The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 20, 1947, Page 6

| | } } } 4 ee PAGE Six ee JAYCEES HEAR DR. COLMAN ABOUT LIGHTING IN SCHOOLS Only 100 Out Of 17,000 Rooms Ink- Florida's Public Education Sys-' 7 tem Properly Lighted. Blind: eee eae Says — He Got the Job “Of 2,200 schools, having 17, | 000 rooms, in the State of Florida, court-house” was being discussed. only 100 rooms are adequately! lighted,” Dr, Louis J. Colman, di-, ergetic,” one old obsrever rector, Prevention of Blindness | “For years he chased around like Committee for the State of Flor-| ida, said last night at a meeting | of the Junior Chamber of Com-} merce. Of the 100 rooms that are prop-, erly illuminated, not one was so equipped by either the state or the counties in which they are lo- cated, but by private individuals or. organizations, such as the P,-T. A., Jaycees, Lions clube and the like. Results of improper lighting in schools is very evident, Dr. Col- man said. Statistics show that when a child enters school in the elementary grades, five percent ha.e a! eyes which can be cor- rected. By the time these stu- dents reach high school, thirty percent have bad eyes and if they enter college approximately thir-, ty-five percent are wearing glasses. Florida possesses the record for. thé highest percent of blindness in the country, Dr. Colman stated. } “When it is taken into consid- eration that the enrollment xt the} schools in Florida constitut twenty-five percent of the popu lation of Florida,” Dr. Colman | continued, “poor lighting is going to play an important part in the; lives of our future citizens unless something is done now.” fl The Harris School is the best public school in Monroe coun- ty. Dr. Colman said. “But not ! one school in this area has prop- er lighting.” he added, “with the exception of the Division Street Elementary School. where two fixtures have been installed that are approved by the, National Education Asso- ciation. Dr. Colman, who is a native France, said that this country possesses the finest gifts in the world—gifts that are worth fight-' ing for to keep. These are free education and the right to wor- ship in the churches of the in- dividual’s choice. Four Prizes At *“Gay Nineties” | “Of Woman’s Club: Four prizes will awarded. to- morrow night at the “Gay | Nineties” entertainment to be, given by the. Key West Wom- | an’s Club at the American Le-! gion clubhouse on Stock Island. ! The affair will begin at 8:30 o'-| clock. A prize each will be awarded to the man and woman appear- ing in the most appropriate at- | tire, and a prize to the man and | woman wearing the most hu- | morous costume. The judges will be Colonel G.| D, Hatfield, Mrs. A. Maitland Adams, City Commissioner | Louis Carbonell and Mrs. C. A. | Van. Deursen. ™ Licorice candy is made from juice, taken from the roots of the “sweet-root” plant cultivat- ed in southern Europe, Louis- | jana and California. LEGALS | S PRE Bs Fgh CHANG RRY. Case No. 11-164 DAVE BALL, Plaintiff, DIVORCE vs. SALLIE BALL, pear tot against yc cause on « paper published — in Florida. Done and Ordere tober, A.D. this 20th day of AWYER, urt, iwi £2 JOHN Solicitor for F we No. 11-179 MARCO VILLAREAL, Plaintiff, A VILLAR 1 DIVORCE |B vs. ROSAL a : int. CATION West 101st New York City, > You are hereby’ ‘re to the Bill f net you in th on or before ee aoe tired to ap- Divorce filed Key West, of Novem: * Done a Florida, Rev A.D. 1947. (Clreuit Court Sealy this. Sth 1. Salgado, uty Clerk. Enrique Exquinaldo, Attorney for Plaintiff nov 6-13-20-27, 1947. | one asked. _“Nothing. He got the job.” | Se Le —ee ARCHE ' Harris Ghedk.. Harris School teachers, room- | mothers, and invited husbands | enjoyed a gala night of fun and ‘entertainment at the Parish Hall }on Bahama street iast evening. Games were played and danc-} ing to the tunes of a popular swing band were enjoyed. ; “He used to be powerfully en-; Comic prizes were offered for suid. the various contests. A large table decorated in the Thanksgiving motif and laden AUGH AJWHILE! ae 1 A familiar “man-about-the- ad tryin’ to get a political job.” “What does he do now?” some- candy and mints, graced a corner popular spot after the dancing. The Lucky Market 1212 Olivia Street "WHITE STREET. Shop at LUCKY’S for Your WEEK'S SUPPLY Golden Harvest No. 2 All Brands French Style Size | MILK « 3 cans 35e GREEN BEANS ean 16c¢ | BUSH'S No. 2 Campbell's Mushroom Best Size SOUP 2 cans 3le | HOMINY ean 15e Baby Lima Ehler’s Grade ‘A’ BEANS Ib. 15¢ | COFFEE Ib, jar 48¢e Pillsbury’s Best oa (LIMITED) FLOUR _ 5-lb. pkg. 49¢ ilson’s oe se : Bil. MOR PORK can 37e Libby's CORNED BEEF HASH can 29¢ U.S. No. 1 New Crop POTATOES 10 Ibs. 39e Big Juicy, Delicious ea. 10¢ Pancake Flour pkg. 18¢ Staley’s Maple Pancake SYRUP isl bil. 17¢ to All FREE “.2" KIDS An ‘Oak-Hytex Balloon | APPL ES THE LUCKY MEAT BOX (Cuban or American Cuts) Very Lean ROUND : PORK CHOPS Ib. 68¢ | STEAK Ib. 63e Fresh Filet of Beef POUND Tenderloin Steak . 95e PC GROUND MEAT Ib. 49¢ Enjoys Party’ with sandwiches, cakes, sherbet, ; of the hall and proved to be a} | | Phone 177 ROGER TERN ORE REC EER | ERO 5 Store Closes at 1 P.M, Every Thusdoy SHITHS GROCERY DR.C. W. . JOHNSONS HERE FOR WINTER Dr. and Mrs. C. Ww. Johnson, of Lawton, Michigan, yesterday. and will spend winter in their home at Washington street. the 1119 More than 32 per cent of the ' population of Hawaii is of Jap-j ;anese ancestry. cranky ‘every month’ ? eA tute by distress of had functional periods . disturb- ances? Does this make you feel so ured, high-strung, nervous—atsuch times? Then po try Lydia E. Pink- hbam's Vegetable Compound to rélicve such symptoms! Pinkham's €om- pound is quade especially for women. also what Doctors @all a stomnnehis ont tonic effect! Any drugstore, LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S cSaeatté Gy? When due to aviritionsl anemia, Tonle can help you “ tke @ billion”. FULL PINT ied 19 GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Free Delivery) 1201 Corner of Catherine for THIS WEEK-END and Your Thanksgiving Dinner The public is invited to compare our Quality and our Prices with those of Super Markets and Chain Stores. Comparison will prove you always do better when you shop at Archer's! ' Fresh-Killed DRESSED and DRAWN Chickens . 47c — Roasters tb. 59c Heavy Western BEEF Chuck Roast lb. 32c Western Corn-Fed Armour’s Star HAMS String End lb. 58c Grade AY suiceo BACON | PORK .."ciors be edellb. .. . Bbc STEW MEAT | STEAKS™2% Ib... . 29c|tb. . . . 35c Fresh-Killed DRESSED and DRAWN All Sizes TURKEYS We Have A Nice Selection O80) = Fruit Cakes; Nuts, Ete. Medium GRADE “A” EGGS doz. 55c CATSUP SAUERKRAUT Bottles Ge | 2 =" 19¢ Corned Beef - No. 2 Size Long Grain HASH can _ 28c| RICE ... Ib. 19¢ TOMATO In Cans In Heavy Syrup Large Can SAUCE 3 for 19¢ | PEACHES . 23¢ Complete Line of Fancy Fruits and Vegetables U.S. No. 1 White 10 LBS. | BELLOW Potatoes ... 