The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 8, 1945, Page 6

KEY WEST CHAPTER OF RED CROSS (BOYS OUTNUMBER GIRLS THREE TO. (Sxx"“**- Ov “* ust ts wes ms MAKES READY FOR ANY DISASTER TWO IN BIRTHS AT NAVY HOSPITAL »:s"cs:"™""wuaes "ess 0" * vey; 1 SIGHT SHELTERS SELECT-'MANY NEW RATINGS THIRTY-FIVE IN ALL ‘AR: costic and Mrs. Warven Hi.) Peggy Delores, daughter of! James, Jr. son of SiMe and. ep iN VARIOUS PARTS AT NAVAL HOSPITAL RIVED’ DURING AUG- agri Claudean. son of AMMic| Vincent Attilio, son of SoMie, Sylvia Ann, daughter of Sp(A THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Mark Burnett, son of StMic and Dennis Eugene, son of Fle and ACMMH and Mrs. Robert B Har- Mrs. Elio G. Bello: : StMile and Mrs. Willie F. Ward; Mrs. Louis Dasaro; UST; 21 MALES, 14 FE- . and Mrs. Attilio V. Martini; le and Mrs. George A. Jackson PON otal aon snd Mra. Joseph Favero “Robert Dennis Aron, son of a =! ~ j LES Cathy, daughter of S/Sgt. and Mic and Mrs. Lewis L. Lipman; IN MEMORIAM LODGE EVACUEES | the U. S. Neval Hospital add new uM Giyn N. Th | Orion Theed son of Pvt. and i} | stripes with advancements in rat-| Births at the Naval Hos-| "Oat ann, daughter of SoMlc Mrs. Leonard Hepburn j Gunes tails, ts \ pened va teem September }.| pital here during the month nq Mrs. Earl J. Potter: — Nicholas Irwin, son of CM2r S a on, Se &.. Fall months are hurri a “ 7% "|e oo; of August numbered 35, with ~ Constance Ruth, daughger of and Mrs. Irwin Siegel; ) Who Was taker from es Sept: cane months, according toltan, executive offer” the ratio three to two in fa-/Cpi. and Mrs. Lewis H. Betch Frances Yvonne daughter @ 1 have shed tears that haw Weather Bureau statiatics, } and the Key West Chapter, ('*U"s are American Red Cross, has completed a disaster pro gram to alleviate distress if and when disaster strikes Key Wet,” George O. Lucas ' chapter chairman. stated to da Posters informing the pub. ie { designated sheiters have been displayed a rious parts of the city, it was announced by Major Robert F. Spottawood, chairman of the Disaster Preparedness) Committee Eight shelters have been | ing as specified on the disas- | ter Prov ion te feed and] locige all evacuees have been planned and each shelter can accommodate the entire population seeking tion within that area Location Of Sheiters High £ « whine te wreet, Army Barrack t Stree All persor t Ue re tte wth whet warest } Re tent or trenches Duy treet. D treet end Grinne Harris School, Womens USO. Jackson Square. Gato Dormity: | and the Douglas Schoo! fc k ed residents ! Expoctemt Mother Core | Expectant vet * rep Square USO he v foo i well have planned D giving of othe e e} wf K ‘ E me i K ‘ F 4 « ” key W " Atert At First Werning “ A ' SPRCIAL GoODS AT “THE MIDGET BAR” Packer Gondte Oepectmen © Meter! Baer hese gece) ernges Une weed BEST OF MUSIC AT LA CONCHA HOTEL || LOTS OF FUN AT “BINGO PALACE”, 8 ' Best Of Products \t “Brown Derby” “ PA position te hi vor of boys, it is anno Leslie Thomas, son of Licut| AEMlc and Mrs. Raymond L. « iby Lieut. Comdr. R. W. An- and Mrs. Warren C. Pellet Alexander >. — Mg Hh sighs Randall, Jr, sow of Pvt. and ove, Ver Re Gus .aints Will remember if the rest of the of World forgets. The pergennel and,.their new ; “we SNK Randy Richard, son of SpiA t & Bloore CPratraa) drews, (MC), USNR y Re . Li yd G. Reherts, CPRM(AA Of the babies, 21 were 9%¢ Mrs. George A. Wernig Mrs. Randall Smithwick Royce M. Denham. ont ‘ James Macaulay, IU Carolyn Marie, daughte pboys and 14 girls Soa & Geoaier dene Deere ae Anne daughter of Ste EAsign and Mrs. James Macau- Ensign and Mrs. Lawrence p.,@-!ts _ M@PHEs ue rf Evelyn Gale, Paiie lund Mrs. Thomas Patrick Wil-|™¥. J Astman, Jr; atl CARD OF: HANKS ab ae Db Burton W. Mayfield. Pud3c: | liamson Maria Luisa, daughter of Lic tam Ward, Jr, son of CSp éunliee prieed macechendine Gayle Sherman, PRM% | Mark DeWitt, sor — — Because of our inability to end os 6 result con sow be Webster A. Sherrer, PhM3c Mrs. Paul C. ¢ express our sincere gratitude to found in cur sieve Harold A. Bailey, HA! Micka! T y { StM2 tach individually, we are usi qrester verlety than