The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 9, 1949, Page 3

8 Point BLACKFACE CAPS SBep 10. Theretefor'8 Point black, 40% Will be for 9:lines. (Ee- 3 Days ... 9c fae caps is 2 times a line sate 5 per line.) “What's Doing At n it: . Days 8 — more than for 8 Point light- _— Legion Charity Po ee is te. tesdeamuber cope | Deadline . atthe Festival July 14 36 Consecutive Bee — 6c ain To bakute publication, : ke ies ee Rates Display copy must in Adver- r Sawyer ~ 10 Point Type tising eosrtacon aac be- Y.M.C.A.-U.S.0. the American Legion announced! ysl 1% ties rate for 8 Point _- £9F@ 41 o'clock in the morn- Key V senate care lightface regular type. i ‘on the id of publica- |] SUNDAY— ‘The rate for 8 Point light- 2 Point T: . Pat gave hago eal of the community will from. this face ) caps is 1% times rate for 8 Point : Phone. 51 5:00 5 fie ay Pong Tourne day on be. rewarded for their times a more than the Tightface regular type. Use your phone. ' Adver- 9:00 P.M.—Song Fest and Fel. service. ost for & Point lightface 1 8 P. int T e tisements may be inserted lowship Hour; Bea Moreno, The Legion will instieute an regular type. ou y, P in. these columns by phone. plang: ; ») annual award to be given to the — 8 times rate for 8 Point Es one 10:00 P.M.—Refreshments serv- citizen who is selected as out-! 8 Point lightface regular type. Office * ed by Hostesses. standing for the current year. Biacktface Type ° Business office in The MONDAY— : 2 This year the award will be ‘The rate for 6 Point black- JA Point Type Citizen Building, corner of 8:00 P.M.—Ping Pong, Pool. | made at the Legion Charity face is 1% times a line- , Greene and Ann Streets, ’ "Shuffleboard ae wont | Festival to be held from July 1 Pant the cost for 8 4 times rate for 8 Point Pp to ee Hight on enter- Gamnss: eet ey ee js : ; lightface regular type. tface regular type. "| ‘ophy will consist of aj... aa — 9:00 P.M.—Dance under the } peautiful loving cup which will chr Pritchard’s Orch. | p< engraved with the name of] a? ee the person who is selected, and’ 330 PM—YMCA_ Glee ciub| ts, be-on continuous display in ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the following conditions: In the eve: event of error in adverts ‘Wansient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the first inse: “ta CLAMS. and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only ie scual amount of pee ened by 8:15 P.M.—Bingo. Prizes. INESDAY— The award will be a continuous) monthly, Near South Beach. ‘ed it Am, Phone may 13-30tx FURNISHED apartment, couple only. aad 1127 Southard St., Phone 172. jun3-6tx FURNISHED apartment, electric Kitehen, hot water, children welcomed. $65.00 monthly. All utilities paid. Apply 909 Eliza- beth Street OTRO cyt, sR pe jan7-at ONE-BEDROOM apartment on eee Brest Couple only. ee utilities. aéibe. 1185- jun?-9-2tx EFFICIENCY apartments, $50.00 monthiy. Apply New Charles Hotel, 585 Eaton. jun?-5tx ONE . BEDROOM = apartment, medern conveniences. Couple ely. Apply 801 Virginia Street. jun7-3tx & SPACIOUS apartments, all- electric. Available on or about June th. Can be seen at 620 Seuthard St or Phone 560-M jun8-3tx YHREE- ROOM apartment, hot amd cold water. Phone 1512. Apply 609 Grinnell. jun8-3tx PURNISGHED studio apartment. Near beach. Ocean view. Gar- den. All conveniences. Adult. No gets $50.00, 1214 Duval Street. Phone 243-R or 1040-J. jun8-tf JUST vacated One-bedroom house, sleeps four. Available to New. 1. $80 per month. Furn- whed. Telephone. Children, no pete. Phone 166 jun9-3t PURNISHED apartment, children eecepted. E. A. Strunk, Jr., Mhene 616 or 597 jun9-tf LARGE cool one- »-bedroom apart- ment on Pear! Street. All-elec- tote Bitehen. $85.00 per month. Phone mornings, 1185-R jun7-9-2tx MODERN, efficiency apartment, $90.00 per month. Utilities fur- eehed. 