The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1949, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1949 8 Point Lightface (Regular) Type 1 Day 10c 3 Consecutive Days _ 9c 6 Consecutive Days _. 8c ; 15 Consecutive Days 7c 30 Consecutive Days .. 6¢ (@isplay Rates On Application) 8 Point LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- face (regular) caps is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. 8 Point Blackface Type The rate for 8 Point black- face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. De a NS SAG A SA SASSER WANS Rates Per Line of Space for Single and Consecutive Days . The rate for 8 Point black- ' face caps is 2 times a line ‘more than for 8 Point light. face regular type. Display 1% times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 12 Point Type 2 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 18 Point Type 3 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. " Deadline ? insure publication, copy must be in the Adver- tising Department office be- fore 11 o’clock in the morn- ing on the day of publica- tion. Phone 51 isiness office in The Building, corner of feene and Ann Streets. Door to the right on enter- ing building. ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the event of error in advertis- ing, transient or 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 occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND HOUSES FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms and bath, everything furnished. Summer rates, $75.00 and $85.00. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. apr1-30t EFFICIENCY arartments, $60.00 monthly. Near South Beach. Shown by appointment. Phone 1415-XJ. \ apr5-30tx NEW duplex, couples only. $75 monthly. Apply 1219 Eliza Street. apr26-tf CHARMING house, two bed- rooms, two baths, cool breéze- way. Available May to Novem- ber. Phone 673-R. apr26-6t COOL 3-bedroom house, screened porch, fenced yard. Furnished including dishes, linen, etc. Kids and pets welcome. June 1 to Sept. 10. Tel. 1304-W. apr28-6t MODERN apartment, completely furnished, hot running water. Pine , Plaza, Apartments, ..1301 Truman Avenuep@Rhoge.+ 245. ptoetis APARTMENT, one bedroom. Ap- ply Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 Southard Street. may2-2tx FOR RENT—Unfurnished house. 5 rooms. Good location. Phone 1475, 1-9 P.M. apr30-3t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS FOUR apartments, rooms and light housekeeping rooms, $5 to $15 per week. 411 William St. apr5-30tx FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. Single rooms $10 up weekly. Double from $12. Coffee Shop and Bar. apr26-tf FOR RENT—ROOMS SINGLE and double rooms, with or without private bath. 724 Eaton Street. apr30-3tx ROOM for rent with kitchen privileges and use of home. Call 105-W between 2 and 5. may3-3tx FOR RENT—COTTAGES ONE newly furnished one-bed- room cottage. Utilities furnish- ed. Apply Frank’s Barber Shop, 425 Southard Street. may2-2tx EFFICIENCY cottage, ‘couple only, no pets. Utilities furnish- ed. $12.00 weekly. Phone 444. may2-5t GUEST cottage. Appropriate for one employed couple. Cool sleeping. Summer rates. Call 1054-M. may3-3t WANTED—TO RENT WANTED—Modern two-bedroom furnished or unfurnished house by Naval Officer and family. Tel. 1089-XJ. may2-3tx YEAR-ROUND, permanent, want apartment or small cottage be- fore May 15th. Not over $50.00, Must have bedroom. Phone 667-W after 5:30 P.M. may3-3t NAVY officer desires 2-bedroom furnished house or apartment. Write Box H-4, c/o Citizen. may3-5tx TWO or three bedroom house. Preferably unfurnished. Will pay to $125 unfurnished, $100 furnish. Write Box K-3, ¢/o Citizen. may3-6tx - FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS KEY WEST cook book and its seasonings; coconut candy and coconut chips; Seminole skirts and Fischer jewelry at the Mar- shall Studio Shop on Telegraph Lane. . apr20-30t . FIVE bundles of old newspapers, é le. Inquire The Citizen Of- fice, Phone 51. mar22-tf RADIO neon sign, $100.00; ice box, $10.00; two-wheel trailer, $50.00. 