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The Arizona post., 1947-02-07
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BY Virginia Pistor

ary was the most important
month of the year to me, for a
variety of reasons. My birth
day came in February, an event
looked forward to in those days
with almost unbearable antici-
patton, since it meant a party and
presents and magnifcently dec
grated three or four layer cake,
with myself the center of atten-
ton for the whole day. (Needless
to say, the birthday still comes
in the same month, but the antici-
patton is definitely different-and
tinged with a certain amount of
resignationD
We lived in the County Seat,
and February was the month of
the long court session, so our
little town then took on an air of
excitement which it achieved at
no other time except Circus Day
and the Fourth of July. AS we
came home from school, we al
ways, during Court weeks, took
a circuitous route in order to
walk up Main Street, past the
Court House, lingering at the
wrought iron fence in the hope
of seeing desperate on trial for
his life, (too many Bill Hart
movies no doubt or a frock coat
ed judge, or if we were lucky,
the court stenographer. The lat
ter caused as much excitement
among the small fry as an honest
to goodness cattle rustler would
have done, partly because he was
the only gentleman stenographer
we ever heard about, but mostly
because, heaven help him, he
wore a derby hat-perfect target
for snow balls!
Sometimes there would be
night in February when a warm
Chinook wind blew, melting all
the snow and leaving the deli
cious smell of Spring in it's wake.
Illusory, of course because spring
never came to our town until May
or later. 1t would still be thirty
below zero. There were more bliz-
yards to come and we all knew it
perfectly well but for that day or
two in February we surreptitious-
ly rolled up the legs of our long
woolen underwear, hoping Mama
couldn't detect the absence of
bulk under the black ribbed
stockings nor the bulge above our
knobby knees where the roll end
ed!
Well, that was all very long
time ago, and I am moved to
reminiscence only because here
we are with February upon us,
and in Tucson anything can hap
pen and it seems to me nearly
everything does happen, in the
month of the valentine.
Is it Spring? After all these
years in Arizona, I still don't
know what constitutes spring. Is
it the weather, or all the strangers
around, or is it hats? I've seen
so many attractive hats lately,
straw and ribbon, ribbon and
feathers, flowers and taffetta, that
I'm ready to be convinced that
our famous Mid Winter Rodeo is
actually a springtime affair.
While I'm on the subject, I'll
also settle for one or more of
those luscious hand blocked cot
ton prints from Mexico. They
are practical as well as beautiful,
for they are really washable, and
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
REHABILITATION
NECESSARY

The American Zoife Of oc-
cupation in Germany has a
population of 1924 SAB
and Lieut.. Gen. Lucius d.
Clay. Deputy Military Gov
crnor, reports that l,l3O,-
63S persons were on relief
in November.
II IL difficult for people.
who have not experienced "a
disastrous war, 10 imagine
the hardnhipn endured or
10 realize that intelligent eff
forts In rcbabiIitatc the de-
fcated natiOn'a economy are
the onl Y things that
will give the people an OPP
portunity IN earn thsir Iiv-
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
WEAK OR STRONG

The Citizen pubiinhed q
story > few days ago about
rhe comparative strength
Of so-called Cuban and
American coffee. Essential
! lF. there Is no Cuban or
American coffee. as the
beans i'm each instance come
from Central and South
America.
Further. the strength Of
coffee Is not determined by
the length Of time Il Is roast
ed How strong coffee will
be depends on how long il
Is percolased. or how many
times il Is run through a
bag. n Cuban coffee Is gen
orally prepared for drink
ing.
Pour hot water on 80
called Cub an coffe e
through q bag only once.
and the resultant brew is
mild; pour the water over
the grounds twice. and the
coffee Is stronger: pour Il
three times. and the brew
you get viii put hair on
your teeth, as Peter 3.
Roberts. our foremost coffee
drinker. says
With the sc-called Amer
lean coffee. lei the water
Dercolate not more than two
minutes. aRd your cup Of
coffee will be almost as mild
as rainwater.
But some housewives let
the water percOlate for as
long as ten minutes. and a
cup of such coffee is the
teeth-furring kind that Mr.
Roberts speaks about.
In the scores OF places in
Kew West where coffee Is
served. some of it. whether
Cuban or American coffee
We are not aware. - not
much stronger than hot wa
ter. Reason for that brew is
not far TO seek: much water
and very little eoff e e
grounds.
Preparing coffee to drink
is very much like preparing
food to eat-it all depends
on the way it is prepared
TOR the strength of the cot
fec and the taste Of the
food.
Weak or strong coffee
can be made from any type
of coffee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
WESTERN UNION
wan stree. Jsasa.n

