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NEW MARRIAGE LAW EFFECTIVE MONDAY son Coll a ' erated ace ged | ' i 1 Announcement has been made Received Daily by Leased it the pak of a — weighing ~000-— seven pou! to » and Mrs, {Albert Ramirez of 828 a ee street at 5:50 o'clock yesterday | morning. H The new arrival has been giv- | 1 —— lin | cants for marriage licenses in West will have to wait three days his wife. Ira filing bs gre before y are grant County Judge Raymond Lord said today, He explained that the law be-| came effective at’ noon ‘today. when the governor signed it. Duplicates of the ras I will be posted for three days on the bulletin boards in the lobby ‘of the courthouse. savecceacboces FOR SALE FN won|LADY'S new diamond wedding te 'n| Ting set. 514 Margaret treet, ty) fer) Apt. 2. mayl7-3tx $966 | tm tmvarianty wun iSuse, bet ONE ENGLISH saddle; practical- Fy | ly new. Dr. J. R. Reid, Naval! steers rea acct Hospital, Key West. may14-6tx ee See ee neni = Sabliention, | °'"“ ““/INDIAN TRAILER with large room attached, built in ice box, | completely furnished every de- oxememe | tail. Price very low. Buyer | | ' j t take ‘immediate _ possession. Wm. Myers, Mastic Park. ‘ = — Pa en the name of Frances Louise. — —___ i “ ° —- ONE 30-gallon electric water g, OPERATORS bump. 2214 Seidenberg. Phone = 824-W. may16-4tx _ = i] —_ WANTED 'FOR SAL! B. House; com- pletely furnished, — screened porch, living room, 3. bedrooms, dining room, ‘kitchen, bath, Sarage... Price $5,000.00. 1715 Washington St. Available im- Pull Pay While Learning qraciine a Vacations With Pay =? : PADEP ADRES EO POS COSOSEROCS ° mediately. may16-4tx at yas OW 'CASES; ‘two 9 ft. y vens Stemnpee Beetles é Cases’ with ‘upper and® lower og ayy nd | 1; @isplay bases. Reasonably pric- as ie Tenslnamesinte removal. In- . quire at Pollock’s Jewelry, PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT | suite at Pollock’ pk OF aed : : ee AEE MORE WAR BONDS AND KEKE THR ; PORTABLE fireplace showpiece, 9 x 15 blue Broadloom rug with 9 x 15 felt base. Maxwell . Official Navy Photographs Furniture Co. mayl7-3tx| IN MODERN WARFARE. with planes traveling at unprecedented speeds and with ships of war possessing fabulous firepower; the _——__ = |_ lpokout's job takes on more imrortance than eves before. Part of the Navy's board Program of lookout training is being conducted on MAN'S pre-war bicycle; new| this station under the direction of Lieut. (jg) Bert N. Nasman. USNR, Recognition Training Offices, center insert. In a ‘specially con- tires. 514 Margaret street, Apt.{ structed “land locked” lookout in the rear of Building 101, daily class are being conducted in spotting and reporting. In the. upper 2 may1?-3tx| left, the class is shown using red goggles which leave the lookout’s eyes in what amounts to darkness. although he can ‘read with ease. Because bincoluras are one of a lookout's principal aids one of the first things he is taught is the proper use of them. At the top right ELECTRIC portable Singer sew- are > Jircakier. ae one Herne. Ns Ye left. and E. A. Boroman QM43z,, of Kensington, Md.. using the binoculars to estimate the ing machine: 1217 Pearl street pote oe x syoge. A aire 2 atning device, vith as the one demonstrated by Chief Signalman H. L. Ostrom, U. S, N., of Bingham- mayl7-3tx} i no se taraltbts ~ ees a oe ixeunpes ence nt introductory practice in reporting relative bearings and target angels, The two | i eo mig trmeeghrmiapd eer a ally rotated and after > men shave announced their readings the technician. Alfred Rheingans, 22-FT. FISHING boat; audiliary is., shown a! controls in the lower right, lights the dial that shows them the bearing circles, sail with 6% H. P. motor. 