The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 21, 1954, Page 2

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN SUE JONES, Editor Page2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, September 21, 1954) Because the pup was all over | | with oil, she figured that he had gotten out of the car when it stop- | ped at a gas station and had re- Walkiing the dog, ‘“Mac’’ this | ‘morning, was reminded of the day | slightly more than five years ago | when I strolled into a bookshop in | Virgina and found about twenty people gathered in a circle with their attention on a small, strong: | smelling, whimpering liitle bit of canine, Obviously lost, he had been loitering about the backdoor} of a drug store. The pharmacist had thrown some kind of chemical | solution on him and pitched him in the street right in front of the | moving traffic. His cruelfy to the little dog caused the Humane Siciety to re- ceive eight reports and too, for | the above gathering of shocked people. As the crowd broke up, | only another woman and Mac and yours truly were left. She thought he might have been a lost puppy of hers, but finally decided in the | negative. To this day, shall never under- | stand who said those words, “But T'll take him home”— and so it} was, that I stuffed Mac into a/ shopping bag and never having had | 4 dog before, began the rewards, troubles, companionship, responsi- bility, woes and pleasure which pets add to one’s life. Shortly after arriving here, Mac disgppeared and never shall for-) get the agonizing night which fol- | lowed and shall tell you thereof— but first, shall we tie Mac under a shady tree—and perhaps you all | will go shopping with me— ze 38 ANNOUNCEMENT; 3 OR, Stowers Co., which has been on Duval Street has slipped around the corner. They haven't left any of those Columbia er Roll- fast bikes, or Zenith or Motor- | ola or radioes (all models), or cans of DuPont paint or small electrical appliances or pianos or Home sewing machines of, tric fans or any of the variety of articles Stowers has been carrying. | White the location at 505 South. | arg is new, the same courtésy, | club plans, and high reputation will prevail. By all méans drop In J. R. Stowers’ Co., South- ard Street and give their new home the once-over—you'll, be glad you did! Ssames It was one of those ordinary misunderstainzs as to who had tied Mac, with the result that it was noon before he was missed, Spent about an hour driving around trying to find him> As time went on, that feeling of _ complete helpjessness and hopless- | ness set in. | Returning home — phoned the Humane Society and of course, the Citizen to put in a “lost” ad. Can't remember who answered the Phone, but he was very sympa- thetic with my loss. Hours passed and more frantic and aimless driving about and then night came. At that time was living over in Conchtown and shall never forget how wonderful my neighbors were im trying to help me find Mac. Then friends phoned and gently spoofed me for referring in the ad to Mac as a “child’s pet” when they knew he was strictly my pooch and finally with Mac still missing, it was time to sleep. = S22 At the Banana Tree Grille, 523 Truman you'll find avacadoes! Yes, in addition to all the wond- nana trees, they also ha decided to pick these and lemme tell you what they de with this wonderful fruit! : THEY BAKE AVOCADOES! Of course, they don’t merely grab an avacade off the tree and plunk it in the oven—but they fill it with CHICKEN A LA KING! This latter is one of the dishes which has made the | Banana Tree Grille famous. So for a taste treat ordinaire—order the Grille’s Avacado with baked in oce, “is te you, and so they have a wonderful choice of wed- ding gowns in either readymade or custom-made. Because the event is so special, why not in- vestigate having this dress made esp ly for you. Mar-Ed have the traditional beautiful fabrics and they'll also make head- pieces and any other accessory. er gowns for the bridal party. All brides-to-be are weicome to that valuable little booklet on the detail of weddings which Mar-Ed Dress Shop are giving without. | obligation. | Here too, at Mar-Ed you'll find | many wonderful items for your | going - away ensemble. The “Handmacher” suits are perfect | and there are also many lovely | lightweight woolens. | Mar-Ed also carry the ideal | dress for ti bride’s mother. Ha! s in lace or silk shan- tung a amongst the many | dresses at Mar-Ed for the older | woman. . So, when that ring is on your. | finger and wedding ap- | proaches, you'll save time and | fuss and werry by going to Mar- Ed Dress Shop, 421 B Duval for the exquisite and beautiful clothes eyery bride requires. S23 == When the phone rang the next morning, in spite of my sadness and exhaustion—hope returned and I excitedly answered. It was the}| man on the Citizen who happily | told me that a lady (who had incidently been a society editor on the Citizen and I