The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 22, 1941, Page 3

EDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1941 MEMORY OF THE MOON by Jeanne Bowman YESTERDAY: Taylor, the manager of El Cabrillo Rancho, has offered $50,000 for the ranch. Constance Cabrillo’s family is eager to sell but she knows the money will soon vanisit. She de-* cides to go to California and in- vestigate. Chapter Three Fuller’s Junction ' CONSTANCE Cabrillo stopped twice enroute to the airport, once to telephone and learn tha’ the plane was leaving at seven and to make a reservation on it, the second time ’at her office where she spent a precious half-hour closeted with the head of the Tealty firm, That man wiped his brow as she whisked away. “I hope she never tries to sell me the Empire State Building,” he wheezed to his secretary. “I'd buy it.” “Shall I lie to the family for you?” asked the secretary sym- pathetically. “If you will,” he replied, weari- ly, and listened to the young wor man inform the Cabrillos that:he had sent Miss Constance om?an important mission; that he did.not give out information on prospec> tive purchases of out-of-town $er- “No,” she admitted, “but I had hoped ‘to hire.a cab which would take :mé ede Cabrillo Rancho.” “E] Cabri i muse: “Oh, you me ‘ayler’s raneh.” ‘Constance immediately hated Taylor. So the countryside alréady thought of her home as belonging to the manager, did they? “Well, now,” the station master continued. “Can’t say as there’s a cab within a hundred miles, but ... Sam!” he called, and one of the loafers separated himself from_a milk can. Is Min rentin’ out Tim’s car these days?” “Shore is,” drawled Sam. “Two bits an hour, lest you like a flat rate, and promise of pay for re- pairs. Min ain’t aimin’ to pay no more on that bus, It like to took all Tim’s insurance to fix it so it'd run agin, after Tim killed himself in it.” t visible. Sam offered to take her to Min po grew loquacious on the-way. "Bet the man. you're a-goin’ out to see Peter,” he offered, “He shore has a way with girls. Been back from college goin’ on six years, but Constance swallowed, but it was Min’s Tim’s car or the next train |back, and where would she wait |for the train? There wasn’t a ho- |tel in sight. She could see the en- tire town from where she stood, and only a barbershop and post- office, a general store and under- taking parlor and a garage were THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DON'T IGNORE THESE BASEBALLERS —THEY'RE GOOD DARK HORSE BETS Pitchers Most Unprediet- HAMLIN ADDS ale Of Diamond AC” FOUR PLAYERS letes; Peacock Lists: ‘JO PLUMB ‘ANNOUNCE LINEUPS FOR BENEFIT SERIES OPENER: CLEARE WILL OFFICIATE BEHIND PLATE Several By RAY PEACOCK AP Feature Service Writer NEW YORK, Jan. 22—Who is going to be baseball’s dark horse | sensation in 1941? Answer that, and you can get nice odds in the winter book. | Nothing as juicy, perhaps, as the 10,000 to 1 you could have had on Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons last year ; j ag this cane players to the Pepper’s Plumbers | But at 500 to 1, say, you can in preparation for the infantile | find plenty of good prospects, for paralysis benefit softball series | baseball is rich in stories about | that will begin next week. { players who were headed for the: Norman Artman, former Key | rep ew ere suasely gained Wester but now a resident of | ee eeea eer eu Point Pleasant, N. J., will cover | arning. P ree | “Bascctis pitchers are the first base and pitch for the city Artman was a mem- | ones who upset the winter calcu- champions. lations. They get over real or;ber of the Point Pleasant Field | imagined arm troubles; or pick Cjyb baseball titleholders of '40. In [eG eaalltaarele Seas the deciding game of the playoff preciation, and set the league on series, he poled a homer over fel fire. \centerfield fence that settled the It’s all a matter of opinion, but issue in favor of the Fielders. He | the hottest re ae the Sa is visiting his parents, Mr. and | next season seem to’ een Lete Lee Grissom of Mrs, L. P. Artman, in Key West Brooklyn, Jeff Heath of Cleve- |! Present. land, Walter Masterson of Wash-| Mickey Ubieta, who starred | ington, Joe Orengo of the Giants here and in Miami in years past, | and Sam Chapman of the Ath-) will play shortfield. Ubieta