320 Simonton Street, Up- stairs. may3-3tx FOR SALE—BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE—Duval Club Bar, 426 Greene Street. Apply Basil Tynes, Phone 477. apr1-tf FOR SALE—REAL, ESTATE 11-ROOM house, 4 bedrooms, 2 tile baths, tile kitchen, laundry room, breakfast room, furnace. $10,000.00. See Basil Tynes, Phone 477. apr1-tf FOR SALE—USED CARS 1947 CHEVROLET. Fleetmaster, 5 Passenger club coupe. Four new tires, new battery, radio, heater, defroster; spotlite, backup lite, seat covers and Framm oil filter. $1350. Phone 1100, Ext.| 141. After 4:30, Phone 1382-XJ.| apr29-5t 1947 LATE model Dodge de luxe 4-door sedan. Must see to ap- preciate. Phone 714. may2-3t 1938. PONTIAC Eight four-door sedan. Needs some work. $350.00. Phone 667-W after 5:30 P.M. may3-3t 1940 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan, good condition, no rust, recently painted and overhauled. 1126! Margaret Street. may3-5tx FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS 1946 26’ steel craft Day Cruiser. Completely renovated. Many extras. See at Key West Boat Yard or call 603-R. may2-6tx FOR SALE—DRY GOODS FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS| Conventions And Visit To Relatives Mrs. Bernice Park, 821 Georgia Other delegates from Key West street, returned yesterday from’ were Mrs. Louise Thompson and} - LEASES, 5c each. Promissary notes, Ic each. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg., Phone 51. ; . )mar22-tf , FOR SALE—BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES MAN’S bicycle and lady’s bi-]| assembly at West Palm Beach, ! Both | after which Mrs. Johnson re-| from Orlando to. visit here grand- cycle, practically new. $40.00. 1221 Simonton Street. may3-3tx | Park went to Lakeland to spend and was joined by another grand- WANTED—TO BUY FACE bowl, complete or without | to Orlando to attend the annual of Mr. and Mrs. William Dough- Phone 222-W, 625] convention of the Pythian Sisters. try of Key West. fixtures. Angela Street. may3-2tx HELP WANTED—FEMALE || School] While Diane Goldberg, 16 for the Key West Chapter, the de- legates were selected for their capacity for leadership, keen sense | of responsibility and good citizen- }. record. - ship and school Mac near 1 Alabama a, years old, daughter of Mr. and!July 19 through July 29. See ee Junior Woman’s Club To Hold lis Installation Banquet On May 6th On May 6th, the Key West Ju-| Busto; corresponding secretary, nior Woman's Club will hold its | Miss Edna Hoff; auditor, Mrs. Do- Installation Banquet at the A and at historian, Miss Joan B. Lobster House. This will be a Spe formal affair for the members| sion will be Mrs. Emily Goddard, and their guests only, and the Co-| president of the senior woman’s ral Isle Serenaders will furnish | club. the Music for the occasion. Officers to be installed for the | the banquet arrangements inclu- new term will be: president—{|ded Mrs. Shirley Leider, chair- | Miss Ellie Rae Gwynn; vice pre-]|man; Mrs. Pauline Ketchings; sident, Miss Caro Lee Curry; tre- | Mrs. Katherine Merson; Mrs. Ma- recording secretary, Miss Lois| and Miss Joan Elbertson. Mrs. Bernice Park Returns From Two attnding two conventions of fra-' Miss Gretna McClain. Mrs. Park relatives in Lakeland and Gains- | committee at Orlando and was ville. \ Mrs. Park and Mrs. Josephine statement Johnson attended the Rebekah‘ Palm Beach. Mrs. Park went to Gainsville turned to Key~ West and Mrs.;daughter, Miss Joan Doughtry, the week-end with her sister-in-; daughter, Miss Ann Doughty, a law, Miss Fanny Park. {student in Tallahassee. The From Lakeland Mrs. Park went Misses Doughtry are daughters Installing officer for the occa- |. The committee responsible for ternal orders and from visiting ; was chairman’ of the greeting | s, committee at. West’ Personal Mention SILK presser, experienced only. | Albert DiNegros Visit Marathon Apply in person at Poinciana Dry Cleaners, 218 Simonton