The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1954, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, September 18, 1954 Try A ‘Quick Action’ Citizen Classified Ad-Dial 2-566l or 2.566) ee ge assiied Ag— Dial 2266! or 2.5662 Night Worker Objects To Daytime Noise By RAY KOHM NEW YORK ® — As a news- man who toils in darkness and (tries to) sleeps days, I note with drowsy alarm a juuye’s ruling that coloratura Miriam Scott is entitled to air her arias all through the day, I have no quarrel with 25-year- old Miriam, who sings her pretty heart out in a third floor apart- ment in Sunnyside, Queens, which is several miles from where I live, But Mrs. Katherine Gibson, a waitress who works nights, lives in the same building on the same floor as Miriam, Mrs. Gibson de- scribes Miriam’s dulcet but ringing tones as no lullaby. » Mrs. Gibson, like me, necessarily likes to sleep of an afternoon. The Scott-Gibson affair got a vocal workout yesterday in Long Island City, Queens, Magistrates Court, Mrs. Gibson’s complaint (ais. turbance of the peacé) suffered a Wagnerian setback when neighbor Trudi Bedway, 25, another third floor tenant, said she is so fasci- nated by the way Miss Scott sings that she, Trudi, gets irtio her closet the better to hear it. Magistrate Paul Balsam, a day- 4 worker himself, dismissed the com- x plaint of Mrs. Gibson and told her: .; “You should be glad to hear this “performance free. Some day you "may be paying a lot of money to hear her sing.” Miss Scott, who says her war- bling lulls to sleep her three-year- old daughter, Debra, added she already has appeared in several Broadway musicals. She said her husband, Norman Duberstein, also is soothed by it, but there was no mention of it putting him to sleep. The judge’s pronunciamert is sad news for people like Mrs. Gibson and me, But Mrs, Gibson shouldn’t feel too badly. I live in Manhattan across the street from Carnegie Hall—you know, where the best | ( tunes come from. Carnegie Hall is quite soundproof from the outside, but singers — there are droves of ’em—live in my apartment house. And brother, they can really sing. When I’m not engrossed in getting some shut-eye, their voices are indeed glorious to hear, But when I’m bedded down, those high notes pierce like a stab in the back. It’s then I mumble “murder on the high C’s,” Can you blame me if I like pillows under my head, not on top # it, especially on a hot, hemid y? By the way, Mrs. Gibson says her husband, Thomas, is a vio- linist. : Mrs. Gibson, your husband has @ potential weapon which, scraped with careless abandon, can stop curry any singer in her sound track, day | Whiten or night. Are you listening, Mrs, Gibson? Treatmnet Helps Shrink Cancer Tn Infant Boy PHILADELPHIA (® — A cancer in a six-months-old Salisbury, Md, boy has shrunk to about half its original size under treatments made possible by developments of atomic science,. Doctors report’ he is making progress. Two weeks ago blindness, and eventual death, seemed imminent. Today Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hick- man have renewed hope their ba- by son Ulysses will live. The parents made a choice two weeks ago. They told doctors at Lankenau Hospital here to go ahead with radiation treatments from the cobalt “bomb.” The only alternative was removal of both eyes. Cancer already had de- stroyed one eye and was attack- ing the other. Valuable Angus Full Is Dead OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. The black angus bull valued at $50,000, which spent several days in an oxygen tent to combat an attack of pneumonia, is dead. The bull, known as Anonian 3263, was taken out of the oxygen tent Thursday, apparently on the road to