The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 28, 1934, Page 3

: y Coccecces eee eecccccccose eit cirierrereantioneenyereeeineniatiereaenenmnemenenineen Ishowers over extreme north por-}weather prevails this morning in ‘ion. most eastern and southern sec- ST LOS CARDS AE TG a Cross-word Puzzle | TODAY’S WEATHER Pia eae Lain poen, ait pee ——/{| The hich pressure area has| minimum temperature of 24 de- Solution of Yesterda, Puzzle Border tora | 1 Sttike and re etre, { ‘ WEATHER FORECAST __ moved eastward to the. Ohio Val-perpen this morning, watch. .eavest bound = 4 = A an a ile d aorenda t sections) their record for this ELEVEN-INNING 6 GA ENDS|TWO EXCELLENT TEAMS TO) « unwise [STAISBAHIAIR IP} eae 5 Helens: poatic pel : ns m1 = Sesh: : {coe of the Racks Mouutain Btates,| <N. B~On: and after May 4. * a : nt kala jeinity: Partly 1934, a card bulletin containing : it the Minne- sige Sh BE SEEN.IN ACTION IN | 24 Repai it Containing ee Mean | cloudy tonight and Sunday; mod-| gota. Hee ate. iia seid forecasts and advisory warnings 3TO2 OPENING OF SEASON 16 Baprien at" FJE [N|D} ose, charge | Rainfall erate north and northeast winds. have occurred during the last 241 only will be iseued in lie of this aos i he Gulf States ulletin.”” i sha rida : ‘tly cloudy, prob-| hours m the Guif States north-| Cmecacasen —_— Serent = of-cattleor- | Yesterday's Precipitation .0 Ins. Florida: Partly ’ % ctl | x | : : (Special to The Citizen) John Cates, manager of the dia- E Bie on ee i a zoung. troe i Normal Precipitation... .05 Ins.j@bly showers in extreme prea “ldpbapary malay Bae nat CHICAGO, April 28.—The Chit]. go pce [2 Look after Tatars re] 2 Beating | ,gidthle recurd covers s-nour werted| portion tonight and Sunday; not; gic ang North Atlantic Stade rae eago Cubs defeated the St. Eouis beers Se ie Es vision SIT IE Mereature | much change in temperature. | Rains also continued on the north| BENJAMIN LOP iti: Tomorrow's Almanse pe { Cardinals 3 to 2 in an elevensin.| Panky Fequests The Citizen to an-[' i spelen PlAl j Sorry back aes S163 a, m,{_ East Gulf: Moderate north-| Pacific coast, and there were light/| FUNERAL HOM E ii aul je situated © 2. State. Sositively so “+ east winds. local showers in eastern Florida. Established 49 Years ning game played yesterday ‘aft aie io oe ee 1s Tloer Iper IMIAT IMBAOIRIAITIOIR|t [O} is: Protective San sets + 6: i ranch clllato spe sey Strata’ nara erates hawatigen se se, Key West's Oldest ernoon. Eire eparay night ‘o @/1k Mark-ine skin, JE|RINIE ZARIEINIOBBEIVIA] $M fic acia eae + 7:53 P- ™ Moderate north and northeast! Rocky Mountain States, upper|! 24Hour Ambulance Service The mound duel was between| eek when two excellent teams oesians : = wOaD isle fT} + vallowance lean ante “ooh iar . uy ‘winds and weather partly over-| Mississippi and Missouri Valleys, Licensed Embalmer Lonnie Warneke and Tex Carl-|Will be seen in the initial game. ih po ie ee Paemit Se Ot. Subsequent ‘ ee ( meen paneer . cast tonight and Sunday. probably| and upper Lake region, and colder | Phone 135 Night 696-W ton and was Warneke’s third} Mr. Cates states that this de- 51. Note of thes. ell collog. Tomorrow's Tides nes 38, Feminine cale €2. Ethereal salt Watchful adits straight victory. cision was reached after confer- 52. Name applied salt 1 Goncise A. P.M. > saint name : 39. Form = DOWN 5. iy shad --- 9:13 10:40; This game was the only oné|ting with many of the players inet day pein } anxieties course’ of Be ~ 9:50 3:56, PPO TT TT a 1S LL Lan) : Y played in the major leagues as|Who are engaged in the pineap- 5. Befare real Horseman Cnt. once Rarometer at 8 a, m, today: | rain or cold weather halted all{Dle work at the railroad yard, $ Brincely Paromio * * Titp trom $3. ‘Trouble Sea level, 30.04. | | ‘ 1 others scheduled. who stated that.they willbe able} fialiam Attendant on ifitogetner, # Bone” eee rp hedt T t bi One At Our Expense The summaries: to arrange matters whereby they | "elo the sick A -Guraeinne % = SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1934. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN © PAGE THREE ernie S. KENNEDY, Official in Charge. 3 Yesterday NATIONAL LEAGUE will be able to take part in the Last Night Yesterday ‘i Abilene... 42 64 wae - i ¥ games whenever they are called | Atlanta “a 78 ‘ upon, cf Bost - 36 Chicago $11 0) itis expected that there will be on 24 Batteries: Carleton and V-.) large crowd out on the opening Wy 4 W/ : x 34 HA VE YOU EVER TRIED per wl ar." a ese Z TTY ie AN ELECTRIC RANGE? | 1 i t i * ‘New York at Boston, rain. ao {Little Rock ..... 44 5 | , . If you haven’t don’t miss this chance to take advantage of our trial offer, LEGALS aan) : 1 | 1 | \ i } Brooklyn at z Ewiaselahie, rain, Louisville ~ and see for yourself how fast, clean, modern, and economical electric cooking is. Nom Miami .. 64 OX FOR P Re ee areiaceries ron) | | Nashville 42 cer. COU 7 Y New York 34 jODICTAL, CIC sll } Oklahoma City 40 Porth enSins of exatee, | sit. Ste. Marie. 22 it en, au HilbpinestHomwisk purchaser of | Tax : | Seattle’... 80 + leertiticates Now, 484-485, dated the] —- ial y TAME oe. 64 ‘Laededay of August, A. D. 1931, has Y me : eold fea faid certificates. in ‘my office, YY) Williston 0.0... 8 We have already installed thirty-five per ‘cent of the ranges we expected to put out for the year under this plan. ; ay vee nd han made, application for tax 7 Wy Yur lutsiodles we 80 You don’t know what you’re missing a t cordance W : oti @ Tete geet maid, cortifipate embraced the TT PE Ye fl ZF Yi? | |# wes ———— without one of these four burner, triple auto- Philadelphia at Washington,| Gateq’ in’aonroe Counts. Florida, a ye Wy \ \ | | matic, Crawford Electric Ranges in your home. rain. to-wit: Lots 18 and 19, Square 45, Wy 9 Book C-1, Fage 17, Stock Is- Wy YYffss i RUSSELL §: See a | M: Count ecords, ee ee The said land being assessed at a s - Vi C the date of the insuance of said cer- ] ¢ A R ST R E tificate in the name of J. M. Renedo, Y YY, | PTI FH LA Our trial plan makes it possible for you to try this modern way of cooking at our expense, because if you decide to buy, all of the pay- ments made on this plan are credited towards the initial price of the range. Unless said certificate shall be re- deemed according to law, tax deed will issne thereon on the 28th day of April A. D, 1934, ROSS C. SAWYER, DAILY BASEBALL RETURNS BY WIRE Clerk Cireuit Court Monroe County, INSTALL ONE AT OUR EXPENSE, AND CONVINCE YOURSELE, OF ITS MERITS | | | jorida. mar3l; apr7-14-21-28 ‘} § Ss one a, foday s Birthdays| Today’: 3 ‘Horoscope | ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ease eanccce | Coeccezeve oH ELSON Te Pol LARD, ee Hugh L. Cooper, noted en-| Possibly today will produce an i Come in. and get. the! ! | j i enreceaned., ,{gineer, born at Sheldon, Minn.,| easy-going person who will pick i NOTICE OF INTENTION. who MAKE 69 years ago. out the soft spots in life; but ie a DISCHARGE jthere is a spice of stubborness, 067 nec iath Ting ae Sune, eh Sa] | Col. Franklin D'Olier of Newland a bit of luck in the way of in- present to the Honorable Hugh|Jersey, first commander of the; fluential friends, that may lift the 500} Gunn, ¢ y Judge of . Monroe . my Final Report nein of the Major The Key West Electric Company Cleveland Baseball Leagues A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager New York Philadelphia TIT IIOP PII IPI IPO DL American Legion, born at Burling-!native to some eminence. There and vouchers and ask for the ap-{ton, N. J., 57 years ago. a danger of over-indulgence, Washington 444] proval of same, and apply for Final . iwith a possibility of trouble from St. Louis 833] Discharge in the Estate of Nelson f ' wale e 5 os lL. Pollard, Deceased, Lionel Barrymore, actor, . barn the opposite esx. Chitago ‘7286 | “Dated April 5, 1934. 