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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
LEADERS MEET
CELLAR TEAMS
!. w. W. HOCKEY STANDING,


OLYMPIA-The two tail enders
in the Southwest Washington
Hockey association pennant chase
will tangle with the loop leaders
in tonight's double bill program at
the Olympia ice arena. Opening
the program at 8 o'clock. H. L.
Wolf and COMPANY tangle with
Olympia Oil and Wood, while the
nightcap Immediately following
pits the Orphans against Meadow
Lark Dairy.
Although the second contest is
expected to be the most closely
played, the first game on the bill
is expected to provide most of the
fireworks. Two of the toughest
players in the circuit will be pit
ted against each other in this tilt
when Art Atkins, Oil and Wood
defense man, faces off with Pat
Mulligan, Wolverine player who at
present is leading the circuit in
penalties.
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Reed Hoopsters
Battle Loggers

Lead by Coach Glen Ditto, who
also plays at one of the forward
posts, the Reed college Of Portland
hoopsters will invade the College
of Puget Sound gym tonight for
their first taste of intercollegiate
basketball In Washington. The
game IL scheduled for S o'clock.
Stadium high and Logger Frosh
are in the opener at Z.
The Griffins have no paid
coach, but Ditto, former Port
land high school star and
student ut Reed, handles both
the coaching duties and one Of
the forward posts. Usually
teaming with Ditto Is Bob
Young, but n report from the
Portland school says the for
mer Lewistown. Montana, boy
win be unable to play because
of n sprained ankle.
Taking Young's place will be
George Larimer, another Portland
high player. who, although only a
freshman, will get the starting eau.
AT center will be Don Dtssly,
teammate of Young's from Lewis
town, Montana. Dissly is the big
gun in the Griffins' attack. He has
chalked up 20 points. In this their
first season of intercollegiate bas-
ketball they won over Pacific col
lege of Newberg, Ore, rs to "a.
Ditto scored 27 points in this game.
Frank Christensen of Salt Lake
City, a made over guard, but
capable of holding down any spot,
viii get the starting call at one of
the guard posts. AT the other
position will be either Stan Whit
ney of Seattle, Don Bruner OF Port
land, or Johnny Claus of Yacolt,
Wash. Claus is a senior and one
Of the best ball handlers on the
Griffin squad.
In meeting this unknown
team, Coach Lon Grant of the
Loggers plans to start the
same team that defeated Saint
Martins last Friday, with Bert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Vanderbilt Buys
English Horses

NEW YORK Alfred Gwynne
~ Vanderbilt announces the pur-
chase of two English yesrlings.
bought at the sale Of the Aga
Khan at Newmarket.
One is colt named Kashbood.
a son of Mahmoud from Fsrmmod,
by Phalaris.
The other is q filly called Buk-
hara, by Bahran out Of Una, by
Tetratema.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
High Boys to Open
Season Tomorrow

The Park Church-Independent
High Boys Basketball league will
open its 1939-194o campaign to-
morrow with five games in the
McCarver gym, starting at 5:45
o'clock.
Eleven teams are entered in
what is to be a three in one loop
of five churches, competing for
the Church pennant, six teams for
the Independent County and all
teams for the Metropolitan park
championship.
AT the end of play, which
will last until March 6, a
County A, b and G tourna-
ment similar to the County
Senior inter-league event, will
be run off. 1t will be open to
any team In an organized
league in Pierce county.
Following tomorrow's games,
there will be no games scheduled
until January 8.
Games for Wednesday night are:
5:45 p. m, Sons of Pericles VS..
Cakes Street Spartons; GAO p. m,
First Congregational VS.. Fifteenth
Street Tigers; 1885 p. m, jefferson
Playfield VS.. Sun Gold Dairy; $50
p. m, Twelfth Street Bells VS.. Blue
zephers; $50 p. m, Westminster
Bible church VS.. First Methodists;
Bethany Presbyterian, bye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Takes Effect
In Hoop Play

