The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 5, 1945, Page 3

with a ‘Sere te NEW YORK, ge Cincionati yesterday Sy meting tie tom ote as 53 second game after the Reds hed cased out @ 4-3 edge over the league leaders in the stormy genes heners in & twin bill, while the | Rew York Yankees and me TODAY's HOROSCOPE 609 ‘563 | Today the desires are turbulent a ad the senses keen, yet there is be 2 pervading gentler element that ‘ gioen turns the mind to study of 469 Pature and her problems, or soft- .270,eMS the tendency to excited action. Success will probably come early in life, if at all, and cp if proper care is taken, it will be permanent. PESSSSRSe ‘ 530 507 484 453 318 SSSessee I ———————————— —————————— STEADMANS HAVE GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Stead- man, 1-C J. Y. Porter place, an- nounce the birth of a daughter at 5:30. o'clock ths morning in the Key West General Hospital. The newcomer ‘weighed eleven pounds, said to be the heaviest child yet born in the hospital. She has been named Alice Jo- Ann. Drawings Made —_ The first round of the City Junior Tennis Tournament be- ginning today at Bayview Park is as follows: Galey Sweeting vs. Bye, Curry Herving vs. Kenneth Larsen, Dan Stirrup vs. Joe Lowe, Earnest Sawyer vs. Bye, Jim Barker vs. be completed this week. Those who drew byes will meet first in the second round, All results must be turn- ed in to Kenneth Larsen, Play- ground Leader, immediately upon Kenneth Soloman vs, Claude National League Valdez, Jack” Larsen vs. Bye, oo First Game , Beatrice Demeritt vs. Bye. round winners Brooklyn R 4H £E! The opponents are allowed to Ciemnats > = 3 play whenever a time convenient ye s 7 ©) to both can be arranged; how- Wetters and Unser; Herring | ever, all first round matches must! and Peacock Second Game tains Cimetnnat: es x | Broukivn 5 w of} Hewer, Medak and Lakeman; Gregg and Dantonio First Game At New York R 3 Louts 8 w 1 New York 4n 2 Barrett and O'Dea; Voiselle, | Harrell, Fischer and Lombardi. | Second Game ®t Louts » 2 0 New York 2 9 i} Byerly and Rice; Emmerich, Hansen and Kluttz First Game —= At Philadeiphia R H OE Pittsburgh 6 12 4) Phutlade iy hia 7 13 0) Sewell Cucurullo, Rescigno | and Devis; Lee, Kraus, Schanz | and Semenick Second Game Pittebur gh 3 15 2 Philadeiphia 0 6 5 Buteher and Lopez; Judd, Leon end Mancuso First Game At Boston &8 8B FE Chicago $s il 1 Boston + 3 10 3 Pevieiteh, Dérdnger ana” will- the completion of. the match. Classified Column EAB ERE EERE EEE EY : will be inserted in The Citizen at whine dent tion. "but the ‘minimum’ charge fer|VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT el . ; ate, tor Macktace pncn fh e's achrantped 100% pure. $3.25 word the mi jum eharge for!) gallon. ere is none finer at ments is invariably in advance, but juni2-1mo. counts sae have their ndvertine- CORB GPO ELITE meee cones. ac »{ USED FURNITURE bought and| smoure me copy aust) sold. Key West Bedding Co. be in oftice before rel the hag te publication, apace asear phone 669, 515 Front St. : junl5-1lmo @ELP WANTED {TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, _ furnished and _ -unfurnished; _—_— small down payment, balance} TELEPHONE payable monthly. Johnson & — Johnson, Phone 372. jull-tf OPERATORS | aprpssomeni GARDEN FURNITURE; tables, WANTED benches, flower pots, bird foun- tain. M. Ponce, 126 Duval St. Full Pay While Learning jun30-1mox Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits VITA VAR Super Chromium Finish Aluminum Paint; covers 30% more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gallon. Pierce Bros. PERMANENT 5 A EMPLOYMENT juni2-1mo See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms for Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”. THE ARTMAN PRESS. junl-tf TELEPHONE OFFICE VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal- lon, none better. Pierce Bros. junl2-lmo jlyl-1mo) 2. APARTMENT furnished house. beeen Income $100 monthly. Apply WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN] 70 South St. after 8 p. m. GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- . jly5,1945 most City Pharmacy. ily1-1m0| papIO COMBINATION, clec sewing machine. 