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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21
TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
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TIT Sinnonton Street
Rev. Sigismund A Laing, Pastor
A. Milton Evans, Clerk of Session
Morning service, IL O'Clock.
Sermon subject: THE Prayer OF
Jonah"
Church School, $3.50 p. m.
Young Peoples Forum, $50 p.
Evening worship, 7:30 O'Clock.
Sermon subject: The Works of
the Flesh.
Tuesday, 7:3O p. m, Young Peo-
pies meeting and Prayer service
Friday, 7:3O p. m, choir re-
hearsal.
Brethren, if a man be over
taken in a fault, We. which are
spiritual. restore such an one in
the spirits of meekness; consid-
ering thyself, lest thou also be
tempted" Gal. Gil.
The watermelon has been Guilt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21

Let brotherly love continue
Hebrews 1871.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21

Minorities that fear intolerance should
practice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21

The watermelon has been Guilt
waited since ancient times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21

P ]. -Kelleher. Sd, Rector
A L Maureau. 81. Assistant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-21

D Consolidation of County and City Gov
crnments.
a Modern City Hospital
Minorities that fear intolerance should
practice
Unfortunately. reckless driving on the
highways is not wreckless.
II human Beings knew half what they
think they know. the world would be much
better
a definition of gullbility is believing
gerent.
Hitler's best year was really 1908, for
in that year America gave the airplane to
he world
Most girls whose pictures make the
social section have either beauty or a we'll
TODD papa.
Just about the time that the average
man learns to get along with his fellow
man. he dies.
You can go farther in the world if
You make it your business to mind your
own business
The captains Of industry are always
essential: the captains of the battlefieIds
in wartime only.
BE cheerful and love your work;
grumbing doesn't make your job easier
jul the contrary.
Religious statistics: Few churches
report cash SURPRISES, available after all
expenses have been paid.
During the campaign it might be we'll
to remember that the greatest threat to our
peace is neither Roosevelt nor Willkie.
Do not envy those who are more sue
cessful than you, initiate them. To envy
another is to confess yourself his inferior.
Perhaps CONSUMPTION is needed be-
cause so many young men are too modest
t. make show-off of their patriotism by
volunteering.
Sacrifice and service in peace is no
less glorious than in war, particularly
since the one is voluntary and the other is
, not in most cases.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
If Donkey Bray at You Don't
Bruy at Him, islanders Advise

! thank God" but man drink water
| and no say nothing.
Cockroach hold dance, but never
invite fowl.
Monkey never so drunk him sleep
in dog kennel.
Chieger not particular whose foot
him go.
Bird fly too fast, pass him nest.
Cow that belong to butcher never
| say him very well.
| Straw men can't fool around fire
Never call alligator long mouth"
! till you done cross river.
Sick man laugh at dead man.
Cuss words never bore hole IN
mans skin.
Spider and fly can't make bargain
The man who ties up bad dog
is the right somebody to loose him.
If you visit donkey house don't
talk about ears.
! Never trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you,
II fish come out of river and tell
You alligator has feathers, believe
him.
When a man is dead he is done.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Bv ROY G.. BLANCK.


When Uncle Sans Marines move
into Americas new bases in the
British West Indies they are going
to encounter a strange variety OF
the English language. different from
any they have ever known.
It is the English Of the British
West Indians who inhablt these
Caribbean lands Of the humming
bird and the flying fish.
The islanders, mostly black, speak
English with broad cockney ac-
cent that may dumfound the ma
rlnes until their ears become aCcuS-
toned to its tone.
They are gOod-natured people,
these British West Indians. with a
song or a proverb for every situa
ton IN life.
Here are some of the proverbs
recalled from memory Of the writ
ers early life in British Guiana, his
birthplace. and subsequent years of
residence on various of the Carib-
beans islands;
If, donkey bray at you don't bray
at him,
Alligator lay eggs, but him no
fowl
Talk Is ear food
Beautiful woman, beautiful trou-
bic
Hog no fat till breadfruit ripe.
Godamlghty make man straight,
but rum make him can't stand up.
When fowl drink water him lift
up him head and say, Thank God,
Evening star., 1940-09-16
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

