The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 7, 1947, Page 6

PAGE F OUR - Navy Wives See Silk Articles Jane Walgamott, a representa- tive of a silk products company, appeared yesterday “before the La Concha Navy Wives Club and began a series of programs to aid the organization in judging all the articles sold in Key West. Mrs. Walgamott had _ several articles of the company she rep- resents to show the club mem- bers for style and quality. Fred E. Knight's collection of rare German stamps were view- ed. Each stamp was explained with a history or interesting story. Knight acquired several of these stamps while serving in Germany in World War II. He fis a member of ‘the Key wet Philatilest Club. Tentative plans were discuss- | ed for the Labor Day. progr ‘The club plans to sponsor sev booths. A motif for a float was | also discussed. Plans for a membership drive were further- | ed, but will be announced at a later date. BAER RETURNS AFTER 6-WEEK BUYING TRIP IN NORTHERN MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Baer, of Baer’s Market, have returned after six weeks of extensive buying in the Northern and Western Food mar- kets. Mr. Baer believes his 6th Anniversary Advertisement, elsewhere in today’s Citizen, is proof of his accomplishments. He says he is very happy to be back home and serving his apprecia- } tive public. REGISTRATION AT CONVENT NEXT WEEK The Convent of Mary Imma-| culate School will open _ its classes September 8 at 9 o'clock. , Registration will take place this | coming week, as follows: Grades 1 through 8; August 1}! and 12, from 9:15 to 11:15 a. m.; For High School, on August 12, from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Pupils for the first grades must be six years of age in 1947, and must present their birth certifi- cates. On the same days, at the | same time, registration for the | boys in the grade school will take place at St. Joseph’s School. | Rose blooms cut late in the a ternoon keep longer than those cut early in the morning. Five-sixths of the world sup- ply of jute, from which burlap and sacking ,cloth are woven, comes from Bengal. SEARS CATALOG SHOPPING ob Sows adie ny ae Come In and See This Book! It Is Full of Those Items You'll Need for Those School Days Just Ahead! Let Us Help You SAVE MONEY by Ordering NOW! Remember, only 10% Down will open your Sears RechuckandCe. DER Phone 1560 AEE roe OVERSEAS MARKET Division St TELEPHONE 419 FRUITS and VEGETABLES With That Garden- FRANK YACCARINO—“The Vegetable Man” RIPE AVOCADO PEARS... SWEET GEORGIA PEACHES . . SWEET MEATY | CANTALOUPES , 3 Cooking Apples - Baking Potatoes - Fresh Okra - Lima Beans - Stringbeans - Spinach - Cele: Top Carrots - Endive - Chine: Fresh Jersey Corn - Cold Watermelons - Red Plums - Seedless and Ribier Grapes - California Cantaloupes - Melons . Yellow Squash - Key and Persian Limes - Georgia Freestone Peaches - Sunkist Lemons - Cabbage Black-Eye Peas. “IF IT GROWS, Our Prices and Our Quality Are Beyond +» Come and See Comparison . + PROMPT FR GEE We Reserve The Richt to Limit Quantity" HEY, KIDS! MOM and DAD, Toor a Have You Seen SEARS’ Back-to-School CATALOG? + Cucumbers . Radishes ISS PLL LL LL Home-Grown Barn Is Not Just Hay DES MOINES, Iowa.—(AP). —Forty-two thousand board j feet of oak, logged and saw- ed on the farm, went into the building of a barn on the H. J. Grady farm near Har- per’s Ferry, believed to be one of the biggest barns in that northeast Iowa area. A planing mill as well as a saw mill were moved onto the place to prepare the lum- ber for the structure which measured 100 feet by 36 feet. | The basement is concrete blocks. At a barn raising, 68 carpenters and neighbors helped construct the building and the structure was dedi- cated with a barn dance. When the second hay cut- ting is completed, Grady said he expected to have about 100 tons of alfalfa, clover and timothy stored