47c | Onions 2 lbs. 15¢ Fresh PUMPKIN for Your PUMPKIN PIES @—F- ALL INGREDIENTS for FRUIT CAKES Phone Orders Aooay ten for Delivery Archer’s Grocery 814 Fleming Street Telephone 67 “The Store That Serves You Best” oe SERVICE Creamery BUTTER LB. 85¢ This Weekend Only eR RET Boneless lb. 69 CARNATION PRUNES j IES jar 25e} Be Libby’s SLICED or HALVES PEACHES LIBBY’S SLICED PINEAPPLE... LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL.... SYRUP BIR ‘FROSTED’ EYE DELICIOUS 2 Ibs. 29 A Nice Selection of GRAPEF: arrived | WHITE STREET Sah 23¢ | America’s Favorite Cracker Smail Pkg. CORN BEEF HASH in HEAVY We Have Just Installed A New FROZEN FOOD BOX Meee Complete Line of BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS | eee 51 ‘OP and SHOF at, WING LEE'S CENTER Duval and Angela Sts, Stati ds Dts Dann te to athe toe hh tt te ee WeNeeesee Everything for Your THANKSGIVING DINNER May We Help You Make Your Selection? You may look around leisurely through our food store and select the nation’s best foods from our well-stocked shelves for. YOUR Thanksgiving Din- ner... You can obtain a wide variety of appetite-terpting, nourishing foods ..-. You will find many foods that will de- light your palate. Come in ++ surprise yourself with the delicious menu you can arrange FOR THE HOLIDAYS. LEE’S. ORIENT RESTAURANT v and AME ' LUNCHES & DINNERS Served Daily from Noon © ay ter to Parties, Yeddings and Banquets a Street Cloverbloom Grade A EGGS Meat Departmen Shop at Smith's for Ist-Quality Meats Any Cut, Cuban or American Style WESTERN In Cartons Vv EAI DOZEN ROA Ib. 69¢ 65¢ C a. Ib. 58e" Friday and Saturday Only HAM Sb, 6¢| PORK Loin or Ham .. & 59¢|ROAST » 69¢ --All Ingredients for SOUSE-- GROCERY DEPARTMENT FACTORY PACKED S U G A R : 5)-rounp ac Ac MAGNOLIA CONDENSED CAN | MILK... 19¢ SUPER SUDS Octagon CLEANSER, Extra Special 33 BLEACH 2 for 23¢ Ig. pkg. 32¢ 32¢ ean 5¢ ~ MAXWELL Limit 2 Cans 15e HOUSE COFFEE lb. 46¢c With Order JOAN AN of ARC | Cream-Style No. 2 1 Te FANCY Gotiie |e Bantam . Can Today’s Brand No. 212 | “On, soLip= PREPARED Pa TOMATO Size | PACK € ATSUP bel. 19¢ Ul aialante A. 23¢ can %e | JELLO ae Limit) . . 10e ean Ibe | BEETS .......... 10 ean 2Te TEA......... pkg. 25¢ AEE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables U.S. NO. 1 WHITE APPLES Potatoes 5 tbs. 25e TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS Ib. 10c LARGE ORANGES doz. 30c FRUIT - ORANGES - CELERY - LETTUCE - CARROTS - SQUASH RAABABRAAARAASEADALSARARALAE! 4 AABADEDSDRDADAADAAAAAAAADR HOSTINGSH Ga MINE PHONE 28 ee ee VV VV VW fee) fee add db dd dd dddd ddd dd dddddl he dh hdd i de NOVEMBER 20 THURSDAY MONROE “MARKET ETL UD 533 William Street sournasp 'stacer TABLE-GRADE NU-MAID otto pon 36¢ Place Order for Your TURKEY Large Variety of XMAS TREE DECORATIONS Bee All Ingredients for FRUIT CAKES “ag CS A RS ATR See Our Week-End Specials on the Bulletin Board in Our Store CARLOS” Market Sa. PHONE 76 WESTERN MEAT WE HANDLE ONLY @ PORK LOINS THE BEST OF Steaks - wees ‘ts and Chops @ BEEF @ VEAL *ALL INGREDIENTS for SOUSE eBreakfast BACON eBUTTER eCHEESE eEGGS NU-MAID TABLE OLEO &. 36¢ Place Your Order for THANKSCIVING TURKEY cae. Nice Selection We Carry, CUT UP... autem FRYERS ohn FROSTED FOODS: FRYING PAN Kemember . . . There Is Only ONE BIRDSEYE SEE THE BULLETIN IN OUR MARKET FOR OUR BHF SPECIAL GROCERY PRICES 73g BIG FREE OFFER We will award one $8.00 Basket of GROCERIES to cne of our customers Each and Every SATURDAY. For details, ask Carlos. Pikh Dover: _ a OVERSEAS MARKET 935 Division St. ||. r...1, | The Best in c € Gri ns The Finest in GROCERIES | “© Grinnell Street} FRuIts and and MEATS PHONE 419 VEGETABLES Tony. 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Ask For Itt! eFancy Mushrooms eFresh Water ‘Cress Chinese Cabbage eChickory eEscarole eFresh Okra eRomaine Lettuce Fane Tender Greens eCollard Greens eFresh Parsley eEgg Plant ePascell Celery eSnow White Cauliflower eRed Cabbage eGreen-Top White Turnips ePomegranates eNew Red Bliss Potatoes Our Prices and Quality Are Beyond Comparison—Come, Seel!! wt _PROMPT FREE DELIVERY + Nenerve The Ithcht to Limite Quantity i . . be 19¢ 1947 Se ie ae