The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1939, Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1939. 99 COLOLOODSODOLOSOSO9OHCCOO YESTERDAY: Despite the fact that Packy North is the most beautiful girl in the pron age she has a heart of steel. She refuses to believe Tacks’ story that he saw her on the street, and felt for her the previous Sunday: Packy Here’s a Representative List of Key West Merchants ‘that Sell Practically Everything of happened ‘to be out of town for the weekend. ’ Chapter Six Miss Dorothy South 3 Nid terrace of the Penguin Club of -al}-save-Gus, “Who was that?” Van demanded, sharply. “Bill,” said Tacks, still grinning. “Well, what didhe want?” “He wants us,” Fos! i cacks “to pecs around to the Forty-Sixth ae I nT dort know. fn and bai i but oul e charge is assault battery. it a it William Hae ia ae at Fruitless Fencing” “AT ae you said Miss step 5 gio Fort Lauderdale eae oe Le- }gion Junior aggregation again succumbed to Key West ‘Juniors, this time, 9 to 6. .The game was) played yesterday afternoon at | |district tournament contest. Locals outhit the visitors, 12 to 5. Archer again paced the batting attack with three out of four; in- cluding a triple and a double. He drove in three of his team’s runs; and scored two himself. Center- Trumbo Field and was a regular | first Interest to the Average Family or Businessman. The Shoppers’ Department IS OF INTEREST TO BOTH VISITORS AND RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY than you've freairealy got, you'd still have just one.” Mr, A) letti t the lad; eteheld poe gory . ‘thon fielder Aritas poled two out of} three, including. @ two-bagger. | Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Burris and Léavitt secured four | phillies. playing the longest game ef Ft. Lauderdale’s five safeties, | at night in Philadelphia since the. each accounting for two safe) fioedlamps were installed in the blows. Burris was credjtted with! City of Brotherly Love. Cards a double. won, 4 to 2. Fourteen bases on balls and| ©hjcago White Sox had Boston jsix errors helped | the -visitors Red Sox under control yesterday |score their half-dozen miarkers.| afternoon. ‘Limiting ‘them — to |Eleven Ft. Lauderdale players) jeight hits in the opener and win- | were stranded on, bases. jning 4 to 1, Chisox shutout . the’ Score by. innings: R. H. B.! Bosox ‘in the nightcap, 8 to. 0, be- | Ft. Lauderdale— cause Rigney ‘handcuffed- “the 000,042 000—6 5 2) Baked’ Bean City boys with just Key: West 311°021, 10x—9 12 6 four widely scatered ‘safeties’ Canalejo, Alonzo, Blanco, G.|t, the*#nly other game played in Lasttes and Menendez, Arnold;|the American League, Detroit ‘Ti- Hogan ané W. Bunch. gers blanked Washington Séna- tors by the overwhelming score of 11 to 0. Schoolboy Rowe and; a combined’ their pitching test-under lights witnessed St. | Merchants Represented Here Have Been Carefully Selected and Dealings with Them will be Satisfactory in Every Way. E i # : i Hel® Bed) well, the wee aly" ours after’a Sos with lobster a Ia Newburg «and pistachio’ ice-cream. But. not ODOM: rr uF PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS and us! aH bs exactlythandsome, Mr. Coletti gaue capabil- fy. Heras shot and a ‘and and Dawe FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE See them now—on display at: 1212 VARELA STREET Complete Line To Choose From’ E. MARTINEZ bipaad 861-J $i 3 FF Ae it = FOR APPOINTMENT—PHONE 870 e ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON 644 William Street i r COCASOHOSSSOEHTOHOSODOCE the light of: human intelligence. j Now, with the sound of the ming door only just beginning to quit his sensibilities, he was per- ceiving why. He was in love, that} P! bi Sarcakk suddenly, desperately in love. Gus cut in upon these dark musings. “Have anything, sir?” he in- quired professionally. Tacks regarded him with melan- choly eye. “Listen, Gus,” he said, “what's the ‘oo drink when you're feeling sunk?” aH set himself for weighty speec! “Well now, Pll tell you, sir,” he said, “If you've maybe got a little unsettlin’ of your stummick, there ain’t nothing like a nice of gin and bitters.” He eyed Tacks reprovingly. “If more of you young gen entlemen was to drink gin ve a dash of bitters = Hors 1 of ese personous cocktails, you’ be doing a better job for’ your- selves. often says to my mi Tsays. Tacks