The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1949, Page 3

RATES Advertisements under this . head will be-inserted’ in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for’ cach insertion, but . the mininym charge for, the first :15 words or less: is: 30c. Black Face. Type The rate for’ blackface type ‘FOR RENT—APARTMENTS ARD HOUSES Furnished 2%-room apartment. Utilities furnished. $25.00 week- “ly. Sea Isle Apartments, 915 _ Windsor Lane. jan1-tf Forhioned apatenche, 3 rooms and ebath. Maid and janitor serv- ‘dees, linens. and. utilities * fur- Vnishad.s Coral Hotel. Apart- . ‘ments, opposite Post ‘Office. L : *3" “ Janl-tt - outa Court ‘Apartments, Elec- tric kitchen. Reasonable. Chil- /dren welcomed:.. Apply’ 909 ’:Elizabeth Street. janl-tf ee eee Nice 3-bedroom’ hem, complete- / ly’ furnished, on ‘large. fruit ‘lot {in [quiet’ section.’ Rental to: May it $600.00, or “single month, » $250.00. Johnson & ' Johnson. jan12-tf New — one-bedroom’. apartment. Day, week,. or ‘month. Near “New Beach, 1120 “Washington ‘ \ Street, . jan22- -3tx artment for rent, “with. pur- $e of furniture. 713 Simon- fj ‘© sjan24-3tx ton Street. e-bedroom apartment: All: util- ities. , $100,. month, ..$35 per ‘week. Phone 1475. jan24-tf ae ‘DWo- bedroom unfurnished house. i.Electric kitchen, | tiled bath. apply 812 Olivia Street. ‘jan25-3tx VFOR RENT_—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS. Four apartmenits, roams’ and light phousekeeping rooms:$5 to $15 * per week. 411 William Street. ~ ‘. janl-1mox ‘The Stutz “Hotel, “410 Fleming “Street, has. an -efficiency: apt. } and several sleeping rooms va- cant. rates. Low weekly. or monthly be jani-tf Attention Tourists: M. & B. Guest ‘House itvites’ you’ to relax on vtheir Beauty -.Sléep-Masters. : Efficiencies and rooms.. Eaton j tat ee pi aie: 1445-W. jan25-tf FOR REWTLCOTTAGES Small guest cottage. ‘Suitable . for winter visitors or unem- “ployed couple, Rent, $20 week. Call 1054-M. jan25-tf FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished rooms, ~ 626 Grinnell pipmece $8.00 per week. + Jan22-3tx FOR RENT—STORES Large store, 218 Simonton, 35x60. Reasonable. Phone 682, ask for Hy. jani-tf “FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS Overseas Hotel, low rates. Cof-j fee shop, bar. jani-tf FOR RENT—BOATS a Sam Lowe's Boat Rental Service. New Mercury outboard motors and Ramsey plywood boats and rowboats. Visit Stock Island ‘Information for the Advertisers | TL ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of error in advertis- ing, transient ar contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the ‘first insertion in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space cncupleg by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. TI a I ‘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-| | Business office in The Citi- ers with ledger accounts may|zen Building, corner Greene aave their advertisements} and Ann Streets. Door to the charged. right on entering building. DEADLINE To insure publication, copy must be in the office before 11 o’clock on the day of publica- tion. OFFICE FOR ae oat PLACES FOR SALE—USED CARS | 1937 Chevrolet Sedan, as is, $100. Good motor. Apply 68-2 Poin- ciana. jan22-3tx Motorcycle Shop for sale cheap. Apply 132 Simonton,’ Phone ——_-—_—_-—-—_____—_—_|_ 287. jan17-tf 1938 Willys coupe, mechanically | perfect. 1112 Angela Street. FOR Sale—KEY PROPERTY, jan22-3tx} OCEAN FRONTAGE FOR SALE’ 1937 Dodge coupe, $150. Phone} —SIX HUNDRED FT. OCEAN 1475. jan24-tf} FRONTAGE. IDEAL FOR.PRI- VATE FISHING CAMP’ OR, SMALL SUBDIVISION... ie Jeep, with 5 good tires; 1938 Packard, 4:door sedan, radio) MILES FROM. -KEY WEST. heater, new paint; 1937,Chev-| GOOD DOCKAGE, HIGH rolet, 2-door ‘sedan, good con- LAND. BARGAIN. - WRITE dition; reasonable; 1937 Ford| BOX. G.W.D., C/O CITIZEN. convertible. Can be seen at, Tony’s Auto Body Shop, 603, Greene. jan24-6t| jan25-6tx FOR SALE—BOATS ‘AND MARINE MOTORS a 1941 Studebaker, club coupe. : Need money, low price. Terms! 