The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1947, Page 4

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ee ee Ae. 63> SERB RBRRRBEBERERTIBBRSBESERBERRBSESTHEBEBRBBEHRBBHRSBaR ™ NOW YOU. TELL ONE (By The Axusoclated Pregs) ZBenpeaesepseeens Burning Salad Takes the Cake HIGHLAND PARK, Ill.—(AP). —The report on this blaze could be printed in the food oplump. The hungry flames were fed a! raw salad. Ralph Wheeler and his sister, Virginia, put a load of lettuce, ¢ g chard and other green stuff from their garden in their car and started for home. The automobile caught fire. Ralph tried to smoth- er it with vegetables. Firemen finished the job with chemicals and, as a reward, they received a cake. Dogs Come Back To' Meet—Poundmaster SANTA CLARA. Calif.— (AP).—Park L. Verner reports proudly that all the animals escaped from the city pound in Poundmaster Jim Johnson's ab- sence, but—"Jim wasn't sur- prised to find them all—and I do mean all—waiting at the gate for him to let them back in. That's the kind of a dog catcher Jim is. You should meet oe Wild Stallion Bows To Air Power LANDER, Wyo. — (AP). — A handsome, wild Palomino stallion that once had the run of the Tea- pot Butte area north of Crow- heart is in a corral and being broken now because of the aerial cunning of Roy Lamoureaux. Lamoureaux, Casper pilot who has helped round up more than 2,500 head of horses from the air, spotted the 1,150-pound blond animal long ago but only re- cently managed in two hours. of maneuvering to drive the horsé into a ground trap after forcing him out of willow thickets. Lamoreaux helped capture “Desert Dust” of motion picture fame on the Red Desert years ago and thinks this latest beauty . may prove equally valuable. ~ Quarter Is Given In War On Crime MILES CITY, Mont.—(AP).— Tom Bredy reported his auto- . mobile stolen and a short time later Sheriff C. M. Allen re. | "Tt ported it found, adding: looks as though someone in a hurry to catch a train helped | himself to. the car.” And: the _ thief Jett a qu as if to pay for his ride. After Charity Comes the Payoff SAN JOSE, Calif—(AP).—Mrs. | Murry McRay of a local inn had no odd jobs for the tramp to do in exchange for food, but she said | she’d give him a meal anyhow. No charge. -. After he’d eaten and left. she found a 50-cent tip. Watches Tatting BLOOMINGTON, Lemuel S. Jean, man, has a peculiar but profit-! able daytime hobby. He tats} handkerchiefs, doilies and pillow- | cases, and sells them to a_ spe- clalty shop. Til.—-(AP).— a night watch- Plainly Put A certain rather seedy little ho- | tel down in Alabama has adovted | a simple effective means of fore | stalling complaints from its dis- gusted patrons. Prominently dis- | played near the clerk’s desk is | a large sign reading: “This ain't the Waldorf-As- | - toria; if it was it wouldn’t be here. “You ain't J. P. Morgan; you was you wouldn't be here. “We know this hotel is on the | bum—well, how about your- | self?” Lew Wallace, author of . the popular novel, “Ben Hur,” as a Union major general in the Civil war. PVR I 5 enemies alo onic ron the seat, ; if | served | _ _' Virginia Street. oe bay THE KEY WEST ~ CITIZEN 1 emirate tt ete cement es BT, J emer cat jCLASS RATES FoR REGULAR end : ‘3 BLACKFPACE TYPHR értise- se ass am ves care ae Adverti mts under this head ular adve by er ac will be inse ea in The Citizen at} counts may have hy Gabtartias. the rate of in : sere for each ie meg ™ beg ay rtion, bu e misimum charwe ‘or the first pd 8 ot less is 30c. ine ingute Spe AREER. The fate f of bine we 8 3c a ttice re word, and the minima charge tor Satecls in the morhing oh the dey: the first 15 words is 45c. of pvbditcation. All advertising is accepted under the content ae ie cies ; In the event of error in advertising, transieht or con em will te responsible only for the first Lagepttios Bic Ba er | Binate advert tor only the actual amount of i ad oce a RS the advertisement where the efror occurs. DEB RGEPDEROTSC ESSER ERDROF: HELP WANTED FOR SALE To manage and maintain small, White outside paint, $3.16 gallon; apartment - hotel. Experienced | lead and zine outside paint, couple preferred. Live on; $5.75 gallon; matine copper bottom paint; navy specifics- tion A.F.23, $6 gallon; 50-50 lead and zine white outside paint, $6 gallon; flat paint, premises, share profits. Give! full details in first letter, your! answer treated confidentially. ; Address Box A, Citizen Office. } jly2! on $3.45 gallon. Electric water heater, $5.95. 9-inch fan, no i oiling at any time, $8.59. Asuhidieand man with car or truck | Doherty and Compshy, 846 for dry pga Bary worker.| Olivia, corner Packer Streci. | Phone 1597. ee proposition { Rar ary | Experience not necessary. See! jy29-4% doe sane Mrs. Medina, White Star Clean-! ers, 822 Simonton Street. jly29-3t | ; Bungalow, nice home, 5 rooms, large enclosed porch, and bath, completely furnished, on lo: 150’ frontage, 100’ deep to alley. The man we want is honest and ; Price only $8,500. Terms. ohn of good mora! character, has | son & Johnson. jly1- record of success im PreViQUs | __———— ae work, has ability to make new'Servel Gas Refrigerator, excel- acquaintances — naturally! lent condition. 