40-1 See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator “The Store of BEAUTIFUL DRESSES for any and all occasions TFSFElte? PEEL ¢ “< erereecece WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN’ Poinciana. Also model “A”} ee ame. Good salary. Southern-| motor. We sincerely in- vite you; to visit .. our big ready-to- wear ' departinent to* see, the. Iarge if of ee Sereno | IEUT, NEVILS.IS may18-6tx KE y WES “vy crea ER RADIO, stove, fan, record player, (die ; _ | ee nee i H i i ote stroller, tricycle; “pre-war. 913 SREREERERAREME UE RENE S MERE KEN EES DAYS GONE B i = bargia ace coy atl wee SRE RRRER EERE EERE " Promotion to full lieutenant of CLERKS and e time messen \y 18-2tx HARRIS ELEMENT ARY SCHOOL P.-T. A. | Milton Nevils, USNR, of Baton @ers wanted. Western Union. | ik mayl4tf, AIR circulator fans; store and HELD INTERE THURSDAY FROM FILES OP THE citizen! Rouge, La, who is at, present | OF MAY 19, 1935 ationed: at. the Fleet; Sonar + oped home, new and used. Write— G SESSIO) ‘WANTED Kandel Electric, 176 N. W. Ist. — s : Miami, Fla. may5-14tx| The Parent Teachers Associa- School P.-T. A. on its voyage Senooleon ue sa - ert FLORIDA KEYS property own-! tion of the Harris Elementary from’ 1920 to the present date. 4 Jarge ‘delegation fromi Tiger|™anding officer is announced. ers: If considering selling, ONE all porcelain clectri¢ tefri-| schoot! had itg final: meeting for! ‘Mrs. Férmahdo Cantus; County Z2il Tribe of Red Men, headed by! "Lieutenant, Neyils ‘was ;prev> write without obligation.| . gerator, one washing machine! ji i Fe bunch “PL satdefie’ ‘fae! theta Great § : - Symonette jously attached to the Destrbyes B (specializing in| one water pump, 260 \gi this. (erin, Thursday, May T%).ni Council “President: for’ the ‘com: and Gréat Sapnap Frank Q. Rob-! sishdoni ‘and. Hodest pike a Florida ‘Keys properties since, er hour. Phone 466-4, bi | thaigchiggl auditorium. ‘The: med. (8. ho ares Mic. Sena wineha: ay to altehd the en daasicin: te Rabie ys prope: Whaylectite links Brboad (ith ihe Lord's Praveceee ee are es. Teens ition of the order to African: invasioni: He’ Wears the 92) 41 N. E. 2nd _Bizeet y. - 4 Hith the Lord's Pray ton, presidents’ M American, Africa, Near, Bast: and Miami. may7T-Imox | — 7 er, followed by the singing of « vice-president; fe European campaign ribbgns. |GAS RANGE, good Condition;)“Star Spangled Banner”. cretary; Mrs. Tom Gibson, ‘the Figrida : ts o.¢ i, ee ee oe eS erts, | “ history of “The. Fashion” has it shown held in Palatka LATE MODEL service cycle.’ day bed with new mattress, 4|following program was present-' treasurer, and Mrs, Ruth Harden, 1h Flerida Bast Coast Dental She Is |} ‘such a ‘fine «array _ of. Cash. Frost, 162-D Poinciana | rods and reels, and two ed: historian, The outgoing officers, taj Association will hold a meet. Maho gins devine Dresses—for Sport, for . mayl7-3tx bicycles, one man’s and one] Three numbers by the Hacris ti ce Mla sac ics enache andatnn Dressy Dress-up. Reese, historian; Mrs. Mun School orchestra. dy, secretary; Mrs. Muse, treas- Song — Little Yaller Dog by weie presented with cor- Daphne Warren. s as were Mrs. Camus and Two songs—Magic of the Moon } Clawson, chairman of the ; Key West on June 1 and 2 Ephraim — Youah gal may be 1303 Duval street. al’s de berries. may 18-3tx Se | lady's, WANTED —Furnished apartment by service man, wife and 4-year eld son. Address W. C. T. c/o MOST BEAUTIFUL _ outboard de vine, but mah gi 13,” died, ————_ ne Hospi- ined when, terday for her home in Continen- nnell, Fleming street, left yes-)] New Arrivals, Latest Styles in Cituzen may1l?