The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1952, Page 10

Page 10 | CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISING RATES || 99¢ | WILL GIVE YOU A3-LINE [) CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 12c per line for one aay | Tle per line for three days | 0c per line for six days 9c per line for twelve days 8c per line for twenty-four days || Minimum of 3 lines | per insertion | DEADLINE: TIA.M. DAILY |) In case of error, The Citizen || will be responsible for only one |) insertion. | Contract Rates On Request 2—Apartments For Rent FURNISHED apartment for refin- ed couple. No pets. $75 a month. 626 William. may2-tf COOL apartment, for adults, every- thing furnished. 1511 Truman Ave. may2-tf ONE bedroom, electric kitchen, tub and shower, living room. New furniture. Apply Cabrera Wholesale for appointment. mayl-tf BRAND NEW Studio Apartment. Completely furnished. By week or month, Corner William and Seminole, apr30-tf TWO BEDROOM unfurnished up- stairs apartment. $65 monthly § months lease. No pets. Apply 425 Francis St., Phone 1445-M. apr30-tf FURNISHED 2-bedroom Duplex New, air cooled. Beautifully furnished. Lease, $150.00 per month. Phone 1402-XJ. — may3-3tx 1 BEDROOM apartment, electric kitchen, tile bath, tub and show- er, near beach. Adults. 1415 Wil- liam. apr28-tf | ee a nee BEDROOM apartments. Summer rates. Utilities included. Adults | only. Sea Isle Court, 915 Windsor | Lane. aprlo-tf + ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom apart- ment. No pets. 1125 Washington St. apri7-tf nee ceenieiecesenneeesntnnonnenseaes APARTMENT for rent, Adults, no| pets, all utilities furnished. Stutz | Hotel Apartments, 410 Fleming St.| apr7-tf! FURNISHED one bedroom apart ment. 711 South, 3-ROOM apartment. All electric kitchen, private bath. Children welcome. $80 a month. Call 626-J may5-6t APART 'T for couple only electric kitchen, Phone 1668 ma All TWO APARTM Call FURNISHED efficiency apartment all utilities, 802 Eaton St may5-3t ed 2 - BEDROOM, fur ment. No pets, Apply at 9 Grinnell St. may5-3tx FURNISHED eff ment. Electric dren welcome. 909 ONE-BEDROOM 1601 Von P BEA FULLY FURN 3—Cottages For Rent SMAI tage week. 8 t e 4—Houses For Rent THE KEY WEST CITIZEN USE THE Monday, May 5, 1952 4—Houses For Rent (Continued) 5-ROOM house. 2001 Harris Ave.| Phone 2099-M. $125 monthly. may2-3tx WILL share my home with nice refined couple, no children. Kit- chen privileges. Phone 232 for in- formation. may2-3t WHY NOT SUMMER IN MIAMI? In comfort and luxury, in all (or part) of handsome with gard- en. Enjoy free utilities and a low rent of $75.00 (or less) per month til Nov. 1st. Write Mariposa, Box 3033, Miami, Fla. apr30-6t TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, Furn- ished. 2613 Fogarty Ave., Apply 2429 Harris Ave. may3-3t FOUR bedroom furnished house in Casa Marina section. Johnson & || Johnson. Phone 372. aprl6-tf 4A—Hotel Rooms TROPICAL HOTEL, 114 Duval. Reasonable rates all year round. | Large cool rooms. Maid service. may5-18t SUMMER RATES now in effect at the Central Hotel. apr12-tf OVERSEAS HOTEL, 917 Fleming Street. Low Summer Rentals apr19-30t 5 -Rooms For Rent LARGE ROOM in private home Cooking privileges. Plenty of hot water. Phone 7 COOL, attractive sleeping rooms. Reasonable. Phone 1360. may2-3t LARGE airy rooms on quiet street, near beach. From $15 weekly double, 521 United St. apr29-tf ONE apartment. Light housekeep- ing rooms. Available at 411 Wil- liam St. Rates reasonable. apr21-12tx LUIGI’S rooming house. Rooms with and without private baths. Call after 3 p.m. 227 Duval St. aprll-tf 6—Wanted To Rent NAVY WIFE and children in des- te need of 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt. unfur. or furn, Call NAVAL OFFICER in dire need of 2 or 3 bedroom, furnished house where children are wel- come. Here for 5-6 months. Con- tact at No. 12 Saltair Motel. I 3tx DESIRE INFORMATION regard- ing furnished unfurnished apartments or houses, to rent, sub-lease, or sell. Contact . A. Dorsey, FAWTUlant Housing Officer. Phone 1100, Ext 161, ma 3t 8—Male Help Wanted MECHANIC and Steady Work. Phone Hudgins, truck driver, Living quarters. ummerland Key. apri6-tf S=rennia Help Wanted | EXPERIENCED 13—Nursery Schools SSIFIED MODEST MAIDE ‘Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office a ret SAY ALAN Nout FIND ITA CHEAP CAR To RUN, HALF THE (iME IT WONT RUN, SO HALF THE TIME YoU WONT HAVE To Buy GAS * NS ha 24—Business Opportunities CASA MARINA Annex Nursery. Day and night service. Phone 1360. may2-3t 17—Personal Services NOTICE BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements printed by | the Artman Press, Phone 51. aprl-tf Notary Public NORMAN D. ARTMAN ‘ — Citizen Office aprl-tf FOR SALE six Consecutive 1s- sues of The Key West Citizen. Delivered to your door, 25¢ week- ly. Pnone 51 Circulation Dept. 18—Special Services USE Snow Cap Bleach for soft, white, fluffy washes. Try a bottle from your grocer. mayl-tf IF YOU CAN’T STOP, SMILE. 