The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 7, 1947, Page 12

—— ee ee PAGE EIGHT . ———_—— FACTS and FIGURES By FULLER WARREN Florida. —_ j rented apartment. ' "And. it happened right here in and live’ witlr relatives, the ten- A young man of fine character ‘and good habits lived with his wife and two small children in a His landlord isuddenly decided he wanted to; It would not be strictly accu-jsense of that sacred word, rate to say this column is about | done by a man who believes as; artment _ building—although it was ‘make extensive repairs to the ap- it to recount an act of Christian jdevoutly in another religion as Was not old and appeared to be | kindness. While this deed was'I believe in Christanity. Libby's FRUIT COCKTAIL in good condition. Christian in the truest and best! This is the story—a true story. | | ihe landiontigaverihe tenant MONROE MARKET ——_—__—-TELEPHONE 411. 533 William Street ‘Southard Stet ‘William N, Knowles, Prop. {notice to move. The tenant hunt- jlive. He got not even a nibble. ‘When the day to vacate ceme, ithe tenant had to send his wife her relatives until he could find 1a home. He got a room in a iboarding house. = [| The tenant’s wife knew her husband had gone to college with ‘a rich young man who lived in ‘the same city. She had never ;met him but she had heard her F Ik Pi Here you will find the foods that go to make your OLKS, meals a success. THEY ARE the BEST QUALITY at the LOWEST PRICES, consistent with trend of the market. GROCERIES and MEATS { ser Solisae orith hin | -RUITS POR ” having gone to col FRUITS and VEGETABLES Nieuaiay fob anberit his wealth | ;He earned it honestly, fairly and | justly.) M _Shortly before she _had to go LO OS TT | DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE FOR VALUES (VICTORY awiv CASH MARKET écoonial Merchandise 1028 Division Street Phone 1080 S2vinss WISE SHOPPERS SAVE MORE HERE! Shoppers who want Fine Quality at Lowest Prices always get Better Value and Save More when they SHOP AT THE VICTORY MARKET .. . 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The tenant thanked him for his kind offer and said he would be very grateful for his help. He asked the tenant what price he want- ed to pay for a place to live. He jsaid he had been paying $35 a {month but that he could pay up to $50. | Several. days later, the rich lyoung man asked his secretary jto call the tenant and tell him he | had located a new home for $45, a month, But it actually rented for $75. Even with all his con- nections, he had been unable to find a house or apartment for |$50 or less. So he simply entered’! into an agreement with the rent-* al agent for the $75 home, whom{ he knew well, to charge the ten- ant only $45 and send him (the jrich young man) ,a bill for the remaining $30. The tenant was happier than he had been in a long time. He immediately called his wife long- distance and gave her the good } news about their new home. 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