The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 1, 1946, Page 4

+ . ’ _ AGE FOUR * THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Duval Street USO|Today. In’ History. Pinder-Sheperd To Continue Dance Thursday Nights “The Duval Street USO operat- ed by National Catholic Com- munity Service, announces that the Thursday. evening dances ‘will continue ‘to be held at St. Mary’s Parish Center, 1021 Duval street; The dance will begin at 8:30 p. m., and continue till 10:30 | Pp. m., there will be refreshments and novelty dances. Service men, Junior Hostesses and Key ‘Westers are invtied to attend. Today’s Birthdays Bieut. Gen. Jolin C. H. Lee, ‘Commander of U.S. Forces in the Mediterranean, born at Junction City, Kans., 59 years ago. Dr. Helen Taft Manning of| ‘Byrn Mawr Collége, professor of history, daughter of the late President-Chief Justice, born in Cincinnati, 55 years ago. ~ Robert C. Stanley, president of Anternational Nickel Co., of Can- ada, born at Little Falls, N. J., 10 years ago. Dr. Harold S. Osborne, chief) ‘engineer of American Tel. & Tel., New York, born at Fayetteville, N. Y., 59 years ago. Ernest T. Weir, chairman of National Steel, Pittsburgh, born in Pittsburgh, 71 years ago. . Rabbi Nathan Krass of New sok, born. in Russia, 67 years » Prof. A. Franklin Shull of the Watversity of Michigan, noted zoologist, born in Miami Co., “Ohio, 65 years ago. Fs Falconry was practiced by the Jancient Persians, Egyptians and ‘Romans thousands of years ago. Sc RR AS a ES IN MEMORIAM = In-sad butloving remembrance of Our Dear Son, Husband, Father and Brother, Thomas J. Santis,- who departed this life August 1, 1945. No one knows the sorrow.nor eels. the grief nor pain, but there’s that Heaven of Tomorrow “where we shall meet again. THE SANDS FAMILY ; eet your oppetite? Feet drog- Is gy? When due to simple or ‘BLUE CAP DDT ; POT 0 LUCK : : DOUBLE DOUBLE % or HAVE MORE ‘Comes In Pints, Quarts or Gallons AT ALL STORES 1498—Columbus, on his third voyage, finally touches mainland. 1873—First: world street cable car in operation, in San Fran- cisco. 1876—Colorado" Statehood. 1907—Army Signal Corps es- tablishes the Division of Aero- nautics—birth of the Army Air Force, 1911—U. S.. Postal Savings Banks first established. 1914—Germany formally de- clares war on Russia. 1919—Army troops race rioting in Chicago. 1933—First official appearance of the N.R.A. Blue Eagle, 1934—United. States. relin- quishes control in Haiti after 19 years’ occupation. 1943—Some 175 U. S. Libera-| tors, flying from North Africa, bomb Rumania oil refineries. admitted to suppress | Race rioting in Harlem section of New York City. 1944—U. S. forces spread out, from Normandy into Britanny and } France, Philadelphia ‘street car workers go on strike. 1945—Hundreds of Superfort- resses bomb Jap cities. U. S. 12th Army, over-a million men, dis- solved. aa weet niente ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL. IN ONE HOUR, If not pleased, your 35¢ back at any drug store, TE- OL, «a STRONG fungicide, contains 90% alcohol. IT PENETRATES. Reaches MORE germs to KILL the itch. Today at Gardner's iPharmacy. SLEEP TONIGHT pee 't lie awake tossing, tumbling and he morning worn out, exhausted. doa cae avi eat nerves quiet try Ingre~ dients used by Doctors, Use only as directed. Satisfaction or monav back. Sold by Central Pharmacy Division and White Sts. STRAND THEATER PAUL HENREID in “SPANISH MAIN” Coming: “Spiral Staircase” - ‘Monroe Theater EDMUND LOWE in ™ | ‘The Strange Mr. Gregory’ iit + Sports - Shorts eeccececeseo PHONE 3-77 TE UNION BUS STATION THE NEW HOTEL LEAMINGTON Entirely Redecorated To Frigidaire Users We Wish to Announce That We Are the Only AUTHORIZED FRIGIDAIRE Dealers in Key West We Carry A Complete Stock of Parts for FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE RANGES Our Services Are Devoted Exclusively to Frigidaire Preducts We Also Have REPLACEMENT PARTS for Equipment Sold by Us During the Past 10 Years For Frigidaire Service . . . Call Martinez Refrigeration Company . 1024 Duval Street PHONE 279 Key West, Floridg AAA TS TT ssogytgninisnannutstiustnrnvtrsgtennrenusennacaeesvaeavtvavevaeamnavusgst eee This Week, Carlos’, the Best Known Butcher in Town has PLENTY of BEEF, LIVER and PORK CHOPS Butter and Cheese Dairy Products . - Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Self-Service Grocery Visit This Little Market for Top Quality Food Products CARLOS’ MARKET PHONE 76 Corner William and Fleming Streets Key West. Fla. “Auysvvsdinsugteivnivatrtvngsnane svete vestige etennse GASEOUS | Wedding Friday Miss Faye Pinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Pinder, 1402 Newton st., will be married tomorrow at 8:30 p.m, in the First Methodist (Stone) Church to John Gerald Sheperd, of Quincy, Fla., reeently discharged from the Navy. The Rev. G. Leon Wells will a at the cere- mony. All ine. who.attended the re- cent shower given for Miss. Pin- der are invited to the wedding. A reception will be held after the ceremony at the home of the bride. COW SHOOTS MAN DOUGLAS, Wyo.