interrupted. Pee ¢ cared, not} m: bes — missus. abot of in it gin sabi Tean get etl Gus ates ‘or th the bottle and! th, Tacks returned to his self-upbraid- ing. If only he'd had the common sense to put his foot in the door- way, as Jumbo had done, and pro- voke Patricia into Sepa | her adorable right fist in his eye: Fo would have been better nothing. “Boething violent assaulted his back, smnine his teeth to chatter. He turned his head wearily. Jumbo pacapiete en Harkness stood there Fang ae said Jumbo, be “What's the matter? look oer of green and kicked “I feel sort of green and kicked around. Go away, will you? I want to be alone.” Callousness “ws biting you, guy?” said) = peep obi pet ge in ALMEDA, Calif.—Mrs. Marcel- Boch kevke ber sokin, seas Meenas | sisorseianalil strikes a chord back inside and put to. bed, These eyes now wandered over the lithe ‘of Miss Dorothy South as he rummaged what he was pleased to call his mind for some suitable tejoindes to her terse statement regarding the contents ef bis cranium, He geepeocenied final- veoh he Meg Pe ob confirmed Miss South, ‘Imagine you having the crust to et me out—ME! ME! Why, you big baboon, but for me 'd have been overlooking the Golden Gate a third-story window in leatraz long ago.” Ape Coletti cast about him, Pe oper eee A ta nie poundess it wit ” he said, i tain't fet nuttin $9 do wid it. Wot I'm te F you is dis: Dey ain't no dame can give me de run-aroun’.” “Well, darling,” said Miss South, in dulcet tones, “who’s giving you the run-around?” Mr. Coletti arose and pointed a Som We egcped finger at Miss Sou! ‘ay on “a ico leon. have comport- a acon have charged with tudes a two-timer. led-before that ar eae were not of caliber as. Miss South. Miss math merely smoothed hi platinum hair with slim left han and laughed in Mr. Coletti’s face “Ape,” she said, “many’s the dumb-bell that’s come hot off the | lower Enst Side. But you win the | buck-toothed shavi Se; dat a wisecra Mr. Coletti said. ae! time I ca him parkin’ aroun’ dis joint, I'm | gonna kiss him so hard wid a pair of pope dat he'll Fag to all ith a ikon ie, ord “Nobody, “can. pall me get away a | WEAVERVILLE, Calif. — Jus- la Littleton of San Francisco | tice of the Peace T. B. Eastman came over to visit a friend in the | gore seule ee See oe lwith each noté played. SS ~ th: | Philadelphia Ee. vm dept alr pa | Josephine. So > ‘|’ - WEST RETURN SERIES A ia ae Citizen: the Ape stated ws Harold an’ get away is 88 years old, but he hés just|' jmade a contribution to the in- MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES’ STANDINGS | SOSHSHSHSSOHHSOSOSSSSLOSE NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— ‘WwW. L. Cincinnati 29 Chicago 40 St. Louis 387 |New York 39 |Brooklyn “ 38 A | Pittsburgh {Boston - Philadelp! AMERICAN LEAGUE Club— 5 New York - Boston - Chicago 623 556 513 -500 400 | 388 Washington St. Louis POS eSecenmaeereaoesesegs | MAJOR LEAGUES’ GAMES TODAY OT AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Chicago—Galehouse (4-3) vs. Lee (7-7). New York at St. Louis—Ruff- |ing (12-3) vs. "Lawson (2-4). * | @ Washington at Detroit—Leo- | nard (9-3) ys: Benton (4-4). Philadelphia at Cleveland— Beckman (3-3) vs. Harder (3-7). NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Boston—Page (4-3) | vs. Posedel (8-6. Pittsburgh at New York—Klin- ger (8-9) vs. Gumbert (11-3). ii Only games scheduled. esqesesesuoconesoesunce™ eee try to have an entire section ‘set aside for them and us, so that ie ah be gee ae good time and see that the. team gets a cheering section’ of its “M. Brown and Berres; | . to tie Up. the Nats with only a trio | of safe: blows. Results of the games: . NATIONAL LEAGUE R.A, E. 2 8 0 3 310 2) . Russell and Mancuso; i Lopez. ROH. E. 1019 1 3.7 0 ‘Lohr- man, W: Brown, Coffmna, Mc- Carthy and O'Dea. ~» Night Game At Philadelphia St. Lonis — Philadelphia Rowe, McKain and York. New York at St. Louis, rain. Philadelphia at Cleveland, to be played at a later date. ef TTOOOTOLMMOL ODS, prorneabaes hate QUALITY . HOME PRODUCTS Pasteurized and Raw Milk Chocolate Milk Buttermilk Soy Acidolphilus Light Cream Heavy Cream Cottage Cheese TIFT’S DAIRY Phone 639 “1414 Sth St. The ‘Best of the DIME BEERS For Sale By. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Pasteurized Milk Batter. 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