Street, near the Post Office. may3-3tx REPAIRS AND SERVICE —PIANOS PIANOS tuned and _ repaired. Guaranteed. Call 892-W. Chas. Dowski, 506 Elizabeth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Di Negro returned last night from a visit to Marathon where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sands. The DiNegros’ had with them Eddie Diaz and George Co- nant. Mrs. Vermell W. Hutcheson In Miami For a Few Days Mrs. Vermell Hutcheson will be apr26-30t in Miami for a few days on a SERVICES AND REPAIRS— RADIO AND TELEVISION RADIO repairs and_ television service. Low standard prices by catalog. 14 years radio experi- ence in manufacturing plants. 1116 Whitehead Street, Telephone 769-M. apr9-30tx GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES rather sad errand. She left early this morning to attend the funer- al of her friend Nell Buckley of 2760 N. W. 56th Street, Miami who died in her home yesterday. The funeral will take place at 4 p. m. today. Mrs. Buckley visited Mrs. Hutcheson in Key West for several weeks this winter. Mr. And Mrs. Elijah Sands And Daughter Return From Month's Visit Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Sands and their daughter Lou returned on SCIENTIFIC bacterial composi-| Friday from a month's vacation tion — ACTIVO. Hastens com- post. Key West Garden & Lawn and round of visits. They spent the first part of Supply, 830 Fleming Street, Tel. their trip in Doddsville, Missis- 1019. LOST PRESCRIPTION sunglasses Post Office Monday. No ques- tions asked. Return to United. PURSE, containing money. At American Legion Home Friday. Phone 388-W. Reward. may3-1tx HOME DECORATORS YOU will find the latest trends in texture, color and design in the new slip cover and drapery materials at CAROLINE SHOP on Ann Street. Prices from $1.25 up. mayl-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. apr16-30t FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 4-PIECE living room set. One rug and pad. Can be purchased separately. Call 1577-XJ, 3210 Eagle Avenue. may3-5t SOLID mahogany twin Beco set, innerspring mattresses, vanity, bench and antique rock- ing chair. 2815 Staples Ave., Phone 432-XW. HOTPOINT refrigerator, 10 cubic! feet. Original price, $363.00.) Sell for $225.00 cash. 1824 Fog- arty Avenue. may3-3tx FOR SALE—HARDWARE LET’S Get Acquainted: and oil. Lowest prices in Key West. Make us prove it. In- sect killing Dianol treated flat paint (white only), $5.15 gal. Doherty & Co., 846 Olivia. Phone 1597. apr5-30t STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. ture or commercial. 1040 | round of visits may3-3tx | Were glad to get back home to may2-tf sippi where they visited Mrs. Sands’ family. Later they visited their daughter’s family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders in Greenville, in| South Carolina. All told it was a vacation and but the Sands most enjoyable Key West. PUBLIC NOTICE TWO delightful comedies with plenty of laughs—and a drama that is likely to put a lump in your throat make the program Furni- presented by the Key West Play- Phone | ers at the Barn Theater. every 798. apr12-30t night this week at 8:30. MOVING AND HAULING General Hauiing Household Furniture, Etc. Every Load Insured J. C. RAMSEY Phone 290 709 Whitmarsh Lane may1-30t Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent Galloway Transfer and Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman apr2-30t PERSONAL CAYO Hueso Beauty Salon, 919 Simonton Street, now open un- der same personnel as prevVi0US.