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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
= AylLAG-HET STRoFABAN

- NLAG-HET STROFABA
hja: szegedy Laszl6
HETI RovAs: AMERIKAI MAGYAR szovETsEG
Kesz mar palota; frss bar vakolat;
testet 0lt6tt vegre egy regi gondolat:
MAGYAR SZOVETSEG megalakut vegul;
magyar magyarral bekuon meg vegull
Minden igaz magyar fogadalmat tegyen
Ezer magyar egylet: mind-mnd tagja legyen;
azok Xix elkezdtek, hagyjak feebe:
akinek penze: nyuljon zsebebe
akinek hite: zaSzlo ala anjon;
ak felmagyar volt: most magyarra valjonl
minden elen mely magyar 0v6t rontja:
alljon a szovetseg: magyar egyseg-frontja!
vAsARNAP: - r'
Lenn "ur' ozvegye: Krupuszkaa asszony:
Macy dilemmaban van, vajjon nit valasszon? :
viseje-e tovabb fegyhazi k0dmont?
halalt valassza vagy dicstelen b0rt0nt :?
Ferje Leon Lenin: volt 'bolsi" balvany;
S ozvegye bort0n falai k0zt jar man :.
Ferjet Leon Lenint most is istentk
Krupuskaja asszonyt ugy lehet: kivegzik
-. voros 6riiet egyre jobban arad
Stain veres keze soha Ell mem farad
Munkajat gy6zi szaz allamibak6:
"Csak sirban nvugvo "bolsi" megbzhato ;"
HETFo:
Vlaghiri Sorbonne: egyetem Parisban
aulajaban vegre magyar unnep is vanl
Nagyobb magyar iinnep mar mem is lehetne:
doctor SzentgyOrgY most diszdoktor lett benne!
Nobel-dijas tudos draga honfitarsunk:
nagy dcsosegre iaj de regen vartunk!
Meghurcot nevinkr6l ehull ragalom;
t6ged unnepel tudos tarsadalom!
Vrages6 hui most az 6szi avarra:
nevednek fenyeb6 ut m'nden magyarra!
Csatateren, sportban, tudomany mezejen:
oft szaguldunk immar nepek eejen! -.
KEDD: ss<,--
Langok csapkodnak fel karpat hoban
vihar a lelkekben vihar ''Ruszinszkoban!"
A ruten mar tir tobbe cseh uralmat;
sok helyen mar veres lett oszi harrnat
Ruthen fajdalomtol hangosak hegyek:
"Minket os hazankto optak ell csehek
Sohasem kerdeztek sohasem szavaztunk
de mi elszakadn sohasem akartunk!
Scent Istvan orszaga dajkat evg:
jaj, hogy hatalmak ezt meg most sem ertiki
Mem kell a cseh iga, kel cseh jarom:
es szabadok leszunk most mar mnden aron!'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-01
sZERDA:
vAsARNAP:

Nabuk0dOnOZOT
kiralyi joslasra megeent Saman.
A perzsaknak akkor tud ment dolga
perzsa volt nenes; zsido: rabszolga
kiraly lakban hangos dinom-danom;
&C." he kutya hej zsido!" minden perzsa szajon.
Megszolal a Saman: g. napfot van Napon
egy lathatlan kez im josast Talon. :"
g. Haba nyeltetek szaz gazdag falatot
"Megmerettetek" es nyorntok egy latot ;"
-. Most Berlinben lily kiralyi darido:
"nemes' minden "arja" rabszolga zsdol
cstToRToK:
Gyakran pereg ujra a kalars
"Bathory Istvan volt: lengyel kraly is
6rz nep ajkan szaz beszey es nota:
hogy magyar es lengyel: testverek azota!
-. -. De regi tiz most ujra langra lobban
magyar es lengye sziv ura egyutt dobban!
. . Icy szuleett meg kozos hatar vagya
nelynek Cseh Ruszinszko most akadalya
De mikent nyeregge egyutt jar kengyel:
megis egyesil maid magyar es a lengyel!
!. /. s lengyel nagyhatalom S tz milio magyar:
"minden poklokon gy6z" hogyha egyet akar!
PrNTEK:
Sajatkeztieg rt leveet Papa;
amt irt: nagybeteg j6 szive diktalta!
-. /. Az olasz kirayhoz ment egyk levele;
masikon soteten Mussoini neve
"Krsztus XII mindnyaunk egbeli kiralya:
senlxt6 sem kerdi: aria vagy mem ARIA
a. !. 8 feseged neveben: Mussoni mester:
81 "Arja rendeletet" kiadni restel . 2"
Lehet szazszor aria: h lily tan boondja:
Krisztus Trunk lelkkt: lelkeben hordal"
g. Nit f0d0n cseekszink: etet vagy elternet
vonja vissza feseg rut rendeetet -"
szoMBAT:
A dcs6seg felett gyakran arnyek tr6nol;
krAlyok bulnak lie fenyes arany tr6nr6l
IS. A dcs6seg tr6nan tilt Imredi Bella:
k0zeledni latszk megis fnaleja
.. Tegnap meg gorogtuz faklyAsmenet "Ajeni"
Eszebe jutott hogy bukAstd feljen
ma mar varju karog diszkapuk tornyAn:
buk6felben az vi Imredy kormany
.. AID cserben hagyta: az sajat partja;
ald buktatgata: mind hitbeH aria
Mem volt szlArd hive "Nyilas Mez6knekY
II italian BuNE vi HONSzE2z6NEKl?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

1t isn't necessary and might scratch
the surface.
Taking it for granted that you
have a clean lens and that your
camera is in good mechanical con.
dition let's discuss some ''do's's2ad
"don'ts." 1o z.
With the familiar box type cam.
era it is so easy unknowingly 70
have your finger extend slightly
or more so-over the lens. The re-
suit is obvious. You viii have an I'M
attractive black smudge over part
Of your picture. So keep your fingers
away from the front Of the lens.
Another error is q double expo
sure caused by failing 10 turn the
film roll 10 the next number after
swapping a picture. II you fail TO
turn it you may find. when your
prints are returned. that quite MI
raculously grandma is sitting in her
favOrite chair out in the middle Of
a lake.
When using = focusing type cam
era be sure to set the lens at the
correct distance mark. for IL you
don't the chances are that your pic.
ture viii be ont Of focus and blurred.
Here's another one Unless you
have an extremely fast lens and
shutter don't try to take broadside
snaps Of fast-mOving sabjects- Nov
ing objects can. however. be caught.
eTea with an ordinary camera. IL
taken from an angle Of about As de-
grses and not too close up.
Amateur snapshooting Is really
anything but difficult and IL is quite
safe 10 say that the majority Of pic
ture failures are the result Of care
lessness or lack Of thought on the
part Of the sRapshooter.
John raR Guflder
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
FOOTBALL GAME
PLAYED FRIDAY
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL DEFEAT
ED LARSEN JUVENILES
BY SCORE OF 1875

In a football game played yes
terday at Bayview Park the St
Joseph Grammar School defeated
the Victor Larsen Juveniles by a
n c5sLs4aL oAt Dns ugo
t57ttlYfoSS9t rrW doidw. zQidz
St Joseph seqFed IN the FIST
guarteE%ith a touchdown and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES theset6nd qaara
t,e.t. ffBJdbked 4 iiee @aik Agst'
,IieI ~ ,Isft .SSI1Ocf37.I, adj !. 4.
came right back sahd : counted
with a touchdown in the third
quarter. The final canto saw the
eleVens battle up and down the
Park turf and if was a question
for a time if the Juenviles would
not put over the tying touchdown,
but the Saints held them every
time they threatened.
Paul Strutzel, of Chicago. is
coach of St. Joseph and has been
putting his charges through the
ropes daily. Victor Larsen has
been helping the Juveniles with
their team play
A large and excited crowd lined
the field. Further contests are
expected to be played in the near
future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
IT'S BAD LUCK IN WAR
TO SHOOT DOWN STATUES

