The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 12, 1951, Page 6

ee . (CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES WILs GIVE YOU A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12e per line for one day lie per line for three days 10c per line for six days 9c per-line for twelve days tc per line for twenty-four days -dMinimum of 3 lines “per insertion DEADLINE: 1] A.M, DAILY In.case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one “ ; Contract Rates On Request 1—Announcements (Summer Special) BUSINESS CARDS, finest qual- ity, die-cut, boxed, 1,000 $4.85; 2500 $10,00; 5,000 $17.50 or only $3.50 per 1,000; shipped postpaid to your door same week order received, check with order. Ab- bot Printing Co., 819 N.W. 54th | St.” Miami, Fla. jun9-sat-tues-8tx TRANSPORTATION free to Vir-! ginia. lady. companion to help/| with baby. June 15. References! exchanged. Apply 1100 Margaret.' juni2-1tx ALCOHOLICS snonymous may! be rea@hed by telephoning 1853, | or writing.Box 8-G, c/o Citizen.) rs may29-30t | EVERY Thursday is dollar day! at Mar-Ed’s. Both stores. | jun4-mon-tues-wed-tf | 2—Apartments For Rent STORE. $65.00 year around. With or without equipment. Apt. for rent, Bedroom, kitchen and bath, All utilities included, excepting} gas. Apply Home Sundry Store, | 1207 ‘Trur APARTMENT . with. two. -bed- Ave. juni2-3t rooms, also efficiency room and trailer. Reasonable. Phone: ; 1404-W. junl2-3t. "BRAND new unfuxnished one bedroom apartment. 1522-M. june7-6t ONE-BEDROOM and living room. Electrie kitchen, tub and show- er. New furniture. Landscaped yard. Apply in person, 5:30 to | 6:30 PAM, 811 Southard. : wr may28-tf SEA “ISL® COURT, Windsor Lane, off, Truman Avenue. 24 ‘oom furnished apartments, utili- | jes included. Adults. No pets. Low sitfimer rates. jun2-tf APARTMENT for adults. No pets. All ‘utilities furnished, Stutz Hotel, “410 “Fleming. may29-tf APARTMEN!; Tiled bath, air \ | NAVAL officer with children’ de-| 5—Rooms For Rent (Continued) LIGHT housekeeping rooms. $5 to $15 per week. 411 William Street jun5-24tx | ATTRACTIVE room with bath, | on quiet street near beach. from United. Street. junl1-6t 6—Wanted To Rent NAVAL OFFICER with children duly 1, 1835-J. for about five months. juni2-3t | NAVAL OFFICER, wife, two children, 5 and 9, desire two or three bedroom furnished house. 1173-XW. juni2-3tx NAVY OFFICER and five de- pendents desire three-bedroom house about June 23rd. Call Lt. Comdr. Pawela, 1100 Ext. 248, or 1425-R after 5 P.M. may22-tues-fri-6t | NAVY OFFICER desires two or one bedroom furnished apt., or house. One baby. Call 623-J. junl1-3tx) sires two or three bedroom} house, About July 1. For five months temporary duty. Phone \- jun8-3t | 8—Male Help Wanted TWO first class mechanics and| one good grease man. See Bill| Tyler. Service Manager, Navar- ro’s, Inc. juni2-3t CI ®®K for payrolls and general ” offiee-work. Key West Florida. Answer by letter to P. O. Box 781, Ft. Lauderdale, giving names of hard-worker. \M Fogarty Ave. | $10.00 weekly. Surf Hotel, 521 | desires: furnished house aboiit | DS To... @ f Nl MODEST MAIDENS ‘Trademark Registered US Parent Otfce aa oreo ¥ Pen Wary Acan— NT pip NOT GET IT FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ANDA Box ToP! IT I¢ A BOX TOP! I 10—Male and Female Help Wanted THERE is a position open for a person competent in high school mathematics and who has sufficient maturity to do tedious mental work. The work will con- sist of reducing and analyzing electrical and mechanical data by mathematical computation and measurements. For an interview, 6-12 AP Newstecrures 25—Real Estate For Sale (Continued) street. Call 598. 