In this genus we find but one
species. the flyer or sunfish. How
ever, 1t is quite we'll known by
anglers in the South. In the family
Centrarchidae, or sunfishes, some
member of the family may be found
in the rivers of the Eastern United
States. Indeed, some of the species
In these waters are very abundant.
All of them are full of pep. You
can recognize the members of this
family because of their relatively
short and deep body. Their colors
are usually brilliant. The sexes re-
semble each other, and each and
every one of them is voracious,
carnivorous and scrappy.
Though small, none of them reach
a length of more than 6inches.
they have deliciously favored meat
Mt is believed that this group of
fish were more than likely Asiatic,
because there is a fresh-water SER
ranoid of Japan. known as Bryt-
tosus, which resembles it in many
ways.
our interesting little SunnSn
reaches a length of from 5 to 6
inches. You find them very numer-
ous in the lowland streams: bay
Gus and ponds from Virginia south
ward near the coast of Florida and
Louisiana. then northward in the
Mississippi Valley to Southern Illi-
nOis. where they are not quite as
many of them as are to be found
in the Southern waters.
In the Dismal Swamp region and
elsewhere where the water is not
too deep multitudes of them can
be seen in the clear waters.
Sunfish are handsome, colorful
fish, AS We have said, but the flyer
or round sunfSh is especially lovely.
Seen in the transparent waters,
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Natures Children
Flyer or Round Sunfsh
(Centrarchus macrOpterus)

the green ground color with the
series of dark brown dots along
the sides below the lateral line,
which form into interrupted. lon
gitudinal lines make very pleas
ing color combination. There is q
dark beauty spot below the eye.
The dorsal and anal fins are
marked with a network of lines.
reticulated. The younger members
of the genus possess a black eve
spot at the base of the soft dorsal
fin.
Fishermen love the sport of
catching the round sunfish or flyer.
Mostly because they put up such
Evening star., 1940-09-16

a fight to regain their freedom
The flyer. being so greedy, as we
have said before, takes the hook
the moment it bangles before his
eyes. The angleworm or small
cockroach is too tempting morsel
to resist. Then comes the realiza-
ton that there has been a catch"
in the tidbit offering. and a ques-
tion of getting free of the hateful
hook becomes paramount. This,
naturally, is what causes the pleas
ure of the fisherman and the strug-
gle for freedom by the flyer Usu-
ally. but not always, the fisherman
wins
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Knox Leaves Honolulu
By PIone for Sun DECO
BY the Associated Press.


HONOLULU, Sept. 16.-Secretary
of the Navy Knox left at 4:31 pm
yesterday aboard a four -motored
Navy plane bound for San Diego
Calf, and Washington.
The Secretary few from San
Francisco September to inspect
Hawaii's naval defenses. Five days
OF his visit were spent with the
fleet while 1t was engaged in ma
neuvers.
The plane, flagship of Admiral
Arthur B. Cook, commander of the
Aircraft Scouting Force, was expect
ed to reach San Diego before noon
today. Mr.. Knox planned to spend
two days there inspecting naval IA
cilities before continuing to WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1940-09-16