recovery. But later Mrs. Ivor Balding, wife of the manager of the CV. Whitney Farm, said the bull died of a heart attack, BEAUTIFUL CORAL HOTEL EFFICIENCY aApTs, Summer rates, $18.50 up, excel- lent for 2 or 3 people. Cool and et, Maid_ service. Cope ‘ost Office. Tel. 2-8604 or ct St. Paul. , LEGAL NOTICES . : Plaintifg, vs. DIVORCE ARTHUR 3IMMONS, Defendant, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: ARTHUR SIMMONS, whose: residence is unknown, You are: hereby notified that a sworn Bill of Complaint for Divorce Connelly, Uni Are Indicted By Fed. Grand Jury ST. PAUL w-—Gerald P. Connelly and two unions of which he is an official were indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday on charges of accepting money from employers in violation of the Taft- Hartley act. Connelly provided $3,500 bond reported to Judge Robert C. Bell and was freed pending court ar- raignment, expected early next month. Connelly is secretary-treasurer of both the AFL Teamsters Local 548, and the AFL General Building Service Union 194 in Minneapolis. Both organizations were named in one-count indictments. Local 194 was cited for the al- leged mishandling of ‘$1,281 in funds intended for welfare pur- Poses and Local 548 with mishand- jling $2,440 received also for its ‘Welfare fund, * Connelly is accused in two counts with having diverted both those sums to his own use and, in a third count, with having accepted $300 from Joe Rutman, George Rutman and the St-Vis Oil Co. of ee IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND'FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case Ne. 14-58 RENE RAIOLE, Plaintiff, vs. - MARY ANN RAIOLE, Defendant, NOTICE TO: MARY ANN RAIOLB 107 Sycamore Street Berwick, Pennsylvania YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that you are required to serve a copy of your Answer to the Com- plaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney and file the original Ans Office of the Clerk of t! Court on or before the rin the 18th day of October, 1954, otherwise the alle- gations in said Complaint will be taken as confessed and a Decree Pro Confesso entered against you. b DONE. this 13th day of Septem- er, . SEALY EARL R. ADAMS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida, By:,(sd) Florence E. Sawyer, ~ Deputy Clerk. PAUL ‘SE. SAWYER Attorney for Plaintiff 51744 Whitehead Street Key West, Florida. sept. 18-25; oct. 2-9, 1954, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 16th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE ‘OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. « NO. 14-66 IRENE EMMA SCHMOLL SIMMONS, has been filed against vou by Irene Emma Schmoll Simmons, are hereby required to se: of your Answer to the Bill plaint on om. intifft’s attorney, W. ad Street, Key West, Flor- ida, and thereafter file the original of your Answer in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1954, in default of which said Bill of Com- laint will “pated September 17, 1954. ed September 17, c (Circuit Court EARL R Seal) be taken as confessed Clerk, Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida By (sd) Florence E. cece bat Deputy W. CURRY HARRIS, 317 Whitehead Street, Key West, Flori Attorney for Plaintiff. sept. 18-25; oct. 2-9, 1954. ‘lerk. 2—Apartments For Rent EFFICIENCY apt. opposite USO. NEWLY renovated bedroom apart- ment. All utilities. Reasonable rates. 321 Simonton. tifully furnished, adults only, no pets, excellent location, 716 Duval nished. M and B Motel, 1031 Eaton. COMPLETELY furnished, apartment. All electric kitchen. Phone 2-5776, TWO-bedroom furnished apart- ment. $90. monthly. 