The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1941, Page 3

i i 8 arn't § fi A 5 g i th 4 |recerme a tatento y ss, ' CAP. A. DTORRA. | William V. Little. of the Flor- ida Employment Service, said it ‘in English: “I believe that this pamphlet. if it can be given the wide na- jtional distribution it should have, |will do more toward bringing ithe right kind of visitor to Key } West than all the literature that has been distributed before”. +e H si 7 i i i P i zB i i gie Py A i rH i ta ph 3 » [ af The Chamber is convinced sa we have the most modest | ae 7 it s 8 S & hotel] and rooming house mana- gers in the United States. For two weeks, we have been stack- jing up inquiries about our rates* and accommodations, hoping to jbe able to have if : ap a 3 eb iW z i me tried to stab sized list to send out FORTY- pd they won't stop now uatil * pas is NINE pre-paid return post-cards ae in to make my Were sent out, offering to list f ¥ ie accommodations and rates at no cast to those addressed SEVEN (count ‘em. SEVEN) replies have been received. We have discovered that there are some people who can not , be counted on to BUY our sery- ice; it seems that it is equally thard to give it away. How would byou do it? » THE SECRETARY. LEASES HOTEL i i TH i ae i H Es e i Hf j fe My Ei : EL ® id é i bé g iE 4 F i : ageaee erase 43 Hay Ed is t F dismanteled naval air station of that day. Pee z you've got to let me, Commander Naff said the hotel |shancer” a si gd z probably will be ready for oecu- ao sorry. Breall Clinton pancy in about a month, after the large rooms have been pal | titioned to make individual g : i rif E | it quarters for the officers. The ho- tel will be leased on the navy'’s! |standard year-to-year basis, but j it is understood it will remain inj; navy hands at least for the du-! ration of the smergency-. One of the city’s old hotels, the | Trumbo at one time was the property of the Florida East Coast railway company. After }the World War. the mavy fe-j jturned it to the railroad com- ‘pany, which later sold it te i |rwo eae ' —_——_ | TAMAQUA, Pa—An hour after | Mrs. Anna Biliman, 67, died of a ' stroke suffered a month ago, her ‘sister, Mrs. Francis Osborn, 65, of ' Philadelphia, who had sat at her’ sister's bedside, walked into an i i i Ee i l ‘ i giti, Betty Routh Toppen, 4, wq5 brother sought in the doghouse until she had put gun i | the fire. The child had ap- ' ' death. | ec eR Ud como su muy + a@ respectable o use in conncetion with the since 1. MONROE PLACED IN yesterday set up se as an important active realization of the Rew parole system. This county, together tion of cutting the m The knife. he ¢ open becai E finger nails, and he ha to close it or rez hand before striking 4 Judge Albury t tence until later th: stable Bienvenido Perez tes: for the state. Judge Albury will Thanksgiving Day holiday. LEGALS convene court briefly tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. then recess for the TICE UNDER PICTITIOTS NAME STATUTE LEGALS nee PICTITIONs . 10 MARIANA eeeaMe seerere ihe undersigaed desiring FINE AND BISHOP ARE NOW * AWAITING TRANS- <i DIs- PORTATION * PALM BEACH. AND DADE ae = NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS j : Fine. 16, and Hardy NAME ST 5 COUNTIES = B ~ ¥} xo MEREBY Gl 18, today were awaiting | u, ion to the state in-* i= i for boys at Ma- - ey have been or- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE CTITIOUS UTE hear fron leading h perts on tubercul of the nation’s and sanitariums LEGALS IN THE CIRCURT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, tg OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- NOTICE Case Ne. 5-100 H VINCI, « 1 5 ‘= AGNES VINCL Defendant a ORDER GF PUBLICATION 'o: AGNES VINCE 7601 45th Avenue, Island, §. ¥ of the Last Fernando W. Roberts, deceased. Dated November 25th. AD. 1841. $2) LOU ROBERTS. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of “Monroe Cafe”, intend to register the said fictitigns name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida Dated November 12, 1941. RAPAEL F. GONZALEZ, or for Plaintiff. AUGUSTIN VILLAVERDE. movi$-26; dec3-169-17,1941 | novi2-15-26; dec3,1941 West Citizen, a newspaper d in Key West, Florida d Ordered this Igth day of e & A.D. 1941. SEAL) Ross C Sewyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe Counts, By: (84) Florence E. Sawyer. Tieputy Gerk. You HOF Sh) than the limé.. Your watch is a symbol of aeaeed of cralis- forts and your daily life. Someti! ry ng more than beer... : Did you know that Budweiser's process is the most ex- pensive brewing process in the world? In addition to the costliest of ingredients, it calls for exclusive tech- nical equipment and endless precision operations. You generations of skill, yes... truly great brew...and yet Budweiser is something more. it is a symbol...of gracious living, of hospitality,of modergtion.tisa.com- panion of good friends, good foods and goed taste. ON thet Street address as well as their , FAST CLEAN PAINTER, House * PERSONAL CARDS, $1.25 per SIGNS—“For Rent’, “Rooms For © | LOT on suples Avenue, 50x100. CHRYSANTHEMUMS fer IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. IN AND POR MONROE COUNTY, PLok ¥, Florida, their Final P and have made application for their discharge as Executrices Will and Testament of mite tf Fernando W. Rob- deceased nev26; dec3-10-17,1941 Classified Column ee ee nes Advertisements under this heed be insertec in The Citizen at of one-cent (ic) a word insertion. but the mini- ior the first insertion in instance is twenty-five cents (25c). Advertisers snould gwe their telephone numper if they desire results. ent for classified edver- mts is invariably im ad- ¢, but regular advertisers sedger accounts may have eir advertisements charged. Lost 2. Needs work. Rea- Box T, The Ci USED CAR BARGAINS CHRISTMAS DOYS anc GHPES DEACON JONES Arriving daib Uso kee Div and Simonton Streets Cares Book nov6-tf 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. now25-tf Rent”, “Apartment For Bent”. “Private Property, No passing”. THE ARTMAN : near 6th street. Apply 140] Di- vision St nov2é-26-29x Thanksgiving. 1117 Lane. Stump