The Washington intercollegiate
conference boosted its member
ship to five schools today as the
application of ST. Martins college
OF Lacey was accepted. Joe Paglia
is athletic coach.
The Rangers membership,
approved yesterday. was to
become effective with the has
ketball season. They win not
meet Cheney Normal, whose
1870 hoop calendar already
has been filled.
Other members include Ellens-
burg Normal. Ellensburg, Belling-
ham Normal, Bellingham, and Pa
cific Lutheran college at Tacoma.
Cliff Olson, athletic boss at
the Pacific Lutheran, was
most jubilant.
He said: The addition of the
Rangers viii boost the conference.
Athletic Director Joe Paglia has
been doing a fine job at the Lacey
school. He is a prime fellow, as
well as an able mentor. His is a
big football name. I'm very happy
the conference acted as 1t did"
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ST. MARTINS ADMITTED TO WASHINGTON athletic CIRCUIT
Abes-clovers
Meet Tonight

Local cassba fans viii have
their second peek at the Lincoln
high varsity in action tonight
when the Abes aim their basket
shooting guns at the Clover Park
Warriors In a double bill. starting
at 7:30 o'clock.
John Kennedy's five viii be out
for their third win In three prae-
tice games. They have previously
downed the Eatonville cagers and
the Clovers in their first engage
ment. Tonight's tilt viii be the
first on = tough three-game slate
this week. with Eatonville and the
strong Aberdeen Bobcats to come.
Clover Park big guns are
Marv kasemeir, clever
guard who shines I'm the ball
handling department, and Roy
Lopez, high scoring center.
Artie Staples. brother of
Louie. who formerly held the
casaba spotlight at Lincoln
half n dozen years ago and
well known In local baseball
circles, IN one Of the leading
scorers on the Warrior squad.
Kennedy has been pleased with
showings made by performers on
his reserve squad. and several of
the boys seen tonight in the pre-
liminary tussle may be drafted
for varsity duty If several seniors
In the first ten do not show re-
suits. the coach stated.
Varsity lineups:
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Charley Mettler rolled 494, Ted
McHugh 494, and Jim Hill 4s9
for other good scores.
Rennie Crowell registered
$50 for the high score In the
Monday leagues on the Play
Nor alleys. He finished his
series with a big 225 single
game. Other good totals In
cluded $50 by George Cole
man and $50 by Botz We'll
Ter.
HIM Florists continued to win
in the X Street Booster No. 2
league. taking four points from X
Street theater. Balls Ben Frank
lin won three from Craig and Sons
Hardware and K Street Club
annexed three from Samuelson
Shoe Store.
All Monday leagues will be idle
next week on account of the
Christmas holiday.
L STREET RnnSTERg M
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Pei SCHEDULE

Park, Church and Industrial
league basketball games tonight,
McCarver school gym:
6:45, Messiah Lutheran VS.. Gen.
tral Lutheran; s. Peterman Manu-
featuring VS. Northern Pacific
Railway shops; Q, Northwest Door
Co. VS.. Latter Day Saints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Gonzaga Accepts
Puck limitation

SPOKANE - Gonzaga unver-
sity today had accepted an In
vitstion to enter the Bulldog hoe
key sextet in an international COL
legiste tournament" Dec. 1920 at
the Westwood arena In Los An
geles.
Other teams invited to the tour
ney were University of Southern
California, UCLA, Loyola univer-
sity and the University of Toronto.
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On the Lam

THE TACOMA TIGERS Hot Stove league definitely will
become FACT after the first Of the year =.
Some zoo well known fans will be sent invitations the
organization meeting, the time, place and girl be
decided later -.
Selection Of president viii occupy fan of the
fanatical type necessary. Then he must be hustler,
widely known and popular and entertaining
Finding the right win be quite Job but win be
Ther~ certainly fin spot All the boys
10 Do pick -.
The good Roger Tigers much
fus for TIE gang January
good Roger leaves "Wednesday through southern
q the Coast league =.
Sen Ffancsces Seals Angeles Angels HoIywoods
and Oat1nnfs
New tsleat win the Tigers 1899 win
lase IT, Tiger lair
In fact, In a
highly probable
doesn't Bengs VIII 1889 punch Judging
from
SKIN again and faces. which help aplenty
Anyway. the Hot Stove league assured
Lot the fires the words,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
BY
ART KREZ