Gguans HuE truz 81 e1n
otaer e. ms E1ra-zr acr ~
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unrll kite t1- ne e
and ne Gul5ar E1-z r
E1act
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zhe s2mrEe wU
90 fzr ever. hu 1e uz
hoth sides rr5 a. ~
H. EEeTF s1ilaE Eneu 90
fhzi fzuaIlF So tne Eseu VI
Elu dean Euzll aae g. ~
WhF Ths c. -zz
Tnaze of us mhc aEN r 1ne
Brltsh and ha6 le @
lrhasu1-ate anne 81 @ ~
- zz1ch tse FzrEu $685. az
~ dsy FuaET. d 49, r-
rlfc ElehnnE uf ls1H ~ CT
uzn harlarv hU a.
aEasher ara Hzhe e. o.
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urlsaners. sad rfa9 n - @
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enoueh- the c. - &c.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
BY DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign AHairs Writer

A metal statue Ct sun Natsen.
father Of the Chinese revolt
ton. was knocked off rs pedes-
tai by japanese shells n Shanghai
the other day.
A news photo shows Nippnnese
soldiers grouped about the fallen
hero. laughing heartily. They
ought 70 know better fhan thai
Why. II might cost them the WaT-
The Germans lost the World
war because they shot dow the
famous Golden Virgin 81 AlberL
ANY soldier who went through
that holocaust VIII tel You So
The Yirgin Of Albs-1
The heroic figure Of the NIrEin-
with child IN arms. stood on me
lofty spire Of the church N the
public square Of Albert IN north
ern France. You could see Il fur
miles along the valley q the
winding Somme, when the SIN
light glinted on the gold
Some Of the fiercesf fighting of
the war RACED back and form
through Albert. as TIE British and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
KEY WEST WELCOMES
OPENING OF FIRST
ARCHITECTS OFFICE

OF interest to Key Westers and
visitors alike is the release this
weekend concerning the opening
of the only architects office in
this city by John Allan Long at
sos William street Readers viii
note the formal announcement in
a display elsewhere in this issue
which viii be kept before the
public daily in this medium.
AS announced, Mr. Long is a
Registered Architect in the State
of Florida. He opens this office
on the strength of Key Vests
future development. being
licensed to design. pre-
pare drawings and specifications
and superintend construction for
all types of buildings
In an interview with Mr.. Long
The Citizen was shown the very
high character of the code Of
ethics of the architectural profess
sion. Other than the fact that
the state law requires proof of
proficiency by a thirty-siy hour
examination for CregistEatipns in
the state al iaEehEsct u isdihoAaor
bound to ljaldgsy5aEElS othe5 rights
of his client and builder alike. to
tdesigRitD the beatsef1.sTls ability
zah6TmEinieukg struoEpeTwitfp iree
f17tIozD t0aifs xnEoEHRaangs. sto put
into ihsChuildsn IS thes best maj
terials possible. toIi conduct his
practice at all times above sus-
picion and repToach, and last, but
important. TO charge and collect
a reasonable fee previously
agreed upon
Although Mr.. Long Is also reg
iStered to practice in South Caro-
lima. his home, having come 20
Key West at the death of his
brother. he secured his regiStra-
ton last June and decided to
practice his profession here He
has. 10 date. done several Jobs.
outstanding among which Is the
complete restoration. remodelllng
and redecorafing Of the offices
and residence Of DR.. William r
Warren
BY Way Of training. Mr.. Long
received his Bachelor OF ArChiiec-
ture degree from the Clemson
College School Of Architecture in
1881. has studied at others IN
Washington and New York. and
worked two years with William
r Ward. Architect. in Greenville.
s. g, as chief craftsman and as
Sistsnt architect later entering
private practice
AIR Long IS . member o. the
Key West Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Women Dent Respect
Our Custom Offices