25.00 cash and up trade in al- lowance on your old desk, re gardless of condition, on a new or used Office Desk, wood or | Steel. Roberts Office Supply, 126 | Duval street, Phone 250. | apr30-mon-wed-sat-tf jIF YOU CAN’T STOP, SMILE | Typewriters, adding machines. j cash registers, desks, files. Ne and used for sale, rent, trade. We buy used equipment. Roberts Office Supply, 126 Duval Street, Phone 250. apr30-tf GLIDDEN PAINTS | PLUMBING SUPPLIES— | FIXTURES KEYS MADE PLUMBING REPAIRS & INSTALLATION KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. 211 SIMONTON ST. TEL. 378 apris-tf A. G. TAYLOR, Builder. New or old work. Phone 136 or 1118-XR after 6. Mar31-30tx JOHNSON & CURRY, Builders and Contractors. Free estimates on new CBS homes, remodeling and roofing. Phone 147-XM m3 19—Public Notices GOVERNMENT controis and regu lations are constantly chan Only y local newspaper put shes complete local application of these controls. Subscribe to The Citizen today. Phone 51, Circulation Department for home delivery ~) 22 Lost grocery c Ay Fausto’s F i Palace GIRLS WANTED. S. H WA 3S w r as c k * w SS wan’ 4 ENP? NCED W AD TS I $ ' e's F Liberal Reward ! ! ! Subscribe to The Citizen BUSINESS Property for sale. Total price $8,000. Centrally located. Apply 511 Angela. mayl-12tx FOR Quien ~: TICK Classified Advertising Brings Results TELEPHONE 51 33—Miscellaneous GLAZED WALL TILE. Standard 50c per foot. Large Construc- tion Shed, cost $350.00. Buy for $200.00. Phone 566 after 5 P.M. Ask for Walt. may5-4t 34—Househoid Items For Sale BED, double Hollywood, $25.00. 715 South. may3-3tx ONE KELVINATOR refrigerator, 40 pound freezer capacity One Bendix automatic washing ma- chine. Limed Oak bedroom suite Limed Oak dining room set. 131-D Poinciana. may3-6tx SO CE Senn ial oe Wh BABY’S crib with adjustable spring and new mattress. Bumper pad. 1402 Tropical. may2-3tx SODA fountain and luficheonette doing excellent business, will sacrifice as owner is going to hos- pital. Call 566, apr28-tf 25—Real Estate For Sale 3-BEDROOM Sunshine home, corner lot, fenced yard, storm shutters. 2121 Fogarty Avenue. may5-12tx EQUITY. 2-bedroom Sunshine home. Including range, refrig- erator, venetian blinds, storm | shutters. $2,700.00. 2204 Fogarty 3-BEDROOM home, excellent lo- cation. Large lot, DUPLEX, ne each unit, Av; 2-BEDROOM home, 7 rental unit good location, The above | chased like r rties may be pur- | Phone owner, 15 ————————— FOR HOMES, Duplexes ments, Business and Key age. See Paul Boysen. 626 Flemi Phone Box | EQUITY for shine | aluminu ments, Isle Tr RESIDENCE Write or land Ke ARTMAN PRESS your headquarters for the finest in printing. Phone 51 31—Garden-Lawn Supplies BLACK DIRT LIME plastic bed—daveport, blond wood. Matching coffee table, both like new, reasonable. Phone 1809- XW. mayl-3t EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY, 3416 Duck Avenue, Poinciana. Phone 1501. We buy and sell new and used furniture. mar24-tf 35—Wanted To Buy GIRLS BICYCLE, 20” Phone 1856-XR. wheels. may5-3t kal 45—Transportation Storage - Moving ISLAND CITY TRANSFER Phone 488 €. V. Kinsman | TWO WOMEN leav ton,Mass., June 3 share driv Phone Key West, | the Manager. 46—Builder’s Supplies 4 PICTURE WINDOWS, 48” Complete with al nun Phone 556. 49A—House Movers HOUSE MOVERS CALL GARNETT Ph. 1402-XJ for estimate. aprs-ti 9170, z No Drop To Drink \In K.W.,7 To7 P.M. During Election “It will be a dry day in the Southernmost city tomorrow- from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., that is. Not a drop of liquor, beer or wine can be sold over a bar, across a grocery counter, or in any beer and wine ple->, »<cord- ing to Flo law during the 12 | hours that the polls are . open, Chief Deputy Tommy Dixon said | today. The drink-dry day will undoubt- edly develop into a wetter even- ing when the results of the elec- tion become known. Election night parties, some of which will be wakes, others rejoicngs, will counteract the abstemious quality | of the polling hours. Violators of the law will be pu- nished severely, after apprehen sion by the Sheriff’s department, charged with enforcing the law. The spirit-ban may strain the already strained water supply of dry-as bone Key West, said one observer, resulting in a rush for soft drinks and other non-alcoho- lic, non-fresh water beverages. BABY PLAY PEN, tion. Phone 1536-J. good condi- may3-3t WE PAY $1.00 for old batteries. Dick's Tire Service, 929 Truman Ave. Phone 778. aprl-tf 38—Automobiles For Sale | PONTIAC. Tudor Sedanette, 46 model. Good condition, tires ent. $740.00, 808 Caroline may5-3t 1947 BUICK convertible, fully equipped, $975. Phone 1529-XW. apr21-10t | $8—Trailers For Sale TRAIL from $395 up. Tipton Trailer Sales, Stock Island. may nton. ay3-6tx od condition, $350 Honda. Bob Kyle may2-6tx 125 each. Trailer s built on, one n. Stock Island, ol ter 4 P.M. Todd WE CAN SAVE you from to $500.00 on any trailer. 