The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 19, 1949, Page 3

RATES: Regular Type Advertisements, junder | jthis head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word, for each insertion, but the minimum charge for the first 15. words or is:30c. Black The rate forAslag¢ktace type te the part of the advertisement wh ‘ FOR RENT—APARTMENTS $ AND HOUSES Furnished 2%-room apartment. Utilities furnished. $25.00 week- ly. Sea Isle Apartments, 915 Windsor Lane. jan1-tf Furnished apartinent, 3 rooms and bath. Maid and janitor serv-| ices, linens and utilities fur- nished. Coral Hotel, Apart- ments, opposite Post -Office. janl-tf ee ener encietae) 2 nur ence ec ees Tourist Court Apartments. Elec- tric kitchen. Reasonable. Chil- dren welcomed. Apply 909 Elizabeth Street. janl-tf Nice 3-bedroom home, complete- ly furnished, on large’ fruit lot in quiet section. Rental to May Ist, $600.00, or single month, $250.00. Johnson & Johnson. janl2-tf Two-bedroom, completely furn- ished house. Seasonal. Winter resident only. E. A. Strunk, Jr., Phone 816. , janl5-tf For lease, new one-bedroom apartment, near new _ beach. Tile bath, accommodate four, two private entrances. $800. for season. Inquire 1120 Wash- ington Street. jan15-6tx New three-bedroom house beauti- fully finished and furnished. Electric kitchen. Telephone 109, Adams. jan18-2t Home. Two bedrooms. Monthly or yearly. 1208 White Street. dec19-3tx Apartment. kitchen. yearly. Modern, _ electric No pets. Monthly or 1208 White Street. ! janl8-3tx FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS Four apartments, rooms and light houseképping rooms, $5 to $15} per week. . 411 William Street. jani-I1mox The Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming + Street, Has an efficiency apt. and several sleeping rooms va- cant. Low weekly or monthly rates. jani-tf The M. & B. Guest House has ef- ficiency apartments and rooms. Reasonable rates. Eaton and Francis. Phone 1445-W. jani19-tf| FOR RENT—COTTAGES Newly furnished one-bedroom cottage. Utilities and linens furnished. Seasonal rent. Ap- ply Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 Southard Street. jan18-6tx Small guest cottage, suitable for winter visitors or employed couple. Light housekeeping. $20.00 per week. Available Sunday. Phone 1054-M. jan19-1t FOR RENT—STORES i Large store, 218 Simonton, 35x60. Reasonable. Phone 682, ask for Hy. janl-tf FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS Overseas Hotel, low rates. Cof- fee shop, bar. jan1-tf FOR RENT— BUSINESS LOCATIONS ! Opposite Overseas Hotel. Apply | 1217 Eliza, Phone 352-J. i jan18-tf WANTED—TO RENT eyo or three-bedroom apartment| house. Naval officer, wife two children. Call 790,! After or and Extension 518, before 3. 3, Ext. 251. Lt. Dorman. jan18-3tx | FOR SALE—BUSINESS PLACES ———$—$ Motorcycle Shop for sale cheap. Apply 132 Simonton, Phone 287 jan17-tf Ladies’ and Children’s Wearing Apparel Store. Centrally lo- a with established _busi- Due to ill health will sell) Phone 1311-M. jan17-3tx cat dep. fox inventory ‘jlave their advertisements WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, .1949;- CT CLASSIFIED ADS » Information for the Advertisers ‘is 3c a word and the minimum charge for the first 15 words or less: is 45c. PAYMENT Payment for classified ad- vertisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertis- $rs with. ledger accounts : may | a and Ant¥ Streets. r charged. LL LL ADVERTISI# iG IS ACCEPTED und 4 . transient or contract, The Citisen ‘will be responsible only for the first‘insertion in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for onl ider the following conditions: ] ly the ac ere the error occurs, i ‘ ae DEADLINE ure publication, copy 1 the office before 11 -the day of publica- OFFICE . Business office.in The Citi- en’ Bigiging, corner Greene ALTA HAH uaa yatta Door .to; the ight on’ entering buildings t Fill In the event of error in advertis- ‘tual amaunt of space occupied by FOR SALE—USED CARS | FOR SALE—MOTOR BIKES, 39 Buick Special, 2-door sedan. Can be seen at 39-B White Street, NAS. jan19-3tx 1946 Oldsmobile de luxe sedan. Hydromatic. Must sell. Apply} 901 Catherine Street, corner! Margaret. jan17-3tx Buick convertible, 1947. Excel- lent condition, original owner. 703 South Street. jan17-6tx 1941 Studebaker Club Coupe. Apply 915 Eaton Street. jan18-3tx 1935 Graham Custom Four-Door Sedan. Very good condition. ; May be seen evenings. 727 Southard Street. $200. jan18-3tx FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Bundles of old newspapers at 1- cent each bundle. Inquire at The Citizen Office. | | | Electrify your old sewing ma- chine. Phone 1164-M. jan17-6t Thayer baby carriage, good con- dition. Phone 1025-M. nov20-tf F' SCOOTERS & MOTORCYCLES American motor scooter. Tires, engine and condition good. $125.00. 