Mclaughlin and Jim Van
Camp at forwards; Norm
Walker at center, and Jim
Paulson and Harry Werbisky
as guards.
Decidedly pleased with the show
ing of the team during the game,
1t is expected that Coach Grant
will use Tom Cross and George
Mitchell forwards, Ed Bucsko al
center, and Dewey West, Wally
Starkey and Frank Hanawalt
guards, in Tuesday nights game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Fife Wins Over
Auburn, $3.50

FIFE - Fife Trojans proved
themselves better basketeers thar
Auburn Trojans here last night
winning $3.50 with Pete Mello
tossing in 10 tallies, Frank Speer
scoring 16 and Mel Rowe IS.
Chuck orwig was the only Aub.
urn eager who could find the hoor
consistently. orwig scored II
Fife led at halftime, 2e-1s. Fife
seconds won 39-17.
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Coleman Tadich victors
In Doubles Pin Tournament

George Coleman and Ted Tadich
won first place in the doubles
event of the Commercial tourna-
ment staged at the Broadway
alleys over the past weekend,
checking of the figures has dis
closed. The two men took top
money with 1922. Tadich rolled
635 and Coleman added 5s7 to
account for the big score.
Charles Stagner won first
money in the singles event with
500. Others to place in the
singles, in order, were: Lonsdale,
607, Fate Person sol, Mattson $50,
Paul Schaeffer 5S1. Jake Zaleduk
577, Bill Hurlbut 573, Petite ST.,
Norman Gustafson 566, Hank Rey-
nolds $50, Fred Swanson $50, Bill
Daily 557 and Rennie Crowen $50.
Following Tadich and Cole
man, the winners Of the
doubles were: Gulbranson and
Fisher (Ballard) 1159, Chef
Webster and Chris Christen-
sen lisa, Olson and Sam Coles
1154, K. Christensen and
Charles Koharski 1929, Walter
Luthinger and Left Jensen
1119, Stein and Banta West
Seattle) 111S, Bill Hurlbut
and Rennie CroweII 1898, Mike
Miller and John Artoe 1892,
Bill Farrar and Bill Herd
man 1901.
New leaders took command in
the ragtime double tournament
on the Play Nor alleys over the
weekend. Earl Balcolm and Her.
man Gustafson now top the
players in this meet with a score
of 1875. Left Jensen and Nor
man Gustafson are second with
1914 and Mike Spatafore and
George Coleman, previous leaders,
are in third spot, with 1871.
Coleman and CHG Vinegar fol-
lowed with 1855.
TURKEY WINNERS
Winners to date in the turkey
shoot being held on the X Street
Recreation alleys are Bob Collins,
who rolled 6s2, including handi-
cap; Joe Lefty Walker, 694 !;
and Fred Wilvers, who won with
701.
Only one 900 total was regis
tered by the Monday night bowlers
on the Broadway and Play Nor
alleys. Billy Ruehle, shooting for
Ray Printers in the Industrial
league on the Broadway drives,
turned in singles of 100, III and
240, for a GOT count.
The best score on the Play
Nor alleys was a 500 turned in
by Rennie Crowell for kSino
club In the Booster No. l cir
cult
Bud Robinson and George Neu-
meyer rolled high singles in the
Eagles league matches on the
Broadway drives. Robinson had
the high mark, with pa, and
Neumeyer banged out a fine 227
to finish with 545 for the high
three-game score of the league.
Emerson Opticians won four
points TO 60 into first place in
the second half pennant gallop.
In a special match on the Play
Nor alleys, Don's Pagoda women
won from the Pagoda mems team
by a score of 1882 TO 25s1. Mar
garet Kleise rolled a nice ass TO
lead the winners and Jerry Rece-
conf rolled SCI and Fat Person o5l
for the men.
SCHROEDER KEEPS HOT
Walter Schroeder continued his
fine pin work in the Knights Of
Columbus league on the Broad
way alleys and turned in 4se.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
SCHEDULE OUT
FOR MERMEN