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-Travel
abroad all you ike, young lady.
but don't try to outsmart the
customs bureau when you come
back.
The men aren't much trouble.
one customs official here saws. But
the women, he contends, seem
naturally disposed toward petty
smuggling" To back up this opin-
ion he points TO bureau seizures of
S60.327 worth of wearing apparel
IN 1937-mOst of it, he says, from
women who thought they could
smile their way past the blue
uniformed men Ton the docks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PEOPLES FORUM
REGARDING PAY

Editor. The Citizen:
We would like to know when
the city IS going to pay US what
they owe for our services in the
November City Election We
were told that the money was
there to pay Us after the Election.
The oaf-going council ordered It
paid 3.ss7 8iS v5G -
We We're employed for one day.
not for two years. as we. notice
every time they make a payroll
they say ~all city employees. but
they ought to know that we were
city employees for that day, not
for two years like they are.
W. B. CURRY,
Inspector, Sixth Precinct.
G.. D. COLLINS,
Inspector, Fourth Precinct
Key West, Fla,
Feb. 5, 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
LAR EST SIGN
NOW ERE c TE D

Duvsl street was Al -abazz-
With excitement yesterday morn-
ing-se much 50, asat : repuesen-
tstive Of The cStizep lei obhged
TO inxeStiasse. Here's zrhat Eas
discovered
The largest neon sign In KEY
West was being hoisted into posi-
ton upon the store front az Chzz.
Aronovitz at 6lS Duval street
The sign matches the sl0Ean q
the store (appearing on the siEnl
The LarEes. Store In KEY
West. II is this progressive
store, II viii be noted. that en-
tered into . daily advertising cur
tract agreement with TINS paper
on January l0th-and- since thai
late, has been sefting-''the faS-
est pace IN town"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
HANDLING OF DRINKS
is AN OLD PROBLEM

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5-MOd-
ern perplexity over what 10 do
with alcoholics had its parallel in
ancient times. says DIR. Arthur
Patch McKinlay, professor Of
Latin at the University Of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles. Some laws
treated a drunken offender more
leniently than q sober one, some
more severely. his studies show
ed.
In the Greek town Of Locri. 81
southern Italy. the code Of Zaleu-
Gus allowed lady one attendant
but she was entitled TO two i
she were drunk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Sundays
Horoscope

Today should turn oui power
ful nature, wei centered IN rs ac-
ton and with bread vieWE y
the mind should become perverl-
ID. however. the impulses W1l
lead 10 extreme Vic8uusneSs pr
EMS should therefore endeaVur -
direct the child's mind into pres
er channels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

IT'S really quite surprising the
L number Of amateurs who go mer-
rily along swapping pictures without
giving any thought as to why their
snapshots appear somewhat smud-
gy or cloudy.
II your snapshots can be elassed
with the above the chances are the
trouble can be attributed to your
own neglect and not to faulty con-
gtructiOn Of the camera.
A dirty lens. for example, will
cause smudgy prints. A lens is the
eye OF your camera Can you see
clearly II your glasses are smudged
by finger prints?
Cleaning a lens is a very simple
operation. All you need is a soft, IN
starched linen handkerchief and
perhaps a match or pencil, IL the
lens is quite small The rear surface
OF the lens can easily be reached by
removing the back of the camera.
II the camera has double lens Zone
behind and one in front Of the shut
ter Diaphragm. the front combina-
ton may be removed by turning to
the left, which viii allow you 70
work through the shutter opening
when set for "tims," with the hand
kerchief over the end OF the match
or lead pencil II the lens is quite
dirty breathe on il and then rub
quickly with the handkerchief. Be
sure. when replacing the front lens,
to screw It hack into the shutter as
far as il viii 90.
The suggestion to work through
the shutter opening also applies 20
cleaning the frcRt surface OF single
lenses fitted to box cameras and Ger
tain folding models Work carefully
snd don't exert too much pressure
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
CLUBS NO LONGER ARE
BRITAIN'S LONG SUIT
By Associated Presxl