1121 Pearl. CLEAN, Cool furnished apt. for couple. No pets. By 5 months lease. Apply 425 Francis St. 965. EFFICIENCY Apartments. ties furnished. 900 Truman. Ap- ply Margaret - Truman Launder- ette or phone 2-2345. APARTMENTS, $65 and up, monthly, Rooms, $10.50 single, $14.00 double, weekly. Children welcomed. 718 South Street. APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms. Nicely decorated. By day, week or month, Stutz Hotel. Apts. 410 Fleming. ‘ 2—Apartments For Rent (CONTINUED? NICELY furnished one bedroom apt. Parking space. Very cheap rent. Apply Gate Barber Shop, 323 Southard, Children accepted. CLEAN, COOL, EFFI APARTMENT. $20. WEEKLY. UTILITIES AND LINENS FUR- NISHED. PALMS COURTS, 1224 SEMINARY. ONE bedroom furnished apart- ment. All electric kitchen, bath. No pets. Apply 1116 Grinnell. ATTRACTIVE comfortable furnish- ed efficieney apartment, 1100 Margaret. QUIET, well furnished. Near beach. Bedroom. air-conditioned. 1426 Vernon, 2-8581, 1007 Truman Ave. FOR RENT: Efficiency apartment. ~ Compietely furnished, all elec- trie. Near beaches. 719 South. APARTMENT for rent. 1920 Vir- ginia. Couple only. $60. including utilities. SPACIOUS, cool, one-bedroom apt. Utilities furnished. Call at Duval, after 6, 901 Truman. ONE furnished apartment. $60. monthly. -810 Duval Street. 1 APT. $60.00 per month. 411 Wil- liam Street. ONE 1 bedroom. apt. unfurnished. Phone 2-3123. FURNISHED apartment. Adults. No children or pets. 1214 Duval Street. SPACIOUS newly furnished 3 bed- room apt. Ideal for 4 or 5.teach- ers or adult family. One child over 10 years acceptable. Phone 2-6644, : ONE-bedroom apartment. Hot and cold water. Washing machine privileges. 1207 William. FOR RENT. Furnished, efficiency apartment. Reasonable rent. Married couples only, 2-3958. No. 2 Charles St. MODERN, furnished, bedroom, liv- ing room, electric kitchen and full bath. Phone 2-5776. FURNISHED two room apt., shar- ing bath. Utilities furnished. $55. month. 729 Catherine. ONE-bedroom, furnished, upstairs apartment. $72. monthly, all uti- lities included. 1318 Newton. APARTMENT for rent. 613 Caro- line, Phone 2-3793, NICELY furnished apt. 1405 Grin- nell St. NICELY furnished apt. Consisting of bedroom, living and dining room, large electric kitchen, tile bathroom. Adults only. Apply 1010 ‘ashington, 1 ONE-bedroom and 1 two-bedroom furnished apartments. No pets. By lease only. Apply 425 Francis St. NICE, clean, 5 room, apt. Hot water. Quiet couple, no pets. $73 monthly, plus utilities. Apply 1308 a. COMFORTABLE, 3 - room apart- ment. Nicely located. Apply cot- tage in rear, 1200 Virginia, phone 2-8600. TWO-bedtoom, furnished ment. Large screened porch. Storage space. Available Sept. 29. Phone 32-5401. A—Trailers For Rent NATIONWIDE utility trailer ren- "ae en ke ee Supply. Couples , DO if Realtors. 411 Price Organization, Fleming 8 Phone 2-761). weekly, 802 Simonton, ph. 2-2383. FURNISHED cottage, one bedroom Baby accepted. 1104 Margaret. Phone 2-3370. THREE room cottage. Apply 1007 Simonton Street. ONE Cottage for rent. $13. weekly. 1021 Packer Street. 4—Houses For Rent LOVELY, 2 - bedroom, furnished home in exclusive neighborhood. Adults. No pets. Will lease for year or more. Can be seen after 5 p. m. at 3711 Eagle Ave. head fencgd-in yard. 2-6045. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES $1.26 WILL GIVE You A 3-LINE CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS 1Se per line for one day 14 per line forSthree days 13e per line for six days 2c per line for twelve days Ne per line for twenty-four days Five Average Words In Line Minimum of 3 Lines Per Insertion DEADLINE: 9:30 A.M. DAILY tn case of error, The Citizen will be responsible for only one insertion, ; CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST veniences. 