Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • Page 2

eage Two. nnn FORT LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS Saturday, September 13, 1930 mm rca mm asay JlXLLdu wm Sli-vO HUM THERE IS FINANCIAL SAFETY IN A GUARANTEED Realty Board Will Information Booth Maintain a Tourist and Rental Bureau TITLE! SANITARY DEPT. IS PRAISED BY WR. Lauderdale Abstract and Title Co. W.

N. Duffy (Incorporated) General Insurance Underwriters Kagey, Building', Hollywood, Florida WM. X. DLFFY Phone 190 SPRAY PARADISE Sure Death to Insects Rid Tour Premises of Flies, fleas. Redbngg.

Roaches, Ants, Moth and Their Xarvae. Non Poisonous to Humans and Animals Manufactured by Crane Insecticide Mfg. Co. Fort Lauderdale, Florida. AGENCIES' FOR INSURANCE IN GOMBINAT 1 0 Three Companies United Under Direction Of F.

G. Brennan Sasb, Doors. Frames Screens, Cabinets, Mouldings, Interior Finish, Wood Awnings, Garden Furniture Broward Millwork Co. General Millwork 336 N. E.

2nd Ave Phone 372 LUMBER Builders' Supplies RAY FEIGHTNER Painting and Decorating Satisfactory Waterproofing of Outside Walls. 1616 S. E. SECOND ST. Phoue 32 CARL F.

JONES REAL ESTATE Agent for All Kinds of Insurance 207 S. Andrews Ave. PHONE 242 rnoxE 1 Central Service Station 444 N. Andrews Ave. Phone 261 Cars Washed and Greased Free! ASK AL HE KNOWS! We open at 6 a.

m. and close at 10:30 p. m. DON'T RUN OUT OF GAS Your Prescriptions Receive Same Attention Your Doctor Gives i'ou at nrrvic rti t- cTnor PHONE 4 Guarantee 227 SOUTH ANDREWS PROTECT YOUR HOME Goo! awnlnga pay for themselves. They protect the furnishings and rups from hot suns and beatinc-ln rains.

BROWARD AWNINGS ARE GOOD AWNINGS BROWARD AWNING and DRAPERY CO. La Olaa Bird. I'bon. S8-J 0 High-Rising Self-Rising Flour Fort Lauderdale Grocery Co. Wholesale Crocers JPhoae 1J0 Expert Mechanics, Modern Equipment.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED SWAGGERTY'S GARAGE 19 S. W. River Drive rbooe 17 Firestone Service Stores The One-Stop Service LAS OLAS BOULEVARD Phone 444 THE BEST PLUMBING CHEAPEST 'PLUMBING All Work Done by Experts City Plumbing: Co. 17 S. E.

2nd St. Phone 305 For Service and Quality See BROWARD SHEET METAL WORKS and RELIABLE ROOFING COMPANY S. W. 1ST AVE. Zim's Bakery THE BEST OF ALL 216 South Andrews Superior plumbing saves trouble and money.

J. PITT SIMPSON PLUMBING 12 E. LS OUs rtwae 195 EXPERT ELECTRICAL ADVICE. Supplies and Equipment NORTHERN ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Specialties and Supplies 218 SOUTH ANDREWS AVENUE PHONE 413 GENTRY In.

Opposite Fire Sta Yancey Glasener Agent National Laundries Headquarters at Rozelle's 24-HOUR SERVICE Your Patronage Solicited HOLLYWOOD, FLA. Glidden.Paints Everywhere on Everything Boye Paint Store 13 E. Las Ola Phone 195 PIONEER CLEANERS and DYERS Griffin Bulldinj West Hollywood Dept. Star OUR SUMMER PRICES Suits 25c; Pants 25c; Dresses 75c and Up 24-Hour Service We are In position to give you A-l workmanship and service that will satisfy. Kindly give us a call.

MRS. H. E. CHRISTIAN Hollywood, Fla. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO.

OFFICE SUPPLIES Phone 472216 S. And. Ave. SEA FOODS POULTRY t. Rear rifgly Wigglj -Phone 27 Electrical Engineers Estimates Cheerfully -Fnrnlsbed Northern Electric Company Electrical Specialties "Supplies 21S S.

Aadrewa Ate. Phon. 1 Against a -fA Tt Andrews Avenue and North I A Site Of The City Incinerator Is Parked And Beau-. tified Work accomplished by the city sanitary department during the past year brought commendation from City Manager Glenn E. Turner today, following receipt of report from L.