can’t for the life of me remember her name—it wasn’t June Williams though) had found a dog and to call her. She immediately asked me to describe Mac and when I told her! he was a red cocker spaniel and a very, very handsome one, she} gave me an address on Olivia} Street of Mrs. Johnson. Joan who was of course upset about} the whole thing—and I flew in the car and really holding our breath | —found the house, and sure enough there was Mac—settled comfortab- ly on a mat—which had been plac- ed on the enclosed porch—a just finished can of sardines beside | him and he peered at “me with) his sad brown eyes. After th preliminary — business of hanging and “have I-been too| naughty» a dog” he jumped all over us with gladness ‘cause he knew he was more than’ forgiven. cites = Glenn Miller's. music..is such an-all time thing that it will | appeal to those of you to whom | the songs will have meaning and | those of you who merely. want to hear good popular music. At the Music Shoppe, 726 Duval re- | issues on long play of Glenn | Miller's band can be secured. | Many songs so completely ident- | ified with him are included such | as) “‘Perfida’’ — “Chattanoogo Choo-Choo” and others. | Noticed that the MUSIC | SHOPPE CARRIES SHEET MUSIC OF THE LATEST PO- PULAR HITS! Also, when you visit this marvelous shop, ask to see the ‘I Love’ records made in England. These are quite dif- ferent with a single instrument such as sax or trumpet pre- dominating Didn't have “Echoes” “ser but these are ‘collections of ballads from Paris or Vienna or other foreign cities. Bet the music is as novel as the idea. Have mentioned only a few of the unusually complete record 726 Duval! = = ‘Thanking Mics Johnson with all our hearts, Joan and I were astonished to hear that her son who had been visiting from Miami had a dog that resembled Mac Chicken A La King. With this you'll get french fried potatoes | Perfect for an ap- | and salad! petite which might tend to limp due to the warm weather! The pe in AS of night were punctuated by a heavy rain —then white moonlight—then a continous downpour—many trips to the door—at least twenty three dogs strolled up Grinnell Street at one time or another that night— =the sounds of a terrific dog fight and much barking both near and far—and towards morning, 1 wept for my little dog all alone in a strange place—wandering about hungry ime wet darkness. ¥f you are Planning en being married in the around Christmas time, it is not too early to select your bridal gown and plan your trousseau. | Mar-Ed Dress Shop, 421-B Du- val Street know how important Gesking “just right” on the “big late Fall or | turned up—she thought it pooch. was his | Fox News Box Office Open: | ing her son in Miami though, she | Co., 132 Duval Street will be glad | AND EASY A NEW FLOOR CAN selection at the Music Shoppe, jin appearance, and so when he| WEDNESDAY O NN Ci turned to her house. Upon phon- found this was not so, but was versuaded to keep the pup until the next day as it was undoubtedly someone’s pet. The lady who ghoned me the next morning liv- cd mext door, and she had con- vinced Mrs. Johnson that she would tind the owner. This occurred in che early afternoon of the previous day! = =_sz= Indeed this is the time of year to plunge into “fixing up the house.” Many times one is apt to ignore the fact that with the new KenFlex vinyl tile which is so inexpensive and easy to IN. STALL. YOURSELF, your floors need not. be neglected! Old worn, out kitchen linoleum is hard to clean and no matter hew much you work, the results are always disappointing. FOR ONLY $12.96 and a 6 ft. x 8 ft. room you can have a new, color- ful gleaming tile floor! Also, don’t forget that it is ible to spruce up any room with a new floor. Key West Floor Covering i i f to show you their remarkable collection of linoleum and plastic tile, Merely by phoning 2-2512 you'll see how INEXPENSIVE BE. Only at Key West Floor Cover- ing Co., will you be able to find so many different shades and patterns. Also, don’t overlook the fact that a spotted and dirty wall can be made new with You'll be surprised at the unlimited decorative ideas which you'll gleen by looking into KenFlex vinyle tile for your floors and ladies, you don’t need to delay this because the method of installation is so easy—YOU CAN DO IT YOUR: £2 This all happened four years ago, but even forty from now— shall never forget. the interest, friendliness and kindness so many people showed in helping us the} day—Mac was lost— and the next day—when Mac was found. And I know that every day—many | times—the wonderful people of Our | Town do the same good deeds over and over, for here—as in no other place—time is taken for | people and their problems. = 2s It amight that you have not heard the Supermarket in Poinciana is now operated by Bill and Shei who with PopPa Announcing The OPENING of CIFELLI'S |, RESTAURANT 920 TRUMAN AVENUE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 