1207 William Street. 7 ROOM house. Furnished monthly, 1116- Whitehead, 2-5765 or 2.2322, S—Rooms For Rent APARTMENT and rooms for rent. Tropical Hotel, 114 Duval Street, COOL, clean single and double rooms. Reasonable rates. 623 William St. Call after 5 p. m. LARGE, furnished room with dou- ble-bed. Kitchen privileges. Top of Three Sisters, 511 Duval. gp CLEAN, comfortable room. Rea- sonable rate. 513 Whitehead, op- Posite Courthouse, i a es SLEEPING room. Private bath and entrance. Quiet gentleman or la- dy. Reasonable, 909 Elizabeth. ————$_—— 6—Wanted To Rent room house. Phone 2-5713. Pe EAE OARS RE LE. NAVAL officer urgently needs un- furnished 3 bedroom house. Ph. pee aR A 8—Male Help Wanted ——— BOY for part time janitor work. Apply Ponce’s Luncheonette, 701 Simonton. be over 18 years of age and be able to furnish names of referen- ces. Apply Seaplane Base, Navy Exchange Office. 9—Female Help Wanted ———— WAITRESS wanted. 3:30 - 11 p. m. 6 days. Pleasant, air condition- ed. Sigsbee Snackery. WAITRESS and curb girl. Apply after 3 p. m. Ponce’s Luncheon- ette, 701 Simonton St. CAN you earn $40 weekly address- ing Display Folders? Enclose stamped addressed envelope; write ALLEN CO., Warsaw, Indiana. GENERAL Clerk - typist. Know- ledge steno. 40 hour week, 5 days. Navy Exchange, Naval Sta- tion. MEAT Wrapper. Apply in person, Gulfstream Food, 1105 White 10—Male and/or Female Help Wanted MAKE $20.00 daily. Sell luminous name plates. Write*Reeves Co., Attleboro, Mass., Free sample and details. 12—Baby Sitters GRANDMOTHER will baby sit day or evenings. 50¢ per hour. Phone Mrs. Robinson 2-9122. 13A—Private Schools THE GOODSPEED School. Limit- ed enrollment, first 4 grades. Af- ter school tutoring any grade. 728 Fleming, 2-3719. 16—Personal RELAX in the shade with a cool limeade and read a book, The Book Shop, 534 Fleming. 17—Personal Services PHOTOSTATIC Copies. Fast ser- vice. Larry Karns Studio, Duval. Phone 2-6811. FOR SALE: SIX consecutive issues of The Key West Citizen delivered to your door, 25¢ weekly, Dial 12-5661, Circulation Dept. BRIDES TO BE HAVE your wedding invitations and announcements Virkotype engraved by The Artmen Press. Dial 2-561. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Gasrac AND SALIVA ALWAYS GO FOR. “THOSE FANCY FOREIGN RESTAURANTS WHEN THEY STEP OUT rene 4 NEW SPANISH HE WOMI RAVING ABOUT es THE p> EL TOREADOR? 17—Personal Services <CONTINTED? S. G. ARTMAN Citizen Office NOTARY PUBLIC Singer Sewing Machines SALES, service, parts. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 118 Coral Way, Coral Gables. 18—Special Services SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, ef- fective; yet has no lasting odor. Safe on nylons. Try a bottle. Rexatr Sales, service, supplies Free demonstration. Phone 2-8469. 22—Lost FEMALE, Siamese cat. Answers to “‘Kikkle.” Brown collar with bell. Vicinity of South and Vernon. Call 2-5358 or 2-6412. Reward. SMOKE gray, tom-cat. Vicinity of Fort Taylor Officer’s Club. Re- ward. Phone 2-6433. ONE Small green zipper purse. Contains money. Vicinity of Sears Roebuck and Kress, If found call 2-6720. 25—Real Estate For Sale LONG Term lease, option to buy. Apx. 32,000 sq. ft. of land. Front- age on two main Sts. back alley exit. Down town area owners. P. O. Box 886. CONCRETE block house. Sleeping porch, 2 bedrooms, large living room, dining room and kitchen. Terrazo floors throughout. F, H. A. financed. Good location. C. B. $. large home. Four bed- rooms, living room, kitchen, din- ing room. Plenty of storage space. Located in the Martello Towers section, One of Key West’s finest homes. Priced to sell. LOT on Flagler Ave. Close in. Ov- er 5000 sq. ft. $2,500.00. BUSINESS corner. Close