29—Printing Make The ARTMAN PRESS 4m printing. Phone 51. dry. jund9-3t ROUTEMAN: Columbia Laundry and Dry Cleaners, 617 Simonton Street. jun4-tt COOK, must know business. So- ber and reliable. Apply in per- son, Caribe Restaurant, 407 Front Street, between 4 and 5 P.M. jun5-tf DISHWASHER to operate me- chanical dishwasher and assist in kitchen. Apply in person. Caribe Restaurant, Fropt Street. jun5-tf 9—Female Help Wanted GIRL for day work. References required, Phone 543-XM. junl1-3t CLERK-TYPIST. Past experience interviewing. investigating circulator, Beauty Rest beds. Everything ‘furnished. Summer rates, 1511 Truman Ave. may19-tf credit applicants desirable. Good FOR SALE six Consecutive is-| 1950 DELUXE Bendix’ Washin West Supply Co. 211 Simonton and announcements printed by corner Duval and Caroline Sts. Dinner 6-10 P.M. Will be open all summer. jun6-tf 18—Special Services WE make keys while you wait Key West Supply Co., 211 Sim onton St. juné-tf LEASES, Sc each. Promissory notes, le each. Minimum charge 5c. Artman Press. Citizen Bldg. Phone 51. us for cheapest prices in town. Buster Cerezo, 1350-M. 34- -Household Items and other small household ATTRACTIVE girls for curb ser- vice work in new. drive-in, THREE-ROOM {cottage. ‘Hot portunii ili _, water, No pets, 927 Catherine Ss oli eedi atin tan St. junta-3tx} WEEE. i Sui ‘for children, Jarge en- closed Yuta, aut depbavedente. $75 mont ted 709 Ashe street. Inquiry @ifeetly across the street. june7-tf 4—Houses For Rent WHY PAY RexT?. Let us build you a C.B.S. home with F.H.A. financing. Sunshine (>nstruction of Key West, Inc. 420 Fogarty Ave., Phone 593. junil-tt Restaurant, Front Street. jun4-tf WOOL PRESSER needed. Co- lumbia Laundry. jund-tf WAITRESSES NEAT, good appearing for inside work at Caribe Restaurant. Pre- fer permanent girls with experi- ende, Apply in person. Salary, plus tips, juns-tf beth bee AS ORE BE RE BR a SALAD GIRL and kitchen assist- ant, Must have experience, Caribe Restaurant, Front Street, ae consta items. Phone 1895-M. STORE of New:y-Nu. Furniture, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1601, We buy y and used furniture. juni2-3tx 19—Public Notices ani y ‘char Only your local news- publishes complete local ition of these controls. Sub- seribe to The Citizen today. Phone $1, Circulation Dept, for home delivery. 25—Real Estate For Sale THREE-BEDROOM MacArthur, unfurnished house. Carport. Phone 2095-W, 2825 Harris. junl2-24t $e WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Tru- man Avenue, Tel. 778. purposes. The Key West Cit zen, Greene and Ann Streets, Phone 51. jun3-tf 37—-Automotive Parts RETAM and wholesale. SMALL HOUSE and lot. Reason- able. For further information, Call 775-J. jun12-3tx make of car see the THREE - BEDROOM Sunshine house. 2008 Patterson Avenue, Phone 1766-XJ. jun6-6t TWINS 1130 Duval Street. Phone 1870. IF YOU WISR tw buy or sell any juni®-tuésafrity TWO corners, 100 ¥ 100 on Ist may!l-tf |your headquarters tur the finest} 2 sues cf The Key West Citizen.