913 Ge street. jul HOUSEWORKER; white, parti time, 9:00 a. m. to 2:30 p. m,j light cleaning, no laundry. Apply Pollock’s Jewelry, 508! Duval street. jul2-3t LUNCH ROOM for goed at 617 Grinnell street. tame; Hickson, Cooper and Her ferth Second Game Chicago , BP 0} Boston 6 14 1 Vandenbe:g Derringer and Livingston; Williams and Hof- ferth American League First Game At Detroit R H E Boston 4 8 Detroit 3 7 2 Ferriss and Garbark; Trout and Swift Second Game Boston 2 4 1 Detroit 5 12 0 Hausman, Johnson and Wal- ters; Overmire and Swift. First Game At Cleveland RH E New York 2 8 0 Cleveland 4 5 0 Beorewy, Holcombe and Berry; Gromek and Hayes. Second G “ER | Pe ahi. i 2 7 3 ark; Reynolds and Hayes. First Game At St. Louis R H E Philadelphia 3 9 0} St. Louis 2 5 Gasseway, Christopher and Resar; Potter and Mancuso, Second Game Fhiladelph “rt. 6 4 Gerkin and George; Caster and Hayworth First Game At Chicago R H E Washington 5 13 4 Chicago 4 8 2 Pieretti and Ferrell; Dietrich and Grove Second Game Washington 1 613 1 Chicago 2 8 1 Haefner and Evans; Humph- ries, Ross and Tresh. Athletes Foot Itch Stop It In 5 Minutes Successful treatments must be more than surface applications. Most remedies do tot penetrate sufficiently. Requires a STRONG PENETRATING MOBILE liquid. Aleohol is VERY MOBILE. We suggest Te-ol. It contains 90%. REACHES MORE GERMS FAST- ER. Feel it PENETRATE. Most druggists have the test size. Small supply just arrived at Garduer's Pharmacy. ay WANTED at once; operator. Casa jul5-3tx Marina Beauty Salon. Phone 1161. Fla. state license not re- FOR RENT ire jul2-tf! wet: sag FURNISHED ROOMS at reason- PERSON: [AT mee hours| jable wates, i411 William: Sty; daily. ‘siltar Baim, dad] owen jun30<Imox y ~ i juld Sex| sie ali julb 2x) TURNISHED ROOMS. 626 Gi neil street. jul5- GIRL or elderly woman to do house work for couple with 8| months old baby. By day or ; live in home. Private entzance ! and bath. Experience not neces- sary. Phone 1128. jul5-3tx UNFURNISHED four room apar' ment in heart of town. Call 6: J MISCELLANEOUS LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- paired; sewing machines, knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. jly1-tt WANTED —— | WANTED TO RENT—4 or 5 room furnished apartment or furn- ished house for naval officer. Telephone Extension 71, Mr. Bobar, Naval Receiving Station. jun28-6tx ticul write Box B, ¢: Citizen. | TO. BUY or rent a piano. Phone 468-R. jly5-3tx FOR SALE LOST |STUDIO COUCH; practically | PAIR of child’s correction glasses. | new, $60.00. Phone City 15. | RATIONING TIMETABLE FOODS Book 4, Blue T2-X2, expire July 31; Y2-Z2, Al-Ci ex- pire Aug. 31; Dl-H1 expire Sept. 30. Red K2-P2 expire July 31; Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31; V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30. Ration Board Office, Post SUGAR Stamp 36, through Aug. 31. GA‘ Ss Al6 good for 6 gallons through Sept. 21. SHOES Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3, Book 3, indefinitely. FUEL Old 4 and 5; new 1 through 5. Office Building, Phone 43 | BASEBALL SCORES t Received Daily by Leased Wire | business. Inquire after 6 p. m./ WOULD LIKE to exchange my | home, close in, for one in a) «| different locality. For full par-| Phone 1161. Reward. 