McClelland, department head. During the past year, the sanitary forces have changed the city dumping grounds near the Incinerator on N. W. Sixth street bordering on the Seaboard Air Line railway tracks, clean and leveled in contrast with the numerous unsightly heaps of tin cans, junket! auto skeletons and other trash that existed previously. Deep ditches are dug with a derrick crane owned by the city and all waste materials buried beneath the earth's surface.

The grounds of the incinerator prope have been changed into a spot of tropical beauty. Wide and level green lawns, with clumps of coconut and cabbage palms and other tropical trees planted in rarious portions of the large tract, greet the eyes of passersby today instead of piles of refuse as formerly, the city manager said. The entire incinerator plant has been painted with a rust-resisting aluminum paint and other improvements made to buildings and equipment. A revenue of 1,044. 42 was reported from salvage of junk and other operations.

A total-of cubic yards of tsash and garbage was collected during the year. HARDWARE COMPANY TO ENLARGE STORE Raymond, Clopeck And Company To Inaugurate Season By Adding New Department Raymond, Clopeck and will inaugurate the new season by enlarging their storerooms on South Andrews avenue to include the vacant room directly north of their location. An archway will be cut through the intervening way to pro vide communication. Enlarging Us stock, the company will stock a full line of crockery, glassware and china, both imported and domestic In the new department will also be a complete line of Pyrex ware, together with other kitchen utensils, making room In the main store for regular hardware items. In the new department General Electric- refrigerators will, also be carried.

W. G. Blackwell Is New Firestone Manager Here "A service never before given to citizens of Fort Lauderdale will be rendered at the Firestone Service Station at the corner of Federal Highway and Las Olas Boulevard," W. G. Blackwell, new manager of the Firestone store said this morning-Mr.

Blackwell has been with the Firestone company for the last three years and came here from Tainpa, September 1. R. L. Heines was formerly manager of the station. W.

A. Fetner is assistant manager and came here from Lakeland. The Firestone brakeliner, brake tester, battery department, and the recapping department have all been repaired and are into first class condition, Mr. Blackwell said. A complete line of Firestone tires and batteries will be earried at all times.

The station will be open nights. STILL CAPTURED A IdO. gallon still and fourteen barrels of mash were seized and destroyed in the southwestern section of Fort Lauderdale early this morning by Deputies W. H. 'Hobb" Campbell, Virgil Wright and E.

B. McDonald. Two negroes, Jacob and Abraham Bishop, are being held in connection with the case. BEGGARS STRIKE SHANGHAI. Beggars are the last persons in the world to be existed to strike, but the many in this city recently got their heads together and decided to strike for three meals a day.

It is the habit to serve two' meals a day to them free in this city. They did a lot of damage to property before Chinese police put a stop to thei- riot. They are still im. the two-meal diet. A new device for cleaning air admitted to automobile motors draws air from inside a car, where it is practically free from and Hammerstein.

C. A. Walsh stands out in this "There are ethers in that area with equal and possibly greater courage and who have suffered and sacrificed more and who merit grcslH adrii-ration than the principals in Flamingo Groves. If so, and to those we extend a hand of congratulation and gratitude but undoubtedly m3 one can combine citrus knot ledger photographs, smile. and salesman ship, as can Wray and Hammerstein.

The Tea.on I did not buy. a grove yesterday well, you -know 'J W. ELLER. WHY EXP.ERDIENT?: i On experience ensbles rls you the best Weldias 1 Ma ehlaa work. Eperlil atfreatloa Dredra ad Contract! aqaipmest.

Thompson Welding Mach. Co. First Street sad River Drire PHOXE "0. Property Owners Urged To Give Listings To Members Of The Board Arrangements to maintain a our-ist Information booth and rental bureau during winter tea son are now being made by the Fort Lauderdale Realty Board following a recent meeting. The booth will be operated by the secretary, Luther Remsberg, at 317 S.

Andrews avenue during September and October, until the season begins. It is suggested that property owners give their rental listings to the secretary or to any member of the Realty Board. The board Is now compiling a list of homes and apartments for rent to be sent to north era inquirers and ail property owa ers desirinz their rentals on this list should file same with the see retary or a member of the board be fore the 15th. An unusually large number of res- ervatons and rentals for the win ter season, some made by pepole who were here last winter, but many by people who had never i i season is anticipated and it is the opinion of the Realty Board that property owners will have no ZrZZ. this season.

