The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 7, 1949, Page 3

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Adults mty 783-M. apré-St Coral Motet Dost Ofer. ee ee apr6-tf; Fingertip control radio, heater, | defroster, spotlight, seat covers. cold running water. No cook-| Will consider $1495 or more ing. Apply 209 Ann Street. Phone 1664-J. USS Noa (DD841), Op-Dev-Sta. FOR RENT—STORES : SMALL store for rent. Opposite COOLEST four-room spartment) Overseas Hotel. Apply 1217| im elty. Artistically furnished. | 7; '23- i ” 5 Siew Gun deh Eliza Street. mar23-15tx ‘ult. Phone 673-R or 126-W. apré-6tx URFICIENCY apartments, $60.00 monthly. Near South Fw a rows by appointment. Phone! +16-XJ aprs-90tx | a a neeee | BOXER puppies, AKC register- APART. wate bath.) ed. Fawn black mask. Fine a) * $75.00 pedigree, 13 weeks old. $75.00. Folk, monthly. Apply 803/54-1 Poinciana Placé. apr7-3tx ) ‘ ’ 46 Rest Beach. FOR SALE—CANINES AND FELINES DOBERMAN Pinscher pups. Ap- ply Bottle Cap Inn, Simonton marl0-tf | 1937 PLYMOUTH, 4-door. cellent, condition ‘ba 42-E, Seaplane Base. throughout. ington, Phone 1397-M. apr6-1tx ; HOME DECORATORS apes-Stx/ WANTED—TO RENT 1 on nation. Street.| furnished or unfurnished. Tele-| FOR SALE—DRY GOODS PABTMANT for couple gnly_, " VARTMENT in new duplex | | 836-W. io ena, te ites Avail- 2 OR, 3 bedroom, modern house,! . st apré-tf phone’ 1465-W. itced, : FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE | Y' Paul's Tire Shop. ! URNIGHED studio apartment, | file baths, tile kitchen, laundry | Materials at CAROLINE SHOP ower beach. Weekly or $60.00 Ls breakfast room, furnace.! 02 Ann Street. Prices from $1.25 onthly, Adults. No pets.: 1214 $10,000,00. See Basil Tynes, | UP- aprl-tf val, Phone 1040-M. apr7-tf Phone 477: ' mar2-tf | SY PICTENCY apartment, couple LARGE ocean frontage, 425’ x| miy, wiilities furnished. Appiy 800’. Business property on Du-} { : yt , 923 White Street vey }val Street. Hotels pat motels.|, ly for children. Clothing and apr7-3t Unimproved home sites. Water! toys personalized with child’s ---- += ‘frontage on the Florida Keys.}2@me free of charge. ‘UR bedroom furnished apart-| Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming St.,j emt. Ready next week. E.! Box 303, Key West. mar30-15tx Strunk, Phone 616. apr7-tf CHILDREN’S CORNER Simonton St. (near Sears) Key West’s oldest shop exclusive- FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES perp cee ee. cole MATCHING set, sofa and chair, Phone and landscaped. $7000.00 cash re-|_ $50.00. Apply 617 Whitehead. apr7-tf quired, balance can be arranged.| Phone 436-XR. aprs-3tx meres Call 266-M. mar31-15tx YO wewly furnished apart-) ania ments, two blocks from shop*} wey Ss se j “ d@igtrict. All modern cons} NEW = FP aoagh cg 1515 First Street. mences. Adults only. Phone Bedroom 12’ x 12' and 12 x 14. . apr7-tf Built-in chests of drawers. Bath-| room 5’ x 8’, kitchen 8’ x 8’, breakfast room 8’ x 8’, living - room 19' x 21’, Phone 573 or CHEAP bicycle, 772-R. apr5-6tx' Phone 753-M. PARTMENT to refined couple. Yo pets. Reasonabiec. sd ONE Florence table-top kerosene range, like nw. $20.00% Apply apr5-5t FOR SALE—BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES 1ALL two-bedrvom house nice vy furnished, hot water, Frigi $65.00. Phone 892-W apr7-3tx for sale. apr4-5t 26’, ‘ POR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS UR apartments, rooms and seenpeabtepeenneemeepeensearerenr erent tight housekeeping rooms, $5 to FOR SALE—BUSINESS 5 per week. 411 William St. PLACES apr5-30tx seiner --| FOR SALE—Duval Club Bar, 426 FURNISHED rooms, 626 Geiqnell weg yo Apply ewer] r ynes, ne 477. mar2- - ae or she es ot wa ae: | sid % WHY pay more? Pure gum tur- arrears | GROCERY in excellent location. Pentine, Bae sopvetes Lay FOR WENT—HOTEL ROOMS | Come in and sce for yourself.’ Pure linseed oil, $3. Bal. ae | Write J-14, c/o Citizen. | Alcohol, $1.49 gal. 20-gal. gal- TROPICAL Hotel, 114 Duva Weekly rates. $7.00 single mar28-tf| Vanized garbage cans, $2.69 each. 010.00 dotble. Daily rates. <y Single rooms from $10 ' Phone 1483, McKillip Hardware, single, $3.00 double, mar29-30t Double rooms from },. egtenenigatale: SSinetnda ss hanotis, peperona, pothos, RAEN | oi Suhite only), $545. dal: FOR SALE—MOTOR BIKES, LOT 50 x 100 on Flagier Avenue. r . velar SCOOTERS AND CYCLES Home site or investment. Tele-' ; Phone 658. apr7-6tx } : 1949 CUSHMAN Scooter, 3 mos. | old. $250. Reason for selling, leaving town. Inquire 905 White Street. (upstairs). apr4-4t FOR SALE—HARDWARE FOR SALE—TREES, FLOWERS, | °°? Francis Street. eo er. {LET'S Get Acquainted: Paints : and oil. Lowest prices in Key af gy hhc oeuag ogo est. ‘Make us prove it. In- sy engheksiaege Alea |sect killing Dianol treated flat Street p Weekly $12 apr7-3t mar18-30t nea agra a cocoanut, rose, fruit trees, other, i Hae “| plants. 1004 Southard St., Phone! Doherty & Co., 846 Olivia, Phone RENT. ST | 1049-J. 5 apr5-30t Kd AP | apr8-1tx | 15: wea - |FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS SMALL cottage, suitable for; i couple. Also three bedroom: 4 Children welcome. | No pets. Phone 170. apré-4tx FOR RENT—BOATS SAM Gowe’s Boat Rental Service. OLD cottage. Improvements un-! Mercury outboard motors} necessary. Write details to) - aa tae Plywood boats andj P.O. Box 648. apr6-3tx' IMMEDIATE service, domestic or ywheats. Visit Stock isiand to-; ———___—_— commercial. Holbrook Refrig- tev and fish your worries away. LARGE office d ation Service. Phone 724-W. apr2-6tx | apr5-6tx WANTED—TO BUY |LEASES, 5c each. Promissary 2 OR 3 bedroom house. MacAr-{ notes, 1¢ each, Artman Press, thur area preferred. Up to $2,-! a4: Bldg., Phone 51. 000 down. Call 1465-W. Ss ie mar22-tt apr5-3tx \ REPAIRS AND SERVICE —REFRIGERATION esk. Cali 1112-M.! er apr7=3t etn: apres A following conditions: In the event of error in advertis- responsible only for the first insertion in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for only the actual amount of space occupied by _—stnneemetemeese yoo eeepc etipete Ex- cellent condition. Apply 2308 apr2-6tx | Wave bands and aerial. Also Hen-| 1947 CHEVROLET Fieetline Aero. | With stand. ONE bedroom cottage, hot and | Excellent condition. 24,000 miles. 1512 Dennis Street | West. apr7-3tx } or contact Ensign E.' F. Rectanus, apr4-6t \ 1936 CHEVROLET Sedan, $165. apr5-6t 7 FOR: SALE—1941 De Luxe Club Coupe Plymouth, excellent 1946 motor, heater and radio. $695.00. apr6-3tx Ex- $295.00 or best offer. 1715 Wash- apr6-3tx | BATE 1946 Chevrolet. Very good $1200 cash. - Phone OU will find the latest trends a | in texture, color and design in| ee er ad Oe, inROOM house, 4 bedrooms, 2; the new slip cover and drapery ! mar11-30t ; _ years radio experience in manu-| all think they are right. {Know America) | Walter Winchell, broadcaster- | columnist, born in New York, 52 years ago. William M. Rand, president of | the Monsato Chemical Co., St. ats orn in Watertown, Mass., 3 years ago. ' ‘Dr. Mart M. Eliot, associate ‘ chief of the U. S. Children’s Bu- ‘reau, Washington, born in Bos- ton, 58 years ago. i | Hamilton Fish Aitistrong, edi- | tor of Foreign Affairs, New York. ; author, born in New York, 56 \ years ago. ! Stanly A. Easton of Idaho, | President of the Bunker Hill &; | Sullivan Mining Co., born Santa | | Cruz, Calif., 76 years ago. |_ Dr. Catharine MacFarlane of | | Philadelphia, noted medical scien-|\****AAAsALAAD ADD AAAAAADAAERES tist, born there, 72 years ago. .That sweet young couple, “the. Mathews beat by a ‘margin re- |FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUs' 2@dles” seem to have more fun cout’ Seon somebody fess up i than anybody I’ve watched on, eta KEY WEST cook book and its!the links recently, Janet just} Another of those infamous Seasonings; coconut candy and!shrugs her youthful shoulders things that happens only to ‘the ‘coconut chips; Seminole skirts|} when she whiffs the ball . . -| best of golfers: Charles Salas , and Fischer Jewelry at the Mdr-'turns to hubby and just giggles! sank 20 foot putts on Number 4, ; Shall Studio Shop on Telegraph! and giggles. Now, brother, there 5 and 6 greens consecutively last | Lane. mar16-30t| aren't too many golfers who can week to “take” Charlie Yates look at golf that way. {the IN-THE