Swimming schedules for Lincoln
and Stadium, entries in the West
ern Washington Prep Swimming
league, were released Monday.
Eleven meets have been billed for
Lincoln, while Stadium's tank
squad will take part in IL.
The Tigers are defending cham
pions in both city and Western
Washington leagues. The two
schools will face each other in the
opening meet Of the season, Jan.
10. at Stadium.
Schedules follow:
Jan. 19-Lincoln at Stadium.
Jan. 26-Vancouver at Stadium.
Jan. 27-Vancouver at Lincoln.
Feb. 2-Stadium at Aberdeen.
Feb. 3-Lincoln at Everett.
Feb. 9GStadium Mt Everett.
Feb. 10-U. OF W. Frosh ut Lin
coin.
Feb. 16-Longview Mt Lincoln.
Feb. 17-Longview Mt Stadium.
Feb. 2S-U. Of w. Frosh Mt Sta
dunn.
Feb. 24-Aberdeen at Lincoln.
Mar. STADIUM at Longview.
Mar. 2-Stadium Mt Vancouver;
Everett mt Lincoln.
Mar. 6-Stadium at Lincoln.
Mar. S-Aberdeen ut Stadium.
Mar. 15-Lincoln Mt Longview;
Stadium vs.. u. of w.
Frosh at U. of W. pool
Mar. 16-Lincoln at Vancouver.
Mar. 22-Everett Mt Stadium.
Mar. 2S-Lincoln at Aberdeen.
Mar. S0-State meet st University
of Washington pool.
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subs; Fife. Evancich, Uchida. oku-
DO. auburn, Holly 90, Morrison,
Franzen. Larson. Siverson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

Listen -.
MORE bowling leagues in Tacoma than before
Even the high schools have organized teams and
petng Oregon basketees showing the east
shooting and playing We need be ashamed west
athletes Ed Hodge today defying the high waters
and handcaps and Is trying land steehead trout in the
Carbon You duck hunters might find II interesting take
jaunt down to the Nisqualy flats via your auto park
the new Olympia highway and see the ducks
noUc DOUGLAS sn of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Douglas Tacoma has
~ compaetsd studies contemplating
University Of Oregon The husky athlete
h last opportunity for memory
Continued Page 15)
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II (1oe OF ArIoe
PIG LEO ARTOE, Italian youngster out Of Lin
con high school would have been great running mate
for Jay Mcdowell Of the University Of Washington You
imagine what ends Coach Phean would have had although
MARX certainly not bad -.
But when think Of Artoe wonder how the big fellow
ever got away from Washington Washington State Well
that's another story in itself .
rhslan but failed Artoe entered
the California Bears He played Ancoa
and had be temperament
would have rated An-Amcrica
e big fellow certainly equipped rugged gridiron
pay has been long time Tacoma developed
Artce football qualities
the and confident they
had firecracker temper which at times did ad
vantage
However I'm getting away object yarn
tie Artoe went Santa Clara Down
there's Handsome
Of
An1 ~ Al Ruffo promising young attorney,
~ IT, ~ hoard about Arfoe
Int husas WITH the big Nd that's there
bsoaue .
Phslan. Honingbery any a
difficult job Turing potential grid Tacoma their schools
Ruffo makes definite effort obtain
. most persuasive and very able
Incidentally I'm convinced that the Of Washington
authorities win consideration
WIEN program
talent
IT, Il finally has seen the error Of its
Ruffo and Babe Hongbery played important
that change University Of Washington
saiatino sewe
Frank sojack Frank Londos Bob Grimstead
You can't get from that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
SCHROEDER KEEPS HOT

Walter Schroeder continued his
fine pin work in the knights Of
Columbus league on the Broad
way alleys and turned in 4s6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

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Reserve lineups:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-11
WEATHER FORECAST
(Till 1880 %. M, Sunday