im town. Size 62 x 98. Priced to sell to close estate. TWO lots on Von Phister St. Size 98.8 x 92.6. Near White St. See: Lawton T. Thornley, Realtor, Phone 2.5022, 600 Truman Ave. HERE'S SOMETH LOOKS PRETTY GOOD! SPECIALIZES IN ears FOODS HOW'S ABOUT 25—Real Estate For Sale (CONTINCED) FRAMED cottage. Living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen and bath. Including range, water heat- er and dishwasher. $4200, total. Johnson and Johnson, 2-2831. FOR Buying or selling any kind of Key West property, contact Paul Boys:n, 801 Fleming St. Establish- ed 1919. 2 Br TOPPINO, corner lot. Florida room and other features for Tro- Pical living. Fenced, landscaped yard. FHA ‘oan. $13,800. 2123 Flag- ler. 26—Lots For Sale 6 LOTS on Big Coppitt Key.Phone 2-2365 or Big Pine No. 7. 26—Lots For Sale re FOR Lower Keys property, phone Summerland Key 2 or write Hud- gins, owner, Summerland Key. 28—Photography CAMERA, speed graphic, 3% x 4%. Pacemaker, flash gun, plate holders, developing tanks, hangers. Phone 2-6711. 31—Garden and Lawn Supplies ————$—$—$———— ORCHIDS IN BLOOM. Cattleya hy- brids and species $5 - $10 at Key West Garden and Lawn Supply, {830 Fleming. 33—Miscellaneous NOTES Payable Forms. 10 for 15e. Artman Press. Phone 2-5661. —<$<$<—<_____. Make The ARTMAN PRESS YOUR headquarters for the finest In printing. DIAL 2-5661. 40 MACHINES for your use. You wash em and you know they are washed right. Soak, wash, 3 rinses, $.25. Dried, ready to put away $.25. Wash em home, we will dry em, $.35 load. Paul’s ‘Self Ser- vice” Laundry, 426 White St. GE 17” TV Console, 40” mast, an- tenna and booster; 3 speed ra- dio - phono console; 35 mm en- larger; 620 camera with 4.5 lens, golf clubs and caddy cart; tennis and badminton rackets; bowling balls and sz. 9 shoes and portable radio. 93 Sigsbee Rd., after 6 p. m. MODEST MAIDENS i tecognize Don onyplace=thet little rag head!” By Fagaly and Shorten Ri uuenes ORDER, GAT AS WELL EAT IN THE Coe Memo TRUDY SEIGEL, 65 PARK Hitt COURT, STATEN ISLANDNY. |33—Miscellaneous (CONTINUED? GLIDDEN PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIXTURES — HARDWARE KEY WEST SUPPLY Co, 219 Simonton St. Tel 2-3123 TELEVISION 17” Emerson 1953 solid mahogany with turntable. $100. Call 2-2729, 3535 Flagler. p Brian pininaial cia dca LARGE size Boodle buggy. Al- most new, $18. Boys 20” bike, $15. 2-5994. LIONEL 0-27 Train and accessor- ies. Like new, for sale cheap. 819 Francis St. | KENMORE tank. Used one year. $35. Phone 2-6587 FOR SALE: Admiral Radio - Pho- no console, metal glider, chairs. Newly painted. 3540 Duck Avenue, Phone 2-7728. FORD tractor with heavy duty Joader. Bulldozer blade and rear Grader. In A-1 running condition. 1209 Margaret, Phone 2-6917. 34—Household Items For Sale CLEARANCE SALE A STORE full of good used furni- ture. Out of Miami Warehouse. Hundreds of items to choose from. let, 917 Simonton. 2-2697. EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY SET OF steel twin beds, complete, and dresser. Reasonable. Luther Pinder, Oceanview. 3 ROOMS of furniture for sale. a a ee | SOFA bed, $10; dinette set, $10.; metal bed, very good spring and mattress, $10.; childs Porto - crib |and mattress, $10.; wood porch | rockers, $2.50; diaper washer and | wringer, excellent condition, $15.; single shot rifle, $5. Phone 2-6592. fli a RUA sya ne te 35—Wanted To Buy PRACTICE piano. Full 88 key- board. Call 2-5418, GENTLEMAN'S left handed golf club. Call 2-5612. 36—Bicycles and Tricycles ENGLISH bicycles with 3 speed rear drive, front and rear hand brakes and other accessories. $49.- 95. Overseas Cycle Store, 1030 Ea- ton Street. Phone 2-6016. ee GIRL Bicycle, Sz. 20 for sale. $10. 