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6l27 14th ST NW-Delightful room.
tieman or employed couple. Randolph 1854
1862 OAK ST. NW.-Large front: near
shops: private family: 20 minutes from
Treasury.
1l45 10th ST. NW-Two large rooms.
with oil stove: 80 and 81.
THE THE ADMIRAL" IG4o r, !; aye MN Wit,
able 1 or >: also single Toom gentlemen
genial srH in new " Michisan PARK. oG nr. Cath
Univ: large front room, vel! furn.. next
bath, shower: breakfast. Pot. 57:t3. 81
NEAR 10th sT.-unusual oDp; beautiful
RoGk Greek
single room. Randolph 4us2; gentlemen.
IN STUDIO .HoUSE-Attract;vely ;n inrn
room. near bath ch,w.; near car hnes'
172s N NW.-Consenial guests house. house,
Homelike environment; vacancies Oouoie
room. private bath. $40 per week. sinsle
room. Sl3 per month.
Portable. double rm.. Ink: hot-water
heat: parking.
DowNTowN-Ia::, Vermont ave. Apt. a
-pleasant quiet room: Semi-prfys,e n,s. PAN
2I44 ST NW.--Lieht Housekeeping
room. md floor back. S415 weekly.
1917 KENYON NW.-Attractive house
keeping room. studio couch. sing stove
private entrance. Janitor. 81 %.
lao: LAMoNT-seeond, floor .,,5n single room; 2. j
pm. EMPLOYED ladies.
13II ST. NW-Nicely furnished md
floor SINGLE room. near bath. s3oo' sehsie-
man only. -----------.-,
1915 PARK RD.. Apt. 41Cenvennienit lash
twin beds or studio bed-liying room nrst-
class. Adams 23l l.
1920 nth ST. cor P-Front double room.
Beautyrest mattress next bath: phone'
3Io4 18th ST. Mt Pleasant--Single front
room. adjoining bath: nicely furnished
so monthly.
1ol6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Downtown: COM
fortably furn. Ink. room, near running
water: S6 weekly.
1881 KENYON ST. N.W..Wen-furnished
room. very clean and bright. connecting
baths. private entrance: reasonable
365. 18th ST. NW-Nicely furnished.
spotiessly clean. with private family: gen.
tleman: only 81.
177I MASS. AVE NW.-Gentlemen; one
single also double room: nicely furnished,
shower bath. c.h.w.
CONN, AVE, near Mayfower-Bed- -living
room. near bath in exclusive apt house.
in private family: suitable for or :. Call
District a19..
1915 WEBSTER ST. NV. = Nicely fur
fined Jewish family: gentleman preferred.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1917 10Th nw-Large.
attractive double front room. near bath;
walking distance.
11I5 EUCLID - Nicely furnished. newly
decorated light housekeeping and sleeping
rooms. single and double: reasonable.
GENTLEMAN : Warm. lixht room. large
closet private lavatory. S}5 monthly: ref
erences desired: no other roomers. Deca-
tur :.441.
NEAR NAVY YARD-Private home: close
bus street cars: adults. Lincoln 2Sl6-W
or Cleveland 6642.
1IOI FLA. AVE. NE J. rooms. var
nished floors. semi-priv. bath. automatic
h. W. h.-w.h. After pm. T'
$500 1919 G ST. NV.
Up. Monmouth Annex.
Hot and cold water and 24-hour switch
board telephone service in all rooms; for
gentlemen only. See Mr. Davis. resident
manager. Phone Metropolitan $500.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Large
2nd-f1oor front, 5 windows,
closets, semi-private bath,
hot water, unlimited phone;
owners home; references.
Apply 1917 goth NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Cnnftuusd