play-| i hrower (et With the Pan-Americans and | lor cinbinet sy eek pbs st softball clubs of the Magic! sons Back, Then he got arm City. | trouble. The Dodgers used him “Honky” Molina, a local vet- | sparingly late in 1940. A good eran, will roam rightfield, and bet for a 15-game winner. Gene Torres will backstop one | Heath was a powerful minor| i+ the games. Torres, an active | slu: . Backers say he | eaves Eee as he eae wait basketball player, also starred on year. A good bet for a .300-plus | Miami diamonds, hitter. Batting lineups for the opening Manager Roy Hamlin has an- nounced the addition of four If Masterson skyrockets as a game between NavSta and Saw-| | pitcher for the Senators, it will | | CLASSIFIED | COLUMN —————— | Advertisers should give their {street address as well as their |telephone number if they desire {Fesults. | _ Payment for classified adver- | vance, | with ledger accounts may have | their advertisements charged. ' Advertisements under this head | will be inserted in The Citizen at | the rate of one-cent (ic) a word for each insertion, but the mini- mum for the first insertion in | every instance is twenty-five cents (25c). | WANTED —-- STEEL BEDROOM SET. Apply PAGE THREE ... - 4 ‘BILL MPGOWAN, EVEN AFTER 26 YEARS,| LEGALS (CAN HARDLY WAIT TO YELL ‘PLAY BALL tans oasice* ‘In re Estate of {EDITOR'S NOTE: This is as TQ ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEES, DISTRIBUTERS AND ALL PER- SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE- MANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE aa nendiee ‘Welter or demands, which you, or WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Hot jin the National Guard Estaté of Fernando W. Roberts, de~ | : ad AMOFY | caased, late ef Mohroe County, Flor- Stove league flash: Mr. William 'was productive of avowed aid soleme to the Honorable. Raymond. BR. A. McGowan is suffering from a |sports’ drive in Key West to raise | Lor4, County, Judge, in and fon Mor mi 3 teers dar months f the dati tf the ids the stocky Mr. jaddressed the organization, ex-| tiest ‘publication hereof. "Said claims asi glance seed *\plaining the local campaign ‘or demands aa be _in mriting ana , McGowan. alias Umps Bill Mc- help crippled childten, and anon the place-of residence an Gowan of the American league, agreed to attend the softball and| All such claims or demands not filed within the time and in the man- ner prescribed herein shall be void. Dated the 15th day of January, FERNANDO W. ROBERTS, _ Dee map ene sme =e AID SPORTS’ DRIVE | | vr “I DO W. ROBERT: ki at Shoe amd each of you, are hereby TT notifi ‘A ‘roe County, Florida, at his office i perennial attack of mid-winter funds for the fight against infan-| the Bounty Court hoses of Montes ‘post office address of the claimant shall be sworn to by the elaim- ‘seems to be his hearty self but | basketball games, if possible. | there’s a restless gleam in his| George Mills, White, Guard} NONCE TO CREDITO! By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE | TOT - and required to present any Home Guard meeting last night |Sifber of you, may have against the ‘tile paralysis. Lieut. Al Milis/County. Florida, within eight oalen- aht, his agent or attorney. eyes and he’s running a fever, |band master, will have the mu-| yer’s Barbers have been an-|. Box AR, Citizen Office. jan22-tfs and he fears his case will grow steadily worse until he can get out there dodging foul tips, bottles, cushions, cabbages and the torrid invectives .of the dia- imond daffies. Answers to name of Pop-| ‘This may astonish those who Reward. 1414 Newton ‘think there is urgent need of a Be jan22-1t Kind to Umpires week—or year— LOST {but after 26 years of officiating pear enea es PROTOS with only three days off in that LOST—Lady’s Gold Watch, in- long stretch, the 44-year-old Me- itial T. ¥. M. on back. Lost at |Gowan says with unmistakably Carnival Wednesday. Reward, “honest ardor that. he still loves Phone §42-W. janiT-6tx it. LOST ————— LOST—Brown and White Bull Pup, one blue and one brown eye. eye. treet. McGowan believes the fans are PICTURE FRAMING _more considerate of the umps ieetttdentisttenitannseiiae ia | than: they. arpre in his earlier PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; |days. They're smarter, he says, antique frames refinishzd. Sign and soon get wise to players who painting. Paul DiNegro, 614|try to cover up their own mis- Francis street. novi18-tf|takes by blaming the umpire. » | “A vast majority of the players HOTELS jare reasonable, too”, he said. ——___________—_ | ‘Generally, the better the player RING YOUR VISITING friends |the less trouble we have with in néed of a good night’s rest him. Such stars as Jimmy Foxx, to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. |Charlie Gehringer, Bob Feller Clean rooms, enjoy the homey|and Joe DiMaggio never get atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.) mean with us”. 