Gill 1880 p. M, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature;
moderate sOutherly winds, be-
coming variable.
Florida: Partly cloudy prob
ably showers and somewhat
colder in extreme north portion
.cright and Sunday morning and
in central portion Sunday after
noon. ,
Jacksonville to Florida Straits:
Moderate south and southwest
winds shifting to ;northerly over
north portion and partly overcast
weather tonight and Sunday, scat
tered showers over north portion.
East Gulf: Moderate northerly
winds over north portion and
southerly winds becoming vari
able over south portion and most
ly overcast weather tonight and
Sunday with scattered showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-11
BENEFIT BASEBALL
GAME TOMORROW

Benefit for Albert Rodriguez,
strong. young catcher of the Blue
Sox nine, who was hurt in the
knee last week. will be played
tomorrow afternoon at Navy
Field in the regular Monroe
County Baseball League double
header. This young catcher has
been playing baseball in Key
West nearly 10 years, being a
member of the following clubs at
different times: Key West Conchs,
Acevedo Stars, Sluggers and other
mines.
Fans are urged to attend the
contests tomorrow and help Al.
He has been entertaining for
years and now needs little
help from the baseball enthus-
lasts.
Seafood Grill-Blue Sox play
the opener. G.. Diaz will be on
the mound for the Sox and M.
Acevedo behind the plate. Wick
ers or Salinero and Joe Navarro
will form the battery for the
GrillerS.
Eternal rivals clash in the
nightcap. Joe Casa will pitch for
Roadside Pirates against Robert
P"+hel for Key West Conchs.
Opening fracas viii get under
way at p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-11
LIE G AIS
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that under and by authority of the
Order of Sale and the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure rendered by
the Honorable Arthur Gomez, one
of the Judges of the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida in and for Monroe County.
in that certain cause in said Court
pending in which Eliza NJ. Curry
as EXecutrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Virginia $; Nc
Clintock, deceased, is plaintiff, and
r. H. Knox, and Eloise B. Knox,
his wife, Armour Ferguson, and if
married - Ferguson, his wife,
and Island Holding Company of
Florida, corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the
State of Florida, are defendants, /
as Special Master in Chancery ap-
pointed by the Court in said de-
cree, under and by virtue of the
terms thereof and of the Order of
Sale, will offer for sale and sell
at public cutlery to the highest and
best bidder for cash at the front
door of the Court House, of Mon
roe County, in the City of Key
day of March, A. D., 1889, between
the hours of eleven o'clock A. NJ,
and two o'clock Z. NJ, the same
being legal sales day, and the
hours the legal hours of sale, the
following described property, to
wit:
All of that certain land Sit
uate, lying and being in Ion-
roe County. Florida, namely:
Lots two CD and three CD of
Section fourteen G4, Town
snip siXty-seven (67) South,
Range Twenty-seven (27) East
of Tallahassee Meridian, con-
tanning one hundred twenty
six and twelve hundredths
Q26.12) acres together with
all and singular the tenements,
Entertainments, and appurten-
anceS thereunto belonging.
The said property as aforesaid
together with all the tenements
hereditaments, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise
appertaining being sold to satisfy
said decree.
Dated this Srd day of February
A. D., 1889.
J. LANCELOT LESTER,
Special Master In Chancery
II. H. TAYLOR,
HENRY II. TAYLOR, JR.,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
feb4-11-1S25; mara, 1898
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-11