19A Seaplane Base. sone iaiintaeraatatiiiataitiaa. 37—Automotive Parts ———— USED Truck and passenger car tires — New retaps, all sizes. Dick’s Tire Service, 929 Truman. ———————_—______ USED parts for cars and trucks. Now buying cars and metals. Oy- erseas Garage, Phone 2-6821, 38—Automobiles For Sale ——— '49 CHRYSLER. 4 passenger, sor, in very good condition. Driven only 25,000 miles by private owner, Can be seen at 1125 Flag- ler Ave. $800. Terms arranged to right person. ’49 STUDEBAKER Commander. Original paint. Good running con- dition. $390. See at 908 Simonton. A GIVE AWAY PRICE 1952 Packard 4dr. Sedan Model 200. One owner — Clean as they make ’em. Wholesale price, $995, | Rawling Trailer Sales 1201 Simonton Phone 2.8562 38—Automobiles For Sale (CONTINUED) “M4 CHEVROLETS. . FORDS $1695 AND UP BRAND NEW ‘54 OLDS SEDANS. .HOLIDAYS. .cON- VERTIBLES DISCOUNT FROM $500 TO $809 SUPERMAN, 1401 N. W. 36 ST, MIAMI, FLA 1953 CHEVROLET BelAire conver tible. Like new. Apply 1503 Vom Phister. FIRST edition Henry J. Six in ex- cellent condition. Economical transportation ideal for Key West — Miami. $500. Call Naval Station Ext. 293 or 344. eS ‘33 PACKARD Cavalier, fully equipped plus extras. A-1 condt, Sacrifice. Must sell imm. Call 2 7921 or 2-7508. ee 38A—Trucks For Sale TT DODGE Truck, $8. with wheels and tires, $185. Real bargain, Fleets Used Cars, Stock Island. ORR ERE ERS | 39—Trailers For Sale ——— THE MOST copied trailer in Am- erica and outselling them all is still the NEW MOON. It can’t be beat for tops in LIVABILITY and quality construction. The new 37 foot, two bedroom model delivers for only $5295.00. Tropical Trailer Village, 79th St. at N. W. 14th Ave., Miami, Fla. a na ee eee ee 18’ TRAILER. New 8 x 16 porch, Apt. size stove, elec. ref. Clean, close to shower. $495. Lot 33, Pearl Trailer Ct., Stock Island. —— 1950 COZY. 26’ with porch. Fure nished. Lot 24, Overseas Trailer Court. —_——— CALL and see clean 1950 27° trail- er with large jalousied room. Can be left in present location, if desired. 2-2345. $< 33’ CONTINENTAL, sleeps 5, show= er, awning, extra closet space, Pearle Trailer Park, Lot. 39, Stock Island. ee 1955 28’ all aluminum. Full size bath with tub. $2295 full Price. Terms. Tipton Trailer Sales, Stock Island. ——————— 24’ UNIVERSAL trailer. Sleeps 5. Top condition. Lot 4-B, Coral Isle Trailer Park. ee 27 HOUSE trailer. Neat, clean. 2- 2531. 2 ne ae is ISS 2 ia 27 TRAILER and patio. $990. Call 15-1 Poinciana Place, Mrs, Grove. $< 27? TRAILER with 18’ x 8’ awn ing. Price $600. Lot 34, Overseas Trailer Court. <2 Sota eee Fy 39B—Trailer Accessories pee i oats + TRAILER supplies and repairs. Al- um-0-Rooms and awnings on easy terms. Gas bottles and sewer hook-ups. See us for anything for your trailer. 1007 Simonton. Tel. 3064. Trailers pulled anywhere. 40—Motor Bikes and Motor Scooters —_—— ’53 CUSHMAN scooter. Good com dition. $125. 15-F Porter Place. CUSHMAN Motor scooter. Good condition. Very reasonable price. Owner leaving city. Inquire Salt. air Motel, 41—Boats and Motors OT AREOLA conte 15’ BOAT. 7% Mercury outboard. Many extras. $150. 19-C Felton Road, Sigsbee. GO DEVIL BOATS Paint ’em yourself and save. 14’ outboards from $189. 2-2266 teeertechemmgreeeneeesitomesensieleesnesty SAILBOAT, 11’ with sail and trail- er. Fiberglass bottom. Best offer, 35-A Sigsbee Rd. Phone 2-8814. MERCURY Super 10 Hurricane, Excellent condition. $180. 2-6968, 2104 Fogarty. — PENGUIN Class sailboat with fib- 15 PORT Rickey skiff. 14’ and 16’. $65. each. Cliff's Marine Supply Co., Stock Island. : quan ase act PL Ee FOR SALE 4’ Boat. $30 or best offer. 109-F Poinciana. 42—Dogs - Cats - Pets P. m. Call 2103 Fogarty Ave. peel ae Stacie tara “Arb aschnd 43—Flowers, Trees and Shrubs