TAX STATEMENTS TO GARRY ADVERTISING Pictures. Of Municipal Buildings On Backs Of Statements Sent To 15,000 Property Holders The city is going to procure advertising along with its 1030 tax statements which will be mailed out to the city's 15,000 property holders during the month of October. The backs of the new municipal tax statements will bear pictures of the finest of the city-owned buildings, the Las Olas casino, the clubhouse of the Fort Lauderdale Golf and Country club and the water works administration and pumping plant building, City Manager Glenn E. Turner said today. Property in Fort 'Lauderdale is owned by persons in every state in the Union, and Canada, the Philip pine Islands, Australia and South America, the city manager said.

A brief outline of the advantages of Fort Lauderdale and a description of the three above mentioned city-owned buildings will be contained in Teading matter on the back of the tax statement form. ON E. LAS OLAS BLVD. Waiter And Gas Main Connections Installed In Preparation For Resurfacing Boulevard Travellers along East Las Olas Boulevard during the past few days have doubtless noticed the torn-up condition of the street and several gangs of workmen engaged in making water and gas main connections to abutting property lines in the western part of the highway. The work is being done by the city water department and the Fort Lauderdale Gas Company, City Manager Glenn E.

Turner said today, and the purpose is to make advance, water and gas connections to abutting upon boulevard for future use in advance of the re surfacing of the boulevard which is to' be done by the city shortly. It is the desire of the city officials to eliminate the former custom of having to tear up newly constructed street paving to make water or gas connections. The streets are seldom replaced so as to make the surface as level as previously, the city manager said. The gas company was requested ythe city to make contemplated gas connections to the various properties in advance of resurfacing operations, and has co-operated with the city of ficals. The eas company is making connections to properties on the boulevard between Andrews Avenue and the Federal Highway only, while the city water forces are making connections all along the entire route the boule vard.

From the Federal Highway east, the gas company plans to make con nections from mains that will lie installed in they, have noti fied city officials. ENTERPRISE LEADS U. S. S. KANE, Off America's Cup course, bept.

13. (By xiaaio to The Associated Press The white hulled Enterprise, queen of Ameri can racing yachts, waged a success ful defense today through the first hour of her race with the green-hulled Shamrock for the historic America's Cup. $170,000 LOG RAFT ASHLAND, Sept. IS. CP) sailors ropes today.fought waves ana Slippery logs in Lake Superior in.

attempts capture a. $170,000 log jjft that broke loose from -its ivj- boats off Stockton Js- laaa, Th -world's record for blood transfusions is held by a French man who has giren 100 pints of his blood. ELECTRICITY PLANT INSTALLED BY PARKS Many Other Improvements Made By West Side Grocery Bakery And Restaurant Proprietor The first independently operated electric power plant in Fort Lauderdale has been installed in the rear of the C.E. Parks grocery store, and is now, in operation. The machine, a 25 horsepower Fairbanks-Morse-Diesel engine, has a 23 kilowatt generator.

It is used for refrigeration and illumin ating purposes, and furnishes all the electricity used in the store and restaurant. It furnishes 110 and 220 volts alternating current. It is in operation about 12 hours daily and burns crude oil costing 10 1-2 cents a gallon Complete remodeling of the Parks restaurant operated in connection with the grocery store is now practically finished and 14 new stools have been added which brings the total seating capacity up to 49 per- sons. The place occupied by the kitchen lias been remodeled and the 14 new stools have been placed there. as repainted and the ceiling has been, celotexed.

New windows hare been installed on the east side and new curtains have been put up. In the near future an electric water cooler will be put into operation, and an ice cream cabinet will be installed within a short time. YOUNG CITRUS TREE SBEARINO FOR FIRST TIME Walsh, Velie, Bright and the anticipated project of Lochrie are suf ficient to enable one to look into the future. "Numerous truck farms will be found as usual spotting the land scape in protected areas. The poultry farms of Capt.

Earl Hendrick-son and Rex Kaufman will surprise those who have not seen that Ticin Ity recently. All of these and more will enable the most skeptical to foretell something of the Davie area of five years hence. Fine Project "A little further to the west, however, is located a project which since jts Inception lias appealed most: strongly to the imagination and evoked the admiration of the writer. It is one of those works of horticultural art that is built on supreme confidence, experience, ex perimental and above all, patience Conceived at a time when practl cally every one else was trying to get rich In a day, it is rapidly reaching a point where the dollars will reward the, principals for some four or five years of work and waiting. rf Planted Acres "Flamingo Groves, under the su pervision of the Incomparable Frank Sterling and his personable, smiling cohorts, namely Floyd Wray and Ham" Hammerstein, is today a giant development of 480 planted acres.

