The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT “CLASSIFIED ecrsiin - COLUMN el j eecses. 4 CLOTHES 2? SAM, HAVE Ov | “Advertisements under this head| FORGOTTEN WHAT DAY THis 1S 2 will be inserted in The Citizen at, GOOD GRACIOUS! CANT YOu the rate of 1c a word for atch SIT DOWN AND BE Qui ET FOR sertion, but the minimum for the) GET fitst insertion in every instarice is ONE DAY INTHE WEEK? 2c. “Advertisers should give their} -AND READ! street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- silts. : Payments for classified adver-| tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger | accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, modern con- weniences. 1126 Von Phister _ Street. June 7-12tx} FURNISHED apartments; modern “conveniences. 503 Duval street. »Phone 880. June 5-tf | FURNISHED apartment, all.mod- ern conveniences. Apply 619 »Fleming street, Campbell Apartments. Paul Boysen. | : june1-7tx | NICELY furnished home; two! bedrooms, large living room,| ‘dining room, kitchen; bath and) Jtwo porches; $45 month. 616! “Caroline street. may31-tf SEVERAL fine apartments; all) modern conveniences; furnished or unfurnished, Chas. J. Curry, | 603 Southard street. { WHEN SUNDAY WAS Sonnay THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1 WM fly il TRrveillans = June 1-tf GORNER GREENE AND ANN ~STREETS—Opposite City Hall .—Suitable ‘for storage rooms, garage, repair shops, ete. Ap- “ply The Citizen. dec20} WANTED | p 2 AOE eats hae WOMEN—Girls for gilding greet- sing cards at home; we pay $6 _jper hundred; experience un-; necessary; pleasant interesting, “work; no canvassing; write im-| mediately. King Card Co., 155) ‘Bast 42 St., N.Y. C. June7-1tx: fa ROR | WANTED —Thoge who desire en-; “graved visiting cards to give us, orders. The Artman| “Press, 125 Duval street, in The, Citizen building a24' FOR PRINTED SOCIETY sTA-| *'TIONERY, The Artman Press, - 126 Duval street. Phone 66. | | | Twenty-one different farms for| sale cheap. Layton, Lillington, N. 'ALUABLE CORNER—Southard | [)ominse FOR SALE IN CIA TY —I1 Easy terms, Joel| Juan Valdes Puert Cc. +, Dor 20 Puerta, Defendant. june1-10x ppearing by t bill filed in the above-stated cause that Alfonso E and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on Eliza-' re: beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Southard.’ « Easy payments. Address P. 0.) one Box 536. resident of Havana, Cub jthat she is oVer the age of twent ears; it is therefore order: that ‘said nonresident defendant Marl | id she 1s hereby required to appear REAL ESTATE BARGAIN 106 ft. 9 in. by 108 ft. 6 in; “fe reasonable price. Address P. O. order Box 92. OLD PAPERS for sale. a nickle, 125 Duval street. ttl, LOTS on Grinell street, | w |to the bill of complaint filed in said cause on or before Monday, the |Sth day of July, A. D. 1926, other- wise the allegations of said — bill e taken as confessed by said lant, s further ordered be published once each week |for four consecutive weeks in The tar 11) \cey West Citizen, a newspaper. pub- [lished in said nty and State. 100 for! This June 7, 1926. The Key West Citizen,| (SEA!) that this D. Z. FILER, Clerk Circuit Court. . S. CARO, “Let the Artman Press print it., Let The ————| “Solicitor for Complainant. Artman Press print it.| —t Chadd kaki bbb dh hh bd hd hdd dad Bis VOTE FOR Candidate For CONGRESS Re-Election June7-14-21-28 July5) Southern District of an Ord ited :ma ) Yards, Key We: By Lyalle June 7 By Williams!» , HAD PELTAGRA 14 YEARS. . W. C, Rountree, Texarkana, Tex. | Dear Doctor:— j I had Pellagra 14 years. 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Weeks, Compass Lake, Fla. eoc0cee eeercee ecco Baseball Notes Cincinnati baseball fans are in- clined to hand Manager Jack Hendricks the full limit of credit |for boosting the Reds to the top jof the heap. | Rogers Hornsby of St. Lou whom many consider to be the greatest natural batsman of mod- ern times, led the ional League hitters six consecutive sea- sons. Radbourne, one of the most | phenomenal pitchers in the early | days of the National League, made A Pie That Is a Pie! When the Hoosier Prod fayette. Ind., they put 30 inches in diameter cord of 36 st the show, is showi aight victor Providence tea of huge stadiums it is interesting to recall that time was when a crowd 000 baseball fans i eserves to the old Let The Artman Press print it. ready to Sumpter .| piloting thy Southeaste time on the Indians, b been play would | s LLM ES ISLS SLES SB SS SESS SS SME ME ESS } MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1926. : gunmen raided a New York apartment where a group of women were playing poker and 1 more than » $1,000 - in THROAT TABLETS rie Thelen, take a bite, G. C. ROBERTS Dealer in General Merchandise WALTER’S GALVANIZED TIN SHINGLES Wall Board, Sash, Blinds, Carey’s Cement oofing. H. B. Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint and Oils. PHONE 240 William and Caroline Sts. Clark e Al team rn League, wa p roster of the ( ut more recen ing with the gue team. who Cornell Doo AND PULI itizen may6 To the Electors of Monroe | County, Florida ———— Highest Prices Paid for Second Hand Furniture and | Household Goods \ LITTLE STORE | AROUND CORNER 509 WILLIAM ST. HON. W. J. SEARS 4th Congressional District of Florida Congressman Sears is clean, capable II ZPLLLEAAPLPZLLD LAL I have noticed several articles published in the newspapers of Key West purporting to be published by the friends of my opponent and in all of these articles an attempt has been made to make an issue with respect te a new County between Dade and Monroe Counties with its territory taken from Dade and Monroe Coun- ties and a; part of which would include the Island af Key Largo. County division with re- spect to Monroe County is not now and never has been a political issue, and my opponent has never appeared in one signed article charging me with being in favor of the creation of a new County in order that part of the territory of Monroe may be taken from it. The attempt to make it an issue is eminently unfair and all of the articles of the purported friends should be disregarded and discarded by all intelligent people. ANYONE WHO HAS SERVED IN THE SENATE OR LEGISLATURE OF FLOR- IDA KNOWS IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE FROM MONROE COUNTY ANY PART OF ITS TERRITORY WHEN THE SENATOR FROM THE DISTRICT STANDS OPPOSED TO SUCH ACTION. The matters which are material issues in this campaign and must be considered by the people of the County and particularly of Key West are as follows: (1) Whether or not Trumbo shall be in- cluded ingthe City of Key West. (2) Whether or not the railroad interests will directly oppose this legislation or attempt to make other offers with the view of postponing action at the next session of the Legislature. (3) Whether or not the southern boundary of the Tamiami Trail will pass through Monroe County, as heretofore agreed. (4) Whether or not the building of the Trail in Monroe County will be postponed until the Collier interests are ready to open their ter- ritory and then permit the southern route to pass through Monroe County. (5) Whether or not the railroad and other inter will directly oppose legislation to pro- vide actual cash State Aid for the widening and improving of the Oversea Highway, or will en- deavor to stave it off to enforce traffic over its line and force the County to trade with them on the water pipe line issue. I am not employed by and do not represent and have no connection with land owners who may be interested in creating the new County of Redlands. interested in or desire that Trumbo Island be kept out of the City Limits of the City of Key West. I am not now and never have been em- ployed by Barron G. Collier, or any of the land owners in Collier County and-could not be in- terested in any attempt to divert the route of the Trail in order that it would pass north of the boundaries of Monroe County, but, on the con- trary, I have always been interested in the Trail 2s it will pass through the northern boundary line of Monree County. It has been a time-long custom in political campaigns to judge a candidate by past acts and by associations and I am quite sure no one can truthfully say that Fhave ever made a pub- lic promise which has not been kept and, fol- lowing that custom, and in order that they may be no doubt about my stand on publie E not issues but have , | adviseyyou will be as fol- sues and matters which ar been injected in this campa that my platform and_ policy lows: ¥ I am ynalterably opposed to County division and to the taking of any part of the territory of Monroe County to be given to any other County, or in the creation ofrany County. I am opposed to permitting the railroad to further have control of Trumbo Island and will introduce and pass a Bill in the Senate to in- clude Trumbo within the territorial limits of the City of Key West. I will introduce and support any legislation which may appear desirable tor the protection and interests of our people engaged in the fish- ing and sponying industries. I will introduce and pass in the Senate any legislation which may seem necessary or desir- able to the members of the Board of the Mon- roe County Water District, as approved by the Board of County Commissioners and the City of Key West, or which will tend to aid in the bring- ing of fresh water to Key West, this legislation to include the right to condemn a right-of-way, if such course shall be necessary. I PLEDGE MYSELF TO DO EVERYTHING IN MY POWER TO GET THE RAILROAD COMMISSION TO REDUCE THE RAILROAD FARE FROM 4.8 CENTS TO 3.6 CENTS A MILE FROM HOMESTEAD TO KEY WEST. 1! DO NOT SEE WHY OUR CITIZENS SHOULD PAY THE F. E. C. RAILWAY COMPANY 48 CENTS A MILE WHILE THE RAILROAD FARE TO EVERY OTHER POINT IN THE STATE IS ONLY 3.6 CENTS A MILE. Neither am I interested in or connected with any company or land holders owning lands on the Island of Key Largo who desire or would be interested in, or attempt to induce any one to further, legislation which would take Key Largo out of the boundaries of Monroe County. I am not employed by, inter- ested in or connected with the railroad com- pany, or any other interests which would be In all legislation this County I will ¢ taken from the ti touching the interests of efully see that all steps billy are introduced until they are finally passed by both Holise and Senate, having properly passed through the En- grossing Clerks up to and including the time when the Bill is presented to the Governor for his consideration, energetic and a real friend of South Florida are This advertisement by courtesy Herman Wolkowsky Respectfully, FRANK H. LADD (Paid Polifical Advertiseme PAI IIOIIVI ILS. FLIGDIVDIIIIIVIGI II IIE DISD SIG LBS TS, a. 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