3715 Flagler Ave., Phone 1135-R. jan18-2tx FOR..SALE—PROMISSARY NOTES Notes: (Promissary), 1c each. Minimum five. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. dec27-tf POR SALE—TRAILERS Luggage trailer, steel body, 1500 pounds capacity. Tires and can- opy included. Phone? 1492-M. jan]5-4tx 25’ Travelite house trailer, 1948 model.. Lived in 4 months. Must sell. T. T. Rogets, Casa Serena Trailer Park, Marathon, Florida. jan19-6tx OR SALE—FLOWERS, ROSES, PLANTS, TREES AND SHRUBS Radiance roses. Freeman's. Tele- phone 672-W. jan18-19-22-24-26-29-31-7tx STORAGE jan18-3t| Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture Good design in your letterhead, business card or outside sign enhances the prestige of your| business. Bring your art, de- sign and decorating problems to the Marshall Studio on Tele- graph Lane. jan12-19-2t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Subdivision lots for sale. Ideal fishing camp and home site lo- cation, ocean to highway front- age, cleared, graded, water, dredged channel on each lot, Phone 798. jan1-tf or. commercial. GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES Finest quality breeding stock Radio Warblers, male and fe- male. Nesting materials, breed- ing cages. Key West Garden & _. Lawn Supply Co,, 830 Fleming St., Phone 1019. janl8-tf HELP WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE 22 miles from Key -West: Resi-! Photo finisher, must be experi- dent agent on premises. $1000 to $1600. Summerland Key, c/o Ramrod Key P.O., Fla. Phone Summerland Key No. 1. jan7-12t Two-bedroom furnished house. | Phone 1067-J. jan13-6tx Terms. Completely furnished 2-bedroom cottage, on nice Iandscaped cor- ner lot. Price, $12,000. See us about this. three apartments, near Truman Avenue. A good investment buy. Price, $15,000 for quick sale. Johnson & Johnson. jani4-tf My 2-bedroom furnished home. Apartment house, { ! { enced, full or part time. Miller Photo, 1023 White Street. jan18-6t HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stenographer-clerk. Selling ex- perience preferred but not es- sentiali.if'"willing to learn. Permanent job. Attractive sal- ary. Apply in person. Pol- lock’s Jewelry, 508 Duval. jan10-tf | Beautifician at once. Apply in person at Cayo Hueso Beauty Salon, 919 Simonton Street. jan17-tf |. Wanted—Registered nurse. 40- hour week. Night work as su- MT | | | i ‘ t BY ROBERT SIDNEY BOWEN Chapter 23 WHEN I reached the sidewalk I also reached the decision that, murder or not, I had to eat. | H ; So I went up a couple of blocks, one over eastward, and found a little place where the food was good, and the customers the strong silent type. When'I came out it was some- thing after four o'clock. The in- wner_ Barnes was quite content. And, as a matter of fact, the mental Barnes was feeling pretty good, too, thank you. I had done me an awful lot of serious think- ing, and some guessing. And the result was that I felt sure that not many more pieces were needed to be fitted into place to give me the whole picture. Any- way, it seemed that way to me, as I popped into a cigar store and called Paula’s apartment. No answer. I look at my watch. Four-thirty. No use, now, callin the couple of places where might have found her earlier. My best bet was the Biltmore Cock- tail Lounge. Dropping in there around five was a daily custom of ours, whether together or alone. I had no sooner walked. under the clock than I saw her. Sitting right at our usual table, and with ..+ + guess who? None other than Gordon Parrish! I started threading through the tables toward them. Paula saw me first, and smiled brightly. Relief, or spite, I didn’t know. “Hello, darling!” she said. “You're early, too. Did you have a nice trip?” I didn’t even look at Parrish. Not yet. I grinned, bent over and kissed Paula. y “A lovely trip, lovely,” I said. “You should have been along. Hello, Parrish. Eurlich all right, now? “Yes, quite all right, Mr. Barnes,” he said, and hitched over a little to make more room for me. “And I would like to say that he got what he deserved. I apologize again.” “Forget it,” I said, and tried TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1749—(200 years ago) Isaiah Thomas, Boston and Worces' Mass., publisher-printer and pa- triot, historian of the press, founder of American Antiquari-+ an Society, born in Boston. Died | April 4, 1831. 1807—Robert E. Lee, Confeder- ate commander-in-chief, whose ; genius, character and humanity , head the Match of Dimes cane place him among the great of alli paign in the public schools of time, born at Stratford, Va. Died in Lexington, Va., Oct. 12, 1870. 