The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1947, Page 4

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a ee ed CLASSIFI Information for RATES FOR REGULAR ané BLACKFACE TYPE Advertisements unter thie head wih he inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each in- sertian, but the minimum charge for The ‘> for blackface type ia 3c a word, and the minimum eharge for the first ras words is 45c, ED ADS the Advertisers Pronger meats te invarte riahiy wire ud, eavartion, regular ndivestivess counts may have ments charged. PUBLICATION DEAD were imeure pub! eas oe in The Citizen office & eistn in the morhing ae shore ‘san of publication, AP Newsfeatures Fa tan Sods vertising ts accepted under the following conditions: . io , evel at nee in E tine, transtent er contract, The Citt OST of the subdebs with Spee oie er oie ones We Seer ea sceith Rat [gry Mage Gimbitions get elrinty ‘or @ e Q 8 ie -O, eo e onan oF a advertisement wuare the error oceurs. swooney when they gee c ‘irl HELP WANTED A CO Wanted at once, secretary, quali- lwo-bedroom furnished house aug9-tf Wanted immediatley, first-class mechanic. Apply Navarro, Inc., opposite bus station. aug16-tf Bartender. Good pay. Must be veteran. Write Box §-15, c/o Citizen Office. aug15-tf Experienced presser for Hoffman machine. Navy Store, 419 Du- val. aug18-4tx BUILDING MATERIAL DISTRIBUTOR WANTED To. handle Perm-O-Metal wall: tile; 16 beautiful colors avail-! able in either steel or aluminum. Cest less than half the price of ceramic tile. Write for details. PERM-.O-METAL TILE CO. 9—-16 Ave., Newark 3, N. J. aug!8- “3tt HELP WANTED-—MALE Boys. Over $50 week! Sel) name name | plates for front doors. Write Mr. Ward, Box N.E.C., c/o Citi- | zen. augl8-1tx?: HELP WANTED—FEMALE t Ambitious, sell Xmas cards, sta- | tionery. Big profits. Colored catalog free. Beacon Hill Greet- ings, 115 Chauncy, A, Boston, Mass. augl8-Itx ! REFRIGERATION SERVICE Refrigeration service. Engineer- ' ing. Prompt service and repairs on all makes of domestic and commercial refrigerators. Fior- ida Keys Refrigeration Service, 1012 Division Street. Phone 211-J. aug18-3tx PERSONAL SERVICE If you need courteous and effi- cient plumbing service, call A. ; G. Roberts, 853. Licensed mas- ter plumber. augd-19t | For guaranteed plumbing work: and repairs, call John Curry,! 512 Margaret Street, Phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. ! Free estimates. augli-lmo, | Vacuum cleaners and washing | machines repaired. O'’Hriant.; Telephone 1164-M. aug1-tf} Picture Framing: Pictures framed and matted. Phone 1197-M, 614 Francis St. jul26-imox | All frames used for display pur- |} poses may be had for half-price! until the end of the month. * Evans-Pilkington Studio. aug11-tf Girls and boys, bring in your bi- cycle and let us put it in good condition for school opening. We Dave. all repair: parts ws st wl 920 Division Street: ‘Telephone 1380. aug18-3ix A. H. Williams, plumbing, con- | tract and repairing. -Prompt, | reliable, reas@mable. . Phone, 1385, 825 Elizabeth Street. fri-mon-wed-6t FOR SALE | Plumbing supplies, complete stock. Plastic tile, paints and brushes. Robert Leonard Co., 1532 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami, Fla. Phone 7-3421. aug1-tf New shipment sheets, cases, ta- blecloths, dresses, slips, etc. Very reasonable. R. R. Russell, 508 William St., Phone 831-R. aug16-2tx 16-foot boat, plus Evenrude in-| board engine, propeller and} shaft. $50.00. 1229 Duval St.| aug16-3tx Brand new Remington .22 6-shot bolt action with cleaning kit and 28 boxes of .22 long rifle shells. Price $25. 1500 Semin- ary or call 341-J, augl6-2tx Singer and other type, sewing machine, sold, repaired and re- built. Treadle machines elee- trified. Highest prices paid for old machines. Phone 1393, 70642 Duval Street. augl4-15t Automatic Duro electric water pump and two galvanized pres. sure tanks. Price cheap. In- quire 1119 Von Phister St. augls-tf Call 1077-M. EN ‘Two-bedroom house with modern! ee a a vocalist with a big name daxce orchestra step up to the micro- phone and give out with senti- mental jive. Jeepers, the lids exclaim, wouldn't it be woncer. with garage on lot 50 x 104. | fal to stand up there in a shim, 3210 venue ag gs Phone 78. jmering qown and hold the cud ‘augl2-6tx |jence in the palm of your hond. But just when we're deep in dreamdust. along comes trum:3et- tooting Ray Anthony, the hand- some bandleader, to stick a pin lin the balloon. Sure, Ray says any girl with a voice can be a vocalist, but— The first thing she musi do is learn how to sing. It’s not just a question of believing Automatic Duro electric water! younr friends who insist 59 pump. Two galvanized pres- |, are a natural born vocalist sure tanks. Price $50. Cali|* You may be the best singer in 1077-M or apply 1119 Von Phis- | your high school or perheps ter St. aug4-tf! pour mother asks you to sing for friends, but that .doe=n't prove anything, says Ray. Take a look at Uncle Will or Aunt Minnie and: notice if they cre gritting their teeth when you Cheap. give out with the high C’s. augie ate FOR SALE | Also nice yard. | augi2-6tx | 75-lb. Iee Box, $5. Call 1002-M or 3051 Harris Ave. aug. 15-3tx conveniences. Phone 445-J. | Brand new baby carriage. Cheap. 