The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 4, 1947, Page 8

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HOUSE The Freshest! !!! All Grinds lb. 47¢ : Sniders TOMATO CATSUP 14-0. Bottle 23¢ PREMIUM CLOROX a. 15¢ ta MILK 2 Brands Megnelis Brand CONDENSED Brand CONDENSED TALL CANS 25¢ le TOMATO PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER 1+: 31¢/ SARDINES x: 19 All Brands U.S: No. ‘1’ White ‘All Popular Juice ORANGES ____ Mesh Bag 35c | California WINE 5Sth’s 97 BAER’S MARKET BACON ... 65¢ Cigarettes | POTATOES | "| CARTON 5 lbs. 2le BEER and ALE | | Goes Back For - THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Savings, Man . Dies In Flames BINGHAMPTON, N. Y.—After escaping from his burning home in which his _ sister-in-law perished, Henry’ Stone, 64, thought of the money he had been: saving for funeral expenses. He plunged back into the house and was burned to death TODAY IN HISTORY | (Know America) 1783—Gen. Washington bids farewell to his officers in New York; tears moistened the eyes {of nearly all, as each bade him farewell—at end of Revolution. 1867—The National Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, organiz- ed by Department of Agricul- ture employees, in Wa: shington. 1915—Henry Ford's “Peace Ship” sails from~ New York to | “get the boys out of the trench- es by Christmas. 1918—Germans seem more as- tonished than alarmed at sight of the American-French Army of Occupation as it crossed into Germany. 1925—Some 600,000 home- seekers found camped in Flo- rida. 1932—First band of hunger- marchers, some 25,000 men, women and children, arrive in broadcast they have finished mopping up in Philippines. 1943—American carrier planes attack the Marshall Islands. 1944—Germans and Ameri- cans battle for the Saar Basin. 1945—U. S. Senate votes Uni- ted States full and active parti- eipation in the United Nations. Harry Markowitz, Ine. Formerly o} ie Eeow iy z & Res snick, Plumbing Ope: rs in Miami, Fla. 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