SEVENTY-SHOOT- xk ke *& ER) and Fred Mathews, the guy You know, there’s one thing! you'd better watch when things mar22-tf 7 been wanting to do for more! get tough around the greens ; |than six months now, since! ‘ MARL, rock, black dirt, sand. See| knowing Curry Harris better.! You pe Pgetggee a a __ us for cheapest prices for haul-j Although I have missed the | brief episode a neighbor and I ing. Telephone 1350-M. Buster, Colonel lately, I've had a hard had recently over at my house Cerezo, apri-15tx} down hankering’ to descend un-!... well, since that time other noticed about head high one of things have come up about. play- these days, and take a candid ing by the rules. Guess maybe camera shot of Curry just after, Joe ought to give thirty minutes he’s swung his mighty blow ...! everyday to EVERY GOLFER I '8¢| producing one of his infamous - before going out on the. .course. Inquire, 905 White} hooks . . . or, do they slice nowa- | In this way, nobody’d know who ,| Street, upstairs. apr4-4t! days, Colonel? Brother, I could was a beginner or otherwise .. . = charge 10c¢ a i i f HOG-PLUM limbs from the! IT! . ape ~ ened, Pr alyonany arg = Paarup sweetest hog-plum tree in Key} i xk k * good for fellows to ACT and DO Phone 1404-XW. Big Man Sutton, last Satur-. what they already KNOW. is SEE day, had one of the corniest 18th right and ethical and common hole wonders ever witnessed in sensed on the links.. Why, it's this phenomenal game. Sutton simple everyday ¢ourtesy, say was sort of playing against Bob for instance, NOT TO TAKE A Harwood’s shots that afternoon’ MULLIGAN ON NO. 1 TEE ON of April 2. The Big Man stepped WEEK-ENDS. Other people want Up, took his famous stance, wag-| to play (so I've noticed) who onto the green, then a whale of: day about Ladies’ Day. Joe a nervous putt, threw Bob Har-! would like mighty well to group apr7-3t> | wood flat of his stomach at the'the,women together now and | other end of the green. Score on; then for free lessons and instruc- j that hole: Sutton, 4; Harwood, 5.' tions. This sounds quite gener- It happens when you least expect, ous on Joe’s part, and if my | it, Bob. } game were in need of a_ profes- x *k *& ia | MALE nurse, experienced in| gled.and woggled rear portions, can’t have other days off in the grinned and swung into the ball,: week. You know, a guy'll re- ' sional’s touch, I'd like to go out, By the way, who was it Fred myself. neuro-phsyciatric and medical ; eases, desires permanent private! inside out! That one went almost member your courtesy longer right angles into the bay strictly | than he'll remember your chip- to our right. But then, my man, ji ping, driving and 30 foot putts, Sutton took another and straight-' my boy. GOLF IS A GAME ened ‘er out down the lane for, THAT’7LL TELL ON YOU, one nearly his weight in yards. The | way or the other. ‘assignment. Applicant adept in! ;Companion duties, secretarial, | eulinary, chauffeuring, etc. Write | | Box* 4-ELR, ‘c/o Citizen. i ie H 1 i { FIVE bundles of old newspapers, . le. Inquire The Citizen Of- fice, Phone 51. STROMBERG-CARLSON console! radio-phonograph, FM and AM! | drix silver and black. bird ca STORAGE alr era s S A Rh RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- ture or commercial. Phone 5 mar8-30t SERVICES—UPHOLSTERY SURGEN’S Upholstery, 711 Ashe Street. Custom-made auto plastic seat covers. Also door panels and head liners. All types of furniture. All work guaranteed Free estimates. apr7-3t} pall lay still just at the base of! x *& * the right hand bunker toward | I was talking to Joe Lopez, Number Nine green. A nice chip’ our Pro you know, just the other | LOST ; GOLD framed glasses. Telephone 672-W. Reward. | \ i i } | | motherly care. i EMPLOYMENT WANTED WILL care for children at my residence day or night with Phone 1404-XW. apr7-1tx RAIDERS MEET SUBRON, BOMBERS VS. LEGION * Two Good Games { vevvevvvvvvveveven! FOLLOWING THROUGH | By PEDRO AGUILAR | MAAARBASAAAADASESDA! | NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORTS AND FANS OF KEY WEST | apr7-1tx Are Promised For Wickers’ Field Coming Sunday REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PLUMBING | PURIE’S Plumbing. Phone 665-J, | 1314 Pine Street. Reliable and reasonable. Day and night ser- vice. mar24-30tf The opening game Sunday at Wickers’ Field will find the Red Raiders and Subron Four cross- | ing bats. The Subron Four team Logalifohesaresclsenie eine lost the first game, while the ocal fans are a 3 poet ’ eS RADIO Techie U wall Doe | the prediction of the outcome Raiders won over the American standard prices by catalog. 