| ] 300 18th NW-For gentleman with one
other in lovely old mansion. ComioItappiy
| furnished front. well heated, plenty baths
excellent cooking $50.
1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-REFINED
Jewish family has vacancy for =; loVe!y
master bed rnl.. twin bedS.' congenlal al
mosphere: meals optional. Adams "h6l.
1907 I tEYE) ST-Government men and
room. 81 so weekly. Cooperative club
1919 F ST NW.-Double rooms: reason
able :. meals per day: nome COOKING; con-
venient Govt. buildings.
DUPONT CIRCLE. I744 P st.-Large front
room for 3: also others steam heat n W.
good meals: large reception rooms gen
tiles only. %
WESLEY HALL 1903 X st. nw-A few
very desirable singles and doubles: some
with private bath: for transients or per-
manent guests. Phone District 1900.
1896 QUE ST. N.W.--La:se, double. single
rooms semi-private bath: home cooking;
basement room. separate entrance.
1915 MASS. SCOTT HALL-Lovely single,
double rooms. running water; Generous
meals: central: distinctive: reasonable
CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS SECTION
Neatly furnished room. with or without
board. Phone Potomac o"S4.
"Oll WYOMING AVE.-A pleasant place to
live: vacancies for men ard women; clean,
warm. comfortable. studiolike rooms:
step from ali transportation lines: rooms
for entertaining.
1924 K ST. N.W.-Two connecting rooms
with layatory for refined gentlemen: double
rooms single rooms. front: wen-prepared
food: $40 and So per month.
l7oo MASS. AVE. N.W-Room with private
bath. shower. twin beds: excellent meals;
now available: reasonable.
194l BILTMORE ST-Nicely furnished
warm room large front. twin beds. Co.
lumbia -.044-
THE SPINNING WHEEL INN. 1929 18th
st n.w.-Attractive home for men and
women: convenient location: excellent food:
permanent or transient guests. North . p.
VICINITY G. W. U-Three young Jewish
men to share large front room. Call Mr..
Milton. West OIL.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A few select
guests for those who appreciate the privi-
leges OF a real home: double room with
semi-private bath: excellent home cooking
Decatur 1884.
OPPOSITE DY-WARREN-Iovely
double room. adjoining bath; S75 for :.
3l0O Conn. ave. Apt. 430.
CATHEDRAL MANsIONS-Ref girl to
share bed and living room with another :;
dressing room: excellent meals; reas. 3l0O
Conn. ave. Apt. 430.
1929 K ST. NV. the Lee-Maraue--Nicely
furnished rooms. semi-Drivate bath: ex-
cellent board. home cooking. 12'
14I1 KENNEDY ST Nw-Nicely fur
nished room. single or double. adjoining
bath: private home; excellent board. IL
OPENING GUEST HOUSE.
nished: y block from Mt. Pleasant cars.
1907 RANDOLPH ST. Nw.-Private;
Ia
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COAL. MOOD, FUEL ON.

WOOD-Seasoned oak and pine. delivered.
$40 cord; S5.5u half cord. Berwyn 337
Kaidenbach Feed Co. Berwyn. Md.
WOOD. seasoned. cut any length. $S
cord. Telephone Adams $3.50.
GOOD QUALITY dry wood for sale: pine
and oak mixed: u cord S.: u cord. $3.50:
cord. So delivered. cut in length to suit.
Call Greenwood 3033
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APARTMENTS FURN. G. uNr,IpN