00 Our e the lowest in Fla. Come and see us, “ree overzight lod-g ng pry to Key West, larper Trailer Sales, 4850 N.W 17 Ave. Miami, Fla. Phone 89-6887 apr23-30t 42—Dogs-Cats-Pets $4.90 - 1 Box to The Gitizen i Subscibe Boette Promoted To 3rd Class Louis H. Boette } cently celebrated the comp! f his third year aboard the USS C1 Jr has just magore (S: ) Almost cone | rently he w roted to th ty officer rating of third cl dioman by Virtue of his st the U. S. Navy EJeet Wide Comy | itive Examinations Louis (or Buddy | often called) e days after his grac nies at St. Peters’ ‘He went to basic Diego, Calif. and tt i marine School, New I ti with no lost as he is ed the ‘ marines in the fall of 1949 The C \¥y s fast | submarines based in During his high sch | dy worked chain gro Gulfport Gulfport, Fla Mrs. Louis H_ B Yale Street uth Fla. Tribune H Soi St. I Kills Woma WICHITA plan: s for 22-ye who tol sacked bod n K K.W. Navy Man | Dies In Accident 19 Kenneth Gryke SN tioned in Key West was an automobile Sunday, acco The Navy here would no firm Gryka’s death 5 fication of next of kin hl i cident cording to the © died | accident on MacArthur “ j way. | woo fOodeay’s open Business Mirror By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (®— Like to have a ¢ e account at a bank? A ks on Long Island do, y when they say “charge it, ise’ it’s not for more spending Doubtless that’s to to expect from any bank, sy do buy shirts or dresses tever on charge accounts at . And then the bank the account — and bills iem. The store never bothers them about paying, it’s already got its money from the bank. And the customers themselves pay nothing for the service. Franklin National Bank of klin Square, Long Island, says re first ever to put this idea ito practice. Arthur T. Roth, pres- nt, says the plan helps small erchants compete with suburban branches of city stores. Some retailers who are partici- say their business has in- ised as much as 30 per cent, says. He explain that most ll merchants lack the working capital and clerks to handle accounts, The bank does the job for them—and as a result y n’s Small shops can offer customers C ‘ "| the same charge account facilities as do the big department stores. The plan works this way: W Pl A man buys a shirt in one of the B. ; "| participating shops. He has a charge account card — obtained from the bank the same way and under the same credit rating con- ditions as at a department. store. The merchant deposits the sales slip in his account at the bank, P and is credited exactly as if he H t 1, | had deposited cash, The bank takes over from there. % > re It does the bookkeeping on what F : the customer owes in all the par- 1 licipating stores, sends him in- oices, makes collections, credits he the customer’s account for t*e hirt if itis returned for any rea- sen. And it says, “no”, politely, customer's outstanding counts are too high—store clerks 1 call the bank to check, chit : In other words, the bank acts for all the participating stores just : 1 Room, Over. } as the vunting and credit de- Bs } ) px partment of a big store does for : d each of its departments. The bank make money this if the way 14 First it per sales charges the merchant cent of the amount of slip. Also the mer- business banking aceount irried with Franklin National. the customer with credit issued by the bank are, y. encouraged to be de- s there too. The plan started a year ago, to oil distributors, Fifty nerchants now are partici- nd the bank is handling accounts. More than ilars worth of goods have been charged lan. Doctors and den- be added next. The bank ber now. \ esident William J. Boyle, r artment store credit (Macy's) runs the int program for the He says customers are pay- romptly than they nor- to a department store. h each chant's confine ret sport flown by Lt, P. Benedict, Pasa. {, made the landing cials and scientists hours and 10 minutes pack taking measure n flew back to Fletcher’s ice fsland 135 to report the historte ATTENTION PLEASE DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD JUNK LEAD, BRASS, COPPER betteries and Scrap Metal all Mr. Feinstein Phone 826-W 800 VIRGINIA 4 County Improvement Pull Lever 27-A For County Sommissioner FIRST DISTRICT J. M. FERNANDEZ, JR. “JOE” Adv