The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1947, Page 5

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¥ HA jinch length, tC 6% Faahion:., .| FUR COATS. LONG OR SHORT VARIED LENGTHS TEAM WITH LONGER SKIRTS CHOOSE YOUR LENGTH. . . Pictured above are four fur coats in lengths rf Fight for wear with the new longer skirts. They ar inch mink great-coat, best for tall womens nutria wraparound jacket, 32- with double petals at neck and ‘wr e (I. to r.): Full length, ist revealing contrasting bleached “imoon-gold” anntria—right for either dress or casual wears; natural mink jacket, 28-inch length, for round-the-clock wear; iridescent bronze Persian, 38-inch or seven-eights length, for all-round wear. All designed by > Nettie Arnheimer, x % ane aren a %, b Otherwise, the variety of pos- | x ‘sible coat lengths is wide. You # may have your old coat remod- - eléd, add a few achieve the smart new long * 1 ® steed a little or a lot, to of ‘quarters, finger-tip or length. All.\will be worn this D. last tee ne ing x sfull - tiéns are making fur coats ex- shorter than the skirt. x sstep with the times. i The", one, length . which’ ‘Will fon ohly an: inch ‘or two’ of ' skirt’ be: heiniér,) by all’ meins have: it shortened,.a few inches: more— or ddd on the required inches % to;make it full length. If. you’re in the market for @new fur coat, the choice is liigh, wide and handsome. Wf new wraparound styles are go- sugar- on OFFICE snake: (Sea: 9th Chief Justice of she Roberts SUPPLIES || Lopez Bldg. By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor HO”. to wear last year's fur coat over this year’s long dresses ! 4a is a.problem that is driving most women to long, worried ! ae sessions with their budgets. i I's not so hard to solve, however, says fur designer Nettie omy There is one rule to remember—the fur coat, 1948 style, ‘should be either one inch longer or at least four inches MANY . PUPILS ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1793—Stephen F. - Austin, it founder of Texas, 1822, for' a‘de- cade chief arbiter there, born in Wythe Co., Va. Died Deckm- ber 27, 1836. 1794—William Cullen Bryant, extra skins, th...Or you may have eit seven-eights, three-. waist ter, and all are strictly in “a Wii) | mington, Mass. Died Jbne vyour coat. as definitely, 1878, year’s is. that which ,réveals tegor'y, advises} Mrs., Arn? | Diced Septermber 27, 1886. 1834—-Charles. 6... Fidisefnyine Cincinnati founder, with a pa ner, of the great yeast busin ber 10, 1897, The 'federate soldier, yer and suga Louisiana law- , plante U, strong, in both jackets and length styles. New . S. Supreme Court, born in Lafourche County, La. . citing than ever—and now it’s ¢ really possible t6 buy a mink |vwe~rwweees ew eves 2°, eoat to match your: hair, wheth- | BTRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | > ‘...er you're a blonde, a brunette, a TRIUMPH : opis Ela or have gray or white COFFEE | Your Horoscope | _ * All Grocers | of pected during their obvious de- ‘velopment.: "? Neto ‘used rose perfume, valu- ed quet. ‘ ‘alfalfa’ and sweet clover do bes! soils. You Women Who Suffer |FEEL CHILLY! 1 going through the func- rl fee yen adie-age" riod pecu- Har to'women (38-52 yrs.) ? Does i e MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1947 —The nature given by this day is: passionate, watchful, and per- | haps a little timid. It may be 2 very. distrustful of not real, and of\things fact. The natives may be more watchful and wise or fe fee pected irritable, weak? Then Do “table Compound to relieve suc! Compouns y inst such ‘middle-age’ ace aatins what Doctors call a ‘@-great stomachic tonic! 8A A204 0eAe4444444ee something yet be oblivious actually present in vautious than real- ighted, and thus ares by some turn circumstances entirely: unex- MIAMI and iil, Also Serving ALL POIN' at $250,000, at a single ban- | ae Express Schedu t on neutral or alkaline (No Stops night, LEAVES MIAMI SUNDAYS) 6:00 o'clock A.M, his make you suffer from hot so nervous, high- o'clock P, M. LEAVES MIAMI Lydia E, Pinkham’s veue- 's famous Ae this! b rly — Pinkham Spent yi ‘buid up resist- FREE PICK. 2 sedative. It positively retains no opiates ne Url ne rithat we mean). *Binkham’s Compound is also TABLE 'S compound : ‘ €-\ginia’s famed novelist:.and!, hiss ¢ negthi: If ‘your \old coat falls ir {torian, born, in Winchester,: Va. Overseas T ransportation Company, ‘Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —— between —— LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock H (Know America) Speaker of the House, born | Attleboro, :63 years ago. born in Omaha, years ago. Nebraska, i te jington, D. C., noted ;born there. 57 years ago. ‘ton, Minn.j 42 years ago. >< Artemas’L. Gates, former unt librarian, born TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Congressman Joseph W. Mar- tin, Jr. of North Attleboro, Mass. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, famed |Arctic explorer, born in Canada. 68 years ago. Professor Mors {A Cartwright “6f-Columbna Uni- |versity, director of the American ‘Association of Adult Education, Robert: V.: Fleming. of Wash- banker, Professor Arthur N. Holgombe famed American poet, New York jot Harvard, noted professor of newspaper editor, born in Cum- |80vernment,: born, at Winchester, 12, |Mass., 63 years ago. . | U. Ss. Senator Joseph H.. Ball 1830—John Esten Cooke, Vir- jof Minnesota, born at Crocks- Dr. Julian P. Boyd, Princeton born in Hungary. Died Decem- | University Con verse, S. C., 44 years ago. in 57 at 1845—Edward D. White, Con. | - 123 Duval Street Sample Books for Our Complete Line of XMAS CARDS Now Ready for Taking Orders of Cards and Personalized Gifts PHONE 250—— KEY WEST TS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West le: En Route) DAILY (EXCEPT DAILY (EXCEPT JP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts. PHONES: 92 AND 68 7 OG) abe ~ ’ | | , , Sout - Serves the Community *. by: enlightening. ~- ita people!! Read and You Know!! [lumination. - So All May. See ocr As Long “As You Can READ. "Have the World Before ae Your Eyes! WHAT’S GOING ON IN KEY WEST?... 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