SUBLET--2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND
pain; within walking distance downtown,
Address Box 367-z. Star office. e..
l-ROOM., ,KrTCHEN-DINETTE APT: OIL
bath, entrance: nice neighborhood The
villa. 10:t West Madison ave. Riverdale Md
THE RITZ; 1851 EUCLID ST. NV.
APT OF . bed rooms living room. full
SIZE dining room. two halls. FIVE closefs
kitchen and bath; Frigidaire on house cur
rent; built-in tub and shower; three expos
ureS, north. east and south. Rent. SlU5.
Apt, OF two bed rooms, living room, large
s1 entrance hall kitchen and bath. Rent So
WIN furnish either of these apis for SIS
additional per month. Resident manager
on premises. or phone Columbia l02O4.
8 RMS, $50; FUR. APT. S35.
Cheery apts.. modern bldg: nicely furn
near 10Th and Park rd. Phone Adams Gf3S
CORNER APT.
.,os rooms. KITCHEN and bath: nice Ioca-
Ilon, at Rock Creek Park. between Million
Dollar and the new Calvert ST. Bridge
parking space. 24I0 Goth st. NV. Resi-
dent Manager
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ROOM. furnished. by Govt. clerk; with oi
without meals Is days. Mon. to FriD; pri.
yate home or small boarding place: neal
Capitol or Sc. Address Box 25S-Z. Star
ONCE.
LARGE. bright. unfurn. room or small apt
in NV. section: by woman. employed. Ao-
dress Box 12-W. Star once.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE APT. 2
large room inelosed porch sh open 9monF Teplaee
BEAUTIFULLY AND COMPLETELY FUR ud:
iarss living room threDiscel. dining room:
Fs5sTsnfss cdsFs n 6 1888 Livingston st. chevy
so. RITTENHOUSE ST. NW,-3 RMS,
Kitchen, bath. steam heat. janitor, linens:
dishes. silver, cleo. refrigeration: S65. ..
ALEXANDRIA = SPACIOUS. ROOMS
sassH SasHM. or s Write Box 47s-z. Star ONCE s.
NICELY FURN. FRONT APT. CONSIST
ing of l rm. kit. semi-bath 1904 Monroe
THREE ROOMS, PRIVATE. BATH. PORCH.
hot-water heat. Adults only. Phone Poto-
mac .S9S-W. 90
A. 81 MARLBORO PL. NV, 3rd AND 4th
SITS. Shepherd and Taylor-2 or rooms,
able. 6-
APARTMENTs-FURN.. -UNFURN.
Free car service. Best locations:
1910 Vermont ave-. Room 217. Natl. 1884.
1901 cALyyERT ST; NW;ml l., ROOM AND IN
,ssi EAsSS1E SSSn IL. H1aSER Dsssiu1 so ms $500
ROCK CREEK APIS, 1905 ROCK CREEK
frissdsife: nsfs fasn resson.be. n columbia 1Ssss.
CONN. AVE. TAFT BRIDGE--4 ROOMS,
$50. $50. Fo.9mae E On e. sssa ss.a convenient 70 s.'
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
rooms kitchenette. bath; cont. hot water:
elec. refrigeration.
Sssb T%9 .ps
Frisidaire. North 41s4.
l7O7 COLUMBIA RD. NV. APT. 59:-
" furnished rooms rec hall. kitchen. bath.
l747 AND 2OO9 F ST. N.W;-l RIM.
studio apt. with or without kitchenette
and private bath.
TAKoMA PARK av,TsiS.s E61Ms rE1yiATE isnituTs
newly decorated; light heat, gas. yard:
S55; adults preferred. 115 Alleghany ave.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.--ExCEL-
lent location: / or 2 large. attractive rooms
spacious dressing room dinstte kitcRsh
S72.50. Adams 1882.
BED ROOM KITCHEN. PORCH. NEXT
bath; win except child under 8. I'LL
1b2 11th ST. sE-Two LARGE. CLEAN
rooms. light housekeeping; $3.50 week.
Including light. gas. heat.
STUDIO BACHELOR APT. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished. private home; entertaining
priyileees. S25 single. $50 double; meals
optional. 1919 RisRs (between r and 81:
1923 MONROE ST N.W.-I OR 2 RMS.
kitchenette bath. screened. sleeping porch;
s1s 4th sr. Ng-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
kitchenette: also single room; suitable tof
one or couple: fssson3bis: bus ss door,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

room: real meals: unlimited phone: Ken
lucky hospitality: 2 share. 81 DO up.
1865 EUCLID ST. N.W:-Refined jewish
Kosher meals: reasonable. Adams 1898.
1923 18th sT.-Very desirable double
room; vacancy for Young man. also ior
young lady; exceptional table; renned at
mosphere; reasonable.
near near shower howe and tub: variety choice food;
fine location; reasonable.
THE LYTTLE INN,
1923 10th st.-Under new management-
private bath; other vacancies; trsnsients
accommodated.
1s1? EYE ST. N:W.-Nicely furnished
single room; semi-private bath; warm;
PVT. HOME. prefer empl. mother with 1
or 2 children. school age: reas.: D. G.
phone: bus at door. Clarendon S14-F-3.
1874 MINTWOoD PL, N.W.-,Attraetiye
e8eellent s8ea M %eais lSe colnmbia siis ~n S''
1888 10th N.W.-Business women; un.
usual. first-class accommodations; wonder
full table.
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 l9th n.w:-Double
EoS% Ttn No1fG 4s Seasr
1873 BELMONT RD.-Beautifully fur
nished front bed room. single or double
valet service. excellent meals. Col. 1921
1907 r. / AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn., clean
room, twin beds. in Swedish home. GOOD
home cooking. Walking distance.
1918 VERMONT AVE. (centraD-Seiect
front room. suitable 2; oil heat: best foods;
continuous hot water; $3.50 weekly each
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.7A distinctive
home for young people in = unsurpassed
location. Reasonable. IL
1888 X NW--Downtown. adjoining Ham
ilton Hotel double and single. continuous
hot wster, excellent meals; reasonable. =
1903 N ST. N.W.--Nicelv furnished rooms,
refined atmosphere: excellent meals; GOVT
or professional people.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

