The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1945, Page 6

‘Luncheons at | Carbonnell’s Place " ‘MOTHER’ VERERRAROEED ERE DDE EL ER EREREEDREES EE ES SEREERERERED | Carbonell’s Luncheonette, 602) We honor many folks today, for one thing and another; Duval street near the corner of | There’s one we never should forget, and that dear one is . Southard street, announces in to- Mother. day’s Citizen that their kitcheon| She cared for us for many years, while we were young is now open, serving plate lunch- and tender; eons daily from 11 to 2 p. m, and) g) ° i ittle. be piathite dina tromik (oo pone basa eke ad little _beds—how well we should m. Also tasty sandwiches of all) 5 kinds. Home made cake’ and pies, | i ‘ ‘ i . ice cream and soft drinks. Bares a ‘is~growing- old; she~needs~our“tove | A srecial complete Sunday din-! f - UpaY SpOLre SUG fF thf ner will be eed aateeier from | Let’s give her ro8es while we may and fill her heart to ‘9 o'clock, It will include | , with cheeras 9) Special Washington Correapoudent o: The Citizes WHA FOR PEACE .Ted to Mr. Wallace the adminis- 38 HOPE FOR PEACE i tration of the sale of some $7,500,- ‘The opening , 000,000 worth of surplus consum- of the cenference’ or gogds including trucks, jeeps, clothing, textiles, radio equip- ment, food and other materiais. It is well known that the ‘former vice president wants, to use these So: mantain Peace’ soods to help smal! business and 5 tto give veterafis a start: : | . In addition) the new Presiicnt* of bp adhd of “a _irecently asked Secretary Wallace sions, including wrangli and to study the misuse of patents to compromises, the apipaane will support unlawful | monopo! pes an Ps c - i contravention of the purposes of plete meal. Choice of two vege- She may be old and worn and grey, but she is still our = = Egg sscotre gio the anti-trust laws and to recom- tables, dessert, ice tea or hot tea | Mother; The plan produced Milt nat be Mend appropriate legislation to or coffee. This eating spot is| We never can the debt repay. we each one really owe her. remedy the situation. operated under the personal own-' We know that great men everywhere have always honored ‘ership and management of Louis} Mother: BEST OF DRINKS peamone ck |'They say without her love and care they may have been AT MIDGET BAR® avwaniey Johnston, Grand like others. : Chief, Brotherhood of Locomo- The gayest place in town is the'¢ive Engineers, Cleveland, born Midget Bar and Package Goods: in Canada (of American parents), Store-.at Greéne and Simonton 70 years ago. : Oy HUGY =. 4 THe NI fe AiG bs = i, ‘no one! can love like | choice of soup or tomato cocktail, No one can éver take her roast sirloin of beef, T-bone Mother; chopped sirloin steak or Then we should always treat her right—we’ll never have ham und cabbage. The price of another. the entree is the price of the com- | We may be many miles away from home and Mother, | But we can still remember her and let her know we love her. | A little gift that we may. send will make her fond heart | . must resolutely sup- the plan and program at San ’ i i | fonder, treets. It’s a little place in every | » : : pistes of the word, pat it'is equal-! Subscribe to The Citizen. ae make that Mother love of hers grow just a little ly a gay spot, the place where! : OEE! stronger. @woughout the world are not im- nice ple congregate for the of ceremonies tonight, the show . The biificence of ‘ne I drinks and popular must go on and Duffy will enter-| If God has spared our Mother yet, we owe her love and conference does not lie in the brands. of pack: » gputrom ptai ity~hisgver-popular Trish | honor; a VL PROX “ 4 . i hewpromises a sensa-)[f she hag/gone; her memory should bea star to guide us. | ___ BP Ofek Abe S| ' %j phraseology of the pact to bejin all popular: giz < Sn Dosti, Os sioperailve prices. s | OF fe of rt of nations engage ccor’ to task. Obviously” thelt aa wit) future'ls in the ‘will-; terhational differences, in friendship illustrates the nation to prevent cooperation by adopting a ‘ atti . It demonstrates while it takes only two na- to war, a combined j gooperative effort of all na- iH z { i i Hl it ‘ DEPARTMENT STORE Key West's Largest Store He : DRESSES To Catch the Sun. eptft Te secure this boon t a kind, it will be Sccmecy te by, and Hold Se pid eommeetenh $0 tue opinions h 1 A i am ether setiotnl tnd realise the Eye! tied to, or e The, buoyant beauty ; of bare arms, is yours in any one of our pert Pe summer dresbes. pao Sleeves snipped off at ernment aid to small n the shoulder, colors declaring that he oe Se lovely as a sunset, petitively free” ‘and ‘to oo abd crisp flattering styles MA Fogimerce be- — all these . dresses nt should are eye-compelling ,as igen shat event, a small busi. a»parade, though ete bdlpract much more subtle. ane a, tnegeneny aia ‘ fabri For town or country monopolistic pools of patents, mo- jf ‘a flottering. “WV” yoke, edges wear choose dresses g 3 = z g “the sleeves... crisp: pleats slenderize:’ An‘exclusive . ike these. Ht i monopolistic deals between rings of manufacturers i and rings of distributors.” Martha Manning print - Never before in the His second point is that small in French Cerise, Sistine Blue, history of “The Store | shall have a reasonable a@eress to credit. His third proposal is to make governmental industrial research available to small business along the lines that the Department of Agriculture and state agricultur- al colleges have developed aid to farmers with no research facilities of their own. Colifornia Green, or Navy Blue. 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