27-2 Poin-; SOCIETY | Ovide-Sawyer Nuptial | Event Last Evening |. Miss Josephine Ovide, daugh- |ter of Mrs. Rita Ovide, Greene) Party and Simonton streets, and Staff!throughout country to resist the extension of slavery culminates in one at Jackson, Mich., since Sergeant Millard Fillmore Saw-; yer, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elwood, were married at 7/r o'clock last evening in the Catho- lic rectory by Father King. Hilario Ramos was best man and Mrs. Ramos was maid of honor. After the ceremony, a reception imal system and the ‘dollar as{upon intervention ‘in Russia. jarea. unit of currency to replace the English system. receives patent for sinee-called jrevolutionized making of shoes. 1785—Congress adopts the dec-| 1918—President Wilson decides 1928—First all-talking movies—| ~— “The Lights of New York,” in| — 1854—Birth of the Republican|New York. the mass meeting| 1941 — Germans claim 300,000 MALARIA egarded as beginnig of party. i se SERS 1858—Lyman R. Blake of Mass. | CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH 6 66 LiquiD for istoric McKay patent, which 1925 — President Coolidge or- was held in the home of the bride’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer left o1 the 9 o'clock bus for Miami on their honeymoon trip. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (a a Roger W. Babson of Babson | ;Park, Mass., noted statistician, born Gloucester, Mass., 70 years! ago. Prof. David S. Smith, -noted | Yale teacher of music, born To-; ledo, Ohio, 68 years ago. Niles Trammell, president of National Broadcasting, born Mar- | ietta, Ga., 51 years ago. Rear Admiral George D. Mur-j ray born in Boston, 56 years ago.' Harry F. Sinclair, oil head,! “Well, do you want me to get up and oil it?” Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH uri Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD: STAR * BRAND | AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN Try A Pound Today! rrr | | _ BROADWAY | CIGAR STORE | 610 Duval Street | —000o— COMPLETE —000— ame 0a ng an En RR a SS a STO SRN OND Ger rea aN | Popular Brands of CIGARS and COLD SOFT DRINKS | All Metal $395 4x 6 Numd $ 5 | Do fatse teeth drop, sip or wabble || WASTE BASKET RUGS ——— when you taik, eat, laugh or sneeze? | Such hancleaps. PASTE - || Mirror wall $495 5 bee ag By SACKS 4 PICTURES 7 oe firmly set. Gives MAXWELL'’S Bang-Up FURNITURE Bargains During July TILT BACK COUCH = Simmons Double Spring Buy War Bonds ‘and Keep Them 508 Duval St. Phone 249 (Next to Kréss) oie Wheeling, W. Va., 69 years Construction KEY WEST’S FINEST MEN'S STORE Leo Friedlander of New York, ! 50 famed sculptor, born there, 55 o.) e years ago A Ralph S. Damon of New York, Similar to Illustration It s Our Birthday {noted aviation company execu-! 2s tive, born Franklin, N. H., 48 | years ago. i WARDROBE ——__ 4 HAMPERS Re REO IETS But SOLUTION Fancy Glass T : z “John, I’m sure I heard a mouse | ou et e ‘ ts | squeak.” | tas SOLID OAK DINETTE Consisting of Extension Table and 4 Chairs : LIVING. ROOM. SUITE Beautiful Maple finish frame with joose cushions, spring filled _................ $7950 USED FURNITURE BARGAINS $1750 Summer PANTS. Hollywood Beds Tilt Back j (Single) Complete _ $995 COUCH _ 9 x 12 $395 CRIB and \, Regular $7.95 Value. FIBRE RUGS __ MATTRESS 3-Piece Living Occasional | Room Suite CHAIR z One No Alterations — Come and Find Your Size RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Te MAXWELL COMPANY, Incorporated Furniture and Furnishings 909 Fleming Street KEY WEST, FLA. VENETIAN BLINDS PHONE 682 1 We Cash Government and Payroll Checks ‘Without Charge or Obligation In Our Store ~ $2.95 — $3.50 — $3.95 Values f ‘One rss January Garnet February Amethist March —- Low bala eae Price Birthstone Green Spinel June > RINGS Alexandrite 4 for Pita Sa , Group of * » Ladies September > and Sapphire > S e Men October > All Months Rose Zircon > Golden Sapphire , December i cis 4 Short and Long Sleeves a We size rings and engrave jewelry FREE of charge when purchased here. A > KEY W E ST E E Y C 0 R REGULAR $2.50 AND $4.95 VALUES | JEWELRY CO. i | Phone 155 | |} - fon * 9 SS 532 Duval St. one , Low = (NEXT TO GARDNER'S PHARMACY) ; Pri ce | Small and Medium Only