THE CASTLE-LARGE STUDIO LIVING;
room. fireplace; beautiful modern bath;
terrace; refrigeration: Rock Greek PARK,
o-acre lake Dist. $3.50 for directioHs.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

|: RMS. KIT. PRIV. BATH: GAS. ELEC.
heat: adults. 625 l4th ST. ne
1445 PARK RD NV. THE ALTON
Bachelor apt. dressing room and bath.
So SO
Evening star., 1937-01-06

APT. 4-14cO ST. NV ROOMS.
Kitchen. bath and G. E. S47 so
Apt. 2-1n26 9th St NV rooms
kitchen and bath. automatic gas heat and
refrigeration. $50 so
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APARTMENTS UNruRNIsurD

1131 goth ST, y BLOCK CONN AVE.
ansn,I. and ,R-Laree living room. : exposures.
shower: complete kitchen Frigidaire: beau
tNuIly decorated. no children. So s..
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

6l27 l4th ST NW-Delightful room.
bath shower: south, east exposures: gen
tleman or employed couple. Randolph 1884
1862 OAK ST. NW.-Large front: near
shops: private family: 20 minutes from
Treasury
Evening star., 1937-01-06

21If KALoRAMA RD.-A RMS KIT ANT
pain: $. 20 month. rms XII. and ;!
house current Res mgr.
RANDALL H HAGNER 4; CO. INC.
LII Conn. Ave atrrr
Evening star., 1937-01-06

ROOMS UNFURklsHED.
III D ST. SE.-3 rooms bath, back
porch unlimited telephone. convenient To-
cation to stores. theaters. transportation
1874 EYE ST. N.W-Room. adjacent semi
private bath for l gentleman.
1904 RIGGS PL. NV. tbet. r and 81
Large 2nd-hoor front room. Ink; gas. elec
included: So5 North 974S.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

NORTH CLEV. PARK-PRIVATE HOME:
large living ROOM bed room. kit. and ba tn,
elec. refrigeration. Emerson 0132.
5011 9TH PL. NV ROOM. ENCLOSED
porch. kitchen: elec.. gas, hot water incl:
oh fnr
Evening star., 1937-01-06
eIIRllPRAN R0oAs.
ROOMS WANTED.

3Oo5 BEECH ST. Mt. Rainier. Md.-Two
furn. rooms. private bath. garage space;
$50. Greenwood 1432W.
Evening star., 1937-01-06
ARLINGTON COAL co.

2240 Lbs to the Ton
Baggsd and Carried to Bin Free
virginia Hard Pea ------ ----SS5O
Virginia Hard Special Furnace 50 80
Virginia Hard Chestnut -S105 so
Virginia Hard Stove -
Kindlng Wood per cord-- $500
All Grades of Pocahontas Coal.
Washington Telephone Jackson 1880.
TIDEWATER COAL co.
2.24O Lbs.-No Clinkers-Bageed FREE.
Our Storing Method Keeps Down Dust.
STONE MOUNTAIN EGG. $3.50.
POCAHONTAS tsmokeless) Nut. SO:
stove SO: egg. SO 80
VIRGINIA HARD tsmokeless): Pea.
$3.50 special furnace. $3.50: nut. S10.5O:
stove. Sl0.15
1t Pays to Buy Good Coal WEST 1929.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

sic 4th ST. NE.-LAFGE FRONT ROOM.
one OF couple: ressonfbis: bus at door.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

17C1 PARK RD. Apt. 314-Larse,. newly
decorated room bath shower; In family
large closet: double or twin beds: employed
persons.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

RANDALL H HAGNER e. CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave. Decatur 5000.
2 LARGE ROOMS: KITCHEN PRIVATE
bath, shower. ElectrouX oil heat, ch.
unlimited phone: all newly decorated:
adults. 5006 Illinois ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

| ] 300 18th NW-For gentleman with one
other in lovely old mansion. Comfortably
| furnished front. well heated, plenty baths;
excellent cooking $50.
Evening star., 1937-01-06

