The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 20, 1945, Page 3

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With ont ma tube. 1212 Pearl st. oct20-2ux Se Linobeus y 6x9 acticall fw vent, 1000 Devell aon, 000 Ne Se ee Apply before 6:30 pm! 1119 Watson street wt20-1tx octS-tf wai bie trie i 5S Ww Lan apt PARI MENTS at 2 20-2tx "7 WHITEHEAD ST Officers’ Club BABY CHICKS am ap Des - 1909 Whitehead |“ ' k from Me : es m Wy tb ee Re » I ‘ ' ‘ 20-11x POR HIRE Mw * 4 ‘ Ash For Hire—Truck, general moving W ( IC. Ra 709 Whitmarsta 600 ps Lane. Temporary phone, 444, 83x from 8 am. to 6.30 pw oct# 21t ’ Apply 171, W FOUND Found— T “s Bow « Ne H ‘ befure M. te PM tH ne Shel ry Pounce BO. It 1m Wh a N FOR CITY ELECTION * November 6, 1945 | For City Commission Apply GERALD H. ADAMS wt 9-3 : For City Commission tage Close] PAUL G. ALBUR ! For City Commission JOHN CARBONELL, JR. For City Commission MYRTLAND CATES 1 For City Commission DR. LEONARD H. CONLY For City Commission ALBERT B. COOPER For City Commission JACK DELANEY For City Commission WILLIAM W. DEMERITT FOR SALE For City Commission FRED J. DION For City Comm WM. T. DOUGHT m on vy, &. For City Commission WILLIAM A. FREEMAN For City Commission LEONARD B. GRILLON , For City Commission HUNTER G. (Sonny) t HARDEN For City Commission EARL W. HIGGS For City Commission JOE A. MEDINA For City Commission JOSEPH J. PIERCE For City Commission WILLIAM RALPH PRATT For City Commission OCTAVIO RECIO For City Commission ALBERT G. ROBERTS nished mihiy Johnson @ For City Commission EARL E. SANDS For City Commission GERALD SAUNDERS For City Commission NEW SAUNDERS For City Commission J. B. (Jem) SULLIVAN For City Commission JOHN GLENWOOD SWEETING - 7 For City Commission “J W. C. (Sugar) SWEETING| For City Commission J.-M. VARELA For City Commission RENNY WATKINS AT CLUB SUGALOA <—ttnten Club Sugaloa is becoming even! the Bingo Palace, at clusive Night Spot” and the de lightful place to dine and dance.” -1.4, with all the usual trim- Dinner is served weeadays and mings. The following Saturday, Sundays from 8 o'clock to clos October 37 is Navy Day, and a! ing. and they specialize im serv com- ing steaks, chops, era food 27d posed of Medames William fried chicken dinners. Those who Young, Francis Brice. Juseph desire a sandwich will find @ Newton, and Rita Schmaltz is! selection of het and cold sponsoring open house «t the sandwiches to choose from. All Beach Club beginning at 4 o’- at popular prices. clock, in celebration of the oc-|i music is by the Suga- casion, George John and Gus 1 rg age ee Wernesday, October 31 is Hal- Sundays from 8 to 12 o'clock dance will | opens at 12 noon The Bow poe lag gps daily. Those who drive eut will young of parkigg spece Hostesses at the club busi! and the Boca Chica Bus No. 4 com - oo a “4 * and the public to drop in at in its various plans may call 9¢ \cold climates, Club Sugaloa for a gala evening the club any time and make ap- weather in Key Wi the next several) 4 | POINCIANA COUNCIL spss renee Y Mr. Mal 1 was given substantial help! formation given EE “Buy Victory Bonds and Hold Them ty been planned by seized Junior Hostess Group. On Tuesday, Ortober 23, a wienie roest will be held at the H H g? | i FF i z ip i i committee of service wives f i 5 i Hi Hi f | and jlowe'en, and a special party and| ? if rf organized group of ladies serving as Junior ng plane to make this years passes the door, Hallowe'en one of the gayest in alld yt ba au Bob Taylor is the genial host years. Any girls in Key West! of the truding Sugaloa and he person- interested in young this very legal molasses in invites his friends, tom- active group, and Participating time, that is, winter anpouncemest 1% plication for membership. | winter. the front page of today’s | i ik : E e 3 a Fg H | : age itl F i Ss tit i . ! F | i ? fi 8 i FEF ? i 5 & &F E f ef i 3 is ke . 