A progressive planting plan has been followed, some of the trees being one year old and some bear ing for the first time. It's truly a beautiful spot to see those sweeping rows of growing trees there in the Everglades where some five years ago swamp grass reigned su preme. "No guess work there. pre sume that the reason those boys have been able smile through the years. Every process is based on experience or experimentation.

An experimental tract on the 6ite, where 42 varieties of citrus have been tried, has enabled them to de cide' conclusively the varieties that are most suitable for the various types of soil. Complete Picture "The plan long since devised calls for a 3200 acre grove before the picture is completed. "A conversation with one of these men should ioiiow your trip out there. They will show you a horticultural library second to none in the states. Next will come sub stantial figures showing California production costs from 1)0 cents to 1.50 per box as against from 17 cents to 24 cents in the Davie section.

Again, no guess work, but signed figures from someone in authority. Both Wray and Hammer stein have visited the great mar kets of our principal cities and will produce -market analysis wmcu leaves no doubt la one's mind re- gardlug the price one may expect for Flamingo erangs at the marketing season for these varieties. And here is probably the crowning virtue They ripen in June, July and August. Competition? None except a few fresh California's, weighing some 75 pounds to the box against the Flamingo's weighing from DO irt 300 pounds and, of course, told storage products, in abundance. Gets Excited -Hatl not trained myself toward would easily get excited on the do not hesitate, to predict a $1,500,000 citrus production for Broward county -within five' years, $5,000,000 in tea years aod twenty years? 'hut why hazard a elastic imag ination.

C. A. Walsh "There are others out there who have pioneered longer llian Wray C. The Brennan Insurance Agency recently consolidated with the Dye, Merrill Brennan Insurance Agen cy and the Prescott Prescott In surance Agency, The new business is now under the direction of F. G.

Brennan. The company has moved into large and spacious quarters on the corner of 8. W. First avenue and River Drive. "We do not like to pesimistie," said Mr.

Brennan, "but nuricanes, storms, cyclones and fires are al ways a menace, not only In Florida. but every place in the Unted States and we believe it Is our duty to bring to the attention of our friends this constant exposure to a possible loss. The recent disaster at Santo Domingo is an outstanding example of what might occur during one of these atmospheric upheavals. The entire United States, during recent years, seems to be exposed to this danger, aqd protection against complete loss and ruin is given particular attention by everyone having property investments." Old and Established The Brennan Insurance Company is an old established firm in Fort Lauderdale. Three of the principal companies represented by F.

G. Brennan are, the Niagara Insurance Company, Colonial of Hartford, and the American Surety. The company sells practically every form of insurance except life insurance. "We particuarly emphasize the Importance of wind insurance," adds Mr. Brennan, "on account of past experiences.

Such disasters may only happen once in a life tinie, and again they may be frequent. The numerous claims paid by our representative companies during the last Florida disaster emphasizes the value of insurance protection." The company now occupies a beautiful office at Brickell avenue and River Drive, overlooking New River. New equipment has been added to the office, enabling convenient and prompt access to records in the event of emergency. JOHN F.l'CORMAGK IS COMING TO SUNSET It will come' as pleasing news to I the admirers of John MeCormack's singing and the more millions who have not been privileged to hear the great tenor other than through the medium of records that Fox movietone's "Sons O', My Heart" which will be shown tomorrow at the Sunset Theatre, has greatly enhanced the quality of that marvelous Voice, combined with a story of dramatic power and superbly enacted by a fine array of There are' some fascinating aspects about the voice of John McCormack. One of them is the use of his yoke as an instrument.

Sometimes It is like a stringed instrument over lie has the most perfect control. Another as pect is the of concentration with which he Infects his listeners, his wistful nuances, his sense of climax used deliberately with utmost dramatic As some great actors can create a part and nobody afterward seems to play it in just the same way. so some songs in his generation will remain synonymous with the name of John McCormack. Senatorial Contest Of Interest In Deleware WILMINGTON, DeL, Sept 13. (JP) The fight for the nomination for United States -senator between Josiah Marrei, national committeeman, and former Senator Thomas F.

