The Key West citizen., 1952-10-29

Did you know that the very, and
1 mean very, first lady of the land
had her Goth birthday yesterday?
Now that is liable to make a lady
feel very old indeed, but it is
youthful age for our Statue Of
Liberty. Just Sc years ago on Octo-
ber 27th in 1886 the Statue of
Liberty was unveiled in N. Y, the
gift Of the liberty loving French
people to the land Of liberty.
Today seems to be total blank,
but tomorrow is the anniversary
Of the birth of John Adams, second
president Of the United States who
was born in 1875. This seems TO
be quite a period for our country.
Don't shirk your great American
duty. You are only called upon
very seldom to make short trip
TO your polling places to make
your will known and felt, so do it.
/ can think of numerous places
where you wouldn't have this pri-
vilege. Make the most of it.
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II you like fine things. II the
original sparks your imagination
If you are interested in Un-
usual gifts and accessories. then
you'd better read on, because
Mis- is Just for you.
Marion X. Winter has reopen.
cd her wonderful little garden
studio over there on the corner
Of Whalicn and Won Phister sts..
Two blocks east, one block north
Of fhe Casa Marina.
There you will find things made
in and for Key West. Things TO
keep, and things to give away.
Marion Winters Studio is closed
on Sundays ell day and on Wed
nesdsy mornings.
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Most anyone knows. anyone
who has watched the folks salt
down the Sauerkraut that is. :.
that fall is the tine of the year
when it tastes the best. And best
OF all when it's baked with spare
ribs or little tender fresh pork
hooks. You buy il in cans now,
and rinse away the sauer part,
leaving the kraut, but it's just as
good, well almost as good as when
nom and dad used to make it.
Now that we've got it out of the
can and rinsed in collander,
spread il nicely in a flat roasting
pan. put in enough water to subs
titp3 for the JUICE you poured off,
sprsf 'a Iightly all over with about
Que heapng tablespoon Of sugar.
Then arrange the hooks or ribs
on the kraut and bake IN hot
oven until crisp aHd eraekly. Then
pass the mashed potetoes.
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always knew she'd turn oui
well. and Yesterday my Judge.
merit was justified. am speas.
Inc os Gladys Barber. who vses.
TO hn stUt,ens Of mine. and who
was introduced TO me all over
again as fht Gladys Barber who
Is the tsehnleian in the Office e
Or. .Va.des, specializing in mos
ern Eye Wear. She has Just com.
p.esed a special training course
with Ravssh and Lamb represen-
faiives in selecting The proper
frame Tor your glasses for any
occasion.
Or. Naldes has his offices a.
6l6 Duval ST.. upstairs, Just
across the street from the Beach.
eombeF jewelers.. Mrs. Barber
occupies the stunning fitting
room, where she will assist you
In choosing the incest, prettiesi,
and most suitable frames fcr
your glasses after ysvr sxsmI.
nation.
Gladys would like 10 hive me
remind you THAT II you break
vouF glasses. misplace them.
leave them at home. you may
be seriously handicapped. Loss ct
ycuF glasses may mean temper.
cry less OF work. vnUasY IN
lhousand situations IN which YeU
daily depend on YeuF glasses.
Remainder. ens pair OF glasses
o not enough. For variety, choose
YoUr emergency syewear" in a
style other than Yo0r most frs.
quens used glasses. Also. you can
Get twenty four heor emeFpeneY
service a. eik poxsl s.. II you
should happen 20 break yeOr eniY
pair.
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Fifty years agn in November
1902 il was noted in the Journal
that Charles Dana GihsonS draw.
ings al the clean shaxen, whole
some locking Americaa male were
putting muslacheS eut nE fashion
Bra sleres fiFSl arrived in America
hom France Tasulin for diabetes
was unknown TAph0sd killed thou
sands al Americans every year
10 oae knew the Gerns eaHse from
unelean water Also the average
Z. ;. male hYea sa yesrS. Dtda I
say how Ions ire average L, S
female lived. 81; under those eea-
Glti0nS wAe WNild wsas Ia lsYe
more thaa ene lifetime