The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 21, 1945, Page 4

aale gnaw by ye full tine employment. No experience Comery. S. H. Kress & Co. marl-lmo.' TOP GALARINS PAID for Day and Night Waitresses. Side- walk Cafe. mar.1-1moj WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-| most City Pharmacy. .mar.1-tf WANTED Experienced li around Beautician, Apply Poin-! ciana Beauty Shop. mari3-tf _- Classified Column oe macsaceccnss |FOR SALE — $1.49 BOOKS — Swell titles include The Yearl- ing, Keys of the Kingdom and Prodigal Woman—Paul Smith, mar.. YELLOW SECOND SHEETS: Package™ of 500,"75¢; two _pack- ages $1:25. ‘The’ ‘tman Press, Citizen Bldg., conan Mf BIRTH ¥% double is} with envelopes, | either pink or blue border, rib- bon to match. 50 announce- | ments. The Artman Press, | Citizen Bldg. marl3-tf) | YOUNG G Hor to isekeeper wishes 1" widower's or bache- sae | marl6-6t lor’s home or 4 Citizen WANTED | p80 REWARD for information leading to the renting of an apartment by Navy man whose family would like to be with him. Write “E” c/o Citizen. mar19-3tx RENT or Buy Singer Sewing Ma- chine Phone 431 mar20-% penter who will keep, same; and} adjoining three cottages in goed repair. Apply Pollock's} Jewelry, 508+Duval. mar16-6t; ——$<$$ $$ ____ Lost LOST—Lady’s Rhinestone , Lapel Watch. Shaped in a horse shoe. $10.00 reward. If found: No. 4 Aronovitz Lane. marl5-6tx POUND H BANK BOOK, containing De- posit Slip and money. Apply + 314° Southard and identify * same. mar21-2tx POR SALE | ——-—- i 1936 Oldsmobile. L G. Tyson, 112) Ann St. Pets, WE STILL HAVE Some Used Pre-War Wash Basins left.| Selling them out at $5.00, Come’ First to get the best ones. Also, built in sink wabinets complete. You'll like them and they will modernize your kitchen, besides giving! you lets of cabinet space for pots, pans and kitchen. utensils.: If you need garden hose, we} see our have some reinforced, corded hose that will not crack or split. Pepper's Plumbing Sup-} ply, 512 Fleming St. Ph. 118.) mar21-3tx FOR SALE—Hot Plates, single and double burner, $3.95 and $9.50. Al's Radio, 629 Eaton Street. mar19-3t ONE TO FOUR COTTAGES, Margaret and Southard streets. Easy terms. Apply Pollock's Jewelry, 508 Duval street. RADIOS, Electric Frigidaire and Stove, Clothes Wringer. 420 Southard St. mar17-t£ | BUS, 3 rooms, livable, $75.00 as is. Outboard motor. Skating} Rink. mar19-tf | WE SPECIALIZE er Tops, Mirr Auto in Glass Dress- Safety ; 1 Glass,; jy cut pattern and installed. Sp Plate Glagg« Coup; 198 Duval v Streaj,,.Phone 313 for yoi glass requirements. vas § rs mar20-68 FOR SALE—16 Foot Homebuilt House Trailer. C. T. Matthis, Southern Inn Trailer Park. mar20-6tx. Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK and SUPPLIES: Toilets, Lava- tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and PRE-WAR BATH TUBS — All sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe and Fittings, Free Estimates. Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and| Supplies, 913 Eaton St. Phone 1189-J. mar.2-M.W.F.tf RUMMAGE SALE—Many items} for 49¢ and 39c. Better dresses at $1.29 and $2.98. Open from 9 to 4 daily! Saturday 9 to 5. Good Value Shoppe, 425 Simon: ton. mar?-14-21-28-4tx $$$ RADIO, Table ‘Model RCA, 6- tube Regular and Short Wave. Plays excellently. $50.00 527 Petronia Street, Apt, 1. : mar20-3tx ,PRE-WAR Bicycle’ _pragtically new $40.00. E..S. Valdez; 722 Simontoti “St. <“°* mar20-2tk PERFECTION , OIL Heater. Call mbrnings only. 1220 Varela St. mar21-1tx ROOTED GRAPE VINES, 1217 Petronia St. mar21-4tx ONE TWO-UNIT and two large cdttages, practically new, to be moved from land. See Johnson & Johnson. mar21,tf Blades, Set of 6 Each HACK SAWS GLASS SHELVES with Br. Chrome Lavatory TOWEL 8-Inch SCISSORS PLUMBING TwO HOTELS IN Rates Reasonable FORD HOTEL Pay NE. 3rd Street 80 Rooms - Elevator Solarium Lindsley Lumber Co. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 nO KNIVES and FORKS, Chrome-Plated ee be High Back ROCKER CHAIRS Gasoline BLOW - TORCHES Pin-Up ELECTRIC LAMPS LAWN FERTILIZER and VIGORO Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAIMELS ALUMINUM New Supply Paint and Varnish BRUSHES New Supply DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. ATHING REACH PROIKC mA two worms mm MJ A Ml] 0r0.an rnices LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY ROOMS WITH BATH and TELEPHONE % BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS 5S, ATION Per Set $5.95 - Each $4.39 - Each $2.75 . Each $5.95 Each. $2.10 Each $2.25 Each $3.35 Each $1.53 ackets RACKS and SUPPLIES at POPULAR PRICES Write or Wire for ‘Reservations _ PERSHING HOTEL | 226 N.E. ist Avenue 100 Reoms - Elevator Heated for fhie Home, | : YESTERDAY: Her New York with Hugh Prather was turning out to One de- ee radiant adventure for Merry. For twelve madly happy days she had forgotten that ee was anything but a young bride with an eaerisd ausband. who showered gifts of clothes. and furs and ids upon ner, En- fone in each other, they were shes 4 aware “of Tubby’s ap- as they sat in their otel’s tea lounge, until he spoke to Hugh. Chapter 2 Hwc# was on his feet, saying eagerly, “Well, for the love of—Tubb: and-so. again!” The round. almost chertbic face broadened in a delighted smile as the two men shdok hands lustily, Tubby’s blue eyes shining with delight. “Well, I'm darned! Good old Hugh—best fullback the old Alma Mater ever tad. Best darned architect—hey, what happened to you?” demanded Tubby eagerly “Last I heard of you you'd coma a cropper with a bum ticker or something and had vanished to hell-and-gone in a little, forsaken hole. down South somewhere— some little two-bit town where the only excitement was watching the weekly train go by—* Hugh laughed as he caught the spark in Meredith's eye and held up a warning hand. “Sir,” he said hhaughtily, “you are speaking of the place I love—that I call home; and you haven’t met my. wife. Darling, this is Tubby Porter. an old college pal! Tubby, my wife!” Meredith said, “How do you do, Mr. Porter? And River Gap is not a two-bit town and it’s not forsaken—” | Porter, you old so- it’s good to see you UICK alarm flowered in Tub- by’s blue eyes and he pro- tested, “Hi, hold it, hold it! This River Gap place—do you two live there?” “We do,” said Hugh haughtily, though his eyes were dancing a little. “Then it must be a garden spot, an Eden no less, Paradise—per- haps even a shade of Shangri La! But what did happen, Hugh? Last we heard of you, you’d—er—well er ““Gone away .to die?” Hugh could say it tightly now. “Well. I had, in a way. And then’a beauti- ful ark + doctor. came meer name of Meredith Blake, poppe: THE. KEY WEST! CITIZEN “Good old Hugh—what hap- pened to you?” demanded Tubby eagerly. happily, “I, upped and married the fellow!” Tubby stared at‘her, wide-eyed, incredulous. “Oh come off :t, now — you're not trying to tell me you are a doctor?” he gasped. “2 don’t be- lieve it. You're much too beauti- ful! I mean—well, hang it all, you don't look like a doctor!” Meredith laughed and said to Hugh, “Derling, does that make amends for calling River Gap a two-bit town? Shall we forgive him, do you think?” “Hi, have e_ heart,” pleaded Tubby, and studied Mere edith and then looked at Hugh and said, “So you twb are marricd! Well, I'm—I mean, t'at’s swell! Look, how’s about getting together some of the old gang and having a party? I love impromptu, parties, don’t ycu, Mrs. Prather?” “The name is Merry, to Hugh’s friends,” said Meredith firmly. “And paove perties, period!” "TUBBY bearr2d happily. “My place, then, about nine-ish, shall we say?” and then anxious+ d}ly to Hugh, “Look, are you go- me, -willy-nilly, inte a hdspita sat over me day and. night. Thee some pretty daring things in the way of treatment, and lo and be- hold, first thing you know I was well on the road to recovery!” “And then.” stated Meredith ing back to Carmichael and Blaine? Or opening up on your own?” For just a moment there was a faintly wistful gleam in Hugh’s eyes and Meredith all but held {| gang have a look at you and see “Neither,” said Hugh and added briskly, “P'm going back to River Gap! My wife is the town’s mainstay as a physician and I’m not exactly an unimpor- tant guy down there—big frog in a little puddle, you know. Up here, I'd be just one among a flock of very small frogs?” “I'm sold—say no more,” said anny and rose. “See you at ie eeougied the address and » Hugh watched Meredith as her eyes followed Tubay across the room, When she looked back at Hugh she smiled a