Editors note. The Caribbean
natives hare philosophy and
language all their o1Cn Some Of
their sayings are recalled bg m
Associated Press reporter rho
uds born and reared IN British
Guiana and lired MANI years
among the Caribbean islands IN
Thtch the United States has GC-
CURED ne,r naral bases from
Great Britain
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COOK. HoUsEKEEPER, refined. white. de-
sires work in private widowers home
l2l2 X st. NV. 49,
DR. s ASSISTANT, white young nurse
with hospital training. wants 10 assist in
dental Office; small salary while learning,
refs. Box 4G6-R, Star. lG'
GIRL *, Eigh school graduate. wants
position typIng and once work; good
references. Phone Hobart 4l5'..
GIRL, colored. neat. intellisent. answer
phone, help in Office. maid, studio or
beauty parlor. CO. 1850.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. refined. capable
efhclent; references, drivers permit. Box
AR. Star. lG'
LADY. young. desires position as recep-
ZIONIST clerical work, some typing; age
% 1921 18th NV. Adams 07S4.
SECRETARY. over 10 years experience in
various technical and engineering fields;
excel. references Box 244B Star.
WOMAN. white. companion -housekeeper for
elderly lady or care OF apartment for en-
ployed couple; some nursing experience;
refs. Box 463-R. Star. I6.
WOMAN, middleaged. TO take care OF
children and small apt: Sc wk.. csrfare.
2O20 81. NV. 3rd fl. Apply 4 to 8 m.
WOMAN. educated, mature. R N. expert
enced in care OF children and institu-
tional and household management wants
position as head Of orphanage. smaller
sanatsrium, as managing houSekeeper in
motherless home or invslids companion:
has Travelled extensively speaks Languages
musical. drives car. pleasant appearance;
references Box AR. Star IL.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COCK. good, neat colored woman; family
Of adults: home nights reference. Mich
CHI GIR. ,SSno colo5ed neat, intellisent maid in
Randolph 3629. IL
GIRL. colored exp. housekeeping cook
ing wishes full or part time. DU. 40?9.
l445 Corcoran 81. NV
work, part-time or fuIl-time work Of any
sind sIss except cooking: city ref. District
GIRL. colored, intelligent, wants eve
Job suit. for any kind Of WORK. waitress
etc: in pvt, family. HO. 9s07.
GIRL eoiored; wants work. general house
work' hotel. boarding house. laundry. or
part time; experienced. DU 1875.
ences, Metropolitan 1929
GIRL colored wishes s.h.w.. plain cook
ing light laundry; go home nights Dis
trict $3.50
GIRL c9lored. sood, cook, wishes work:
good reference. g. Florida ave. NV.
GIRL co!ored. wishes day's work, part or
full. full tine %os1 iond e children; city refer
LAUNDREss AND, CLEANER good days
Mon. Tues. Wed Gail DU 1854
LAUNDRY. sun-dred wanted to take
home Also DAYS work; 10 years best
ref, ME os6o. Mrs. Franklin,
WOMAN wishes job days work; gooo
reference. North 6O14.
WOMAN. coored. reliable. wants place IN
small family or days work. 800 Vine st.,
Takoma Park NV l6s
WOMAN. wash regular bundle washes
Call for work, done with care. Phone RA
go h.m. m
lSO4 81. References
WOMAN white. experienced cook or gem
eral houseworker. in small family: good
references Call GE. l4l4 between and &
WOMAN colored. desires work for morn
lnss or afternoons or days. no Sunday;
city ref. Ii. s4"5-J
niEhts. Call at 171O 10th st. NV
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work; ref
er~nce. Columbia 6l19
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wishes full
part time or dsvS work, good city refer
ences. North 4l4a
I WISH 10 place NY colored maid clean
and help in store. or days work Dupont
1880.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

BUSINESS.
RELIABLE AND qualified worker white or
coloreo. Maine Employment Center so,
81, NV. NE lHll. 81
SlENOGRAPHERS AND TYPIsTs: OPEN
lnes for permanent employment; no place
ment fees. Columbia 5000 for appointment
BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU.
Tivoli Bldg I4th 81 a. perk Pd
POSITIONS OPEN
NEED now-:5-35 good secretaries and
up S35 week No charge unless PLACED.
rsis resis,ration Is for ~ days. II previously
Secy .-stenoe -. See MISS WHITE
MISS DODGE " >'''''
TYPIST. bookkpr, clks etc t) o..
MISS BLACK
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.
1893 F St. ,E.t. o. Yr,)
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE 5561. 1902 1Ith
mas, COOKS, Mattresses houseworkers, day
workers part-timers nurses. chamber
HidtuS- 20
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HELP MEN.
CONTINUED.
MANAGERS SST!

MANAGERS ASSISTANT.
Large manufacturer, opening wsshins-
ton. Baltimore. Richmond, Norfolk and
surrounding territories. has vacancy, high
type married man; must be over ob. hard
WORKER. furnish best references, have car
and able to meet obligations on $3.50
montniy 70 start; position permanent with
opportunity of Advancement to executive
only. 354s 14th St NV. Mr.. Stewart
3 COLORED MEN.
% to IS, to fll vacancy In local grocery
route Averaae earnings 500 80 weekly.
and references required Must be neat
and enerfetc. Apply to II am. 1908
ST. NV
DISTRIBUTOR.
Possible to earn 500 to $500 per week
repfeSenting a well-est ablished Chicasu
ior Washington, d. c. Accounts already
opened up with leading Washington bust
ness nrmS. Fast-selling product that can
be sold to all types OF business firms
investment required for merchandise Call
70 - p m. Apt SOB. London Hall AptS
18th and M SITS. NV, 10.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT store
desires the services of a thor
oughly experienced silver pol
ishing machine operator. Box
29-B, Star.
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CASHIER WANTED.