-3tx motor boat in Key West; 10 H.|and When de Banjo Plays by the 1 mothers. Mrs. Singleton riding and an tal, Ohio Chambray ~ all yg dohnson motor. Apply 702! fourth and fifth grade chorus hanked the association for their Ree Diag” : DRESSES $395 TO BUY full keyboard small, Waddell Ave. mayl8-2tx) After the musical numbers, cooperation in the past year and und Duval Mis. Harry Beaver, who. had ieee 4 i : 4 = CHECKS AND PLAIDS piano. Phone 804-J or 96. |. Rev. Fred Barnett spoke on nat- d for their support in the en neg oy ROIOER, 22eW |cotic education. Mrs. Hurst of the coming year. - —— ingen * Sires, 00. one -W,| child welfare board outlined the , cane Pern ine WANTED—Furnished or unfur-| 2214’ Seidenberg Ave. program of the child welfare in following othe Man Secs hay nished house Or lower apart-| mayl8-2tx|Key West. She said she hoped 3 ° % ment by permanent Key West) this would be a.4 er. Write B. L. J. ¢/o Citizen. “SUBSCRIBE: to The Florida » ehaie: alin { of the state we been visiting relatives in Miami, returned yesterday Sizes 12 to 20 { CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT @Hand Made Children’s SUN SUITS Donald J. Cursy, accompar nent after a reg-| by his son, Donald, Jr. left terday for Miami, where the lat- ter, will), undergo a surgical oper- had the greatest number of nis present in the prin may18-3tx| Sportsinan, Gulfport 7,. Fla mes ides and Mrs. Ely the greatest — ae ; , ; : : : +} was leaving the,t number in'the P grad nd Mrs ry Snow, who ation in Jackson Memorial Hos- ‘ es ra Teciric vos. nyo Per Year. Statewide hunt-teq her with a.ckeck to help out "Acoustic celoiex hes been’ ine ! Vik in: Key West, pital Girls’ Peasant SKIRTS Teteeeeer ty smarath, No, eblld:| orp ecie ee DORE New. a0 | ner: organization stalled in the ceiling and on the 1eturned yesterday to their hom @ Little Boys’ SHORTS, PLAY SUITS, The Citizen says in an paragraph one way at ast we can ll the Depression: don’t be frigerator by month. we va 78 authentic. may19-1t} -sFollowing the program th ren. 5. M. Slate, 714 White St. ‘——=" |ular business meeting took p! may19-3tx' ‘MISCELLANEOUS ‘ RM rs PT are i FURNISHED HOUSE or apart- LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-! Commitice, Mrs. Clawson, ci ment for service man, wife, paired; sewing machines,| an; Hospitality | Commiitec, and 9-year-old daughter. Rich-! {nives, scissors sharpened) nj: Virginia. Key, chairman: 5 burg, P. O. Box 954, Telephone’ keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-|program Committee, Mrs : NAVAL OFFICERS SUN SUITS and SHIRTS BLOUSES SKIRTS * NEW STYLES IN New Shipment in Solid Colors and All Wanted Colors and ack wall with decided improv nts in the sound condition ie Social hour followed the ness meeting and refresh ments were served. ay 19-7tx | i TIN 7 2 RE bell, 803 Simonton Seer ast er i a euntiet LEAVING STATION ° d ] L; b C Pastel Shades Pastel Shades q . shairman, an € EXPERIENCED office girl; book- - as Aah alla age ear iInas ey umper oO. Con tarnish living accomoda- ———— chairman, “reported attainments Three. ificers at the Flee\ If 559 pivision St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 || BED SPREADS in COTTON and CHINTZ a 13 adept: A a yer what they ORAL “CAO, OP ERNE sonore 4 aundry, 1212 MAN'S - pre-war. bicycle; blue/aPove ang over w fceidnie heen est Paraiit tons: Was eager eet ee with gray fenders, large metal anticipated for the entire year. oF any an a Sas hwest ea 4 ©PECIAL—Mexican STRAW BROOMS Ea. $ .39 % 5 White street. ; basket. Reward. Mrs. Dale,| Five members of the organiza- septa ie Coro insor £ eX i Chenille Throw Rugs | 3 : tx {tion were appointed to attend Gale, NR, of Andov ae ae ! : FOR RENT y. | eons: meine binge council’ esting’ next year Lieut. Bryan C. Gibbs, IRONING BOARDS with Pads Ea. $4.50 Gkicwapeeaea cris — a These members were Mrs. Texas Murray, Ky., and Lieut IRONING BOARDS without Pads Ea. $4.00 dren's Erinted BA G TRUNKS, Boxer Style oy she 7 llow canvas zipper ~ asa . LARGE FURNISHED ROOM; for SMALL ye ra is.