DIAMONDS. odds and ends of gold jewelTy;
many old estate pieces; quite few ,,sers Witn
diamonds: rings. pins. hracelets, laVatei 2 2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
Framed Pictures
Beautiful OiLetteS Pictures

s 1 z e 22x28
Inches. Round.
ed Corner, OBJ
long or oval
Shapes. Choice
of many famous
subjects.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Burke and The Conversational Ladies' Cir
daughter Mary were in Hardin Gle met Thursday afternoon IN ne
which Is now occupied by the A. Thompson and Mrs. John N.
Warfied family. Thompson as hostesses.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-03

.. Great values! New style
modern KITS
and G~LADSTONES, made
by Hinson. We have the
most complete stock in Har-
din in the line of travelling
bags, overnight cases, and
wardrobe kits. For ladies
as we'll as for men. Come
and look them over!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-03
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Owl Creek News

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Norma Rasmussen was a week.
end guest of her parents.
Miss Ruth Collins was a Thanks
giving and weekend guest Of
John Rice and Walter Millers'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Romine re-
turned from Billings, Saturday,
with their baby daughter, Karen
Regina Romine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles and family
and MI. and Mrs. Bert Romine
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sherod and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fisher ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Fishers parents, MI. and Mrs.
Stevens, at their home in Lodge
Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings had a
family reunion at their home.
There were thirty-six in all,
counting their children and grand
children.
Glen Jennings gave a dance at
his home, Thanksgiving night, at
which there was a large attend
ance. They all had a good time,
dancing until the wee hours of
Friday morning.
The Wise Owl club elected new
officers for the following year
at the last meeting held at Mrs.
Bert Romine's. Those elected
were: Mrs. Sherod, president; Mrs.
Bert Romine, vice-president; Mrs.
Fisher, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Rice, news reporter.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-03
COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching at II; Communion
Y. P. s. at $50.
Evangelistic service at 7:30.
Subject: Seven Men That God
Calls Fools"
Tuesday prayer service.
Wednesday, 400 p. m, chlldrenS
church.
Friday midweek service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-15
Dance Tonight
At Cuban Club

Mickey Cherep win lead the Mi
ami Swingsters. orchestra COM
posed of musicians of the 265th
Coast Artillery Band, which will
play at the dance being given this
evening at $50 o'clock at Cuban
Club.
Miami Swingsters is popular
musical organization Of Miami
which plays regularly at one of
Miami's most popular night clubs.
The personnel consists of the fol-
lowing:
Saxaphones: Mickey Cherep, di-
rector, Sam Keen and Carl Bur-
kett; Trumbone: Milf Frink;
Vocal: Frank Purnell; Trumpets
Virgil Purnell and Rosary Piccioli
Drums: Bill Lewis; Bass: Jack
Handy; Piano: Al Adler
On their return to Miami
Cherep, Keen and Lewis will join
Chef Brownagle at Macfadden's
Deauville. Handy will play with
Jerry Clark at the American
Legion Patio and Adler viii con-
tinue with the Three Score and
Ten Club at Widows Club,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-15
The ANSWERS

I. Barely three million indi-
viduals.
2. In this country, II inhabi-
tants to tbs square mile in Eng
land, 742; in Germany. $50.
8. Yes; the North Caroline and
the Washington.
4. Since June so, 1880, the
last year Of a Treasury surplus, up
to July 1st, 1887, the accumulat-
ed deficit was $22,2s2. GOO, 600.
5. Less than ten percent Of
the 5000. 600 estimated miles Of
highway.
6. 100000 a year.
z. In 1886. $4,000, 900; IN
1887, s5S0,000. 900.
s. According to the Distilled
Spirits Institute, the Federal Cow
ernnent in 1886 received $612,-
5Sf 900 and the States, S252, 345,-
470. including profits from stores
operated by states
p On January / 1885, ST.
e45,091.00
10. A robot weather observer
which hroadcasts BY wireless the
temperature, pressure and humid-
ity Of the high air through which
II passes.
Csc who Knowsl" On PAGE -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-15
BEER SALES
ON INCREASE