917 Fleming St. noviT-tf! McGowan says the toughest ol |decision he had to call was in FOR SALE |Baltimore, with Baltimore and FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 5 and 6, \ternational league pennant back square 6, traet 21, each 50x100. jin the early twenties. North side Flagler (County) Jp the first of the ninth, the Road) Avenue, between | 5th | score § to 4 in favor of Baltimore, | Buffalo fighting it out for the In- | The baseball madness is on him ‘sieal organization attend the first! A. D. 1941. ‘contest of the softball series and play several selections. Members beer of the band expressed their will-; ingness to do their share in the drive. | Major Spottswood gave his ap- proval. | It is proposed that Mayor Wil- lard Albury toss the first ball of ithe series and Post’ ' Commander ‘Al Mills be on the receiving end. ‘VARSITY CAGERS "PRACTICE TODAY j Coach Johnny Offutt announc- ‘ed this morning he will put the \Key West High School basket- ‘ball players through a strenuous workout this afternoon in prep- jaration for the first road trip of ithe season Friday. | Varsity members to make the journey to Miami will be select- ed this afternoon after the prac- tice, the coach stated. | Fire Yields ‘Lava’ Bricks (By Associated Press) MILPITAS, Calif.— A ware- house fire congealed bricks, hay ‘and earth into a lava-like forma- LOU ROBERTS, BIRDIE PINDER, As Executrices of the Last Will and Testameat of Fernando W, Rob- | erts, deceared W. CURRY FARRIS, j Atterney for Executric i jan15-22. . febb,1941 iN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN PROBATE. ‘in re Estate of ; Horatio L. Olivieri, also known as H. L. higanvr’ Ni ing cha! ales You ane CRT HET Pow. are hereby notified required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the jestate of Horatio L. Olivierl, alse known as H. L. Olivierl, deceased i late of Monroe County, Florda, to the + (Hon. Raymond R. Lord, County Judge of Monroe County, at his of- fice in the County Courthouse in ‘Monroe County, Florida, within , eight calendar months from the date jof the first publication hereof. All ciaims and demands not presented Within the time and in the manner |preserived herein shall be barred as | provided by law, | dated January 14, A. D. 1041. | FABIO OLIVIERE, Aa Administrator of the Estate of Horatio L. Olivierl, also known aa H. L. Olivieri, Deceased, Jan15-22-29; feb5,1941 IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF ELEVENTH JUDI. CIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE | COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, Dorothy M, McDougall, Plaintiff, tion, Mrs. Joe Rose, intrigued by | There was a sudden lifting of the fog. Titory, consequently he could not tell them where she was; that she kept an overnight bag at the office, packed for such trips. Constance garaged her car, sig- naled a cab and drove to the air- port, smiling a little at the thought of a Cabrillo taking a trans-continental trip with no} more luggage than she carried. She thought of the Cabrillos for the next sixteen hours while the big ship roared through the sky: under stars, under _ sunshine, across plains misty with the first fall rains, over mountains blaz- ing white with their new mantles of snow, As the ship circled in over San Francisco Bay, she thought of John with a guilty start, and won- | Peng how long he had waited fo: er. She felt as lost and alone as th plane looked in that sea of. fog,| and later, breakfasting at the air- port, wondered if she had done wrong; if it hadn't been the Ca- brillo in her that had catsed het to throw her hard-earned coms mission &way on this trip when she might have paid bills with it. By noon, boarding