The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 11, 1949, Page 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1949 ~ FOR RENT~APARTMENTS Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and bath. Maid and janitor sery- iees, linens and utilities fur- nished. Coral Hotel Apart- ments, opposite Post Office. febl-tf 3 rooms, 4 beds, electric kitchen. Private bath and shower.’ On beach. Private entrance. Phone SIF FOR SALE—USED CARS 1947 Buick, 4-door super, new paint, 24,000 miles. Price, $1950; *Terms $950 down, balance can be financed. Can be seen at Ray’s Bar, 627 Duval Street} Phone 1447-J. feb5-6tx 4 i SEDI TTL AONE. Gi BER. a, 1946 Oldsmobile, de Luxe, two: tone, hydramatic, all extras. Reasonable. Private owner Town Hotel, 805 Simonton. * feb9-tfi 605-W. feb5-tf Furnished apartment. 1301 Tru- mar, Phone 215. feb8-tf FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS Four apartments, rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5 to $15 per week. 411 William Street. febl-1mox FOR RENT—STORES sone RS andl ar eceiis O Large store, 218 Simonton, 35x60. | Reasonable. Phone 682, ask for | Hy. feb1-tf | FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS Overseas Hotel, low rates. Cof- fee shop, bar. febl-tf FOR RENT—BOATS ee Sam Lowe's Boat Rental Service. New Mercury outboard motors | and Ramsey plywood boats and rowboats. Visit Stock Island today and fish -your worries!) away. feb8-6t ; FOR RENT—ROOMS Sleeping rooms, with | baths, $7.00; double, hot water. Sea Isle Apartments. feb10-tf Furnished room, 626 Grinnell St. $7.50 per week. feb10-3tx WANTED—EMPLOYMENT Stenographer, experienced secre- tary, permanent resident, de- sires permanent connection. Phone 667-W. feb8-3tx Responsible man, excellent ref- erences, experienced, including ‘oats, desires part or full time employment. Write Box 21-F, Citizen Office. feb9-3tx oe PERSONAL Swedish’ massage treatments by| graduate masseuse. For ap- pointment, Phone 575. feb1-30t FOR SALE—DRY GOODS HOME DECORATORS You will find the Latest trends in texture, color and design in the new slip cover and drapery ma- terials at CAROLINE SHOP on Ann Street. Prices from $1.25 up. feb1-tf CHILDREN'S CORNER Simonton St. (near Sears) Key West’s oldest shop exclusive- ly for children. Clothing and toys personalized with child’s name free of charge. feb3-30t} FOR SALE—HARDWARE Let's Get’ Acquainted. Paints and! oil, Lowest prices in Key West. Make us prove it. Do- herty & Co., 846 Olivia, Phone | 1597. ‘ febl-tf FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS 30-foot Forrest Johnson, 115 Chrysler Marine, $1,500. 33-| foot kingfish boat, fully rigged, ! Gray Marine, $1,200. J. R. Brice, 1209 Truman Avenue, Phone 1588-R. feb10-3tx POR SALE—USED TRUCKS 1940 GMC truck. Good condi-| tion. Chappie, 718 Thomas | Street. feb5-6tx Tractor trailer from New York, | perfect condition. Original rub-; ber shows little wear. Wiil sell} or ewap, part or all. For ap-| pointment call 1195-M, between | 6 and 7 P.M. FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT feb10-3tx | Cash register, commercial double | waffle iron. Reasonable. Call | 9150. feb8-6t | ~~ FOR SALE—HOTELS Small hotel in dowatown Key West, Fla. contains 8 large rooms with 5 baths and two) apartments. i ! | | All in perfect) condition. Large lot and good money maker. Must dispose on account of health. Box 532. Key West, Fla. feb1-tf FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT j 4 H Equipment of Pamana Market. | Refrigerator, slicing machine, | block, etc. See Mrs. Lujan, 535} Francis Street. { feb7-9-11-3tx | 1941 Buick Fordor Sedan. New paint job, new tires, °\;Phone 1337-W, 223-A Poinciana. feb11-2tx FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Completely furnished 2-bedroom cottage, on nice landscaped cor- ner lot. * Price, $12,000. See us about this. Apartment house, three apartments, near Truman Avenue. A good ‘investment buy. Price, $15,000 for quick sale. Johnson & Johnson. febl-tf Hotels, apartment houses, dining room seating 77, business prop- erty on Duval Street. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming Street, Box 303, Key West. jan27-12tx New CBS residence; three bed- rooms, two baths, spacious li ing room, glazed porch, garage. j Adjacent to new beach; exclu- sive residential section. ‘Box N-8, c/o Citizen. feb3-9t 400’ ocean frontage, Stock Island. Suitable for trailer park and} cottages. Cheap. Terms. Phone 663-W. feb3-tf Lot, 50 x 100, near Naval Hos- pital. Call 1364-W, after 6:00 P.M., or Carbonell’s Realty Co.} feb5-7tx Two bungalows, one two-bed- . room, living room, kitchen and bath; other with one bedroom, | living room, kitchen and bath. |} Both completely furnished and on same lot. Must be purchased together. Price, $8,000. 1563-R. feb8-6tx Emergency sale. Nice home, «a real place, large yard, 2 jalous- ied porches, lovely furnishings. Priced $8500. Walter Beebe} with Fred Dion, 166 or 1325-R, 524 Southard Street. PHOTOGRAPHING SERVICE Passport and I.D. pictures. Two- hour service. Duval Studio, 619 Duval Street, in Building. feb7-6tx WANTED—TO BUY Small house and lot. Terms, $1,+ 000 down and $100 Phone 702-M. LOST teaa., ! | Bicycle on Bahama Street. Re-} Phone _ feb9-3t ward, 637. 536 Fleming, MISCELLANEOUS Picture framing. Paul Di Negro, 614 Francis Street, Telephone 1197-M. jan29-26tx FISHING TRIPS Capt. McCloud and his genial mate, Rockie, sails daily from Garrison Bight on the new boat Greyhound. Hours, 1 P.M. till 6 P.M. $4.00, tax included. This is the happy, comfortable. bot- tom fishing trip. feb8-6t | | GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES — 1 Mar feb9-ft) the Valdes; month, ! febs-6t | AOE ee nee er een ee ee [a en IED: ‘ADS a ap a en = FOR..SALE—MISCELLANEOUS = Buapes f old newspapers at 1- c ich bundle. Inquire at The Citizen Office. nov20-tf TeoPh\ooxes like new. Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming Street. eet febl-tf ee ck, . blacic dirt, See us Cheapest prices for hauling. rie 1350-M. “Buster Cerezo. " feb4-15tx BN ¥ eth Me eR ee Hand,carved Bavarian chess set, complete with’ inlaid chess board and ¢hest for figures. | Poinciana. ‘Price, $35.00. 206-A i feb10-3tx | New shipment of Holgate Toys, ' Bingo Bed, Fan Tails, Blocks, Donut, rattles, Noah’s Are, etc. | Children’s Corner, Simonton i St, near Sears. feb11-3t i H i ! 1 Top‘ séit"ana sand screened, $2.50 yard’ Stevens South Beach Motel, Phone 1107 and 1478. ae febl1-tf FOR SALE—PROMISSARY NOTES Notes (Ptomissary), ‘le each. um five. Artman Press, fCitizen Bldg., Phone 51. mosh dec27-tf FOR) SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ' {Crosley . Frigidaire, first - class condition. + Reasonable _ price. Apply''715 William Street. re 4 feb5-6tx Oné.’5-piece dining room suite, $50.00. One Dormeyer electric mixer, $18.00. One upright pi- ano. Tel. 195-J. feb8-6tx ' Gas, stove, practically new, large |. size,,., Reasonable. Telephone 566-J, feb10-3t | t machine. 8 Very | slightly Call 77-M. feb11-2t | Portable sewing | ° months. old. used. $80. | | ‘Navy couple and child want fur- nished apartment. Permanently stationed. Phone 36 (George ti Bennett). feb5-6tx WANTED TO RENT + ‘Quiet gentleman desires room, if possible with board, preferably in private home. Excellent ref- eretiéés. Write Box 21-F, Citi- zen Office. feb9-3tx i 1 Garage, line St vicinity 500 block Caro- reet. Phone 777XR. feb9-3tx , FOR SALE—TRAILER COACHES | IT’S METZGER’S FOR FINE { TRAILER COACHES Complete Line of New and Used Trailers 1948 Spartanette (all-alum- | intim model demonstra- | toctonye $2995 | | 1945" Streamlite, 27° Tan- | dem’ . $1795 | 1947, Interstate, 24” . $1395 1947“€ontinental, 27’ tan- } es $1795 | 1946. Hear, 26° $1495 ' 1946"RSycraft, 26° _ $1795 | 1942 M. System, 24° $695 All of these trailers have electric refrigeration and bot- tled gas and are in excellent | condition. | PHONE 72119, MIAMI, FLA. { 8570 Biscayne ‘Opéti Evenings Until 10 \ Golden Spider, female monkey Also Marmoset, female mon for sale. Both tame. Key West Garden & Lawn Supply Co., 830 Fleming Street, Telephone | 1019. feb8-tf WANTED—REAL ESTATE To buy or sell real estate in Key West see Walter Beebe, with Fred Dion. 524 Southard St., Phone 166 or 1325-R. feb7-6t }Sold two MacArthur homes in January. call Walter Beebe, with Fred Dion, 524 Southard Street, Phone 166 or 1325-R. feb7-6t HELP WANTED—MALE Lobby porter for part-time work in the evening. Casa Marina Hotel, Phone 