5 [ was recorded (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) eee ee a eons ‘ one oa ab = e, did not record the | 500, and the latter now is nego- mittee from the P-T A And after the judge dic | tating to sell the property, one, according to ones Gor & el today, forget to record the other plot, off Angela street, deed jwhere it joins Palm avenye, has the Poinciana ¢ . t M Malone's! a frontage on the Garrison Bigh' Navy Day M Malon nj with riparian rights, of Y : “ gh t ge! pa-' feet If it’s New, Smart and Outstanding You'll Find it at " HERMAN’S Dresses are Our : : Specialty “At Your New Specialty Shop” HERMAN’S The amount involved was $1,-| "memeber! | NEGOTIATIONS —|e00, gtus interest for 10 yeare, but Mrs. Rosetta May Malone, Mr.| *| One parcel has « frontage of 99 ah 4 | feet on Palm Avenue and runs) The Citizen | pack 180 feet to Peart street. The | fh cit oF host of friends and patrons. Dancing is also featured on a pa Sloppy Joe's Bar invites the public to stop in and get the| best of drinks, and get what you! jwant. Ask for your favorite by | (Ry Ansecinted Preset mame and sccording to their an-; NEW YORK.—The average age nouncement on the front page o: of the 1,500 generals who com- today’s Citizen you will get it. | manded the 8,000,000-man Ameri- Musie by Gould Curry at the! can Army in May of 145 was }Piano and Steve Babik on the 514 years, says the Metropolitan acourdian. Life Insurance Company erals were under 90. - | | NOTICE lesan LIGHT VOTE ‘BEST OF MUSIC AT Trmpereaee ante fer the St hay TO ALL CONTRACTORS am. , Bibi | The City of Key West, Florida, SCAVENGER OFFICE (contineed trom Page One | LA CONCHA TONK Sretien tt He nae Leela ill receive sealed Bie for the —— will ren "ae —_— j construction of a sea wall at the ; a 9 ive ag ber 24 main open till Novem Barrosa’s Orchestra will ono = = foot of Simonton Street delinquents as well as cur- bi themseiv Plans and ifieations for said Be ginnar ww ‘es prowl tonight in the | i spec jrent amounts in the pay atigse = - og tree-lCoshtall Lounge of the eis-com a a = work can be had at the Building ments for scavenger service 4.) aiiilie tn ana ot as dittoned Rainbow : | Detroit ob 42 | Inspector's Office, City Hall they may also call at Mr| Those whe wish may dance | Galveston at e | SS 6 oe eee now sending out 1 (thee in the courthouse, 294 heve an enjoyable time. | Jacksonville 81 oj Fight to reject any and all Bids | who have failed t Pre t b s will be in the K. City @ 0 All Bids must be in by October er fees, and cact wine: on | Strike Situation KEY WEST 84 76 «| 8. 1948, at 6 PM # now besieged by) No | 523 Petronia street, Isa-| ——— - |KW.AIRPORT 82 75 ERRDL. V. SAWYER, number who come in and! bel F ne | (Continued trem Page One) | Memphis 7% se Ruilding Inspector « the entire period! Qo 2-410 Simonton street,|@levators, and when they | Miami ai @ «=| cet 18-19-20, 1945 of their delinquency Geace Ke | were told the operators were Minneapolis 57 | s the amounts run N 912 Southard street,| on strike, most of the |New Orleans 78 a tas high as $50 by many of those! Elaine England }eame down the tone ‘Meahe New York Py) » | DO NOT BE CONFUSED never paid fi No 41523 Flagler avenue, of stairs. Norfolk no a” | NEIL Ing Pind : Oklahoma City 66 o | re now ‘| N 23-2 Poinciana, Vernell pers, found the deed to Pensacola Lid “ | SAUNDERS sent out, and it} W Hutcheson Browne property. 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