The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1949, Page 6

SHANGHAI not. soar auxiliary, Mrs. Edna Arthur, at answers. of intemper- First Woman; 4 " anything more di ; 5 : be mending his ¢ an’t imagine | heard so far. ful than to your hus- band’s pockets. \ ‘ Second Wo. tT ' never happen.*; ‘ find the letter would not mend ‘troduced by W. C. Cog “That could | cipal. A program of musi wife. would bers was presented by , and she. dents. Principal Cogdell then: j ative, Mrs. Wood. God won't keep, it ¥i There was anioléwoman who - | lived in a shoe-tah that accounts | \ for the tongue in i A: “That's @ fekly river.” , B: “That's soy ifs confined to (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Shanghai| its bed.” CAPTURED CHINESE COMMUNIST SOLDIERS are marched through the streets of Shanghai om their way to prison cages. They are Guarded by Nationalist soldiers (wearing helmets). The Reds were seized in the vicinity of Shanghai. looking TO HAVANA’ Chi our GIFTS from us AMERICANISM WEEK (Continued From ®2ge One) § duced by the president of the On Thursday at 11 a. m., the and finding’ Reverend Wells spoke at the; '26 PUY Bi. j Douglass High school: He was in- | coat.” | troauced the auxiliary’ represent- The national anthem was sung {and the pledge to the flag given yon all the Looks mae with other numbers, relative to “American- ” played or sung by the stu- lents in the different schools. _ t os The hindu custom of a widow } Choplain Sporrer spoke, after ' throwing herself on the funeral | which he asked the pupils what | pile of her husband was outlawed | €XPed 3 ‘their idea of “Americanism” was, j.120 years ago by the British gov- Milic Gecturing) | One student replied that she ‘though “Democracy” was the | answer. The chaplain said that{* SRR MTG DN Dok ND i was the’ best definition he had |’ ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT —| it but is not yet obsolete. t ' PHONE 250 Special Pri Prices On Used Typevwriters Machines For Rent | MOTHER'S S DAY CARDS by NORCR°SS Eaton scien Art Supplies a Tyeetaite aad Asding FLY ‘0 HAVANA FOUR FLIGHTS DAILY 4 TO KEY WEST Bi 9 YR | PRUE ss g rey Leave Arrive ; Leave Arrive MODERN ADS j}ehew; “If you don't want to be LEWIS GETS SIX . Flight Key West « Havana Flight Havana’ Key West (Continued frora Pece One) | dhe. chew.” That may sound (Continued From Page One) ¥ Pee | .952-M 8:30A.M. 9:15 A.M. 951 9:00A.M. 9:45 A.M. erything he sees in adivertise-|silty, like it is, but the adver-/had money in a Georgia bank, |J. Semethingyor Every 952 10:15 A.M, 11:00A.M. | 951-A 12:30P.M. 1:15 P.M. ments he may live asad life | risers could sell chewing tobacca ’ but that the amount wasn’t suffi: Member of the 952-A 1:45P.M,. 2:30PM. | 951 9:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. indeed. Nowadays you can find) ty @ million Americans if they'd, “iat to pay the check. Fanily 952-B 4:00P.M. 4:45P.M. |. 951-M_ 3:30P.M. 4:15 P.M. a Cigarette that picks you up or [just advertise down, and you don’t have to tell) young thing. the cigarette whether you want to g0.up, or down, It's automatic, { you know, both ways. He was given a 60-day sentence jin County Jail, but the court S/he anti ael ‘ruled if Oatman paid the costs By experimenting with garden of court-and the bad check he ! peas, Gregor J. Mendel in the ; Would suspend the sentence. it with a pretty TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval Str Phone 1000 AEROVIAS “Q” S. A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent You can find fluoresama-} mid-1800s “developed a principle; Walter Jones, Tampa fisher-| — a : oo SWanEr — drive- on nearly every Car.