Sales of Rheingold Beer in Key
West are Increasing by leaps and
bounds. according to reports by
the local distributors. It met with
instant favor with local beer
drinkers when introduced on the
local market several weeks ago.
RheingoId is made by brewers
who have been in the beer manu-
farturing business for an even
hundred years. Beer vendors all
over town are noting the in
crease Of sales since the introduce
ton Of this good brew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-15
WHAT KIND OF A RESORT WILL
KEY WEST ADVERTISE TO THE
WORLD IN ITS new PROGRAM?
BY DR.. PHIL b. PRITcHARD
FcrrnerIy cf Key West but Palm Beach Resident)

les and observe the grave mis-
takes that have been made by
some of the city fathers, along
these lines. firmly believe that
every consideration win be shown
and the best Judgment will be put
forth in dealing with what shall
and must be done to make Key
West appeal to ali classes of the
travelling public.
Every one has heard Of beauti-
full Palm Beach. The world
knows all about this gorgeous
paradise. 1t is truly the play
ground of the rich, yet every
humble soul that wishes to may
come here and enjoy its beauty.
One reason why it has been select
ed as the most exclusive is, that
its law and order is supreme. It's
simply "yes" and "no" when it
comes to dealing with any added
features that might add to the
enjoyment of the patrons that
come here or who live the year
round on the Island.
It's city management is one of
the finest, yet one OF the most
thoughtful and considerate of
everything. 1t never stands for
anything that might mar its
beauty or name. Its political
life amounts to no more than
electing honest officials to carry
out the customs laid down ever
since Henry NJ. Flagler started
it as an exclusive resort. 1t has
its night-life galore. Just enough,
OF so many operators and no
more. 1t has every and anything
one desires in such a seaside re-
sort. Nobody grnnbles and
everybody enjoys it here. rich
and poor. / often think to my
self how beautiful it is here and
how orderly things are run. 1t IS
prosperous, entertaining, expen-
s;ve and inexpensive. One may
sleep at night unmoEested, for it
has the finest police system in the
world. Money can buy no bet
ter. Law is law here, but there
is an abundance of liberality for
all. and the law is the limit.
Key West may be made anoth-
er Palm Beach in this respect. 1t
has beauty, it has pleasure. the
night-life may be liberal and just
enough to care for the needs o.
those who enjoy it. Nothing need
go beyond this limit of the law.
Those who seek such fun or en-
! tertainment can have it, those
who care not for such may have
its beauty, rest, and climate and
mingle with its hospitality. What
a beautiful place it can bel Or
what miserable place it can be
if things get out of line and the
place turned into a Reno" The
better class wish not that. It OF.
fers the greatest inducement &c
clean sportsmen and their fani-
lies. It can be made to stand out
to the American public as place
/ to want to see. The beautiful
spans of roadway that bring then
into the Island is alone a wonder
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-15
STOP THOSE
CHILLS AND
FEVER!
Take a Proven Medicine
for Malaria
Don't suffer like a dog.

Don't suffer like dogl
The minute you feel q chill or
fever coming on. start taking
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. This
good. old medicine win soon TX
you up.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic con-
tains tasteless quinidine and iron.
It quickly stops chiIls and fever and
also tends to build you up. That's
the double effect you want.
The next time you suffer an attack
Of Malaria, don't take chances with
new-fangled or unfried prepare
tions. Get Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic. It's pleasant to take as wen
as effective.
AL drug stores sell Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. SOC and 81. The
latter size is the more economical
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XYE0ETABL.ES are becoming In
" creasinRIy plentiful and cheap
while Eneat prices continue 30 rise
sharply. Vegetable plates which are
garnished with or include such foods
as bacon. ported or savory meats, eggs.
cheese or 6sh are more than acceptable
to the average family.
Midsummer fruits are fast beeom-
ing plentiful, including new cooking
apples, melons, peaches, pears, plums
and grapes as the early summer fruits
gradually disappear.
Fish, small fowl, broilers and the
forequarter cuts Of lamb and veal are
the best meat values. Eggs are reason
able. Be sure to keep them cold at this
season to maintain their good quality.
Seasonable foods make mp the fol-
lowing menus.
Low Cost Dinner
Baked Stuffed Potatoes with Cheese
Dreamed Carrots
Bread and Butter
Plum Tapioca
Tea or Coffee Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Roast Shoulder of Pork
Pan-browned Potatoes
Sweet-sour Beets
Corn-on-the-Cob
Bread and Butter
Bread Pudding with Crushed Peaches
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Fruit Cocktail
Jellied Chicken Mixed Vegetable Salad
CHARTERED Tomatoes
Rclls and Butter
Omelet Souffie with ApFieoss
Coffee