OPEN 4 TILL 9 DAILY Except Mondays Key West Radio and TV Service| Calls Answered Promptly RADIO — TV REPAIRS INSTALLATIONS PHILCO DEALER RANGES — TV SETS REFRIGERATORS 826 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-8511 \. ae CIFELLI'S 3252. Factory Methods Used— All Work Guaranteed | Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment | FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE ! SERVICE—SEE |) DAVID CIFELLI | 928 Truman Avenue | ‘TELEPHONE 2.6008 INLY EBB Cartoon 1:45 - 9:00 P.M. Daily 3:45 - 9 P.M., WEDNESDAYS CONTINUOUS Air-Con i PERFORMANCE = TELEPHONE 2-3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE <-gp. San Carlos Theatre ditioned ITEMS OF INTEREST Louis and Momma Jerri have made a fine thing of this store. A combination of wide selec- tion of groceries including frozen foods, and a genuine interest in you and your marketing pro- blems tend to make this truly a—SUPERMARKET! Describing Bill’s Supermarket te you would not be complete with mentioning their butcher, Red Jones and the choice, tend- er meats which he'll CUT TO YOUR ORDER! This method, as you good housewives know, is excellent for reducing those left- ers which somehow or other ways seem to be tossed out— even with the most economical planning. Consequently, when you buy the exact quantity you expect to use, mucho money is saved. This latter groceries—also pi Supermarket— 25 =z: Still thinking of puppy dogs, must mention the Humane Society | of Our Town. which I wrote above, this wonder- ful and capable organization was At the time of jittle more than a phone number in the book. Oh sure, they had a ew kennels located in Poinciana. | s=Se2=e Don't get cold feet—go to the Globe Shoe Store, 510 Fleming Street. where you‘ll find those “Busken” loafers in the fall shades and styles. Inexpensive, but nifty and neat looking de- scribe these shogs perfectly. That ole love of a shoe—the mocassin is found at Globe. Made of either leather kid or suede, this standard style has Proven itself as to comfort “Busken” has come to stand for all that is good in leather and workmanship in shoes. While looking at the gray and TO EVERYONE black moccassins and the new style loafer with “fringe over the toes,” saw another good looking pair—tan soft leather wedgies with perforations across the top | and a “T” strap—good fit and goodlooking! Soon the cool days will be with _us and suddently those barefoot | sandals will. make mighty chilly wearing. Avoid this state of affairs, by going to GLOBE SHOE STORE for FALL CASUAL SHOES! However, KS TO THOSE} WHO HAVE WORKED SO HARD} —the Humane Society has enlarged | both its services and it quarters, being now located on Stock Island. The kennels which were originally | inherited from the Canine Crops, U. S. N., have been practically re-built and there are many more| to accomodate the lost puppy dogs, | or to board same. So, don’t forget to support the Humane Society in Our Town, *cause even though it renders many invaluable services—just being a station for lost pets and helping them get back to their owners— is a pretty, fine, important business. | George and Elsie Keyes’ fine hospitality and restaurant know- | how really unlock an extremely pleasant eating experience at | their Sun and Sand Beach Club, clear down Simonton Street—and | ble combination of | excellent meals, prompt service and breathtaking view of the sweep of Atlantic | Ocean and blue sky await you | at the Sun and Sand Beach Club. £2 = NE z Perhaps yours truly should say} —the column really went to the dogs today. Must add that be- Tuesday and Wednesda Thursday, Friday and Saturda cause I have been a bit busy, Mac’s | leaves rides in the “car car’ a sport he} when I start the dearly loves, frequent. have not been too) bouncing in resembling something _ Telephone: Citizen Office, 2-5661 him unMoved. Finally, ) When marshmallows are to be motor_Mac comes melted and used in arecipe, cut them into small pieces with a |fresh out of a concrete mixer— kitchen scissors to save melting | “Gus,” Immediately after writing of him,| and looks only slightly disturbed | time. took the pooch fora ride and wot | ==. happens? Nearing our last home} Has your helriaea : on Flagler—he jumps from the car| “ave He DONALD'S” way! —sloughs through water and marl! gt the scoldi ig = to greet an old i 3 r g old friendly enemy hen but—Joan jdo love the mutt —and to- morrow—shall we shop again? |cwwent leave Mac home!). BEST TO YOU ALL, jeamnette (Adv’t). Eisner Furniture Co. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 Special Chrome Dinettes ... A950 Wrought Iron Dinettes ...... 69.50 Lime Oak Dinettes ........... 52.50 and yours truly Does he return to the car when I call? No! For ten minutes, begging, pleading, screaming, etc. farting Thursday, September 23 STRAND ‘ ONE WEEK ONLY — SEPT. 23 - 29 100% AIR CONDITIONED!! 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