56 years ago. WILLIAM E. HOCKER, : " Ancillary Administrator, C. T."A, The ‘honor of being the only c NATIONAL LEAGUE SMa Bryant Washburne, screen| woman tester of fire hydrants is ‘tub— Pet. *. star, born in Chicago, 45 years|held by Mrs. Ruth Renz, of Long! apri-14-21-28; ma: 19-26; <4 * » . Chicago ... 889 : Sade 5 Island, New York. New York +750} © Seerrrrrrerittt: Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn . St. Louis . Cincinnati . Philadelphia J ONMUIEIUSILES as ESS lon Women DEMAND ano (ficiency Topay women demand beauty and efficiency in a cooking appliance. The modern gas range gives the utmost in both. And now, our SECOND ANNUAL JONQUIL JUBILEE again presents an opportunity to trade in your old stove, with a liberal allowance, on the purchase of a new up-to-date gas range. The 1934 models, more attractive than ever in color and design, and with all the lat- est scientific cooking improvements, will lend charm to the kitchen and add to leisure hours. Then, with Gas,-you have heat that is in- stantly and perfectly regulated to exactly the speed you want— without waiting. It is, besides, by far the most economical fuel for automatic cook- ing. Modernize your kitchen now, while you have the advan- tage of the special Jonquil Jubilee trade- in-allowance for your eld stove. SOFT DRINKS, ETC. ee teed . eoeeee ws ee ee or 625 Se ee es eee he Siar LESTE sat CLASSIFIED (eeeansarernrrraranrere rn aenm 500 +250 “195 | S200 eonceccooce RADIO REPAIRING TODAY'S GAMES RADIO REPAIRING. We repair re all makes. Guaranteed service, AMERICAN LEAGUE J. L. Stowers Music Co. apr-1 Chicago at St. Louis. 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Especially suitable for : $1.25 traveling, each secees $1.00 TABLEWARE: PITCHER AND GLASS SET: TALL ICE TEA GLASSES: Heavy Pitcher and six attractive Hlasses, glasses that wear like iren, 49¢ 2 for SALT AND PEF PER SHAKERS: CARVING SE Knife, fork and Glass with aluminum top, each 5e sharpener, set .......... . $1.50 TOOLS (CARPENTERS) z ¢ LEVELS: RULES: SQUARES: Vertical or hori- 2 feet - 16e ‘Try & Mitre _.. 18s zontal accurate, see sesh Steel squares, stain Small ket level: ss : 7 s, 4 Small pocket levels 8 feet, esa spring less steel, 7x12”, Faas SY EA and stainless steel ae joints $1.00 ere 20c close places, at ME teed Ue! (eet it all CL \ol iLL nL Lh Ah hdd : eer is made of INSTRUCTIONS loubleheader of seball t —— + -— —— played heseball to bel icky WEST GOVERNMENT ex- the Navy Field. aminations alcohol gauger; The first game will bring the! ‘Storekeeper. Applications close Sluggers and Pirates together,} May 1. Experience unneces- with the Stars and Sluggers par-| ‘@*Y. $2000-$2500 year. Full ticipating in the nightcap. particulars FREE. Write to- Two interesting exhibitions of} “4¥- Franklin Institute, Dept. | the sport are promised all who at-| ®!9 G, Rochester, N. Y. tend, apr16.21-28 TZI LEBEAU EEA A Ah Add Chena Pe eeeececoncecccecc-ccee REPAIRING POLITICAL | SEWING G MACHINES—We re. pair all makes. Guaranteed ANNOUNCEMENTS | isso: Satis J. L. Stowers Musie Company. | apr-l Tuesday, June 5, 1934 SP Tar en epense=teeeet sosnegenenssnsanteedeninal| WORT LOST—Black jet rosary. Reward/ For S S ee if returned to Citizen ete a B,28x WILLIAM V. ALBURY i = — —_—j INSTRUCTION For State Senator ARTHUR GOMEZ BACKWARD PUPILS coache: —|} and tutored by Dr. S. W. Rog- ers, corner Grinnell and Wash- apr28-1t Smoothing Planes, at $1.75 Block Planes .. 75 HEAVY MOPS: LIGHT BULBS: KITCHEN ENAMEL: For water or asphalt Neste. << ee 15 to 60 Watt, clear _ White. No. 20 .............. 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