| machine. Fully automatic. A Fide = Delivered to your door, 25c week-|real bargain. Louie Carbonell,|é A . ly. Phone 61 Circulation Dept. | 2120 Patterson Avenue. junti-gtx a P ome, 69-20 008 Peed ——__—— | Plage, juntie3t scee he WE have a vump.ete stock ‘at | : — ~ window glass of all kinds. Key ith HAVE your wedding invitations : 41—Boats and Motors the Artman Press, Phone 51. ie junssg jun2-tl) EXCELLENT charcoal _ broiled eL} charcoal _ broiled tenderloin or sirloin steak din- NORMAN Dr anenean [Deh $2.75. Other complete din- Citizen Office ners from $1.75. Also Key West may21-tt specialties at the Trade Winds ROCK, marl, sand, top soil. See may11-tf may30-tf| 1949 MAYTAG washing machine rela oe tae aoe june7-tf WANTED: Old rags for cleaning If you need genuine auto parts for any Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE b) | 39—Trailers For Sale (Continued) |1951 ANDERSON 31° for sale.| Fully equipped. , Coral Isle | Trailer Park. Stock Island. Open| |9 to 9. a as | 23 FOOT M system hoine trailer. First class condition. Key West railer Court, 1015 Simonton. | | ry |19 FT. GLIDER house trailer. | 1948 model. Richardson, Mastic | Trailer Court,,638 United St. | . Juni1-2tx | WE HAVE 4 1arge’ selection of | | good clean house trailers at the lowest prices in Florida. With| |terms less than rent. ‘Come see/ |us. Free overnight lodging. Free} |delivery. Harper Trailer Sales) |4850 N. W. 17th Avenue, Phone | | 88-6887, Miami, Florida. may26-30t | 7-FOOT Stream Lite, screened porch and concrete patio, Call last three companies worker for,| please call 390. jun8-4tx may21-t1| 1156-XJ fe further details. ; | education. experience, two refer- ah | ~ jun7-t! ences, Must. be sober, honest, 16—Personal 32—St juni2-3t| . renee OR THE BEST tn trailers. New| ; GIVE . F ar and used. Pan-American Star, IECHANIC for heavy trucks. Aslacse igs Pit cert ae ties WED BRICK Storage Co, Furni-|Tera-Cruiser, 42 months to pay. Sunshine Construction Co., 2220/ Truman Ave., and Georgia, Phone| ** ¢ commercial. - hone (799 | M.M. Distributing Co., 920 South| : junl1-tf 681-M. may 14-tf may24-tt| Federal, Dania, Florida, Phone ~ 3000. may18-tf WOOL PRESSER White Laun-| 17—Personal Services 33—Miscellaneous Mo- ae 27° BOAT. 130 Kermath, 18’ cock- pit. Firsti¢lass shape. Sell cheap. Phone 1356. jun7-12-tx FIVE shrimp trawlers in excel- lent condition, powered with 165 H.P. diesel motors. Fully equipped, including nets ready to fish. Will sell cheap. Make us an offer? Phone, wire or write. King Shrimp Company, Brunswick, Ga., P. O. Box 272, Phone 326. j@n11-tf! 12%’ RAMSEY boat. 7¥ Mercury motor. 1307 Laird’ Street. juni1-3tx | | cheerful living. Com@ ‘and see our cheerful fabrics) —for slip covers, dr spreads, tablecloths, | bridge sets. CARO! 223 Ann St. | | | junl1-3t CAROLINE SHOP, 223 Ann St. will remain open all-summer. No fabric sale this ‘year; as we cannot duplicate our present stock ro junill-3tx 7 if | junil-3tx | * “| Name ana wade Hh Hil A Hi Hl li WW Ht a ADAMS, cult Kathleen Deputy CARO, the Plaintiff, THOMAS 0 f IN AND FOR MONE COUNTY. y MARIA REID, Complainant, vs. 1 DONALD LORIN REID, Defendant NOTIC KICATION Dor 5 « that suit for divorce has been agal ou herein and you 4 quir a copy of w r with the Cl before July Decree Pre @_agains' otherwise fe he enter Monroe of ey West, , this ith day NOTIC ar PRO- of A. JAKOUBBK, cutor of the estate wn fs 