} governing inheritance and called | ™@%, Was ordered to leave the Some call it futurhydrospas-| Mendel’s Law. | city after he pleaded guilty to be- modic, others dynaflexoparaben- ! drazine, but it all adds up to} The anaconda, sorff€times more | iA HPCE preily words. Every ride is’ , than 30 feet long, is the largest | Few.coal mines are more than either feather slush or prissy) of New World snakes. $3,000 feet deep. airform ride, or aft-ship, or lux-} ——- — ae pad Same EAS OE carpet whisk. You don't just! THREE HOTELS IN === MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES —_—_—_—_— Located in the Heart of the City jing a vagrant. ive around in anything these! wine the engine in these cars. | None of them uses much gas,i all are power-packed and ener-! RATES wk Sete | Atti ROOMS atcces, ||] VANES FOR FRIDAY ond SATURDAY er, lower, more expensive and | with BATH and TELEPHONE Cc 5] ; ‘ more expensive. F : : udahy's Nutwood ‘Ready-to-Eat'Smoked Pound The movie stars advertise a, ord Pershing Miller lo=Some of them have smok- ed two or three brands of clea za eer ng nae ane x Hotel oe 6. rette for twenty years. They . KE. st Ave. 229 NE. Ist Ave. Pound of smoking. And 80 R 100 ‘ edt vallelibeocuge Beas Elevator’ pee 80 Rooms HALF Average be.a tough job to find the coolest, Solarium Heated Elevator J ee ney Wouter’ itt And as 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION VICTORY JUVENILE CO. G-I-G-A-N-T-I-C CLEARANCE SALE for harder stuff, it's all mild.; There's none that’s strong. Advertisements can sell the country on anything. It has taught the women to smoke, and drink, in a sense. It has put over other things, The next might as well be areturn to snuff or chewing. The adver- tisers will sell you if they put; their minds to it. And we'll bes leve it, if they say it’s true. H How about slogans lke: “If you don’t know what to do,| Dr. J. A. Valdes Specializing in CHUCK ROAST Bye Esuminetion and | THREE DAYS ONLY! _ |||] SWIFT'S BUTTER . = a F Saturday - Monday - Tuesday Glenwopd iplication of Lenses “20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN THIS COMMUNITY Oe. J OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 P.M. All Merchandise aK Drastically Reduced! Children’s DRESSES, SUN SUITS, BATHING TRUNKS, BATHING SUITS, CHILDREN’S SHOES, Cotton and Silk PANTIES and HUN- DREDS of OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. No. 242 | ll] U.S.Nojl New Hastings | C™ - POTATOES 10 uss. 45¢ U.S. No. 1 Michigan Yellow ONIONS | , 3 us. 14¢ Fancy Slicing TOMATOES | ass. 17¢ Memorial Hospital Street 3-Pound Sale Also Includes Can . ALL THAYER CRIBS, BASSINETTES, PLAY PENS. HIGH CHAIRS, NURSERY CHAIRS, KIDDY COOPS, Felt or Innerspring CRIB MATTRESSES, CARRIAGES, CAR BEDS, CAR SEATS, CARRY CARTS, STROLLERS, and Many Other Items. Remember--Sale Starts Saturday Morning at 9 o’Clock Be Early To Select Your Merchandise From Our Fresh Stock ae ; 100 . Tea Bags Come In and Look Around | WE HAVE “EVERYTHING FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS” : iy Children’s Sun Shoes and | RAYON 3 Quart eee |B | Sue (Ee lll DANTAINS |" pase. pisses. $1.79 | 89c Up| $1.95 | $1.00 N Ai fon , LARGE SIZE saat [VICTORY suvenile CO. ||! 3 jor 25¢ | sm. (*\ on a JVAL STREET, Corner Southard SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paint: DUVAL at PETRONIA STREET THEY ARE SHORT-SHANKED SKINNEED, WITH ALL EXCESS FAT REMOVED . AREAL DELICACY AND A BARGAIN AT THIS PRICE! Georgia-Fresh Dressed-and-Drawn Kraft’s Pasteurized Cheese VELVEETA Tetley’s Orange i. 49% ‘a poe ®| PEACHES — ee fc PEKOE TEA CATSUP | s. 53¢ Sure Mix—"The Nation's Favorite” CRISCO a 79¢ Kraft’s Famous Salad Dressing MIR. WHIP Hunt's Quality ' j | i WES 3 rae often bind, chafe, ond ruin a man’s'¢e Arrow Shorts have no center seam at all. T veut for roomy comfort. They're Sanforized which means no shrinking out of fit. Bunons or Gripper fener, See thm har $1.25 9 $1.65. Beginning May 5 We Will Close Half Day On Thursdays For the Brands You Know! 7a "TEWINSKY'S 526° tae Phone 146 temememaes FOR ARROW SPORTS SHIRTS ===mam anes PEARLMAN’S ——__—_—__ INCORPORATED “THE “THE STORE OF ALITY” Key West's Largest LADIES’, die CHILDREN'S Store OUR ARERR Ee Dress Sale RINTEMPS Continues oe RINT More dresses, have been added to those already on the racks. Take advantage of these very good values. ONE RACK OF DRESSES Reduced to Only $3.50 ONE RACK OF DRESSES Reduced to Only $4.95 ONE RACK OF DRESSES Values to $10.95 On Sale at $6.75 ONE RACK OF DRESSES As High As $14.95 On Sale at $7.95 ANOTHER HAND BAG SALE This Time At Only $1.00 Pat Perkins DRESSES $4.95 to $9.75 Buy Poll Parrot TESTED SHOES for Boys and Girls We Carry Large Variety of Styles in White, Black and White and Brown t GET THE HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S