24-foot cabin cruiser, little over can -be arranged. Inquire 915] 1 year old. Boat and motor like. Eaton ‘Street. jan24-3tx | new. Call 527-J. _ jan21-4t New 1948 Pontiac De Luxe Sta-.5 h.p. outboard motor., Also 12 sie FOR SALE—MOTOR . BIKES, SCOOTERS & MOTORCYCLES, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ‘like ~ new, Cushman _ scooter,. Bundles of old newspapers at 1-| bought in July. . $225.00: Call? cent each bundle. Inquire at} 740-M. jan20-6tx The Citizen Office. nov20-tf - FOR SALE—TRAILERS _ FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE 25’ Travelite house, trailer, 1948 Completely furnished 2-bedroom}| model. Lived in 4 months. cottage, on nice landscaped cor- fugt sell: Te Ts Rogers, Casa ner lot. Price, $12,000. See us| *Segena Trailer: Park, Marathon, about this. Apartment house,{ Florida. jan19-6tx three apartments, near Truman Avenue. A good investment| Trailer, 27x7.' Call 702-M- buy. Price, $15,000 for quick, ‘jan22-6t sale. Johnson & Johnson. oe eet FOR SALE—DRY GOODS i jani4-tf Hotels, apartment houses, dining HOME DECORATORS room seating 77, business prop-| You will find the latest trends in erty on Duval Street. Paul texture, color and design.in the Boyeen, 626 Fleming Street,} ‘new slip cover and drapery ma- Box 303, Key West. janl8-7tx) terials at CAROLINE SHOP on Ann Street. Prices from $1.25 up. ‘ : jani7+tf Two-bedroom C.B.S. home, by owner. “Write W.V., c/o Citi-| —___ zen. jan22-tf}| Going North? New shipment Cor- duroy snap-on-crotch overalls; Lot. 50 x. 100, near. Naval Hos-| sizes 1-2-3; Corduroy coat suits, pital. Call 1364-W after 6:00 wool coat and Jodphur’ suits. P.M. , jan25-3tx} CHILDREN’S CORNER, | Si- monton, near Sears. jan243t Choicest residential corner in : Martello Towers, 95 x 100. Close BOOKS AND ART SUPPLIES. Books Booka: Art Supplies “Art Supplies Bookshop. Cor. Simonton & Eaton to County Beach. Terms. For sale by ownér, 1496-M. jan25-tf Books | FOR SALE— CITRUS FRUIT TREES REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PLUMBING | CITAUS FRUITS IN YOUR OWN YARD THE YEAR ROUND. * Florida’s largest and oldest a offers fine two-year-old trees at greatly reduced prices. Send postal card for illustrated ; catalogue. GLEN SAINT MARY | NURSERIES COMPANY, Win- ter Haven, Florida. jan25;feb1-8-15-22;mar1-8-15 i Reliable and efficient plumbing srvice. Free estimates. Phone 853, A. G. Roberts. jan22-8t Purie’s ‘Plumbing, Phone 665-J, 3314 Pine Street. Reliable and reasonable. Day and night service. jan22-25tx REPAIRS AND SERVICE —RADIOS FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Electric washer, $15.00. 626 Grin-| Radio repairs, while U-wait. Low nell Street. * jan22-3tx standard prices by catalog. 14 years radio experience in Magic Chef stove, table-top, por- manufacturing plants. 1116 celain oven and broiler. 1112 Whitehead Strect. Telephone Angela Street. jan22-3tx 769-M. jan25-15tx today and fish your worries : ~ away. jan21-6tx| Steel ice box, very good condi- REPAIRS AND SERVICE— tion, cheap. Apply 1314 Eliza; ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WARTED—TO RENT Street. a Washers, irons, vacuums and Navy licutenant desites two-bed-| Sofa bed, in good condition. Ap-' fans repaired. O'’Briant, Phone room house or apartment, pre-| ply 813 Francis Street. 1164-M. jan24-6t \ferably unfurnished. Phone jan24-2tx 1445-W. jan22-3tx SERVICES—LAUNDRY New Admiral refrigerator, 12 Wanted—Small furnished apart-| original cost. Lovely desk and| THE WASH SHOP -ment or comfortable bedroom} radio - phonograph. Leaving} We wash—while you shop. — 1020 for elderly man. Please give apartment vacant. Barber, 709 Fleming Street. jan25-26tx details and price. Address Box} Emma. jan20-6tx c/o Citizen. \ No. P.K., jan22-3tx Wantcd—Bedroom, light cooking privileges, reasonable rent, by cultured, settled woman. Tele- phone 1089-J. jan25-3tx FOR SALE—HOTELS seaccgeiee egetece apeeeerae Small hotel in downtown Key West, Fla. contains 8 large rooms with 5 baths and two apartments. All in perfect eondition, Large lot and good . Money maker. Must dispose on account of health. Box 532, Key West, Fla. jani-tf GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES —EE S| Hector’s plant, nutritional spray.