1809—Edgar Allan Poe, poet and short-story teller, the great-| est American literary genius, | whose life was a tragic one, born, in Boston. Died in Baltimore,! Oct. 7, 1849. i 1851—David Starr Jordan, the} famed California naturalist, col-! lege president and peace advo-, cate, born in New York. Died | Sept. 19, 1931. i 1887 — Alexander Woollcott,} journalist, man of letters, author | and wit, born at Phalanx, N. J.! Died Jan. 24, 1943. WANTED—TO BUY | Antique glass, china, figurines | and brass Mrs. E. L. Semke, | P.O. Box 505, Key West, Fla. jan18-3tx | All-electric tile kitchen, tile] pervisor in Navy Nursery. Sal- bath. Large lot. Good loca-} ary, $275 month, to start. Tele- tion. Priced to sell. Phone} phone 1536-R. jan18-5tx 1311-M. jan17-3tx | - | Experienced waitresses. Must Desirable lot, 50 x 120. Eagle have white shoes and uniforms. Avenue, one block from ocean. Fine residential section al- ready built up. Sidewalks, ab- stract, etc., all clear. 72-2 Poin- ciana Place, Phone 732-M. ‘ jan17-3tx Modern two-bedroom house, in town, and equity in furnished MacArthur house. Apply 2810 Seidenberg Avenue. jan18-6tx Hotels, apartment houses, dining room seating 77, business prop- erty on Duval Street. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming Street, Box 303, Key West. jan18-7tx choice adjoining. residential lots—individually or together. Phone 869-M or write to P.O. Box 530. 2 FOR SALE—HOTELS furnished { improved! china dishes, glassware, bric a! ; Duffy’s Tavern. jan18-3tx|! brac, figurines, old dolls, oil, s, music boxes, cuckoo; | Barmaid and waitres Apply , firearms, old iron and! between 5 and 8 p.m. Sloppy brass articles, old buttons, | | Joe’s Bar. jan19-2t charm strings, etc. Write A.; | Mixdorf, 520 Truman Ave. ! | NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC jan19-6tx : { | Key West supper, home-cooked, WANTED—EMPLOYMENT Saturday, Jan. 22, 6 to 8 p.m.. Key West Woman's Club, 319 Duval. $1.50 per person. Tick- ets sold at Woman's Club or | call 589-J. junl0-12t High School graduate, 20 years, | strong and willing, needs work of any kind. Phone 188-M. jan18-2tx } At the SUN AND SAND CLUB delicious HOT AND COLD BUFFET. COCKTAILS? “Let ning. © Popular prices. FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT Small hotel in downtown Key West, Fla. contains 8 large rooms with 5 baths and two apartments. All in perfect condition. Large lot and good money maker. Must dispose on account of health. Box 532, / Key West, Fla. janl-tf FOR SALE—DRY GOODS 1 electrical National cash re; White Inn Bar, 1018 Truman ! Avenue. ) George Do It!” OPEN TO THE| PUBLIC six to nine every eve-! | jan19-21-2t jan19-4tx | ———._—_______—_ | gister. | Bar stools, 3 large exhaust fans. | jani7-6tx | PERSONAL treatments by For ap- | Swedish massage graduate masseuse. pointment, Phone 575. wed-fri-mon-tf; \ MISCELLANEOUS | | Cleaning and pressing. Bearup’s ! Dry Cleaning Works, 514 Mar- garet Street. jan5-23tx | REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PLUMBING 1/3 off present retail 918 Fleming Street. Over price. HOME DECORATORS You will find the latest trends in texture, color and design in the new slip cover aud drapery ma- terials at CAROLINE SHOP on Ann Street. Prices from $1.29 ur janl7-tf REPAIRS AND SERVICE —REFRIGERATION } Immediate service, domestic commercial. Holbrook Refrig- eration Service, Phone 724-W. jan l&sfits ; i . | 4-door stainless steel Jordan Re- | frigerator. Used nine months. } jan18-5tx | or) Reliable and efficient plumbing service. Free estimates. Phone i 853. A. G. Roberts. jan17-4t RS AND SERVICE REPAI » —RADIOS | Radio repairs, while U-wait. Low , ) standard prices by catalog. 14 years radio experience in man-{ ufacturing plants. 1116 White-} head Street. Phone 769-M. ‘ | | i i jan7-15tx to make it good-natured. “He's just the impulsive type, I guess. Besides, who am I to blame you for having me shadowed? Cer- tainly not. You had paid out money, and were entitled to pro- tect your investment in what- ever way you thought best. Right?” ee He knew that. I..was actually spitting in his eye, but he couldn't do a single thing about it other than to keep smiling, and take it. “Well, that’s a’ very nice way of putting it, sir,” he said. Then, with a glance Paula’s way, he said, “As a matter of fact, Mr. Barnes, that is the reason you find me in such charming com- pany. I mean, I have been try- ing to find you ever since you left in order to explain more fully about Franz’s shock at the news, so that you would not con- tinue to be offended by so dis- graceful an episode.” “I’m never in here until this time any afternoon,” I said. “I’m usually at my office or my apart- ment.” “But, Mr. Barnes,” he got out as his face became the color of an underdone steak; one that had been run over by a tank, “I phoned both your office, and then your apartment, and...” Paula’s heel dug into my shin as she spoke. “And then he: called me, Gerry,” she