Young lady, experienced in
office work, to operate MGR
machines. Must be attractive,
have lots of personality, plus
ability to work hard. Good
opportunity for right girl.
Apply only Monday night,
7::30 to 9 pm. Kay Jewelry
Co., 400 7th st. NV.
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LOST.


BOSTON BULL. brown and white. white
under neck, answers to "Nippy' $50
reward. Dupont 1914.
DIAMOND RING, been filed. between
Kanns and bus stop. 10th and D ST. Call
Oxford 1745-J. Keepsake. 16'
GLASSES, tortoise trimmed; vicinity 14th
and G NV Identified by repaired nose
bridge, Finder please call DU. o6aa.
NURSES RING. Providence Hospital seal,
Kensington 664-J Reward.
STRAYED from 81 K st. Nv. female wire
faired terrier; color black and brown;
large bare spots on back. Me. N4s14. Re-
ward
WATCH, ladys, yellow gold Elsin; liberal
reward. Emerson ;}299
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. female. Ruff ;
Nd, tag 5235. Also male dog oroWn and
black Sandy: Dist. tag 69936. Please
Call WI. 5@l2 Reward.
WIRE HAIRED DOG, strayed from locality
O. sos Cedar st. Silver Spring, Md re-
ard Call after Monday. SH. 432l
WRIST WATCH. ,ladys, white gold. initials
area or 18th st. bus: reward. GE. 92'2,
Evening star., 1940-09-16

COUPLE 10 take care OF fires for apartment
OF TWO rooms. Apply 1"0sla N st. NV
COUPLE. excellent cook. launderer. house :
man: referenceS: stav nights: $50 mo
room and board. Apply 1920 ! 9Th St NV d,
from q n m
Evening star., 1940-09-16
HELP WOMEk

AGENTS-See our large line OF Christ
ma mas ooX assortments. personal cards
coI, coIr Wrappin9s and every day cards 5O'e
FINISHED LAUNDRY soRTER and packer.
and pacRns dept to .e.dy sss
in person Ss FIN g st. 'aSssF ns Sei SelFy q 6 enl
Girls attractive. colored; dane. instruc-
9as 6 st ha 81 DsRsf stu
2. n: sha s.lsrg l.hl'e saf t9F 1ss 1tn%iIy n.
LADIES, you can be your own boss and
mi max ean nne income selling part or fun time
oI sample dresses, hosiery. lingerie. sweat
eers' etc direct 10 consumer. Inouire
Mr. Reoen' a3a Pa. ave. NV. ond floor
aADIEs-Christmas Gard Masterpiece, 81
5ovetes pyroSyi1. Velour D5sh 5s p.rsen.i. Msns.'
SAMPLES. Bluebird a7l Fitchburs Mass
LHDY: over "a, to work : hours daily.
1917 Eye ST. NV. a::I0 10 80
MILLINERY sALEsLADY Only expert.
enced need apply. Mllicents Individual,
Ioo' Conn. ave. NV.
RECEPTIONIsT for music schools. "a
pm; state education. experience; Start At
81" pk. Box 395-B, star
sALEsGIRL wanted. thoroughIy expert
enced IN dresses. must be able to work
erehlnRS Apply 5o24 Conn. ave. bet.
SECRETARY or dental hysenist for dental
office; give age. experience. references and
former residence Box ss-s Star
SODA DISPENSERS: experienced only: To-
cal references. Apply National Drug Co..
1000 Connecticut ave
MATTRESSES, experienced. with local ref
erences, past 81. Apply 5l09 Georgia
ave. NV
WOMAN. experienced. laundry supervisor
Box 22-B. Star.
eSass for "ht 4oom ns9 sn5 sds s19 1D in
no children. Taylor al9s.
WOMEN young. white, for part-time
Ine. Tech 1S2a s2ahesr ST. wG5k; nx ao cornSeis
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER, capable, good
IaundreSs and cook: family of adults
Box 3l1-B, Star
SALESWoMEN, FOR BETTER TYPE up.
PER CONN AVE LADIES READY TO
@ fJ4H hsHH HsST p + sTa5sSH9gsNHx
3 WOMEN,
over 25. to lll vacancies with nationally
known grocery company; good appearance
good steady income; experience u not o neces[ eer
sary. WE TRAIN you. Apply gil am,
ol3 K st. NV.
SALESWOMAN
Al once. Responsible. bondable woman,
?s-4o yrs. with pleasing personality and
Snsnt sos aos'st stss s s.
S A LIE S L AIDES, EXPE-
RIENCED IN MILLINERY
DEPT. APPLY AFTER II
Am. HEARN'S, 806 7TH ST.
NV.
ALESLADIES, EXPE-
R1ENCED IN COAT AND
DRESS DEPT. APPLY AFT
Err II AM. HEARN'S, 8O6
7th ST NV
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3 COLORED MEN
DISTRIBUTOR
SALESkEk.
HELP MEN & WQMEA