Bayard, was the chief interest in today's state-wide Democratic primary In Delaware. The nomination will be made next Tuesday at the state convention at Dover to which the delegates are being elected today. Prohibition has been one of the issues. Bayard being an avowed wet while Marvel, who has not publicly announced any commitment, is being generally supported bythe dry elements. Nominations for the minor offices generally are expected to be determined by the outcome of thesenator1-ship fight.

EXTORTION PLOT ATLANTA, Sept, is. tigtion of a complaint by Dr irer too Case, prominent physician, that ha had been the Tlctun of an extor tion plot today had resulted in the arrest of Nell Hardin, 21, and four men. KNOCKED EVE OUT OKLAHOMA CITY, 13. (P) The spectacle of a man being shot from a cannon literally knocked his eye-out, anceilMeika 3 BATTERIES Authorized Distributors of Delco, Remr. Anto-nte, North East EXPERT SERVICE PEASE BATTERY and ELECTRIC CO.

101 N. E. Sad St. Phone 16 Graham Motor Cars Osceola Motors (INC) 220 S. E.

First Ave. PHONE 108 Prescriptions Filled Right at -i-. SUNSET PHARMACY "The Home of Pure Drugs' 315 So. Andrews Phone 9116 Hollywood Phone 401 FOR A REAL PAINT JOB and a NEW TOP See BOLICK AUTO TOP PAINT SHOP 6 S.W. 1st Ave Phone 25-J Motor In Comfort LSE Opaline Motor Oil Sinclair Gasoline We Deliver Thone 14-J We Ship Fancy Florida Fruits LOUIS WALZ Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Boulevard, Hollywood Beach, Florida Wholesale Building Supplies Peninsular Supply Co.

Edward, neimberger Pres. D. D. Oliver, N. W.

Scrtond Ave." PHONE 150 For Insect Pests Selig's Spray, 35c For Cracked Toes, Corn. Skin Diseases," tie. -SeligVStop-Itch, 35c Mattress Renovating One Day Service Boat Cush-- ions Specialty BETTER REST MATTRESS CO. 508 N. W.

4th fck-rhone 9138 iryK" 1 River Drive lb. Have Your EYES Examined CDrugless Retraction) "Your happiness ani safety -depends on your sight' Ft. Lauderdale SBSBSaSSfc. FOR SAFE AND RAPID Transfer Service Call C. H.

Transfer and Storage Co. Ill S.W. 2nd Are. Phone 38 Washing, High Pressure Greasing Miller Tires and Tubes BUSH EES RIO VISTA SERVICE STATION Federal Highway at S. E.

9th St. Phone 99 REAL Real Estate Bargains Can always be secured by consulting L. C. Miller and L. B.

Farris 223 S. Andrews Phone 144 We Have Everything for the Builder LUMBER. CEMENT, LIME. BRICK, TILE, PAINTS. ROOFING, HARDWARE Ft.

Lauderdale Lumber Co. "Always at lour Sen ice ALL WAYS Phone S8-C. E. Rickard, Tres The most highly skilled workmanship, the best of materials and hundreds of satisfied rus-tomers, combined with unexcelled service MAUTZ PLUMBING CO. 110 is.

Sixth' Ave. Phone 43 Machine Cc rieetrls" as A.etyl9 C.aertl iltehis. Work Elsr Gear and Connect! SerTlee cuhwet Flrt Ave Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Phon.

Tropical Hotel HURRICANES Eventually practically every property er pays heavy toll to hurricane or fire. The danger of loss by hurricane was brought home to us in the recent Santo Domingo disaster. WILL YOU BE NEXT? For a few dollars you can have one hundred per cent protection. DO IT NOW! Do not procrastinate. i.

Protect Yourself With Windstorm -I Insurance SEE F. G. Brennan Insurance Agency Enid, alleged in a suit for S20.0ortrLBmterJacK3 with nana spikes ana (Established" 1921) General vInsurance--Surety Bonds -Corner. W. First Ave, nd River Drive PHONE 160 damages against Barnum and Bail- ley and Ringiing Brothers PLANE WRECKED NEW TORK.

ept 13. (3i Their plaoe wrecked cd burned. Captain Lewis A. Yaacey asd two companions wre ptrinded today on a little island in the Bahamas on the war home from a tour of Latiu America. AH escaped unhurt.

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