19,1951 LC_COERT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCULT =0F FLORIDA, NROE COUNTY, mplainant, DIVORCE N WIDDOES, Tegehdant. BuRLIC TION N WADDO Cocktail ange, ehoboth, Delaware You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for divorcee has heen filed against you, ahd you are hereby required to. serve a copy your Answer to the Bill of Com- plaint on the Complainant's Attor- ney, and file the original Answer in the office of the Clerk. of the Cir- cuit Court on or before the 22nd day of June, 1951, in default of which the Bill of Complaint will be | taken as contessed against you. This notice shall be published for four consecutive weeme in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper publish ed inMonroe County, Florid®. DONE and at Key West, Monroe ¢ Florida, this 21st day of M (Cireutt Court Seal) Clerk of Monroe C By: Kathleen, Nottage, ee Bepe baer ~~ Complathant’s Attorney: M. IGNATIUS | Lestin, 420 Terai Brett Key West, Plorida: May 22-29, jund-12,1961 Do ¥ ou Know That dune 25 marks the first anni- versary of war's outbreak in Ko- rea. FE ORDERED un ARL R. ADAMS, the Cirenit Court, + American, inventors have sup- plied the world with its typeset- ting machinery, 80 per cent. of the country’s population increase since 1940 has been in cities containing 50,000 or more people. Before the Civil War no Ameri- can bunting for an official flag | was found durable enough and bunting had to be imported from England. °) WEATHER 4 | Deficiency '| TOMGRROW The FORECAST Key West and Vicinity partly Few ra at mostly the S. SN Jacksonv 3 Straits a ; Light ‘ winds th cloudy rer. Few wide scattered showers Jac b No small ¢ have been issue Key West, Fla.., June Observations taken at C: 9:00 A.M., E Temperatures Highest y Lowest la Mean Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours ( ’ Total this month 17 dup Deficiency t 1 ve Total this year this year 4.91 6.40 Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 73 DRIDA. IN aegy barometer (Sea Level! 9:00 A.M ie Maly) wnt on 29.94 ins 1.0139 mb: “JAKOCBEK, | ler T Wh "i May Seok | REPORT ntions bre atice inn deena! en that} Temorrow’s Almanac h_ pressure i ; F a his final | r ASHE: pints for a ale tee [Sunrise 5:38 a.m. vent 2 Ie uso known | Sunset 7:16 p.m shaken fin foe | Moonrise 1:19 p.m. nee 1} Moonset 12:50 a.m. | 7 fiat Ree ag gle Be ‘| First Quarter M 1 aN yn the 22nd da EDWARD J } Newton Key West, F June 8, 19: A. McKNIGHT. Tides Naval Base High _ mee 4:15. am. ‘ $18,200 SPENT ON *4a:18 pam. 10:2 (Continuec from fe One) aQe corner of Reynolds nd Johnsen ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA et at an estimated cost of $16,- Reference Station. Key West 000. Time of! Height oj Carrol Snow, Jr, 113 Varela Station— Tiae thigh wate frame house Bahia Honda eet at a cost of (bridge) _.—0h 10m 0.9 tr $8,200. No Name Key Other ‘pe: s were issued to (east end) _+2h 20m |C. B. Van Allen, 1009 Johnson doce Chica street for $50 to repair a side- (Gandy Pt) .