little and said, almost defensively, “After all, if we're going to have the rest of our lives together, we can spare an Cel ee and then for your old frien Hugh grinned. “My idea exact- ly,” he sarured her. “After all, the least I can do is let a few of the what a lucky guy I am he told her. ‘UNNY,” she mused aloud, after a little. “The first time I came back to River Gap, I'd al- most forgotten I had a family, consisting of an adored and adoring grandfather, an aunt, and a kid sister, in the years of col- lege and Medical and interriing. I thought it was just what your friend called it—a two-bit town where they_watchea a weekly train go by. I could no more have imagined settling down there and practicing medicine and taking up as much as I could of ‘the Old Doctor’s’ work than I could have thought of sailing to the moon! Yet here I am, four years later, Settled in River Gap for life, fond of the place, fond of the people, and wondering how I could ever have thought I’d like being assistant to the Head of Staff, Dr. Evan Farley, that bril- liant young gynecologist!” Hugh said almost anxiously, “No regrets, sweet?” She stared at him in complete | amazement, | *“Regrets, darling? When I’m | married to you?” she voiced that amazement. “When River Gap’ got a fine hospital, community, built and community - - owned? Pilote, Gustave H.,! Qa, bus- band @f Mrs. Frances Pi 1507 |10th Ave., Tampa. i Pinggn, Robert H., Sr.oiPvi., j husband of Mys.: Margaret A. “}Pinson, 405 W. Baker St., Plant City. Ray, William R., Pfe., brother of Mrs. Ruth Ray Howell, Blountstown. | * Remillet, John W., Pfc., son of Mrs. Mable Remillet, 1367 NW. 55th St., Miami. Rountree, Jack, Sr., Pfc., hus- | ANNOUNCEMENT (Continued from Page One) | missing on report of naval cas- ualties for Jan. 15, 1945.) Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rhode Bleech, Pahokee. Army Wounded European Regions Acree, Sheldon R&., Pvt., hus- band of Mrs. Eula M. Acree, 1903 Ellicott St., Tampa. Fahlberg, Ernest D. 1st Lt, husband of ‘Mrs. Lucille M. Fahlberg, 519 E. Park Ave., Tal- lahassee. Fulghum, Henry R., S-Sgt., son of Dorras Fulghum, 410 ‘E. Amelia Ave., Tampa. Knowles, Cecil F., S-Sgt., of Mrs. Cora Lott Garderner. son of Mrs. Margaret L. Lindsley, 30 Waldo St., St. Augustine. Martin, Walace C., Sr., Pvt. husband of Mrs. Vivian W. Mar- tin, Route 4, Box 476D, Jackson- ville. McC: of Mrs. Munson. Padgett, James W., Pvt., hus- band of Mrs. Audrey L. Padgett, Route 1, Darlington. Peel, Coy C., 75, husband of Mrs. Mary V. Peel, Route 1, Chipley. ine, James D., Pvt., son Ida Collins McCraine, band of Mrs, Peggy S. Rountree, 630 Mulberry St., Daytona Beach. Skipper, Willard G., Pfc., son f Mrs. Era L. Skipper, Star oute, Vernon. When we've got one of the thre foremost cancer specialists in the country as head of our cancer | clinic? When, thanks to Aunt | Marthy Peebles’ will, bless her, | I’ve got a prenatal and maternity | clinic that’s cutting down infant mortality in our county so much that other counties are watching us with respect? Darling, when I’ve got all the world right in my grasp, everything I want in life, do you ask me if I have any re- her breath. ets?” # To be continued. The Key West Pitiyers~ fitted: fitted their Little Theatre to overflow- ing in their second performance of “Outward Bound” presented last night, and had to turn some disappointed play-goers away of interest, Janice White, presi-/ dent of the group, said today, but} TWO GRASS FIRES | IN EARLY MORN el ee | The fire department was called} out twice early this morning, re-! sponding to two grass fires, one of, which was on Whitcheac Virginia st and the other at] Royal and Catherine. No damage | resulted from either of the two smail blazes. { The first alarm was at 1:30 andj the second at 2 o'clock to sunlight. STRAND THEATER | SIMONE SIMON in “Mademoiselle Fifi” Coming: “Waterloo Bridge” MONROE THEATER HOOT GIBSON in “MASKED TRAIL” Coming: “Guadalcanal Diary” This was a gratifying indication | ¢ One of the alarms was sounded|Mrs, Susie Curry from box. 2 corner of Division < y and Duval streets. | Visiting Key West | A small frame building on Julia - street, between Duval and Wh:te Mrs. Susie A. Curry, formerly { head, occupied by Benjamin|of Key West, but who is now re- Pierce, was slightly damaged by | siding n Jacksonville, has ar-| fire at 11:30 o'clock this morning.