14/ of the big league races, and they | Legion. 7 ea | The Raiders will lineup about as follows: Calero, rf; Valdez, cf; Acevedo, 1b; Lee Griffen c; A. Cabot 3b; Domenech ss; Julius Villareal lf; , Arango 2b; and Rounds or Villa- real in the box. For Subron Four—McClure 3b; Fonti ss; Ricardo c; Tyrpun cf; ‘Joplin rf; Runyon 2b; Williams ' 1b; Balderalli If; Proette or Stan- ton pitchers. First game will start at 1 p. m.. In the nightcap, the Bombers will cross the path of the Ameri- | can Legion and both clubs are ‘ out to win, for the Legion wants to break in the win column and the Bombers want to stay in first ‘a place. Gardinau tan | They will lineup something mar28-30t| Teanyabes McCarthy has not! like this: Bombers: Al Acevedo, told me his choice but I think | Barber 2b, Alonzo 1b; Roberts tpeiae anladian and. Gasdinalit: p; Jack Villareal 3b; Santana ss; : an and ™ardina’ ‘an-» J. Aritas rf; Casado if and Angu- I wonder how wrong I am on this { °° * 8 4 prediction. j iera ef. Bubber Sweeting may | Harry the clerk at Dewey’s is! ti Roberts is not right. ae siento Tadien, fan c | The Legion will have several apr2-30t Ce. HER US WiSe ‘e + for the | M&W players, but will start out —---— | ladies Bey 8 SthOnE | 20P tne | something like this: Solomon 3b; PERSONAL | And yours truly is strong for! Pazo ss; Henriquez c; Knowles ithe Red Sox and Cardinals and 1, K. Rodriguez cf; Joe Lewis p; LIMITED time only—Recondition MUL wall See ters Gan hes Hoek Ingraham, 2b; Oropesa If and your hair with an end-curl! Wong Series ee , Fernandez rf. Estevez and Gar- | permanent wave $5.00. Slender- | : ; cia, Hernandez in reserve. ‘izing $14.50 special, 5 machine, The opening games of this exercise and vapor visits plus Ws league started last Sunday were ‘one Tammen table massage | Well played games. The scores | Marion’s Cayo Hueso Beauty Sa- ; were Bombers 6, Subron 4; Legi- }lon, 919 Simonton St., Tel. 1314. | on 1, Red Raiders 2. Two very mar24-30¢ good games and this Sunday it will be just-as goud. ' i REPAIRS AND SERVICE —RADIOS { | facturing plants. 1116 Whitehead’ Perry McCollough is a Yankee ' Street, Telephone 769-M. , fan and he claims they will beat { mar25-30tx ; Out the Indians and Red Sox. { Nenito Pita is an Indian fan: i ' 100 per cent. i Prf. Baeza is a Yankee | Giant fan. r ' | WIN, in cans, the 100’, pure! Buster Roberts, George Barber, horse meat for dogs and cats. Wito Casado, Tony Rosendo are Key West Garden & Lawn Sup-! all for the Yankees and for Car- | nly, 830 Fleming St., Tel. 1019. dinals in the Senior league. i apr7-tf} “Ah Ah” Lunn is a Giant fan, ke eee and a Red Sox booster. J. Aritas is a strong Giant and Indian fan. O. Calero is a Red Sox fan. Frankie the popular bartender at the officers club is a Cardinal and Yankee fan. Johnny Rivero is a Yankee an GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES and General Hauling | Household Furniture, Etc. | Every Load Insured ' J. C. RAMSEY ‘Phone 290 709 Whitmarsh Lane} Furniture Moving | Local and Long Distance Agent! Galloway Transfer and Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER | Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman} 5 t ipbgeeasesso: 2ca Target Range Plo Horses Killed |. ST. MARGARET'S BAY, Eng- ‘land—(Pi—A_ team of plough horses died in a sudden explosion | here. The ploughman, Arthurj Louis led the American League Husk, suffered shock. He had, batters in 1906 with .358, the only been turning over a wartime fir- rookie ever to top the circuit's ing range. hitters : SERVICES—CRATING Outfielder George Stone of St. CRATING, packing for shipment or storage. | CATES’ CRATING SERVICE ' Phone 1179-W. anr2-30t BY