—Floyd Lore, 49, was shot fatally in the abdo- man by a cow. Lore, who had carried a pig to a slaughterhouse to be butchered, was shot when a cow knocked a rifle from the hands of a slaughterhouse owner and it discharged as it fell, fatally wounding Lore. “ae ' Discount for Delay “Yes, it was a case of love at first sight.” “Why didn’t you marry him? “I saw him’several times after: SUPPER IS PLANNED - BY Y.W.A. MEMBERS ‘The Young Women’s Auxiliary | of the First Baptist Chureh will entertain with a covered dish supper for young people and }—————_________ service men at the home of Mr. | take the place of the regular and Mrs. Elizah Sands, “2746 | Y.W.A. gathering which is held Staples ave., Friday evening at:in the church every Friday 7:30 o’cloc! This meeting will ' evening. ward.” Po i. Pack fMemnoe t Paul’s Cash Grocery 611 FRANCIS STREET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables MEAT The Best Quality at the Lowest Price, Quality Considered American and Cuban Style Cuts GEORGE PEREZ, Butcher c WE DELIVER PHONE 493 i i i in i in in in in lin in lin nin han li in an niin an inant din ts tn tat ts 4 ambeeassessee VICTORY. CASH MARKET KEY WEST’S LARGEST FOOD MARKET Everything for Your Table Under One Roof 1028 DIVISION STREET ’ AAA , > > > > t 7 IVI IITT 5 PE ASE Quality 4 Groceries e dwwwwvvww PHONE 1080 Visit the Victory Market When You Want the Best Food Products at Prices You Want to Pay At this food market you will find a wide variety and you will get Polite Service. We de- liver orders promptly. It's always a square deal at Victory. Hf you don’t see what you want ask the cashier. LOUIS MUNIZ and A. ALEXANDER, Owners, [SSE Suissa oe os sn MEAT - POULTRY --DAIRY PRODUCTS Freeh Ground ALL BEEF HAMBURGER STEAKS TENDER VEAL STEW FANCY FRYERS--ROASTERS _ FANCY WESTERN PORK ROAST...» 55¢ Ib. 59c Yelb. 25¢ », 30° @CLUB STEAKS @SIRLOIN STEAKS FEAST iw. 29° | CHEESE FRICASSEE LARD CHICKENS éan be. found here at the Victory, Market . a +s APPLE. SALAD DRESSING - Fancy. Uncoated Long-Grain RICE Hard- t0- Get ‘Items SAUCE - Canned TOMATOES - PINEAPPLE JUICE LL GERBER’S BABY FOOD 3ciu:23¢ PEACHES x2'21"c2. 33° OAK HILL FREESTONE Pearl Borax Large WHITE LAUNDRY SPECIAL PILLSBURY FLOUR MISS JULIE'S’ PIE CRUST MIX 2 suc. 29° . SUNSWEET. ‘PRUNE JUICE &: LIBBY’S re BROWN _ATTENTION!! CHICKEN OWNERS We Have A Full Line of SCRATCH FEED and MASH HASH EF 25- and 100-Ib, Bags Tall can 28 - 19¢ 42c - Ble Zine OO 2-lb. Bag .. - 5-lb. Bag 10-Ib Bag .... APPLE and RASPBERRY + DEL MONTE DICED ¢ ‘ARRO Regularly 18c each 1-lb. jars Beate © GIBBS MIXED VEGETABLES . ASTOR COFFEE Butter [5 Ib. 29: “= 33 | PABST TONIC Jar WE HAVE A FULL LINE of RESTAURANT SUPPLIES IN GALLON CONTAINERS eMustard eMayonnaise eDill and Sweet Pickles eCatsup eFruit Juices, Etc. Special Case of 24 12.02. Bottles COTTAGE CHEESE b. 29° $ 429 OES SIN SS SG LE LES SILL LL, OG TELE LE STRIATE, ———BUY FLORIDA ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE——— FRUITS and VEGETABLE SPECIALS A Complete Line of Garden-Fresh GREENS and VEGETABLES at the Lowest Prices Bing CHERRIES YELLOW Sd - APRICOT - Sweet California GRAPES CRISP CALIFORNIA SWEET FANCY GEORGIA stalks ea. 15¢ PEACHES EATING or COOKING STORE HOURS 2 ite, 20°. hits oe (LETIUCE Mle Monday thru Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.—Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. PUREE . SEEPROMPT FREE DELIVER YORE “We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity” GRADE “A” Carton EGGS. . Pure PORK SAUSAGE - - bb. 35¢ PORK BUTTS 53: VEAL STEW |b. 20¢ CHEESE. -. - .... can [Qe Neck Bones 2bs, 35¢ RIB ROAST. !. ee PORK CHOPS bb. 5 Be VEAL ROAST !. 45¢ Fresh Made COTTAGE lb. 35 SOUP. . 1 . oh Oe VIRGINIA CATCHUP. 12-02, © Bottle ARMOUR'S No. 2 Can String BEANS *:? Lb. * Jar In Oil Can 1-lb. Jar TALL CANS 30¢ HEINZ or LIBBY’S Assorted LIBBY'S SHOE STRING FOOD 3 for 25¢ BEET Can e ¢ Potted Meat 2 *%° 15¢ AMERICAN TOMATO Toilet TISSUE .... 10¢ DEL MONTE 15¢ BORDEN’S Fancy LONG GRAIN RICE — SOAP POWDERS Potatoes 10 !bs.3Qc LARGE TEXAS FANCY SWEET NEW CALIFORNIA CABBAGE oa D5 Self-Service GROCERIES “Always the Best the Market Lang ot BABY No. 2 5 LIBBY’S oe SARDINES ‘2. 12° SAUCE cn 5° Diced CARROTS 53 ONIONS 3 .:. 10° POTATOES 3...25¢ Es. 5* LEMONS PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY ,\¥°..