—oh 40m <, and a driveway. Jaldes Channel Plumbing Inspector Harry Al- ;sing issued permits Friday. and SOS So) SE I EET das te Mores tol © al pin Giiehetaes (3 ee cee ; at Waddell and Alberta w—F D Oonent | to Edward Graham, 407 : lus sigan: Corrections t. | Writchead street; two permits to | Princ Bse'bne |Horace Sanchez, 719 Windsor { —— = jLane; to Frank orres, 2500 | Saws date from prehistoric! Seidenber: aes hue; to Harry Pin- h street; to Ab- ‘S-}raham Miller, 327 and 329 United | times, when they were formed der, 609 El be’ tom flint tlakes with finely ja | ged edges, jStreet; to John A. Marrero, 801 |and 801 1-2 United str a | The individual barber ir nok We , " shop Anthony Demeritt, luzz shaving mug began to disappear ington street. during World War I when many) Se EEE eee soldiers learned to shave them-|. Europe consumes more wheat selves. than it grows. | Wasti- | T rain Derailment Injures 26 aa jand-tf | kind of Key West or Key prop- |at present prices. ¥ i TWO-BEDROOM house, furnish- ‘ 4 erty, call on Paul Boysen, 626 rl cjupitamisanamuenhes aa ss S08 comactnns were ed. 710 Bakers Lane. junt1-2t] SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE] Fleming St. Here since 1919. | 38—Automobties For Sale conneils in the Unibed Stes eth. pe | has ae a eo. pede 1950 BUICK Super Riviera coupe i ply ae ee biggles 5 Rooms For Rent tors. ie wa nae romotion| APT. and roomy house, having 3| All extras. Low mil¥agt White| in rne cmevure court or THR | eee for girls who are} one-bedroom apts, one two-| wall tires. Dyna-Flo. Call 2198-W.| SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIuCUIT The entrance is the tecub ak tee Overseas Hotel [tim school’ graduates. Ages 15| bedroom apt. ana five separate juni2-st| Leark oF FLOMEna, 1s caveN | THe SUMMER RATES in effect. Week-/ ly, double, from $10. 917 Flem- ing St. Cocktail Lounge and Bar. jung-tt| Se eee ec —iiem—etasa COOL porch sleeping room. Sin gle man preferred. Reasonable yearly rate. 513 Whitehead, op ~ posite courthouse, jun8-6t REFRIGERATED room for wholesaler, ready to operate. LD OOO TS GMM Phone 1022. IROOM ATS. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN .| bedrooms, Near P.O. Producing CERY. $14,000.00. See us about this. Johnson and Johnson, 419 Duval. < URORES AAIRTSS BR Me ny SMES nes My whith dolly. Only rolled 600 miles. LOT 65 x 100, zoned for duplex,} Lot 5-A, Coral Isle Trailer Park. “Phone 598. mayll-tf Cane . 22-820 p. ie on pupctase eee of| TWO FORDS. 1947 Models. One- JACKSON ‘CiiehorD AS EUEBON. ,006.. Johnson and Johnson,| ton canopy trucks in excellent] 7% Vance ACTION 19 Duval, Phone $72. junt-tf| mechanical condition. All steel! cuanyortR RUTH OATRINSON. Will finance, Adams a Pape t ‘APA! NOTICE OF PURLICATION APARTMENT HOUSE. Four junl1-3t) ro: Charlotte Ruth Atkinson apartments. Close in. Produc- No 3 wrece ae peat ‘ - 5 Poquonnoc e ‘ ing good income on investment of| 99 Trailers For Sale you ARE HEREBY ORDERED SS Mibiets adie ————. CONLEY TRAIL—True hydraulic juni1-3t and REQUIRED, to serve a copy of your Answer to the Bil of Com- Plaint fer Diverce on the Com- plainant's Attorney, and file the ériginal Answer in the office of the ..| Clerk of the Cirenit Court on or be- tore July 5, 1961, in the above en- titled matter; otherwise the allega- Pharoh in the Great Pyramid in Egypt was concealed and block- ed up and the true passage to the burial chamber confused by blind alleys, false doors and dummy rooms, but discovered long ago. U.S. experts.show the value of. snow. in high. country for irriga- tion by pointing out that about 20 percent of Utah is above 7,000 feet high, but this 20 percent of the state contributes 80 percent of the runoff used for irrigation.