504 Bahama street. augi5-3tx; ' Notes ( (Promissary}, 1¢ each. Art- man Press, Citizen Bidg., phone marl15-tf | 12 ducks ready to lay. 1900 Staples Ave. And, says Ray, don’t believe Lady’ s bicwcle. New balloon tires. ari ont SEs | $12. 1900 Staples Ave. 33 & Lia augl8-2tx | ee Q & }) Be Make offer on two choice lots on! ia ai ‘y ze ee Ave. E. Lots 25 and 26. Ad-| Y \ dress, Carl Graffa, Gen. Del., Columbia, S. C. aug!8-5tx Zenith Trans-Oceanic portable | radio. New. $120.. 36-F Naval Air Station Housing. Evenings. aug18-2tx } Two lots 50 x 120 on Avenue E,! between 16th and 17th Sts. Price, $1,100. Apply 1301 Pe- tronia St. aug18-3tx | Two short sleeve middies, four sleeve, two navy skirts fit ehild 5 or 6 years. Mrs. Paul Hyre, 1503 Seminary. aug18-3tx SITUATION WANTED it each- you can sing until you have straight from your music t er’s mouth. If you do have a good voice, you'll still have to work to de- velop it. You'll have to learn how Aggressive young executive, man- agement and financial back- ground with extensive knowl- edge of Federal income tax laws. Excellent reputation. Third year in Florida. Write 2 als=- to breathe. Ray says you'll 801 Stovall's Prof. Bldg., Tam-{cover you breathe differen:ly pa. augl6-3t} when you sing, and you'll have a to discover the knack. Youll APPLIANCE REPAIRS have to learn to read music, to We do all types of electric re- es Se - pairs, refrigerators, washing|OQ\ne" SUnss—Posture, neue machines, vacuum cleaners, | 924, Poise. . fans. Pick up. and delivery}, After you have learned thea service. Florida Keys Refrig. | basics, get a job with a high It w veil eration. 1012 Division. Phone |School or college band. 211-J. augl8-2tx; help you to master “rhythm” ae and to carry the melody while PERSONAL the band is playing its confusing harmony part. iJennie: Please come home to| Then you're ready (perhaps) to | | Mac, Schuyler and Muggsey. aug18-16tx WANTED TO BUY apply for a job. says Ray. Have a recording made of your voice and send it along with a snep- shot to your favorite’ bandiccd- er, Jobs on local radio, stations are good, too, in bringing kids to the attention of a bandleader .Bandleaders don't shy away * feorn . toensters. Vaughar Moen- - reehired four teen ages: when a hired the Moonmajds from, exes. Lawrence Welk hired | Wanted—treadle Simger head. Good price paid, depending on Ew ion, $12 iio hrs, % Home ak Bisizeas ‘Yard. Write p* Box R-17, Citizen Office. Joan Mowery and teen ag:r. a augl6-6t) ‘Bobby Beers. | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE If you decide that you are PRE EES I ready and think you can ect a For any kind of properties in Key |jo b, consult your parents first. West, be it home or business,} Many girls who are not hep contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem-}to the ways of the glamor world, ing Street. Phone 153. perhaps would profit by the ad- aug8-12tx|vice of a young lass who came up from the South a few vears FOR RENT ago to find a job and found that a me jin reali around looking for a Furnished 242-room utility apart- | ing job she was not ex: actly ment. All utilities furnished. bit Sea Isle Apts. 915 Windsor | Lane. jly2i- - sai as a ladv—or a singe A very pretty girl, she took 2 iob as a photographic mod! to wait her chance. Then wheu she became vonulor, friends recommended her to some good Will lease for any period, 65- ft. Duval St. frontage, depth #250 | feet. Jerry’s Half-Acre. Has’ gaa Cae dance patio. Apply 507 Duval | safe singing jobs. Now she cca St. augl4-6t | afferd to be choosy and she is very much in demand bv tco- Small apartment, private bath.; flight handleaders and also has 508 William St., Phone 831-R. appeared in a singing part in augi6-2tx! a Broadway production. Ss Xt. oe (You may write Vivian Browy ‘in care of this paper about news WANTED TO RENT {of your own gang.) New outboard motor boats for rent at Lowe’s on Stock Island. One mile up the old highway.! Phone 748-J. augl8-2tx ——-— Navy lieutenant and wife, with | WANTED TO RENT * two children, desiring one or! ee two bedrom house or apartment,|Navy lieutenant and wife. two will drown children if neces- sary. Contact Lt. McClure, Ocean View Cottage 10-M. children, expect to have a pet, like parties and carry on othe’ normal social functions, des‘ | augl6-3tx; one or two bedroom housyto, apartment. Contaet L+ Unfurnished apartment or house.; Clure, Ocean View <otaes avgi6.tf° 10-M. aug

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