a local train which would steam its way to the town nearest the ranch, she was} jsome of them there coeds ain’t given up yet.” “Tell. me about the car,” in- sisted Constance, as there was no Peter in her plans. “Will it run?” “Runs like Min’s tongue,” Sam assured her. “Folks is sayin’ her tongue run both the car and Tim straight off the cliff. Course the coroner he said Tim, was carryin’ a pretty big load under his vest, but then Tim's Min wotld a drive a piebald mule to drink.” Curtain Of Fog to the highway with the run- son for a “classy you lady, ‘oin’ out to Taylor's ranch, iffen he wasn’t after a man.” he roar of the motor, “good luck. You'll need it, Prettier gi you'have tried to rope him.’ Constance had driven five miles before the }a ‘sparsely settled country the foad was in good condition. It wound through the coast hills, shot over a hill to come down Fico By comfort herself with the thought that her father wouldn't} bre left that provision in the! ill if he hadn’t expected her to act as she was acting. And then she relaxed. Outside | found release from that eternal ‘a few Conn fights—in vain. Can the window were tawny hills¢ growing purple in the distance;! pale golden valleys dotted with grazing herds; fruit orchards,| crooked limbs holding tattered yellow lea Then came train plunged of them, see half-hidden in a bay trees, and fir proceeded along pace. Hours dozed to brakes Juncti the redwoods, The into a dusky cavern to nose a stream} ket of young the bank, at an insolent alert, up, at the U of “Fuller’s | passed and Constance | £0 a world of blank fog. joined a misty coast highway, and thought, sympathetically, that here was where Min's Tim had chatter. She looked down throligh the |tles that Conn was in? In heavy- gray vapor as she drove, to see a jagged short line far below, i toothed rocks sticking their ugly fangs upwards, Geka. Bray a of an angry sea washin; ir base. She shivered and drew back. _ Fog swept across the highway in curtains, lifted for a few yards, then settled again. How was she going to see the ns they had told her to watch r? E! Cabrillo Rancho ran from the low-tide line to the crest of the second inland range. Permission |was given the State highway to Mes tongue drove Constance BEAT JOE, BUT— ning fire of impertinent questions. certain gathering recently picked Having obtained a fifty-dollar de- Billy Conn to whip Joe Louis in | posit, she sought to obtain the rea- june. buzz of Min’s voice one faded from her memory. For such |fought who—and no one seems to skirting a stream, then abovetty Here Constance found the road to wham Billy Conn has engaged be due to natural development. Sinead ‘aa rolling! Sinow ange! longa 19 Se | NavSta—Baker, ss; M. Her- | |. Orengo right now is being sold nnadex, poh ig Sy FES Barcelo, ; ‘short as the Giants’ next short-|!b; Delaney, ine: yonist 7 ‘stop. If the Giants need only one Wells, ef; Kelly, sf; jury, tf, | i te tro, Pp. new man to get them back in the and L. Castro, a first division, Orengo may be the|, Barbers—J. Navarro, ss; Kerr, | one. If; Albury, 3b; Sterling, 1b; Lo- : : tom, s deine 4: Chapman is a good bet to be the ,Pe% 2b; Russell, sf; Hop! S next A. L. home run king. M. ‘Tynes, cf; Leo Stanley, rf, and . 7 N. Castro or J. Walker, p. If you don’t like these choices, is you always can add your own. Joe Cleare has offered his serv- | ices as an umpire and . will be) —onnmenes placed behind the plate. Arthur \COMMENTS ON SPORTS Griffin and William Camalier will “call em” on the bases, J. M. ee Varela and Andrea Leon will be gatekeepers. SPORTS CALENDAR | BASKETBALL (High School Gym. 7:00 p. m.) This prediction came as MONDAY NIGHT quite a surprise to many, as it did (Benefit Infantile Paralysis Fund) to myself. Conn may be a grand First Game—U.S. Army vs./ By RABID FANSTER |CONN PICKED TO The experts (a majority) at a “Well,” she concluded, above fighter and may jab Louis silly yp33. (so says Conn) but, nevertheless, Second Game—U.S. Marines vs. irls "2 when signing up a title fight or Lions Club. attraction, who has any important fistic must _ consider SOFTBALL | have considered that angle when (Bayview Park. 8:00 p. m.) considering the June scrap. TUESDAY NIGHT | As to whom Louis has engaged, (Benefit Infantile Paralysis Fund) e could publish a lengthy re- NavSta vs. Sawyer’s Barbers. | \port with all the details, but as | BOW, MR. CROWLEY «my aK Jan ig “He ae aes NEW YORK, Jan .