) SIS (Gk. aude epee: 19 ‘10¢ Ge} there will be other- matters coming “up during»the course of the ‘ses- ‘sion: eal Archer's Grocery; |=" “The Store That Serves Free Delivery Pee bibeacinie i aa. You Best” BORER Same 5 india dinette dictndndindl Bae Soe COMO MY e IT’S REALLY CHEAPER TO TRADE AT ARCHER'S soci tsk GROCERIES and PRODUCE PARAAABAAARARARAD ADM natalie hiadia. msaiete aoe 14 oz. bottle puMPKIn 12e No, 2% can Libby's 25 Halves PEACHES __ GIVES Samoa CLUB TO BE OPENED SATURDAY & SLIILOLISZS BRITISH BOYS PUT NICKELS IN METERS AND AWAIT PAYOFF the slot-end would attempt to THE FINEST QUALITY MEATS THAT MONEY CAN BUY pte SEE, Meat Market FRESH KILLED PORK Large Shipment of Selected LIVE POULTRY Just Received From Tennessee HENS, tb 33c; ROASTERS, tb 30c; FRYERS, tb 38c Corner White and Virginia Streets YOU PAY LESS Albury’s Economy Cash Grocery TSE KEY-WEST CITIZEN ©. W. RUSSELL. FIELD REP-| URGES ALL TO EXERCISE ““* Best Flavor st Sliced _29¢ Boneless CLEAR MEAT STEW. 15 25e (Juicy and Tender) 35c arge EGGS. doz. DOC pkg. Swift's Creamery PULLETS, tb 38c Phone 52 JOHN COBO. Prop. FOR A REAL MEAL ARMOUR'’S BRANDED “ CHUCK ROAST MEATS FAT and LEAN PORE. b Armour's Star or Swift's Premium Pirst Grade BACON, 18e 2-Ib oka PIC-HIC HAMS. B 22e ALL_INGREDIENTS FOR SOUSE ocktail lounge, and orchestra, featur- ated On the! Basin on ved thet they were eras puting ee FI PPPPLLALLLCLELLECLLALL DOOD eer es N } stant —_ PPPPPPPPPOPPOPOOPPOTI LOCOROCO LO ie bE er aerrae: pia vp - 100 © \ "tf Constant Attendance Be ‘CHRISTMAS SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Registered Graduates In P. &. * MOPEOLEOLEL ELE EEL EERE OBOE OLE E EEE EER MEO OOEEEOEEENM A HEADQUARTERS COMPACTS Just Received--- _ a aid w 1.50 ELECTRIC TOASTERS y CANDIES : | 1.49 9.45 |.25 ~ 7.50 BILL. FOLDS: ae To Huumgaats TRO WATCHES GIT SETS 243 T0450 _| 29570 10:95 | 4 99 -.29.50 ' EVANS’ LIGHTERS ee 2.49 x 7.50| 1.95 2.00 | HaR BRUSHES CAMERAS 2.95.» 8.75| CIGARETTE CAMELS - LUCKY STRIKES - RALEIGHS CLD GOLDS - CHESTERFIELDS Parker's FOUNTAIN PEN i Stes ca 2.95 7 17.50 ROGER AND GALLET ELECTRIC CLOCKS To SOAPS 1.00 per bax Of 3 Gakes RONSON’S OVERNIGHT 4.95 CIGARETTE. CASES MAKE-UP = sat |_7.50 9,75 |3-00 18.50 TABLE 2.98 HEADQUARTERS Lucien Lelong’s Colgates Men's EXQUISITE PERFUMES POCKET KNIVES SHAVING SETS nga 25 1.50 Schick and i 10.00 to 15.75 COMB, BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS 10.95 to 19.95 AT OUR FOUNTAIN Fudge Fresh Strawberry as -_ Cream or Sundae lie Chocolate Marshmellew NUT SENDA Ueisy | a