MISUNDERSTANDING new Just patented:
Quick selling: big profits paid daily to q
p,m Bordman. Cairo Hotel 49,
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.


3Il GARPENTERING; PAINTING AND PAPER;
reasonably, Cali Warfeid ;;3s3 II.
CHAIR CANEING GpHoLsIER; {ns P15Fo
?si i@@ ioth hDn'To ar w. Phone NE AaRMsaaoNd aoe
EECTRICIAN-Whe you need electrical
work done whether 1t Is small or large job
call Electric Shop on Wheels. DI. GIL.
ELECTRIC WIRING s,r.u6s .1,s, 6,s,.
lets. repairs old houses q specially. Regai
Elec. Co. 1909 Georgia ave Rand 1891
FLOOR WORK EXPERT: old floors made
IKE new -, prices reasonable, work guar
anieed. w. c. Deaton. RA 1661
FURNACES CLEANED. oil or coal, scale re-
moved. parts replaced. repairing: % YRS
experience Star Heating Co. Wo 5I54. I.
PAINTING, PPspssring rooms. s5 up
naintina co ~ Roof repairins and
PAINTING. DECORATING. interior, ex-
terror: roofs repaired painted. Do ny
own work. Call after 6 pm. RA 5os3
PAINTING AND PAPFRING, reasonable; all
work guaranteed Geo Greville 4. As
sociates. Oliver 2161 oos
PAPERING- PAINTING: work guar: rock
for work; father and SON RA S773
PAPER HANGING rooms 81 50 up. work
gu9r3nteed j. Jones, SO 23rd ST. NV.
PAPER PAI'FE HANGING IAN painting: special prices
ouflhg Septembe1. $3.50 room Do my
own work. guaranteed. Spigel ia 5S!5
PAPER HANGING this week only. "a so
Der room, 1910 washable SunfaSt pepers.
work guaranteed Michigan 53I5
PAPER HANGING painting and plssterinp
we VIII Go your paper hanging at reason
anIe prices. Finest workmanship We 60
our own work. by father and SON work
guaranteed Finest references furnished
For our reDItation. ask your next-door
nelghoor. Estimates free. Call IA OG33
PAPER1NG and painting a. special low
prices this week; all work guaranteed.
Call Taylor 1SSg
PLASTERING and cement work: no lob 100
small none TOO far, reasonable District
4510- william Thomas. 7O7 NJ st NV ls'
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
remocellng a specially: 24-hour service
Harry z WllliamS North GoIS
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FOUND.