inero 81, by Bethel IA, by P. Car
bonell 10, by Diaz 10, by Wickers
Is, by Malgrat II, by Gates IL.
Bases on balls: off Salinero 3,
off Gates 3, off Casa 3, off Car
bonell 3, off Diaz O, off Bethel 2,
eff Wickers A.. off Molina 4, off
Torres 2, off Tynes S, off Alfonso
3, off Sanchez l, IF Baker 0, off
d. Navarro 3.
Miscellaneous Records
Most times at bate. Garcia,
%.
Most runs scored-C. Garcia 6,
Barcelo, A. Acevedo, Al. Acevedo,
G. Acevedo and Kelly, 5 each.
Most hits-C. Garcia, IL: Bar
cello, 8; Torres and A. Acevedo, Z
each.
Most stolen bases-A. Acevedo,
4; Machin and Sterling, 3 each.
Most two-base hits-Albury
and Torres, 2 each.
Most three base hits-Pena, A..
Acevedo, Sterling, c. Garcia, M.
Hernandez and Torres, each;
Joe Navarro, 2.
Most home runs-Domenech,
Bazo, A. Acevedo, Gabriel and j..
Garcia, each.
Struck out most times-G. Ace
vedo, 7: nj. Griffin and j.. Gar
cia, 6 each.
Most times walked-G. Garcia,
6; c. Hernandez, 4.
Most sacrifice hits-Al. Ace
vedo, 3; Rueda, 2.
Club Hitting
Roadside Pirates have poled Sc
safetieS.
Blue Sox, SIS.
Key West Conchs, 35.
Trojans, "a.
Two-base hits-Trojans and
Key West Conchs, 6 each; Blue
Sox, 4; Pirates, S.
l. Three base hits-Trojans, Key
West Conchs and Pirates, each;
Blue Sox, l..
r Home runs-Blue Sox, 2; Key
West Conchs, Roadside Pirates
and Trojans, l each.
Miscellaneous Club Records
Runs scored-Roadside Pirates,
10; Blue Sox, 8; Key West Conchs,
8, and Trojans, 4.
Stolen bases-Roadside Pirates,
IA; Key West Conchs, IL; Blue
Sox, II; Trojans, 10.
Struck out-Trojans, 81; Road
side Pirates. 80; Blue Sox and
Key West Conchs, 80 each.
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AT THE STORES

Pearlman's
mo larger stock of shoes-or
better selection, in all of south
Florida" is the story at this
store.
Peter Doelger
This chest of the Dime Beers
is retailed at leading vendors in
Key West. Try a bottle or can
today.
Mendell's
Priestley Nor East" suits are
introduced to patrons of this
store this week. Ideal summer
Lees Center
Fresh fruits and vegetables
never SO FRESH as sold from
this stores refrigerated display
case.
LewinskY's
Palm Beach Suit days are here
and this store has a good
stock of all styles and weaves on
hand
Holtsberg's
Powder Puff Prints-youve all
heard of them-and this store is
ready to serve your desires for
these.
Balmv Days
Sounds like a weather report
doesn't it? But, no! It's the
name of the classy excursion
boat available for trips. i
Bermuda Market
"Key Vests Most Sanitary
Market" has a host of specials
for YOU this weekend. -, =.
Bonnie Louise
A sale, of sales is now going
on at this popular shop for
ladies. Stop in, tonight, sure!
Broadway Market
eve meet or beat all adver-
tised prices is the slogan made
good at this leading grocery
and market. tr
Appelrouth's
The Store of FaShion--Key
Vests Most Modern Clothing
Store of Ladies, calls attention
to leading brand clothes and
shoes.
Archer's
Discriminating people shop at
this grocery and market-and
get tp-quality foods at moderate
prices.
Aronovitz
Key Vests Biggest Store-has
new fashion stories in all de-
partmentS, for every member of
the family.
Auerbach's
The city's best entertainers
Chef and Jane Rodgers-make
daily appearances at Cocktail
Hour and Dinner here.
Awnings
The Dade Awning Company has
a representative in town today
and the first part of next week.
See advertisement on page one
for details.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-02-11
VARSITY VS. NAVY
MONDAY EVENING.


Monday night at the High
Schol gymnasium, U. S. Navy
five and the school varsity five
are scheduled to open the dou-
bleheader of basketball, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock
Park Tigers and U. S. Army
will tangle in the nightcap.
Friday night, Navy and Army
hook up in the initial contest and
Miami Beach Hurricanes will
meet Key West Conchs in the
final game.
First contest on both nights
will begin at 1880 o'clock.