308. feb10-3t HELP WANTED—FEMALE Artist work. sary. to 12 noon only. model wanted, part-time No experience neces- Apply 703 Fleming, 10 If you desire to sell, |’48 “Spartan Manor house trailer. Reasonable. Mastic Trailer | Park. feb9-4tx MOVING AND HAULING Rgphiture Moving... ,General Hauling Every Load Fully Insured ISLAND CITY TRANSFER | Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman j feb1-30t BECCAISE TRANSFER Heavy jand light hauling. Phone} 1 405-J, 837 Olivia Street * fe BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~ _ Own your own business. Music service available. Operate from your, own home—wire out to hofels, lounges, restaurants, etc. Immediate return on your investment—only $300 needed. }; —————————____—_—__ Monthly returns up to $600 or | Purie’s Plumbing, Phone 665-J,; more. Automatic operation— no ‘attention required. for, details. Earl Billings Music Co., 1730 Biscayne Blvd. Mi- ami, Fla., Phone 82-4616. : feb9-4t feb11-3tx STORAGE ~~ WANTED Home for several fine dup: breed and gentle. Call Humane Soriety, 1050-J. 10-33 Good Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture} Phone 798. febl-tf ar commercial. Must be seen'to be appreciated. | being handled by the Chief Petty | feb4-tf b11-7tx | Inquire | CHARITY CARNIVAL |MUMMMMMOMAMMMMUND they heard it roaring a short dis- (Continued ‘From Page One) ity Carnival will go to the Navy Relief Society, the -Community Chest (which includes County Hospital’ Relief Society, Scouting Activities, Cripple Chil- dren’s Home and the Child Wel- fare Council), the Cancer Fund, the NCCS, the Armed Forces YMCA, and‘.other charitable or- ganizations which will be deter- mined at a later date. The Charity Carnival is being put on through the joint efforts of all Naval activities in the Key West area, ashore and afloat. A great deal of effort is being ex- pended on the part of many offi- cers and men to make the Carni- val a success. Raffle tickets for the raffling ; ; off of a new 1949 automobile are Officers in the Key West area Quartermaster Z. F. SPIER who is stationed at the U. S. Naval Station. These raffle tickets have been on sale for the past month. Chief Spier reports extremely | good sales of these tickets and has expressed his appreciation to |the various Chief Petty Officers |and merchants who have been ! active in selling the tickets. It is expected that the raffle of the automobile will probably be one of the most profitable features of the Carnival and is probably at- tracting more interest than any other activity at the present time. There will be a total of ap- proximately 30 different booths ;and concessions in operation at the Carnival. Each concession and booth is being operated by one of the — aval activities in Key West. Among the booths which will be operated is the White Elephant Sale which is sponsored by the Civil Service Employees of the Navy, the Na- val Station and the Fleet All Weather Training Unit which is stationed at Boca Chica Field. Mrs. C. B. Harvey, Mrs. J. A. Farrell, Jr., and Mrs. W. A. Ellis have formed a joint committee to manage this concession. Nu- merous items have been pur- chased, and, at the same time, merchants of Key West have vol- untarily donated a great number of items for which members of their gratitude. Every item do- nated will have a card showing the donor. Other booths will be a Bomb- ing Range operated by the Naval | Air Station, a Dart Booth opera- ted by the Naval Station, a Rifle Range operated ‘by the Fleet All Weather Training Unit; Chil- dren’s Fish Pond operated by the Fleet Sonar School, a Fortune Teller operated by Submarine Squadron Four, Bingo operated by the Naval Base Staff, Horse Race operated by the Underway Training Unit, Depth Charge Game operated by the Naval Or- dnance Unit, and Games of skill j operated by the Naval Station Apprentices. Overall Chairman for the con- | cessions Committee is Comman- der F. J. HARLFINGER assisted by Commander Morgan HARRIS and Mrs. Stephen S. MANN who represents the Officers’ Wives Club: All of Key West’s School children under 12 years of age HELP WANTED—TUTORS Tutor, part-time two March. 