1224 Seminary Street. jung-3t WH. wre lower apartment with frent bedroo mavailable Private entrance, hot water, elec- tree refrigerator Adults only 12 Fleming Street, Phone 397-M. efter 630 PM jund-3t cnNe BEDROOM apartment. aewly furnished. All utilities furniehed. Reasonable rent. Ap- oy Prenk’s Berber Shop. 425) FoR SALE—FLOWERS, TREES, PLANTS. SHRUBS, ETC. Mens thas jand-2tx FOR REWT—APARTMENTS AND ROOMS FOUR apartments, rooms ght we Do omnes to} Other plants, O00 per week. 411 St. FOR SALE—USED TRUCKS FORD pick-up truck, good con- dition, $200. 920 Virginia St. may 10-30tx FOR RENT—GARAGES GARAGE tor rent. Apply 418 Olivia Street jun7-3tx advertisement where the error occurs. ARTMENTS | FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS OVERSEAS Hotel, 917 Fleming. Single rooms $10 up weekly. .| Double from $12. Coffee Shop FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS |. LEASES, 5c each. Promissary notes, 1c each. Minimum charge 5c. “oy Press, Citizen ett FOR RENT—BUSINESS FOR SALE—REAL RE EALE BEY BOP ATE SMALL furnahed “houie;. with furnshed house, adjoining lot, center of town.|- Reasonable. Cash. Phone 892-W. FULLY equipped cafe, with beer and wine license. Apply 808 Caroline Street. j FOR RENT—COTTAGES COTTAGE, three-rooms and bath. BEAUTIFUL home. tile bath, all electric Concrete construction, Cool screened aoptiat ‘tile floors. FURNISHED cottage. Apply 1021 Packer (rear). FOR SALE—BOATS AND MARINE MOTORS MERCURY outboard motor, 10 h.p.. Bargain. Runs like clock. George Marker, 722 Love Lane. room. | cottage, Adults only. The Price Organi- zation, 411 Fleming, Phone 124. jun9-thurs-sat-tues-tf TWO-BEDROOM _ cottage Grinnell Street... Child accept. . All-electric kitchen, ~Phone mornings, 1185-R. CHRYSLER Ace marine oo condition, $400, plywood, with 9% er-cooled innosnt en- apartment, furnished or . furnished. Couple with children. Permanent residents. tween 12 and 5:30. BOAT at sacrifice, “4% and motor, like new. oe 4 eee 2-BEDROOM furnished — house. Phone 1009-W. j FOR a-Si FOR SALE—USED CARS GROCERY, doing a good busi- ness. Owner must leave town. Will sell the first good — pues Box J-14, c/o Citizen. 1940 CHRYSLER good condition, radio, heater, Tony’s Auto Body Shop, 603 Greene Street. j 1941 CHRYSLER, cheap, in good spare tires, $575.00. 2835 Staples FOR SALE—TRAILER 1948 SPARTON Manor, in excel- lent condition. J. H. _— 38-D, U.S.N. Seaplane 1940 FORD coupe, ’46 motor, ra- dio, heater, $650. Ave., Phone 1172-W. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Special De Luxe Custom Made 1941 Buick. One owner. In per- fect shape. Blinker lights. Look THREE-PIECE maple bedroom ‘set, good condition, $75.00. No. 4 Piérce Lane, rear Blackout United Street, Phone 1173-J. BARGAIN—Philco like new. 526 Duval aleey 1941 HUDSON business coupe. Good condition, new . 44-A Seaplane Base, Phone 1036-XJ. j FOR SALE—KEY PROPERTIES 1948 BUICK Super Two-door Se- dan. Excellent condition. Ready for long trip. Selling due to ill health. Apply 523 Whitehead St,. SANDS Subdivision, Key." All.of the lots in the fol- lowing squares: 6 lots, Square 25; 8 Ws, “Square 24; 7 lots, Square 3Ip : lots, Square 35. Al $45.00 Paul Boysen Co., Figming Street, Phone 153. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FIVE bundles of old newspapers, 5c. Inquire The Citizen Office, HELP WANTED—MALE ua TWO salesmen, between ages 25 and 35. Apply Apt. 5, Flamin- -tf] go ‘Motel, 922 North Beach. ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. us for cheapest prices in town. 1060-M, Buster Cerezo. j RADIO, Zenith (long distance). 13-F Porter Place, WALPRESS and curb girl. ply-in person. Ponce’s Lungh- eonette, 701 Simonton. TWO electric water pumps. each. Apply 626 Grinnell St. EMPLOYMENT WANTED SECRETARY, with i 417 Angela St., HIBISCUS, palms, bape coleus, frangipanis, ger ‘aniums, sultanas, poin-| ,,c*P% 1028-R. 1004 Southard | St.| ‘MOVING AND HAULING Furniture Moving Local and Long Distance Agent Galloway Transfer and Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER E. V. Kinsman 15 P.M.—Mrs. E. E. Crowson at the piano. 8:00 P.M.—Pinochle Tourney. 8: fr Saye asthed on the Patio. ster Perpall, operator. THURSDAY— 7:30 P.M—YMCA Glee Club Rehearsal. Marjorie Coburn, director. 9:00.P.M.—Dance under the Stars. John Pritchard’s Or- chestra. . 8:00 P.M.'— Beginning Ball- room Dancing. Mrs. R. Hor- tensteine, director. 9:00 P.M. — Country Dancing. Mrs. R. Hartensteine, direc- tor. SATURDAY— 12:30 P.M.—Fishing Party (In- formation at Desk). 2:00 P.M.—Softball Practice. 8:15 P.M,—Movie on the_Patio. Buster Perpall, operator. Executive—Forest Turner. Program Director — Mrs. Wahneta Kovash. The Mississippi river drains five-twelfths of the United States. PUBLIC NOTICE ana Fla-8075A, for a period of 1 year beginning August 1, 1949, will be. accepted at Central Of- fice, Housing Authority, Porter i] Pinoe Key West, Florida. ‘ jung-3t UPHOLSTERY | SURGEON'S Upholstery, 711 Ashe, Phone 1061-M. We will make your old sofa, chair or any other piece of furniture look like new. Also auto seat covers and headliners. All custom made. Free estimate. jun9-3t LOST BIFOCAL sun glasses, leather case, with Elks’ pass. $2.00 re- ward. 1415 United, Phone 1173-J. jun9-tf _ BEAUTY SALONS SUMMER rates now in effect. 20% reduction on all ‘heat permanent waves. Cold waves, $8.50 up. Beauty Colony (up- stairs) 521 Southard Street, Tele- phone 206. jun4-30tx : STORAGE RED Brick Storage Co. Furni- ture or commercial. Phone 798. may17-30t GARDEN AND LAWN: SUPPLIES FINE quality Goodyear Viynil plastic garden hose. Also rub- ber hose. Key West Garden & Lawn Supply Co., 830 Fleming St.. Tel. 1019. jund-tf FABRICS HOMEMAKERS HOME charm can be ,bought by the fabric yard. Attractive slipcovers and draperies can transform the most drab room into a place of refreshment, light and ace CAROLINE SHOP, 223 Ann st., has fabrics within every budget. jun8-3t DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING and alterations. Reasonable prices. Telephone 1398-M. jun8-3tx PERSONAL MARTIN Hair Stylist announces: Mr. Martin is leaving Key West for the summer and will return} in September. Betty Cruickshank, | formerly Casa Marina and Ge-/ neva Pool, formerly La Concha Hotel and New York, are em- ployed at Martin’s' to offer the| type of work you have been ac-; customed to. may9-30tx tt SIGNED bids for lease of gaso- line station premises, Poinci- one and each yeera new ni will be engraved upon the cup. The selection of the Caices > of the award will be. made by aj Total board which will be composed ofj Total Jone member from each civic club in the city, a representative’ from each of the locally distribu- ted newspapers, the radio station, and three members to be. select- ed from the Legion membership. Letters have been sent to all clubs in the city inviting them to send delegates to a meeting to be held at the post home on Wednes- day June 15th at 8.00 p. m. for the purpose