The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1953, Page 7

jin an “Thursday, February 19. 1953 THE K®Y WEST CITIZEN Page 7 ‘ wi T S |HONOR SYSTEM WORKS ruman ends TORONTO, Ont. (P).— J, A: | Reynolds, who operates a seven- Hume Letter jcabin tourist establishment at a | Kincardine, is a believer in the WASHINGTON — Remember | j “hi ’ Paul ew the music critic who a tbtee ke ceak a got that letter after he panned unsupervised ~ kitchen. Margar*t Truman’s singing? | merely asking (eet to maké out He got another one. From the a chit for whatever’ was vsed so same author. the amount could be added to _This one commented on an ar-/ the bill. In two. months time 80 ticle in which Hume ‘said Presi- | persons used $67 worth of goods, dent Eisenhower’s Piano-playing | leaving $27 worth on the shelves predecessor had contributed more/in a perfect accounting, reports to the development of music in| an Ontario government’ service ers than any other Whige taeda lent. ea eee eee The letter, published today on| my contribution {o the music¢ lov- Page 1 of the Washington Post{ers of the nation has just been (Hume’s employer), was dated | called to my attention. I appreci- Feb. 16 and went in part: ate it very highly .,.,. “Dear Mr. Hume: “Sincerely yours, “The article which you wrote on! “Harry Truman.” Finds Rice That Cooks Extra Dry and Fluffy Rice gives more value than any éther everyday food for the same amount of money. att Prereseevacccseeeseessee Mrs. Alfred Habeeb, Birmingham |¢ housewife, says her family prefers |: rice extra dry, rather than moist and. | . very soft. When it didn’t turn out |} right, she blamed her cooking—till shediscoveredseveraldifferenttypes of rice are sold. She began using Mahatma Rice—the jong grain type that naturally cooks drier, so won't’ get toosoft or sticky. And Mahatma does not need steaming to fluff it up. Mrs. Habeeb says, “Now we enjoy every rice dish I cook.” ' SEE or CALL SER or CALL “SNAPPER RR 1CUDA” ‘ JOHN PEARSON ~ SCKWELL 4. ‘SE AND MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ...WHERE YOU GET THE - BEST DEAL IN TOWN’ Car ¢ Doaf-e fordor c i i 3333 D Pontiac ferdor Chrysler fordor Dodge Cl. Cpe. Podge fercor P'ymouth Savey Deseo Cl. Cre. PEEQUEEERE RSEVK Revers Buia seunstneanzey ry 7" Plymouth forder Mercury Cony, Cpe. Dodge Conv. Cpo. P.ymouth ferder Piymeuth Suburban Chrysier forder Plymouth fordor Plymouth Savoy Sub. Ford Pane! Truck Chrysiter Cl. Cpe, Chevrolet tudor Pontiac forder Nath Rambler aaa 49358, is Pegreeecreerersectessrerres= 2s%act Plymouth Suburban Plymouth Suburban Plymouth forcer Wayfarer Ford %& Ton Pickup rc See ereereeeecctcccescces sHUngHEanAnOPEASERIOTEHE Pre SPOS OHOOSSCOSSCHSOSHSOOSCE MULLET HEAD DAN, SAYS THESE BARGAINS CANNOT LAST INDEFINITELY FINANCING ARRANGED NAVARRO, INC. USED CAR LOT 424 SOUTHARD ST DIAL 2.2203 He stocked $94 worth. of food | 00000000000000 os, SOOODOOE FO SFZAT HOHE HH GSSSVSEODOHS OOH HS HSOH8SOOSS OOD OEDEOOOEOOOOSCD os e © @ ro) e e ©} ® IN TOP QUALITY FOODS FoR YOUR FAMILY! AT ANY ONE OF THESE THREE STORES |ARCHER’S 814 FLEMING ST. Semi-Self Service Superette Market FIRST CUT WESTERN ° ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM :“99" MARGARINE — GRADE A LARGE — IN CARTON GCS - "-LIBBY'S S$ & 6 SIEVE You Buy 1% Lhs. At Get 42 Lb. FREE * BUTTER - WESSON| == OL LIBBY’S GOLDEN CREAM - - STYLE CORN HASH PETER PAN — SMOOTH Peanut Butter , 19% TUNA =~ 3h STARCH = 17¢ POTATOES» 49c_ kebergLETTUCE-=19¢ h-LB. PK JAR .