} dissolves in water. Also sprays] Electric stove, $50.00. Apply 1116 Truman Avenue. jan25-3tx FOR SALE—PROMISSARY NOTES ) and dusts for all garden pests. | Key West Garden & Lawn Sup- Notes (Promissary), 1c each.| ply Co., Phone 1019. Minimum five. Artman Press, jan24-tf Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. dec27-tf . MOVING AND HAULING : Furniture Moving... General Hauling Every Load Fully Insured ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman jan3-lmox ————_——————— FOR SALE—TROPICAL FISH A Just arrived, large variety of ex- otic tropical fish at 1831 First Street. Open Sunday. Phone 1172-R, jan25-3t TEN; tion Wagon. White -sidewall} foot boat. Apply 1217 Petronia tires, heater and radio. 2000! Street. jan2§-4tx]. miles. Phone 1482-M. | jan4-tues-thurs-sat-1mox |‘ Nankeen cloth is said to Chine, | its name from. Nanking, China, where it, is said to have been first | manufactured. Bed =| 4 4 WANTED—TO BUY Antiques,.old' fashioned decorated | \chine dishes, glassware, bric a -brac;’ figurines, old dolls,.. oil ‘lamps,. musi¢ boxes, cuckoo} ‘Clocks,’ firearms, old iron and brass . articles, old buttons, ‘charm strings, ‘etc. Write A;| Mixdort, 526 Truman Ave. | ‘ ‘ jan19-6tx, Small, shousé or lot, colored neigh- | borhood.. Must: be near. city , Water and ‘sewage system. Ad- “dress all information Box #.H., care, Citizen. jan22-3tx | | ¥%” electric ‘drill -motor, Crafts- | man preferred. - Key West nae? sige 508« Fleming Street. . : jan25-, atx | Cleaniig and’ pressing. Bearup’s Dry Cleaning Works, 514 Mar- Garet Street. jan5-23tx cud ‘MBCELLANEOUS ie HELP: WANTED—SALESMEN VALUABLE SALES TERRITORY ’. OPEN If you can sell, Fyr- Fyter offers; .you a raré opportunity to es-| tablish .yourself.in a permanent and ‘profitablé business. “You, will -handle the complete Fyr- Fyter. line of fire extinguishers, | Tanging*in size from one quart! to 40 gallons capacity. Every extinguisher is fully approved by the Underwriters’ Labora- tories and, virtually all. other ‘safety organizations. : Our produets are sold direct:.to factories, public . institutions, schools, ~ hotels, © theatres, ~ tav- erns,. lumber companies, grain “mills, homes, farms, transporta- tion concerns and in fact all classes’ of prospects. We do not sell thru stores and jobbers. We | extend liberal credit terms to customers. i The Fyr-Fyter Company is look- ing for a top grade man. This is not a part time job or a side- line job: This is a man-sized ‘job whieh will produce a man- ‘sized income year after year if $+you work. Fully assigned terri- tory is yours. An incentive vlan offers’ an opportunity to niake top bracket profits. Repeat bus- imess will soon account for 60 to 70% of your income. Fyr- <Fyter- has been established 33] years and we have men who j have been with us over 20 years. { Write the Fyr-Fyter Co., Dept. T-| 10, Dayton 1, Ohio, giving suffi- cient information about your- self to eliminate aires. correspondence. j | jan24-3t |= ’ HELP WANTED—MALE OR FEMALE Beautician, all around operator,! steady employment. Martin's Hair Stylist, 921 Truman Ave. jan20-6t Experienced bookkeeper. male or; female. See Mr. Knowles,: Overseas Transportation Co., corner Eaton and Francis Sts. jan24-3t) HELP WANTED—MALE ! Young men willing to work. Ap-; ply Perez Bros. Bakery. | jan21-tf: HELP WANTED—FEMALE | Stenographer- -clerk. Selling ex- | perience preferred but not es-, sential if willing to learn.} i Permanent job. Attractive sal- ary. Apply in.person. Pol-} lock’s Jewelry, 508 Duval. jan10-tf Set SS ee | STORAGE | | | \ Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture or commercial. Phone 798. janl-tt Lost B. & A. Credit Card. Reward it returned to John Forbes, Over- } seas Hotel hme enn ; ed after the Aryan ; the northwest more jan25-2tx $ The Weather _ FORECAST: Key West and Vicinity; ‘Partly cloudy weather with little change in temperature thru ,Wodnesday: The winds will bé mioderate to fresh southeasterly... | Florida: Partly’ cloudy. and. mild thru Wednesday. Showers in‘the Tallahassee area Wednesday. Jacksonville “thrur the’ Florida Moderate éast 'to southeast ‘winds? thru Wednesday. : East Gulf: Moderate