6th grade and 7th grade work. Send qualifica- tions and rates. Mrs. Merritt, 818 E. Maple St., Hoopeston Ill. feb10-3t ee eee SERVICE AND REPAIRS ~—EYEGLASSES week, { 1 | Read with'ease and accuracy with correctly fitted glasses, made to suit your needs. Dr. John M. Keiser, 1114-B Truman Ave. feb11-1tx i } | REPAIRS AND SERVICE —WATCHES | WANTED 500 Watches Limited Time Only Cleaning and New Crystal, Any Make of Watch, $3.00 Immediate Service | All Work Guaranteed ' | PAUL J. SHER 608 Duval St. | feb9-6t SERVICES—LAUNDRY THE WASH SHOP ; We wash—while you shop. 1020 Fleming Street. jan25-26tx REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PLUMBING | 1314 Pine Street. reasonable. service. Reliable and Day and night jan22-25tx SERVICES—INCOME TAX | HAVE YOUR INCOME TAX RETURN prepared correctly! Don’t pay any more than you owe. D. Perez, 328 Simonton (upstairs). Phone 62-R | i feb4-L5t Monroe | under the chairmanship of Chief ! tance away. The spout lifted- the boat out of the water, and “the boat hit the sea on ‘being dropped, the motor tore a-hole through the bottom and thé’ boat sank. Knowles and .Thompson ; Were rescued by. the occupants of the motorboat Mary.< : West In \Days Gene By jas TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF | City council yoted four to-three me- FEBRUARY 11, 1939 AUULENIIUUUOUVOESUOLAOOQAGOOOTTOOHUGGONAAOUUOUOCUTEOOUEOOOIEOOUGODULN | President Roosevelt will visit | last night to install 4 ‘ iKey West early next week be-., TS in Key West! °°” fore going to review the fleet, nl . |in Caribbean maneuvers. Reh apace peters Seat in The 28-foot motorboat, owned |™ofning, Ray Perez was: elected by Alfred Knowles and Leon| t@ be mayor of the cify when the ‘Thompson, was sunk by a wa- Scouts take over its administra- terspout yesterday while they | tion next Tuesday. Richard Bar- were fishing seven miles on the, bet Will be president - of city esas side from Bahia Honda. | CUnCil. | They were‘intent on fishing and . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sawyer wer SM AE SE See TP ad Ides. Cliestes Mamie iane will be presented with compli-|™0™ing to spend several days at mentary aah SRiohi will oes the Fort Jefferson National Mon- | titled them to free entrance. Ar- | U™ent at Dry Tortugas. _ irangements for distribution of # é ‘ i these tickets are being handled|_ St: Paul’s Choir Guild will hold by Commander W. R. LAUGH. | heart social next Tuesday eve- ON, Chairman of the Admissions | ™!"8- ; Committee. | Pee Captain F. L. BUSEY who is} Mrs. J. T. Jackson and Miss e Chairman for the entire Car- | Ethel Walden of Dothany Ala, are’ visiting their brother’ and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Em- infery Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: skh “The rare man is he wi see a thing as it is.” 1 {th nival has emphasized that every, one in Key West, both civilian! and Navy are cordially invited to i mett S. Walden, 1500 Sef attend. The entire cement ramp street. next to the Seaplane Base Hang- er will be used for parking. Men | will be on duty to direct automo- biles to the proper parking spa- ces. One of the features of the Car- | nival will be free dancing inside | Your Grocer SELLS That: Good the hanger. Music for dancing S AR * B ; be can will be provided by a Navy en- listed orchestra which is being flown down from the Naval Air ICAN COFFEE Station at Jacksonville especially} “74 CUBAN ‘ for this occasion. It will play throughout the evening. ~iry A Pound Today—— A EN LOT SEA i 4-footer outside, 6-footer inside! Big space for small homes! All-porcelain interior! Big sliding Hydrator! Sensational low price} ’ é | { Frigidaire ““Compact-Six” 50% MORE CAPACITY “Compact-Six” Conventional 4 e Exclusive Quickube ice trays e Rust-resisting shelves e@ 15 Ibs. frozen food capacity © 11.6 sq. ft. shelf area e All-porcelain interior © Famous Meter-Miser mechanism e@ All-aluminum cold storage tray » Many other features you should see! Martinez Refrigeration Co., 1024 Duval Street, is pleased to announce that Frigidaires in all models, sizes and prices are available for Immediate Delivery WAITING LISTS ARE THINGS OF THE PAST For Extra Convenience in Your Home Come Pick Your Choice of a Frigidaire for Immediate Delivery ... Easy Terms Also! Martinez Refrigeration Co. 1024 DUVAL STREET TELEPHONE 279