of ironing out vari- ous questions which may. arise and for the purpose of entertain- ing nominations for the honor. One’subsequent meeting will be,held at which additional nom- inations will be entertained and the final selection of the recipi-. ent will be made, The American Legion stresses the fact that the award will be made on the basis of outstand- ing service to the community, state, or nation. -No restrictions as: to race, creed, political con- viction, or - any. ee: Mimitin; circumstance ‘will and the final selection will be made by a secret ballot of the selection board, balloting being held until one candidate has a clear majority. Nominations for the award may be made by anyone in any walk of life, whether a member of any club or‘not, and may be made in writing or verbally. Persons making nominations may do so anonimously if they so de- sire. The only condition to, be made is that the nominee must be a bona fide resident of Key West in the judgment of the selection board. In order to help the board in making its selection nominations should if possible be accompanied by substantial evidence as to the accomplishments of the nomineey Nominations should be addressed to the American Legion. In announcing this award the Legion feels that it is making a sorely needed contribution to the local scene. It believes that nowhere else is there a greater proportion of citizens who are working in the civic interest without hope of reward. Many other cities make a similar award each year and the event is al- ways anticipated with keen in- terest. It is the hope of the sponsors |that this will become an _ out- standing event on the civic calendar here in Key West. Announcement of the winner of the honor will be made 24 ‘hours before the trophy is to be presented and it is hoped that complete secrecy .can be main- tained up to that time. Plans have tentatively been set for the presentation to be made on the afternoon of Sunday July 3rd at the Post Home. $50,000 Love Suit KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—Mrs. Eu- genia Hoylland Brendle, 15-year- old bride, has filed a $50,000 suit against her in-laws, Dr. and Mrs. Luther A. Brendle, charging them with alienating her 16- year-old husband’s love and af- fection. She claims that she and her young husband set up house- keeping and lived happily until Luther’s parents stepped in and lured him back home. When trying on a skirt before buying, try # sitting and walk- ing as well as standing before a mirrow, experts. advise. A straight-line skirt may look right | when you are standing still, but may be unbecoming and un- comfortable when walking or sitting. . The brine shrimp, found alll over the world, are reproduced by unfertilized eggs. (Eastern Standard Time)! Hig! 4s 000 : _. ADDITIONAL TIDE DAT: (Reference Station: Key (east end) —. ” 42h 20m (Sandy Point)—0h 40m. Caldes Channel iis (north end) .+2h 10m ‘+14 ft. ° rs (—)—Minus. sign: to be subtracted. oe mo Corrections to * Snake Disrupt Disrupts. Checker Game McALESTER, Okla.—Finemen were sittng around, enjoying their annual checker game, when all of a sudden, one jumped up and yelled. Others followed suit. A snake had slithered into the C000COCOOCCOOOOOOCOOOOEE It's Your Home Design Your Floors to Please Yourself with GUARANTEED for LIFE ‘Kentile’ and ‘Armstrong’ ASPHALT TILE AND LOWEST IN PRICE Beautiful Floors... Easy to Keep Clean Coved Linoleum Sink and Work Tops ESTIMATES INLAID: LINOLEUMS TOO, IF YOU PREFER Install It Yourself | or Contract THE KEY WEST FLOOR COVERING NG'CO. 132 DCVAL ST. Codoccecedovocoocccosess