The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1952, Page 8

1 BOY SUBSTANTIAL SkiLteT When you buy a skillet- choose one that is substantial. A skillet of lightweight or poor-quality ‘sheet metal is likely to warp; warping means that the pan will teeter on the range so that the fat wil) run | to one side and food will cook un- | evenly and stick. SIN $ REBUILT ELECTRIC PORTABLE @ New Electric Motor ~ © New Portable Case @ New 7-Speed Control @ New Sew Light © 5-Year Guarantee © Liberal Trade-in Allowances © Commercials @ Free Estimates On Repairs Free Box of Thread with Each Purchase Free Demonstration In Your Home » Ne Obligation THE SEWING MACHINes REALLY ZOOM BUSILY ‘in the “Clothing Design” laboratory period. Working are (left to right) Eugenia ‘Rpedignol, Jacksonville; “Kristin Eytelis, Reykjavik, Iceland; Suzanne “Herz, Key West; and Margaret B. Cole, Gainesville. OTHER Name BRANDS ON SALE lea swt -ealled “the ABC’s of | terests and D.-C. Coleman, former =) Agams* “Campaign”—meaning Ad- | Dade County sheriff og — ms, Ed Ball of the DuPont in- McCarty, attending a group meetings in 5) Hatlon ae erated his stand in fayor of a peg ogg 0 bag 1 ge pete = a iia in his Boson pei despite of other candi- lates. MeCarty asserted that additional taxes will not-be needed “if enough efficiency is achieved.” Child Coureé Must Have At Least 20 »! Students To Run Mrs. Nona M. Goodson’s ex- tension course on “The Child in} the Home” | must have a mini-| aprit 14th to start, the from G, M. Turner of the General Extension Division. At present, there:are‘a few less ‘than 20 signed up for the course. Therefore, it will be necessary for those taking ® the’ course to contact their friends ‘and anyone they’ think interested to insure the continuing of the course after Ans. 14th. » Goodson will be here class, as mum of 20 students, according to|it‘is guaranteed there will. be ‘a a telegram to Leland S. March| minimum of 20 students with the Brailey Odham < began ‘another 24-hour radio taikathon, this time in Orlando. He started speaking at 7:30 p. m, EST and planned to wind up with a. rally. tonight. The Sanford ¢: ite previous- broadcasts in Miami and Tampa, answering questions telephon “Dale Spencer; fourth: candidate in the race for the Democratic nomination, continued his first tour of ithe state. ‘He told: listeners. eH if: xan sige candidates each other iis true, sone should’ be came ‘out of World W, Loan Tt, Three tes for the Rape licah nomi addressed a luncheon in Ja Hert 1. Acker:: Migs. Wild the group ime for a:change from. the Democratic admiration said: “We can’‘change ‘it in Florida, and the nation<if we! unite.’ Dr. Elmore F.:-Kitumiller, Dune- din, said the Republican Party is “the only -way left to save the American way of ‘life."”” Harry E, Swan, Miami Shores, proposed consolidation of tax col- lection agencies for economy in | state administration. Steal Watehdog PROVIDENCE, R. 1. t®—Thieves | broke into the Gateway Diner here }22 times in seven years. On the 22nd time last January, Owner Edward K. Harris bought a collie-German shepherd and let |him sleep in the diner nights as a guard. Thieves broke into the diner for the 23rd time this week. All they took was the dog. 1s Shoe Center JOHN C, Saeeans GRACE WALKER ae SHOES...for manna Compliments...” Nand they're the nicest compliment, Sy cealenagie you cap pay your feet? eS in sg ed F™ Flattering grece accents the scene of Appelrouth’s Shoe Center RED GOOSE JOHN C. ROBERTS GRACE WALKEF 404 DUVAL ST. — A RR CS THREE HOTELS = VELA MY] @ 2orcean prices sa nae ee Heart of the City Ritz Pershing 192, o z Fale st hg: ne Feary Ist lat Ave, 9 AE r= Ave. Rooms ~—0 MGlevator MBiovator on Solarium Heated -- ree 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS S#XtioN eal — INCORPORATED "THE SORTE-OF QUALITY” Key West’s' Largest Ladiés’, Misses’ and Children’s Store ONE OF OUR Pastel Dresses IN COTTON, ASCETATE CREPE OR SHEER RAYON IN SUCH WELL KNOWN MAKES AS Trudy Hall . . . Georgiana . . . Marie Philips Dorothy Hubs , . . Teena Paige . . . Town and Country . . . Mary Allen and Many Others All at Nationally Advertised Prices TRIM TRED and FASHION CRAFT SHOES FOR LADIES POLL PARROT SHOES FOR CHILDREN ROB ROY SHIRTS FOR BOY’S AMERICAN BOY and STAR BRAND SHOES FOR BIGGER BOYS, sizes 342 to 9 SU-SUNNAH and BOBBY TEEN DRESSES FOR CHILDREN AND BIGGER GIRLS PHOENIX and LE ROY HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN For a Happy Easter. Do your shopping at PEARLMAN’S GET THE HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S expectation that), the present en- | rolled: students. will reeruit more members to make 20. * The conti pends on’ the inté operation of those’ rolled, March. said. East Coast Machinery Co. PHONE NOW. isca es KEY WEST REPRESENTATIVE {S$ NOW IN KEY WEST a bor BA gor Save time, wear and: tear’ this gh, MGCL. year ‘by ‘doing all’ your’ Easter’ < co nat fice ors store; Choose from these fav- orites. . SUITS $29.95 Up favorite in bive, brown or grey. THE HAT 5.00 up In regular or tapered crown styles. THESHIRTS 3.95up Wide choice of collars. French or barrel cuffs, THE TiES Solids geometrics 1.50 up stripes, florals and THESHORTS .89up Plains, boxers, briefs in all sizes. THE. SOCKS . .65 up Both regular lengths and anklets, Many with clocks. THE HANDKERCHIEFS °35 up Linen or edlton, Many monogram- tacd and Waid rolled. THESHOES 9,95 up All famous name brands. Wide choice of styles Be For the Brands You Know! “@& LEWINSKY'S ‘iss oo DUVAL Phone 146