LONDON. Feb. 5-An English
man and his clubs used to be in
separable, but several of the fash
ionable West End clubs have clos
ed in recent years while others
are suspending entrance fees or
matchmaking IN an effort to sur
vive the modern trend away from
them. 81
The young men. it seems. don't
value the clubs as their fathers
did And when they do belong
they usually limit themsel res to
two as compared with the Gus
tomary four OF their fathers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
STEALS TOO MUCH COAL

LYMAN. Neb-Jose Monfez Of
this city vas sent 10 jail for thIr-
" days when railroad officials
complained that he took 50 mach
coal from Al engine tender While
the crsE wsS az lunch. thai the
service ca the line was disrupted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Tall Beach Five Sinks
Short Ones, Beats Conchs
Score 35-27; Conchs Lead
At Half; Drury. Beach
man, Star; School Girls
Defeat Convent

a Holding a remarkable 1911
lead at the half over the powerful
Miami Beach Typhoons last night
at the Gym, the Conchs were
- overhauled in a fatal third quar-
: ter, when the Beach's tall lads
began sinking the many shots
Z they had been missing, and Key
West was finally beaten 1927.
se.s Drury. All-State forward alasi
+ year, gave a brilliant exhibition
ig@s in that quarter. sinking four Slap
y shots under the basket with bril-
80 liant tipping. The lanky brothers,
Parke. Bob and Jack. accounted
stt for an additional six points be-
tween them that quarter The
Conchs were thTottled with three
points in the same eantO Striving
-. yainly to get back the lead. Key
- West was again outscoFed the
ssss. final period, ten points to six.
r. go It was just a question of too
- much height for the local prep
80 sters Striving nightly against
the odds. the tide finally ran
lioas against them when their lanky
- opponents started putting short
5. slaps through the hoop with tell
trg ing accuracy. AlI-State Drury,
- with II points, gave the outstand-
- 3 ing exhibition with accurate,
-.,se smooth and long one-handed
ssgal Shots short ones under the has
* ket. neat PASSWORD, and close
guarding of WOodsOn.
WoodSon and Lopez started
.er things the first half, sinking three
= baskets between them, then the
~. trio of Schoneck. Pinder and
- Levin, all youngsters who are
- showing remarkable develop
ment. got five baskets between
=, them. Lopez adding another for
80 Key Vests half total of eighteen
49, points.
sas The High School Girls defeated
Fl the Convent Girls in a hard
30 fought 1879 preliminary battle
Niles and Russell went out on
fouls.
Miss Knowles gave a fast ex-
49,, hibition for the High School. sink
ing three baskets and two fouls
49,. for high point total OF eight. to
successfully take over the for
ward post vacated by the star,
Ann Wise, who transferred 70 an
other school earlier in the season.
-. Berniee Brantley. for the Con-
vent. gave another sensational ex-
.hibition with her long overhead
tries. scoring two baskets and two
fouls for total Of six counters.
~ The High School outpassed The
Convent, especially in the scor-
ing zone. Hoff and Niles put in
good guarding for the White
=. Street bunch and Sands was all
over the floor in the center zone.
go Blanche Brantley of the Convent
dipped her long hard passes across
= the floor but was net as accurate
as usual
~ ,s,-, - A., ,,,,sv, sx,~,...
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
4 SPORTS \
= BY JOVE Il .
ETERNAL RIVALS. .
MEET TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. m,
the Army viii attempt to break
into the win column against the
Acevedo Stars In the scheduled
baseball game at the Army Bar
racks.
Batteries will be E Rodriguez
and D. Lopez for the Satellites.
Pete White and d. Powell for the
Doughboys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