tb ocea- sionally fresh southeasterly wirids secoming south over north: por- tion Wednesday:~ Partly ©: cloudy weather. Few scattered showers over extreme north portion Wed- nesday. No small eraft or storm ° warn- ings have. been issued... Key West, Fla., Jan: 25, ap: (Observation taken at’ Ci ty, Office, 8-30 a.m.,; EST). : “Temperatures” Highest: yesterday i Lowest last night Mean ... Normal -... Precipitati Total last. 24. hours Total this month - Deficiency this month Total this year: . Deficiency: this oe = Relative Hi dit 8:30 a.m, 86% ° Barometer © (Sea Level), 8:30 a.m. 30.32 ins. —1026:8° mbs. - 76 48. ins, _ 410 tris. 1 48 ins. t Tomorrow's pacar 5 Sunrise F312/ jac. Sunset “D. Moonrise ‘Moonset. ° TIDES (Naval Base) - Tomorrow (Eastern Standard Tin ) “High ese hacen 9:15 a.m. - 2:28 a.m, 8:05 p.m. : 1:05. p.m. © ADDITIONAL TIDE. DATA. (Reference Station:. Key., West) Time of| ‘Height of Station— Bahia Honda (bridge) No Name Key (east end) —..+2h 20m | Boca Chica | (Sandy Point)—0h 40m. - | Caldes Channel (north end) .+2h 10m 000 0.0 ft. +1,4 ft. | NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. | SCORNS $100 TACOMA, Wash.—A _ youthful bandit, brandishing a gun, de- manded cash from the: assistant manager of the Seaboard Finance Company office. The manager , took all the money from the till | —about $100—stuffed it in a bank | bag and handed it over. The bandit counted the money, threw it on the floor and stalked out, muttering, “It isn’t worth it.” { Louisville; 1 Straits: Partly cloudy: ‘weather. eae" visiting ‘here’ the ‘last | wd ns ~part of Monroe county. ‘Mr, and Mrs, Will- Baez. Tide |high water India’s untouchable _ classifica- tion is believed to have develop- invasion of than 3,000 years ago. Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN. FROM, FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF JANUARY. 25, 1939 Lawrence Jones, owner ‘of Frankfurt ‘Distilleries Compan’ Kentucky, who hg ‘years, today. characterized West as “ancient; weeter ny likeable. ie 1 . ‘The annex that is being tu to the. county . courthouse; at cost of $25,000, will be eoniple in “six weéKs,” ‘the Canftactor today. : i Two sales. of tax seqrt will be held at the ‘county¥-court- house on’ Thursday’ and~ Briday afternvons, begining at 2 o'clock. The lots number more thari 700, with most of them in the «.main- ” Repairing * ‘of .the Roosevelt 70 | Boulevard will be completed by ‘| February 1, Carl Betvaldi, F;,-ins, | man ‘of ‘the Monroe county 0 ins.| mission, said today.” 4 “Mr. and’ Mrs. George ‘EUipt Patterson of St. Simon's 3 .| Ga, are visiting ~ Miss: Ei terson ‘at her home ‘on ° street. Mr. Pattérson Patterson's brother. ok Flossie Ketchings '* a en ’ Miss Mi8s .Camille Pierce will ‘| tain the Key West Junior Wo | a's Club Thursday Ries Louis: Richardson, his sis 4 ‘Miss Phillis ‘Richardson, and Irma Pinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Pinder, left this, morning for Miami to vibit Lipid ng ae Stone Church Service’Club, a- meeting last night, decided * sh participate in the drive’ ta. control — in Key, West? in an tukjs “Today The Citizen’ says editorial paragraph: “The man worth while ‘defeat with a smile.” TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1823 — Dan Rice, circus cloyn and showman, as well known @s Barnum to his generation, born in New York. Died Feb. 22, 1900. 1825—George E. Pickett, famed Confederate general, born in Richmond, Va. Died July 30, 1875. ' 1860—Charles Curtis, TopeRa, Kansas, lawyer, congressman, senator and Vice, President, bern in North Topeka, Kans. Died Feb. | 8, 1936. 1962—Edith Wharton, famed novelist, born.in New York. Diéd Aug. 11, 1937. 1863—Rufus M. Jones, famed Quaker leader, born in South China, Maine. Died in Switzer- land, Sept. 17, 1948. 1881—Emil Ludwig, noted bi- ographer-author, born in Ger- many. Died in Switzerland, Sept. 17, 1948. Two-thirds of Eire’s three-mih lion people are farmers. For QUALITY Kentile Asphalt Tile New Colors and Patterns for Every Room in the House — COVERING OUR a FREE ESTIMATES Key West Floor Covering Co. M. E. Stuts 133) UNA shinee FLOORS, It’s PHONE 1454 a ooo