| es | apr30-3tx | We shall appreciate your contin- | -———————_—— Tel. 1314 for ap- apr30ggt ued patronage. pointment. PHOTOGRAPHS HIIT’S NOT TOO LATEL! may3-5-7-3t PHOTOGRAPHY EY PI SPECIAL 35¢ 35¢ 35c Any Size Roll Film Developed and Printed Only 35c One (1) Day Service Evans Camera Store 509 Southard. Street Next Door to Bus Station (SUMMER RATES) may3-6t BEAUTY SALONS SUMMER rates now in effect. permanent waves. $8.50 up. Cold waves, Beauty Colony (up- | 20% reduction on all heat} “People’s Forum The Citizen weleemes exprez- sions of the views of its read ers, but the editor reserves the right to delete any items which are considered libelous er aacers ranted. The writers should be fair and confine the letters te 300 words, and write on one side ef the paper only. Signature of the writers must a my the letters and will be p ed Une requested EMACIATED HORSE Editor, The Citizen: As this is Be Kind To Animal Week, let us hope some person with authority will be kind to a poor emanciated rib exposed horse seen about our streets daily, drawing a loaded wagon and a driver. The driver is con- tinually cracking the whip across the little horse’s back, adding to his torture occasioned by a badly fitting harness that has rubbed the skin from the animal’s back and created sores. Such a scene on our city streets | makes for lack of civic pride, and is not pleasant for either visitors or home folks to see. 1 am hoping something may be done to re- lieve this civic eye-sore also give the faithful animal some relief from the torture he is going through. SARAH ADELAIDE BENET. Key West, Fla., May 2, 1949. Calendar of Events WEEK OF MAY 2nd THRU 7— Key West Players present three one-act Plays in Barn Thea- tre, Duval Street, each even- ing at 8:30 p. m. TUESDAY, May 3— . Woman’s Auxiliary Congrega- tional Church, Service Cen- ter, 4 p. m. Meeting Sea Finigee Club No. 371 at VFW Home 8 p. m. Regular Meeting Tonight, As- | sembly No. 13, Order of | Rainbow for Girls, with In- stallation of Officers, in Seot- tish Rites Temple, 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, May 4— Reception and Welcome to Col. and Mrs. Ralph W. Rodgers at First Presbyterian Church 8 to 10 p. m. Meeting Navy Wives 88 in Bldg. 178 Naval Station 10 a. m. Woman’s Auxiliary Congrega- tional Church, Fellowship | Supper, Service Centre, 6:30 | p. m. | THURSDAY, MAY 5— | Garden Club Meeting at Home of Mrs. Wm. R. Warren, 511 | Eaton Street, 8 P.M. ‘ FRIDAY, MAY 6— | Operetta “Jeanie”, with Ste- | phen Foster Music at Covent Auditorium by Children of Francis Xavier School at 8 P.M. For a MOTHER'S DAY photo- | stairs) 521 Southard Street, Tele-/ TUESDAY, MAY 10— graph of you or your children phone 206. Paints}. . . The finest photography, at moderate prices ..-++++++ * by NAN & CLINT GIESE 613 Fleming Street (Behind Sears, Roebuck) may2-6t| Phone 1172-W. apr30-30tx SERVICES—CRATING Woman’s Club Meeting at Club- house on Duval Street at 3:30 P.M. (Instead of This Tues- day.) CRATING, packing for shipment} THURSDAY, MAY 12— or storage. CATES’ CRATING SERVICE apr2-30t County Hospital Buffet Sup- per. Everyone Welcome. 6:30 P.M., on Hospital Grounds. The delegates will attend Camp | Talladeg Mean. Aig * 82 asurer, Miss Virginia Whitmarsh; | rion Strunk; Mrs. Betty Saunders |,’ (See Level), 6:30 em... 30.12 ins.—1020.0 ™ ‘Tomorrow's Almanée Sunset - imamed chairman of the rein- Moonrise Moonset (north end) i +14 tt ‘—)—Minus sign: Corrections : to be subtracted. © '+)—Plus sign: Corrections te * “be-added TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America)... Benjamin F. Fairless, president of US. Steel, born‘at Pigeon Run, Ohio, 59 years ago. U. S. Senator James E. Murray of Montana, born ‘in Ontario, Canada, 73 years ago. ‘4 Norman Corwin, radio writer- producer, born in Boston; 39 years ago. es Canada Lee (Lionel C. Cone- gata), actor, born in New York, 42 years ago. Mary Astor, actress, born in Quincy, Ill, 43 years ago. - Herschel V. Johnson, diplémat, member of the U.N. Seeurity Council, born in Atlanta, Ga., 55 years ago. ei Professor Jacob Viner, noted Princeton University economist, born in Montreal, 57 years ago. It's Your Hom Design Your Floors to Pléase Yourself with GUARANTEED for LIFE ‘Kentile’ and Armstrong ASPHALT TILE AND LOWEST IN PRICE eoee Beautiful Floors... Easy to Keep Clean Coved Linoleum Sink and Work Tops FREE ESTIMATES INLAID LINOLEUMS TOO, IF YOU PREFER Install It Yourself or Contract THE KEY WEST FLOOR COVERING CO. 132 DCVAL ST. TEL. 1454