621 Catholie friendly, has enough persistency; Lane. Phone 1097-W, call after to follow through and complete | 5 p. m. jul25-6tx what he starts, has ambition to; ze get ahead and wants to make “Evenrude Lightfour” outboard more money. Reply in your own handwriting to Box 1492, Key West Citizen, giving your — qualifications if you are this 33’ long, 10’6” beam boat. iil 2 man. jly30-3t| with glass windows. Toilet. — oa ita engine. 618 Willian wn jly28-4ts: 514 Francis S:. ideal motor. $100. WANTEN a i, Naval officer with two very Baby chicks ‘and growing bai small childrer. wishes to obtain! teries. 1219 Eliza Street. Phone a two to a four-bedroom house; 447. julbo-3tx or apartment, furnished or |——————_—. partly furnished. Price no ob- 7 laying young hen ducks, ‘drake jection. Phone 1006-J. 11 baby ducks. All for $15. 425 ! : | | jul26-6tx | Francis St., or call 718-W.. Will ——— : deliver to buyer. jul30-ti MISCELLANEOUS | ae One International panel truck For guaranteed plumbing work! Model K2, 6 cyls. 1942. Ralph J, >. and repairs, John ag Faraldo, 1403 4th St. aie Give us a try on your next job. Pe eae : jlyl-1mo/ House and lot, 321 Mickens L: = $1,750 cash. jly36-¢ Free estimates. Landscaping, lawn maintenance, | ———-———— ; pruning, topping, fill, top soil,| Electrolux vacuum cleaner. Brac lots cleared and hedge trim-| tically new, $50. 519 Blizabct’ ming. MacArthur resident will! st. jul31-2t~ give free estimate on fill in: es. yard or under homes. Phone [ady’s Bicycle, in good condi- 801. jly25-6tx | tion. 614 (rear) Francis St. jul3i-2tx BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY | Notice, holders of coupons, sinha | Evans, Evans-Pilkington or; Pilkington Studios, must use} them by ogee 16th. id ent For lease to reliable party, best one wl Haseme | Soe dry cleaning business in Kiev that time. Evans-Pilkington| West. O ly $1 $00 h ith Studio, 515 Fleming. | est. Only $1,500 cash neces jly15-tf | —= sary. Owner leaving town. Po:t | Office Box 423. jul30-4t and washing | —— as O’Briant. ! i Sh kel | mre err | 'Interested in buying small hou: we rewound and repaired.| and lot. Write details to Po» ! Vacuum cleaners machines repaired. Telephone 1164-M. WANTED TO BUY All appliances repaired. C. &| M-44. Citizen Office. pratt f W. Electric Shop, 832 Duval |-——-——— Street, Phone 807-J. jly12- ka REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Call A. G. Roberts, Phone 353, i For any kind of properties in Key for satisfactory plumbing serv-, West, be it home or busine: ice you will appreciate. | contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flein- jly22-9t; ing Street. Phone 159. ———- jly25-12¢x Picture Framing: Pictures framed |-—- — and matted. Phone: 1197-M, | 614 Francis St. jul26-1mox ge oe rege 214-roont utility apar een FOR RENT ; . All -utilities. fermi! Cant’: Biest Holguin phate Wosemy, jC ERE A Rey: West's Real Silk Yépre: seri, |* Se& waley Apy.,: ie o tative, for ladies’ hosiery, lin-| Lane. “jly2.-ti geris; -blouses, ‘skirts. dresses or er a fina! SP reer at tailored suits, men’s sucks and} ‘Cool, cormfortable sleeping room | underwear, raincoats, etc. 1207) for men only, at Stutz Hot! | Georgia sireet, Phone 364-W. | 410 Fleming. Twin bed room: | jly31-3tx| weekly rates $7.00 single, $10.56 | sipaeiieeiate ee aie cee liae ceca ty ee jul26-Gtx FOR SALE cata ra = |Furnished cottage and aeasiient. | plumbing supplies, complete | hot water. Couple only, no stock. Plastic tile, paints and | pets. Apply rear 1014 Va rela | brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,) (upstairs). jly29-3t: ; 1532 N.W. 62nd Sircet, Miami, | CieinD aii nenasiaa Aan | Fla. Phone 7.3421. jlyl- -tf {De Juxe apartments for rent No children Inquire Palace Theate jly29-31 x urnished four-room apartment maid and janitor service, linen. ; and all utilities furnished. App!y Coral Hotel Apartments. ! Couples only. ‘Five acres fine high land near | pets. highway and Pirates Cove oni Sugarloaf. See us about this! ; very good buy. Johnson and, iF | Johnson, Phone 372 jly23-tf | or ‘Two-bedroom home. Partly furn- | ished. All electric kitchen. | jul29-14!< | Meautifal location on. coner | lot. Price, $10,000.00. {Room, 1110 Watson, corner Vii- cee eae ginia. Apply on premises afi- |$3000.00 net income. Four apart-} €* 7 P.M. jly30-3t ments and home on two corner! lots. All rented. A bargain, {Furnished apartment, no pets, n im children. Apply 1014 Grinnce!! Cecil Carbonell, Realtor, Street. aad 3! Phone 16 and 182-W Sasa jly29- 31x | Cottage, rear 1021 Packer St. wn jul30-5! ‘Office desk, good condition. Rene Picea oo | Armengol, Ocean View Dining |Furnished apartment. 1128 ar: * garet Street. Phene 846-J. jul31-stx United Strect, jul30-3t Room, 520 Phone 9271. WANTED TO RENT ‘Late ’35 Ford Convertible. Excel- | lent tires. Top like new. $350.00 ! | cash. Phone 1503-J. { jul31-2tx | Apartment or cottage, two - rooms, modern. Desired |:v member of engineering group. Tel. 121: after 5, 1044-J. jul3i-2tx |Ladies’ Bicycle, reasonable. 1214 | jul31-3tx

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