AUTOMOBILE KEYS. found near 14th st.
Newton n .w Call at 263 Park ave-
TaSoms Park, Md,
KEYS in leather case: near 18th and Col.
I'd Arthur Budke. 2l29 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FNtSS6e6&INGSSS F~N StASGs
in crates at discounts OF more than
f0fo of list prices. No down payment,
Terms as, low as 81 weekly. Liberal
trade-in allowances
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
washing toys Largest Appliance House.
District 3737. Open Ewes. Tin 3 Pm
WASFERS-Sale discontinued models.
Maytag, S44; Norge S3si Apex S39;
General Electric. $40: also values in other
makes; prices include filler hose pump.
IL. DAYS TRIAL Pay 81 weekly. Re-.
public 1890. The Piano Shop, l0lt
7th st. NV. OPEN EVENINGS.
WATER COOLERS, General Electric; sails
Oh rent; reas. prices and terms. MA $500.
G. e. Supply Corp. 1880 N. Y ave. NV
WESTINGHOUSE. almost like new: In hne
condition: can be bought at fraction OF
cost. Atlas, 921 G St NV
BATHTUBS, 81 UP
DOORS, 35c UP.
LUMBER $40 PER NJ
HARRY'S WRECKING K SALVAGE CO.
MI 6l17. Brentwood Rd and W St NE.
Opposite Hudson Supply CO..
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

15 WORK and riding horses, i pair
, years; l spotted mare. 2 yrs; beautI-
full ponies. S35 up, 2 5-gaited horses.
Rear 136 10th st. sc.
HORSES boarded, experienced care. Co
lumbia pike, miles from District. Phons
Falls Church 1881
Evening star., 1940-09-16
CUT FLOWERS

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Lars
small lot; quality and quantity guaran
Waters, WI 4l95
Evening star., 1940-09-16

CORD WOOD, oak and hickory. $40 per
cord Pierson. Sandy Spring, Md. Phone
Ashton 3s@1 or MA. T61o.
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak $40
cord. Alaska -Hufnagel Coal Co., MA.
5SSh or jackson 1000
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BABY CHICKS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

ROCKS. R. I. Reds. $50 per 100. Con
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 619 Z
st. NV. Metropolitan 00s9.
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SALESLADIES, EXPE-
R1ENCED IN COAT AND
DRESS DEPT. APPLY AFT
Err II AM. HEARN'S, BOG
7th ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
FOR RENT = -MASON-HAMLIN GRAND
piano, excellent condition; typewriter and
table. 602 22nd st. ME. 1865. 49,
LOVELY HOME IN WEST VIRGINIA. 10
mi. from Harpers Ferry open to receive
elderly people as guests: reas. Phone
Georgia s161.
CHILDREN. 6 TO IL YRS. YEAR-ROUND
home. good food. supervision. sports; 10
children here now; references; 14th year
Ask our pleased parents. Box 56, Clarks-
vile. Md.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1885 Columbia I'd. Adams 038s.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me q telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only 81 .63 per week.
which includes interest the only charge:
Other amounts in proportion Just call
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan 6510.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO.
Colds and chronic pains treated Trained
nurse Appointments Hobart 472l
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ROOMS FURNISHED

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADI0LUS
Affieck. Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna INV.
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AEROPLAkES.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WACO "A Jacobs 10. side BY side
many instruments: cash or trade. Capitol
Airport. Mr. Stitt.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANo--slishtly used small apartment
easy terms, Ma. 413O. kits, 1880 G
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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.
After suffering for 35 years with bron-
chial asthma I am back in society without
q loss of ! day in years. Send self
addressed envelope for free brochure. Box
451-R, Star
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-06
:: SOCIETY ::
Beach Party Held
At Rest Beach

Farewell beach party honoring
Ignatius Lester and Hilary Al
bury was given last evening on
Rest Beach.
After several hours of fun on
the beach the party was con-
cluded at the Lester home on
Division street where dancing
was enjoyed.
Those attending were: Misses
Ophelia Lester, Betty Rae Rus
sell, Phyllis Adams, Dorothy Al
bury, Mary Louise Bonniwell.
Anita Berkowitz, and Lorraine
Shuster.
Frank Johnson, Orvis Kemp,
Henry Higgs, Jack Cormack, Sir
ney Aronovitz, Joe Allen, Hilary
Albury. Lance Lester, Jr., Igna-
thus Lester, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Elwood and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Granger.
IgnatiuS and Hilary will leave
this weekend to attend summer
school at u. of Florida, Gaines
vile.