Harry B. Cox, Il, MAI Mrs. Franklin T ' RATIONING TIMETABLE | The Citizen to thank each of ooan many past yeers aa William E Finnerty, Jr, HAic:| Theresa R « CRM Red Q2-U2 expire Aug. 3! SUGAR - j friends and neighbors for their Large Shipments Morris Freed, MA and Mrs. Joseph RW Stamp 36 5 ibs. thru Aug. |many deeds of kindness duri weph M. Gortych, HAI B A SC2 V2-22 expire Sept. 30: Al- ances the illness and following o by Express mes 8. Keller, MAI and Mrs. Samuel A. ( El expire Oct. 31; Fi thre Atagtene Sich death of our beloved one, Matilda Are Arriving Daily! John A. Miller, Jr., HAI Karen Ann, daug { MoMM Ki expire Nov. 30. Book Apa y AN | Lowe You are cordially sthed te Wilham F. O'Donnell. HAk le and Mrs. Kens R ¢ ro septs. It THE FAMILY. visit our store and cee the Michael J. Patelmo, HAt Carl E Ill, son of SoM tion Board Office, Post Office Building, Phone 43 |—- -— ——_— many beeutifu: Kenneth L. Paturas, HAlc; Mrs. Carl E. J J | CARD OF THANKS *DRESSES «SUITS James B, Sain, Jr, HAlc | Pay Delores, dau Pvt. > “gp mamararansgy 05 woe. *COATS *BLOUSES Vance L. Sanford, HAic; nd Mrs. H Low BUY VICTORY BONDS NOW | We wish to extend our grateful Denaid L. Willi, HAlc William Joseph. J e [Shanks and sincere appreciation *SKIRTS +SWEATERS Joseph P. Zasigh, HAle. and Mrs. William J. Wat » those who were so kind to us Also Bw aMKe . Sulie Ann, dauzht EM as. ronovli jGuring the iliness end after the Boys J Pants Automobbie ais op! and Mrs. Abram Gosen path of our beloved wife and Little y Shirts DEPARTMENT STORE Key West's Largest Siére fate | Werren McF Bother, Mrs. Amelia Johnson. To j he donors of the beautiful f... and to these who so umdiy gave the use of their cars, rE i tite | i. the Pritchard BPunaral. Home Pintado, who was always | | ! ] ! j end te Rev. Cox we" ® NT “We Close Daily Between | and 2 O'clock for Lunch” | eply grateful. Your «ind : ll never be forgotten. - se bevted i d Johnson en A New Shipment of j Mr and Charles Sala ane and Bridge Set. i | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Know feast Som, ce Dresses | ee ah Ee | Se OY 5 | me pro Now Mareraie * HAVE ARRIVED! | we Are 9) STRAND THEATER e on We Suggest That \ / Closed Today ‘ J Get Yours NOW Account of JOHN GARFIELD in Religious “Between 2 Women” Holiday | Coming: “God Is Mv Co-pilet” WOOL SUITS and COATS Our SROWing is among the tinest we have ha your'wardyobe in many a long day ( t Bhore of Fashion figst for your HTS GO ON AGAIN” ee S emeeeemeeentnea New Fall Dresses | SEW AND SAVE Make Your Own | Wearing Apparel | from Our Show | | MOOT 2Q4L4 ‘ing of Materials ) i # MALLINSON’S | Velvets for Dresses and New Showing of DRAPES and CURTAINS Be Here Early on Monday Morning paisley Navy is so Blue We have again Drast Slashed All Prices on the Material co | or fu | +0080 smatt too, Balance of Our Water- ed Stock of Ladies’ oe ae re ene and Children’s Dresses, Sports Wear, Underwear : | and Accessories. Skirts | | trmew igh mock that huge the me ii} throat and its gleaming jewel buttons A rich All Stock Has Been Re-Arranged rayon crepe in black. brown and green So You Can Find What You Want BARGAINS GALORE Every item is priced for Quick Immediate Sale (No Smoke-Damaged Merchandise ) Sues 10 to 16. California Trix Skirts in Wool and Gabardin You Are Cordially Invited to See Our Showing of Chic New Styles in GAGE HA 1s ; NEW MERCHANDISE iceman aeninnin mente that is ARRIVING DAILY! Children’s DRESSES, COATS and SUITS —-- Season End Sale at Drastically Reduced Prices New Showing of SKIRTS and BLOUSES See This Special Rack—Get Yours We are showing" SHOES SCHOOL WEARING APPAREL Rationed and Non-Rationed for BOYS and GIRLS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPORT, STREET and DRESS WEAR NOeecteacd” SHOES ““ “Spoat wean All Sales Final No Lay-A-Ways No Exchanges No Refunds — No Tryons Shoe Stamps No. 1, 2. 3 and 4 Now Good s N FOLLOW the CROWDS to Come and get New Shoes while Our Stock is Complete vis U MEN’S . DEPARTMENT And All Sises. Colors and Color Combinations i vein = lipscosiagaaccogp — 708 ' " U x ' v Priced HOLTSBERG’S APPELROUTH’S ARONOVIT | aati aie