—Larry jyou name three heavyweight bat- yy.-phail, who once was a sports| , says Jim Crowley, then | at Michigan State and now at Fordham as football coach, was ee ta crearciaht yan rs > the most sportsmanlike coach he hasn't smacked many (if any)!°"** wos ead | guys around the ring who pack ] a wallop that would compare to MORE SKATERS Louis’. One sound reason for this belief is that there aren't a sur- __ (Ry Associated Press) h guys hanging around the RYE, N. Y., Jan. 22—Increased = : — ; popularity of ice skating was re- | flected in the entry list for the Eastern States amateur figure .(in the heavyweight ranks) one ‘must stop and try to remember weight competition, Conn has done close to nothnig. And no ring these days who sling such a nasty wing as does Joe—either in th vy other divisio: f ee siezien skating championship. and 6th Streets. Price $600. Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf PALMS, FERNS, CALADIUMS, Begonias, Stephanotis, Crotons and many other plants. 1004 Southard street. jan21-2tx SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For | Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- its pattern, used it for the inside |Buffalo was at bat, the bases walls of a shrine to Saint Buena- loaded and one out. The batter | \hit a line drive between shortstop ventura. and third that looked like a sure | . hit. Joe Boley, Baltimore's star | “MOST ELECTED MAN” shortstop, made .a diving leap for | the ball. Boley got his gloved! COLUBA, Calif—Elected chair- |hand on it but McGowan, stand- man of the county board of su- ing close to him, saw the ball |pervisors 22 times, C. J. Calusa of drop from his glove about an |this city now holds the title of inch from the ground. Boley in- “most elected man in the state”. \stantly covered the ball with his. vs, J. Alexander McDougall, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION It appearing by the sworn bill filed in the above-stated cause that J, Alexander McDougall, the resident of the State of Florida and that his residence is unknown to plaintiff; that said defendant is over the age of twenty-one ia ie big ARPMAN gloved hand, turned and whipped fit lk ERO lit to third. Thinking it was a dou- SECOND SHEETS—500 for 50c. ble play retiring the side and win- The Artman Press. novi9-tf ning the game for Batlimore, the |crowds made ready to leave the PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per stands and the players started 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. from the field. nov25-tf | A Buffalo coach noticed, how- lever, that McGowan was signal- FOR SALE—Spanish type house, /ing the batter was safe, He hus- large lot, many tropieal fruit tied the runners back on the trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. | bases. Baltimore’s manager, Jack Apply 808 Eaton Street. |Dunn, walked up to McGowan jan6-s and said: “Are you crazy? That | was a double play and the side is LOT on Washington Street, | out”, 350x100. Lot 12, Square 4, Tract} Said McGowan: 20. Price $300. Apply James! “The man running to third was H. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. | forced out but the batter is safe. jan3-s | Boley. dropped the ball on that | \ drive”. 1937 FORD grey two-door Sedan. A roaring crowd was tumbling 85 horsepower, good mechan- out of the stands onto the dia- ical condition. new tires, radio, ' mond. Manager Dun asked Boley new brakes. Must sell. Cash if he had held onto the ball. or terms. $250. 314 William! “Boley did a very white thing street. jani8-lwkx then. He admittéd he dropped the - ° ball. And his admission probably FOR SALE—25-ft. Cabin Cruiser. saved my life”, says McGowan. Fully equipped. Like new. Box | Buffalo finally won the game. J. W., The Citizen. janl8-lwk; MeGowan started umpiring \sandlot games at 16 in his home town, Wilmington, Del. He has a sort of a Lou Gehrig endurance recdrd in the modern umpire field. In 16 years in the American League he didn’t miss a day on the job until last August when he was out for two days with neuritis in his working hand and couldn’t move a finger. PARE RARER SIREN EI LEGALS { | CHANCERY. HYMAN BELL, Plaintiff, ve. SADIE: GROSSMAN BELL, Defendant. TO: SADIE GROSSMAN BELL, Grey~ stone State Hespital, jorris Plains, New Jersey ORDER FOR PUBLICATION You ate hereby reauiped to appear to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce {filed in this cause om! or hefore March 2rd, 1941, otherwise the al- liegations thereof witt(be taken as confessed. This order to be pub. jlished once a week for four (4) con secutive weeks in the Key en. ¢ and Ordered this 2ist day of ry. 1941. Ross C Sawyer, Clerk of Court, Monroe County, Ja (SEAL) Cireuit Florida. By (34) Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy ee jan22-29; febb-12-19,1941 years; that there is no person in. the State of Florida the service of @ summons in chancery upon’ whom would bind said defendant. It is therefore ordered that said defendant be and he is hereby re- quired to appear to the bill of com- (plaint filed in said cause on or be- {fore Monday, the 3rd day of Mareh, A. D. 1941, otherwise the fendant. for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in. said county and state. Dorie arid ordeted this January ., 141, Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court. By (Sd. Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. . IOHN G. SAWYER, Solicitor for Plaintiff. jan15-22-29; feb5-12,1941 Subscribe to The Citizen—-200e weekly. BEAT THIS ONE—For Sale, two- | story house and lot, corner! Duval and Charles; faces three} streets, size 70x177; suitable for | most any kind of business; Price, less than $150 front foot; terms. Apply 529 Simonton’ street. jan18-tfs | A GOOD BUY—Large 2-story) House and 2 four-room cottages | on Lot running through Block! from Street to Street, size of! Lot 58x143 feet. A very good With A New General Electric Refrigerator investment. Price only $3.-! defendant therein named, is anon- . It is further ordered that this -, jorder be published once each week “‘Tayler’s Ranch’ | traverse the coast line, but it was boxing. } | Until we have a little more _ Eighty-eight persons entered! 500.00. Johnson & Johnson, 419 ing away to} clearance to the it stopped, Conm- stance looked out from the vesti~ bule to find fog ro! i rt, wet billows w T= train w a clearing | Posted at intervals and now, the hills f a, and w ; question. FIRE ROUTS FIREMEN LOOKOL this city teer fir by burni @ warehc wood dance 1,000 cords through a succession of Fenced areas and over cattle guards. car rattled over. four weidgcs of what appeared to be tailed slats set parallel with a 2g we EL CABRILLO RANCHO Private Proper Permission to pass over d revokable at any t P. T. Taylor, Manager. ¥ was “sort ©: Paul } That was why ttles through e r beauty shop window of @ tossed beer the competition, a record entry. HIGH SCORERS (Ry Ananeiated Press) i NEW YORK. Jan 22—When its either Long Island University or St plays a basketball oust the fans expect to mount rapidly. Both averaged more than 55, ints a game up to the season's ark. LOOKS HEALTHIER (Ry Ansoctated Press) SEATTLE. Jan 22 Wilson, one-time All-America halfback the University of; Washington and a stat of the 1925! Rose Bow? game. has decided to quit the bumps of pro football amd wrestling. He says he now _wants te promete wrestling evidence of Cann’s heavyweight ability, we must string along with the-fans who fear Louis will C.G.C. Pandora has made entry imto the Island City ketbail League for the second half beginning soon Bob Fel ler’s 1941 contract calls for highest salary ever paid a ball pitcher, approximately $30 ced his retire: ting. Thus e iMustrous careers, confident— they'll their best for old Cayo Hueso, begi sea i \FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT.) Duvai Street. jani5-tf Fully equipped. $100. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street. j jan3-s FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD! MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and one Johnson Outboard mo- | tor, 4 bp. $150. James H Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. jan3-s edvancage of bargain «; sat the FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED) APARTMENT. Modern Con- veniences. Available now till May 15. $250. Apply 421 Si-j monton Street. jand-tf FURNISHED COTTAGE. 1227 Duval street One block from the beach. Apply Valdes Bak- ery. jared-tf GE's 16-Sear Sincere F ontures wrowide itiomed Air and