|Hood, Mrs, George Reese, Mrs. G. Rapraeger, USNR, of ae ee Ree ea Sa hand bag; containing two dt | com Gibson, Mrs, C. T. Howes, Wis. All have been stairs structors at th 10¢ —————————|_ identifications. uct tt ch FOR SALE | turned to Bradford Thornton, : ‘mitory, 1400 Simonton | the teachers. This money nea | Gato Dormitey, be divided equally amon; charges and other valuable Scrub Brushes and Bristle Floor Brushes Reward if re.|and Mrs. J. Pettis. The organization gave $100.00 to Lt. Clifford Graham Is Assigned To Duty B#antzem BATHING SUITS Also 2-piece PLAY SUITS, SHORTS and MIDRIFFS and Gantner Dyper Style BATHING SUITS COLORS IN OIL SOLID magnolia bedroom suite, street. may18-2tx including imnerspring mattress, light natural finish; drop leat table, chairs, three-way floor lamp. 78-1 Poinciana Place. may14-tf ISLANDER DRESS SHOP across street from White House, 220 Duval street — Opening sale; rope shoes from Cuba, $1.75- $2.00; cotton frocks, $6.95- $10.95-$16 95; bathing suits, $6.75 up. may 18-8tx - { RADIO, small ;fan, Silver King, bieyele, water pump, alarm) clock, dinette set, large Frigi-} daire. 420 Southard street. may18-2tx" LARGE ICE BELL on Flagler or White. Reward if returned to 15-F Porter Place. may18-3tx SHORTHAND Note Book; con- taining names and amounts in Post Office Building. If found please return to Dr. E. Gon- zalez and receive reward. Phone 304 or 562-J. mayl8-3tx THURSDAY night from Stock Island; white Fox Terrier pup- Py, with one brown ear. If any- one has him please return him for the sake of little boy. E. M. grades, is to be used to buy - ious items needed in the rooms, such as pictures, maps, and book cases. Prof. Fowler and his secretary, Mrs. Cleo Stone were presented with tokens of appreciation for the work they had done this year. The president expressed her thanks to Mr. Fowler on be- half of the entire P.-T. A. for his splendid guidance in helping them through the school year.! Mr. Fowler gave a response to this address and told what he} had in mind tor the P.-T. A. to accomplish next year McDonald. No questions asked. mayl9-lix Mrs. George Reese, histaiian rf i the ship, Ha gave a Lieut. (jg) Clifford Graham SPECIAL—Aluminum Paint Gilbert, USN, of San Diego, who has had nvaal training a Gyro Compass, Submarine Torpedo Sch reported duty at the Naval Ozerating last week and is assigned to the Industrial Department Lieutenant Gilbert wears Good Conduct, Dete Area and Submarine Combat ribbons. Too Heavy Died Are you fond of fiction’ I used to be, but my hu has ted me up on it Pacific} }] PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS Per Gal. $3.98 Cal., t the Dexter & Schlage DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE 7 PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES sate TOILETS, TOILET SEATS, LAVATORIES ond KITCHEN SINKS the Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS | LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. S TL SATEING PEACH PROIEC Toy HN NR NN a New Shipment of RATIONED AND NON-RATIONED Absolutely the In South Largest Selection ot SHOES ‘ronan All the New Colors and Color Combinations Wide Selection of Styles, Including Loafers, Sports Wear and Play Shoes—Stamps 1, 2 and 3 are Now Valid Come and get New Shoes while Our Stock is Complete And All Sizes Are Here APPELROUTH’S