| rived here for a visit with het The blaze was confined to the} brother-in-law and sist and roof of the building, but was} Mrs. J. W. Hattrick, a quickly extinguished, preventin, strect any further damage. ——_——_— The alarm was sounded from] Box 233, Division and Duval! fe || US. GIVES GOOD As much as 40 per cent of the! riboflavin (Vitamin B2) content| | 0 U “rai is uit bate wv ne, | AQUSEWIVES BONUS {lost in a single hour by exposure EB ballad tli halal iahactnh hcl chealiadatctelahalaiatahtahaled teloheheiehtiniotehaheiehaiciell RMGIETY SECOND PERFORMANCE OF ‘OUTWARD sis BOUND’ LAST NIGHT BIG SUCCESS at the same. time. it is always re grettable having to turn people away. There are only 100 seats available each night. Tickets are on sale at Paul nith’s Book Store, corner of imonton and Eaton streets, and also at the barn before the per- formance starts. Curtain at 8:30 NO TROOP MEETING | — HERE ON FRIDAY) There will be no mecting of Troop No. 5, Girl Scouts, Friday, | | March 23, it is stated | Most of the troop members ave taking part in the ficld day exer- cises at Bayview Park on that alt ernoc | OF RED POINTS Patriotic American housewives évery day getting extra red points for doing a job that they zalone can do for this country. For those who wish to get this red-point bonus, here’s what to do. Save every drop of your used kitchen fats. Turn them in to butcher promptly. For every d, he'll give you 2 red points how urgently $ are needed to on the F: nt. Keep | saving until the last gun's fired! JAMES MILLS, 35 DIED YESTERDAY json of Thomas S. Tramel, 509 S. Trdmel, Thomas S., Jr., Pvt., Alachua St., Lake City. Army Wounded Pacific Regions Breazeale, Jesse V., Pfe., son! of Mrs. W. S. Breazeale, 3815 Lynwood Ave., Tampa. Cochran, Cecil C., Jr. FLO., son of Mrs. Ruth Cochran, Box 173, Wildwood. Cox, Willie M., Pvt. son of Mrs. Maggie Cox, Route 3, Box 318, Quincy. Dixon, Wilford O. B., T4, nep- hew of Thomas N. Stratton, Edgewater. ® James Archie Mills, 35, ° died] yesterday afternoon at the Key| West General Hospital after an| illness of six weeks. Mr. Mills| can to Key West three years ago and resided at Poinciana| place Tt vas sent this morn- ir the Pritchard |S Fur funeral serv ice Surv ; widow Blanch L. Mi ‘ son, s A. M J ne brother, David} Mills, who i Y erv- You May Never Suffer Another | Acid Stomach Pain —25c Test— f the pain If you dread to cat because ward: Southernmost City Paanmacy and; Drugstores Everywhere | High Quality! Low Cost! Valuable Coupon! Redeemable at all Oc n Premium Stores) owe oF went FoLtow! Owant cacciom sao si “jband of Mrs. Evans, Edward L. S., Pfc., son of Mrs. Gertrude S. Evans, 2300 5th St., S., St-'Petersburg. Fadem, Alan, Pvt., son of Mr: Harriett A. Fadem, 200 Ocean, Drive, Miami Beach. McKay, Madison J,,, S-Sgt., son! lef Mareus B. McKay, 811 Pizarro Lindsley, Morris E., Pfc., son Zi , Coral Gables. ee Marvin H., Pfe., hus-} Grace R. Reeves, ves...ano MODESS 1s SOFTER AND SAFER BESIDES! 4M GETTING THAT 4/6 BARGAIN BOX aienr wow. SAVES (3¢/ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1948 908 SW. Ist Ave., Miami. TT Rofer, Karl L., Pfc. friend of |STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEY |Mrs. Emma Garin, 277 SW. ist! (RIUMPH ot St., Miami. COFFEE “ King, 1405 E. Duval St. Lake} Roper, Herman K., Cph, son of City. | Mrs. Leila M. Roper, Blounts- Navy Safe __. |town. aT Lo Bleech, Otto Ross, Lt. (jg)} ‘Thalmann, Charles A, 2d Lt, GROCERS USNR. (Previously _reported/.on of Mrs. Nellie E. Thalmann, | Box 225, Floral. G A SONG OF sin SUNNY MORNING ¢ Enjoy that Bright Morning Taste! ght Morning of Schenley Reserve, Every drop is pre-war whiskey blewded with choice Americ m grain neutral spir Enjoy Schenley + soon! Reserve ., SCHENLEY Kesette *BLENDED WHISKEY 86 PROOF. THE STRAIGHT WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUC’ OLD; 40% STRAIGHT WHISKEY, 60% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, SCHENLEY O18! rauane a a § (TS TRUE! THE NEW MOOESS HAS A MARVELOUS DEODORANT seaeo RIGHT IN! ANO LAB TESTS SHOW (TS WONDERFULLY €FFEecTiVE / SOFTER, SAGER SANITARY WaPaIMS CONTAINING A o6o008aNT OnLy