said. “Lord knows I didn’t know where you were. It’s been a long time since you left to make a visit yesterday noon, you know! So I told Mr. Parrish you usually dropped in here around five. And he was nice enough to invite’ me to join him and wait.” “Well, all’s well with the world,” I said in my brightest voice. “Very much all well, for mmiee? Parrish almost slid off his chair, he leaned forward so quickly. “You mean, Mr. Barnes... ? You mean you've found the mur- derer?” “Which murder?” I asked. “Why ... why, both!” he man- aged. “You know who killed René DeFoe, and also Maurice Cardeu.?” I continued to give him the blank face. Then I shook my head slowly. “No, I don’t,” I said. “That’s for the police. Right now I’m Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF JANUARY 19, 1939 | TTT IT quite content to know why. The motive, to be technical.” F MY remark stattled Parrish! any he was clever enough te cover up so I couldn't tell, As matter of fact, though, I only watch him for a couple | split seconds. Paula shot out a hand; gripped mine, and I was forced to give her my attention. Her eyes were big and wide. “You know why René DeFoe, and this Maurice Cardeur, were murdered, Gerry?” she exclaimed. “Tell me.” I frowned and shook my head. “The things you ask in public,” I countered. Then with a gesture, I asked, “What do you think I've been doing in the last thirty hours or so?” That was a mistake, and I knew it the instant it was off my tongue. Paula stiffened, and her eyes became very dangerous. “That is what I would like to know most of all,” she snapped. “Tl bet it wasn’t all work, and no play!” That would get us nowhere, except'in each other's hair, se simply looked hurt and turned to Parrish. “Incidentally, I'm glad you did find me,” I said. “Truth of the matter is I called your place a couple of times, but there was no answer. There's a couple of things I want to ask you.” He twisted his ugly face inte a smile, but his eyes were as sharp as a pistol shot. only hope I can answet them, Mr. Barnes,” he said. ' I held off while Nick set down their refills. “Counting out DeFoe,” I finally said, “who would you say was mad enough at Cardeur to want to kill him?” The first pect of his answer was a dry chuckle, and a little help- less shake of his head. “I told you before, in this very place,” he said with a wave at the lounge, “that we of the Un- derground had hundreds of ene- mies. And many of them are still our enemies today. We.. .” “Yes, I remember,” I cut in, and watched him closely. “But I understand you had bing few a secrets from each other. be you can narrow down the to two or three, eh?” (To be continued) eral months under the former | airplane shed at the foot of Duval j street will be launched late next month, foreman Loxley Arch in- formed The Citizen today. | Chariman Carl Bervaldi of the » Monroe county commission said ‘ today that all questions had been | settled in obtaining the right of CHT | way for the construction of the School Superintendent Melvin |E. Russell today was named to Monroe county. Overseas Highway over all the | Senior Patrol Leader Ray Perez | presided at a meeting of Boy ! Scout Troop 51, held in Wesley Phone 166 Antiques, old fashioned decorated} + Mayor Willard M. Albury said , House on Monday night today that he will return unsign-/ Mrs. Thomas James said tod: ed to city council the ordinance! she had been informed that that provides for the purchase of j daughters, Josephine and Gwet- parking meters for Key West on) dolyn James, who had had severe the ground that the city charter} attacks of flu in the Florida provides that the city must ad- State College for Women, are now vertise for bids in matters of this | recovering. nature. He added that he will} quote sections of the ordinance j pertaining to the point at issue. ee City council, at a meeting last i night, passed an ordinance on ’ | first reading prohibiting the aSj parking of automobiles on Key r construction for sev- West streets from midnight to 6 ia. m., so that the street sweeper j;may be operated without hin- { drance. The cable schooner that h been unde MOVING AND HAULING Furniture Moving... General Hauling Every Load Fully Insured Today The Citizen says in an , editorial paragraph: ISLAND CITY TRANSFER ; “The cure for anger is silence E. V. Kinsman Try it, jan3-1mox. alw and you will find it works Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —— between —— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West af 6:00 o'clock A.M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o’clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o’clock P. M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock P. M. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. 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