CANEWDON. EnE.-Thc ReE
]. Pavey Of this CITY was . tailur
before ne was ordained. and has
since made all ms oNn cluthes b.
hand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Mrs Estella Ray. 81. walked
2S mikes 20 court at San Bernar-
dino. Calf. 20 be sentenced 60
an eight-months Jail term on 4
Burglary conviction She admitted
acting as q lockout for her hus-
band while he robbed a grocery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Clarence Black Of Springfield,
o, n eoaTt on a vagrancy charge
pleaded not guilty. I'm . work
ms man. and worked steady for
il years. he said. When did
ssoa qnltFp asked the judge
Fifteen years ago. Black re-
Piled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
LOST

LOST-Eastman Kodak, lie. Lost
Wednesday. Finder return TO
F. A WatrouS, La COncha Ho-
tel feb4-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Where quality and economy
go hand n hand is the slogan
upon which this store FORCES
anead-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Items galore on a huge week
end sale Of grocery items Drop
il this evening
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Nsnden's

This store had a classy" sd-
veFtisenent On the leading cTav-
ats for men this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Britain'S adverse trade balance
for last year vas the highest since
1928
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

IS ROOM GOING HOTEL. Wen
derfuI future Over Sea Realty
Exchange. Over Sea Hotel
Key West. Pa nov22-sf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

A popular grocery and market
Offering food for housewives Of
the best quality.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

2OCKETBOOK containing watch
and keys lost at carnival Thurs
day night Reward if returned
to Clyde Hughes. co The Citi-
zen Office. feb4-4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

FIVE DOLLARS, REWARD for
return Of Postal Savings En-
velope containing cash and
checks. DUDLEY. 227 Ann
street. near City Han. feb5-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Pierce Brothers

This leading hardware store
displays the best radios on the
market-the famous Philcos.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
Kew Wesi Fish Company

The largest fish market in the
city leads off with some good
weekend specials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

The Store OF Quality" tells
you all about il IN today's display.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Key Vests Leading Market
invites you all to make them
prove that slogan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

WANTED-Two ladies bicycles,
reasonable. Also. small house
for six weeks Apply Box D,
The Citizen feb5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05
sSSS0Se0essssSs0sesesse
CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five or six room
Furnished Apartment. Modern
convenienceS. 511 SimontOa
street. feb5-lwkx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Our most modern store" dis
WAVING merchandise that matches
the atmosphere in their store
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Miami Beach
Officials

Officials
B. Saunders. c. Knowles.
Scorer
II. Smith.
Timekeeper
S. Cooper.
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RENT A NOTO-SCOOT by hour
or day. "A Treat That Can't
Be Beat. Moto-Scoot Service.
7OI 4 DuvaI street. feb2- 81
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ron SALE

CORNER LOT. 50x100 feet Ger
ner 5sh and Staple Avenue.
APpty Box d. The Citizen
nov2-tf
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Like cake2 Then don't forget
TO stop in at this popular bakery
for one Of their specials
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slNorman Brothers

iis5Fhis grocery store strives con
nstantly to satisfy their custom
ers".
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Longs

A special selling of fibre living
room suites are displayed IN to-
days paper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

The proprietor of this store has
a message today of general inter
est to everybody in this city
Read it,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

How the crowds are turning
out in answer TO sales herel And
they're getting the best meats
sold in this city, too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-05

Here's our weekly list of really
progressive merchants-they all
advertised this week:
Aronovitz
7, Lead the list again. and viii for
The duration of their daily adver-
tisIng contract-advertiSing their
Largest Department Store In
Key West"
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WANTED

WANTED. by elderly couple, for
several weeks. large quiet room.
two beds. convenient bath
shower desirable, in family
without children Or small
furnished apartment. Address
Writer, Care Citizen Office.
feb4-3t
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FRESH LAID EGGS everyday
from nest 70 you Gail - Ieo9
FiAgler Ave Jznzo-lmo