by this winter for his 70 head of purebred | Hereford cattle. | Mak Lk ddd ddr | ‘PACK OF LIES’ (Continued from Page One) year-old boy arose and assured Ferguson there would be no fur- ther cheering, Ferguson revoked the order. Hughes later told reporters it would be “utterly impossible” for him to submit a list of ques- tions that would bring to a head the exact answers he wished to obtain from Senator Brewster. CARD OF THANKS We desire in this public manner to pay a debt of thanks to the ‘many friends and neighbors who So freely gave of sympathy and on the occasion of our recent avement in the loss of our one, Harry Stirrup, and es- lly to the donors of the beau- THE FAMILY. STRAND THEATRE Now Showing “IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE” 4 Davs, Starting Sunday “SONG OF THE SOUTH” A Walt Disney Production e MONROE THEATRE Now Showing “CALL OF THE PRAIRIE” Hopalong Cassidy . Starting Sunday “LA MUJER DEL PUERTO” Pe essechy Palma (Spanish Picture) Easy-Payment Account With Us OFFICE . COR. SIMONTON and FLEMING STREETS O01 01 RAR Remar Sm Corner of reet crmweit street Fresh Picked Flavor 2 for 25¢ lb. 10c- . . each 19¢ Egg Plant - California Green. abbage ~ Escarol - Chickery - ) Honey Dew Tennessee Tomatoes - + Sweet Potatoes and FRANK HAS IT” EE DELIVERY + AAAAASAAALABAAAAAAAAAAAAAADADABADAAASAAAADASILASZALASD THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1947 BAER’S MARKET PHONE pices Quality---Corner DUVAL and OLIVIA Streets NIVEL Ry EVENT It’s Our Birthday BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO YOU! Anniversary . .. We are proud to celebrate it here in the midst of our many Friends and Customers. We are having Surprises for you with many Splendid Offerings!!! It’s Our “SIXTH” A COMPLETE LINE of FRESH FOODS AT ALL TIMES! SLICED BREAKFAST Swift's SUGAR-CURED Ready-to-Eat HAMS »-49¢ ‘ WHOLE or STRING-END BACON bb. 49¢ BONED and ROLLED LEAN Whole or Half POUND PORK HAMS 59¢ All Meaty Juicy SKINLESS CORN-FED LEAN WESTERN POUND WE PORK CHOPS 456¢| Iphone 2 Phone 215 SMOKED COUNTRY POUND POUND FRESH * YouR cHoIcE—PounD ff witson’s PounpD § PURE ~ POUND | GRADE A-A DOZEN sata. «sum Die [OLEO, . . 32¢{ LARD... 2c [EGGS ...59 PIGS CHITTERLINGS = TRIPE ¢ eee c ¢ : ¢C SR POUND §f/ BROOKFIELD - CLOVERBLOOM - CLEARBROOK VEAL ROAST . 35:;BUTTER. . GRADE “A” WEST “A” WESTERN LEAN POUND STRICTLY FRESH—Never Frozen POUND CALVES LIVER 85: Milk-Fed Grade A WHITE BONED and ROLLED POUND Tle LAMB lb. A5¢ : » ROAST 25¢ T-BONE * STEAK 3% GRADE A SPRING SHOULDER of LAMB POUND 19¢ GRADE “A” SHOULDER POUND LAMB CHOPS . 39: Fresh-Dressed Poultry CHICKENS — FRYERS WESTERN Sab A” BEEF See : ‘ “) Standing Rib ROAST 49% GRADE “A” WESTERN BEEF LEAN and TENDER BOLICHE or PALOMILLA FLOUR . 57"42¢ LONG GRAIN Fancy 9m 35e White RICE.... 2 EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED 2 cans 49c DEL MONTE or CHASE & SANBORN MILK. COFFEE. Average = ny POUND 5 to 7 lbs. “POUND BAG POUND 49c POUND 39¢ POUND SI A E Z SNIDER'S 14.02, Bottie | ASC | Eifrulé-[egitil \Kisww 3 ee GUL a a Pea h No. 22 Can | \ e You Can i _ GOLETA eaches .. 25/4 —. BEER seca case’ =p CORN on Cob.... 6 ears 25 cp ass oe VA " LARGE PACKAGE CALIFORNIA WINE For the Hot Weather—A Refreshing Drink 24 Bottles GRAPE - STRAWBERRY - ORANGE SOD Case of. 24 Bottles POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES CLIQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE or SPARKLING WATER... mead UL a sacl Res ; LETTUCE .......... head Bel ; = Juice 2 *:. U.S. NO. | WHITE 26¢ id ls PREMIUM la eae POTATOES ....... : SALTINES 89e Deposit TEXAS NO.1 YELLOW rr kn 22¢ CARTON es Sherry - Port Musceatel - Burgundy a ONIONS — ave se reece rhe Gauze TOILET LIGHTHOUSE Tissue 2 nous Bel Cleanser 3 cas Be CANTALOUPES ..... each 1 19 A cans 43¢ QUART 15c GRAPES... 0.00000 —————""We Reserve the Right to Limit Quanties’—————_ BAER’S MARKET — For Quality »