The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
Bliss :,
by -
jeonnetts

because - all the grand cops in
Our Town are. wearing spiffy, gray
short sleeved shirts
the gals who arrived at work
in their barefeet, holding their
shoes-'cause it sure did rain!
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Just figured that fhe Overseas
Fruit Market, 934 Truman Ave-
nue. would have all the SUM
mer" fruits and sure enough,
they did! Red, red eherries-ripe
pIums-pesehes all said Hi,
yes, we're here.
And that reminds me, perhaps
because Frank carries The lvsci- 4
Gus, exotic tropical fruits such as
fhs large sapodilIas, manages,
papayas, etc. and am 50 anxious
to tell you all Of fhem-espeeiai-
ly newcomers and visitors to Our
Town--that I've completely neg
lectsd the other fine fruit to be
had here Including sweet. tas-
fy green seedIess grapes, or.
anges, melons lice Cold Water.
meIon-soId by the Ia or VI or
whoIe).
AvAcADoEs AT FRANKS!
The season for this delicious
frvit-or are they vesetables?-
will soon be here, but in the
meantime, try these at Overseas
they are from Cuba and with
q little lime or Magsi seasoning
or as many people in Our Town
prefer them-pIain-yov1I find
them mighty good!
Don't forget your Overseas
Fruit Market always has an ex-
celIehf selection Of fruits and
vegetables! Many gourmet items
which might be scarce elsewhere
are fe0nd here-and that means
arsichoIsss, Watereress, romaine,
ehivs,seses
Q - -
MY Red Shawl tells me that Joe
Phillips Il IN the hospital in Phila-
delphiagosC Couldn't find out what
was wrong Many of you all will
remember them-y'know he play
ed golf and Doug, his wife, did a
great deal of volunteer work for
Our Town. a !.
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While at the PoraY Studio, 404
Southard, started discussing the
art of photography, and while
taking pictures is a hobby with
many Of yov-when you wish an
unusually splendid portrait -
don't fail to think Of Poray!
Learned the importance of
many things such as right equip.
ment-Sfrobe lishfs-baekgrovnd
and all fhe other details which
must be considered-and Poray
Studio does so with metieulovs
care-in good picture taking and
when you receive your proofs,
you'll be ivbilant over the re.
svlfs-af Porayl
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Jim noodle de Flu, pray do
you do?
I heard you married a lady of
charm
You're wrong, Sir Sid
] married a Squid
Who turned out to be false
alarm.
This is from the talented pen Of
Sid McPhid, Swinkie Swankie,
Bobbie Harrington and Jim noodle
de Flu-who are one and the same
people and my Red Shawl knows,
but won't tell--the real name be-
hind these aliases!
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"BiIFs Svpermarkef" out at
Poineiana-in ihe shopping Gen.
ter ihere-opened just this past
April, and ! just don't see how
they gathered together such a
wide assortment Of canned goods
and frozen foods and meats! But
that they did. for sure.
Sheila and Bill and "Momma"
Jerry and "Poppa" Louis really
pitched in and now you have q
swell neishborhood grocery. AL.
so, you can buy meat here with.
out worrying about will il or
won't il be tender"-'eavse il
sure will. So, buy q chuck roast
from Chuck" who watches over
his little lambs. and perks and
beefs with great earel-Bill's
Svpermarket at Poineians is
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 300
PM!
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PAST PARTICLES: From Ye
Olde New York Sun Man who is
still continuing his sketch, criti-
cicm and burlesque-the Year:
1899.
The restaurant proper must
have a low ceiling, with greasy,
smoky walls and be lighted by two,
or at the most three, malodorous
kerosens lamps, backed by reflec.
tors that don't reflect. Sprinkle