One member Of the Federal
Communications Commission has
proposed that the Western Union
Telegraph Co, be combined
either with the Post Office De
partment or with American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.
The first alternative would
mean naturalization. There is no
record that natiOnalized corn
nunlcstlOnS systems have been
an outstanding success in COM
psFigOn with those privately
owned Not only does their gerry
ICE leave much 10 be desired but
they are likely 70 Incs ease gov
eminent expenditure by the
amount ~ their operating deficit.
From q standpoint Of strict
logic. there ~ much ~ be said
for . combination Of telegraph
and telephone systems one com
plementB the other and large
savings probably could be- effect
ed There is The drawback that
when the last vestiges Of compe-
titiOn are ~ eliminated. the gov e
eminent perfOrce becomes more
and more the regulator and fl
nslly the de- fscto manager.
This newspaper suggests that
II has not yet been demonstrated
that IN country as large and
a. active as the United States q
telegraph company cannot he o.
Grated prOfitably and continua
To give adequate service. The
fact that one such company has
passed out Of existence and that
the remaining onc docs not en-
JOY abounding prosperity ~ far
from proof that profitable opera
ton IS not possible.
The state Of the telephone
business in the United States il
not an accident. 1t has resulted
from far.Eecing management in
the fields Of operations and ~
saerch, in cmployc relations and
IN finance. Had the telegraph
business undergone comparable
experience, 1t is permissible e
wonder If its present state Of ~
fairs would not have been DIFF
ferent than it is. To say that /,
not to reflect on the current
personnel which is struggling
with conditions that are the
growth Of years.
II would seem 10 as that the
real role of the government here
is one Of helpfulness and 90.
operation to preserve a neccs.
sary facility in private hands
and one may doubt that all Of,
forts to that end have beer
tried.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

pital, had left her. u 80. = Nfenlsn
VINO looked much older than heg
years, neurotic. fearful. uncertain
-Snd almost drained 0f hope thai
she could work again
Yet here she was. after an 0p-
GRAFTON. heading toward the BE-
Mobilization Center for tfas DEs-
abled at the doctors Ssisgrslsssn.
Her hands shook - Ssss paacssd
her crutcheS ON the Cenaef's steps
but, under her lhreSdbare cOsi,
her heart was singing Z faint INT
tie song OF hope.
Three days later she was SEATED
at sewing machine sn ifse Cen
ter, her gnarled hands at work On
repairing sheets.
Ten weeks later she had q Job
doing sewing slachsne repair
work on sheets and piliowcases
in big New York hnSpiial-s
job i'm which she dad not EsVe 10
face much youthful composition
and which gave her one good hot
meal day. She kept the Job.
Hannah was one Of l52 people
who came 10 the Center last year
for work thcrapy designed 10
make self supporting. self re
workers out OF disabled.
broken, unemployable men and
women. The Center operates
under the direction OF the Amer
can Rehabilitation Committee.
founded in 1922 by the late d..
Fred ii. Albee, famous oTlhopeiic
surgeon who saw in has pra&ic e
ample indication OF the need foT
such service.
In the operation Of the Center
women as well as a number Of
men have played pars Ms.
Louella Albee. DR.. AlDec'S widow
is president OF the Center. D.
Madge c. L. McGunReSs. Nc'z
York physician. serves on thc
committee and Mns
Grace MaXon Heagen acts 49, cN-
secretary.
Years of experience have
taught us that neurosis plays as
big part as physical disability
in keeping these people from
working" said blue-eYed. pink
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
LEGALS
~ FetaT or COUNTY JUDGE
MeNR0ks t,0TNTN. STATE "l

~ Vs.tRT or COUNTY JUDGE.
MaSROE t0TNTN. STATR of
FLORIDA IN PROBATE
WILLIAM TON BATES.
~uwrtirseS knewn 2S W Ian :
vg1N BATES. also sometimes
kmazn - WILLIAM l. HATES.
nSr=&x SD
NOTICE TO CHEDIf0R&
~ AL CREDITORS AMI PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS or zsk-
NANFsS AGAINST SAID E@SI ME;
Yaa z nd each or XoG zrR hereby
agzEf7exs and required 10 present
smv claims and demands watch yos.
o eErner Of Eon. may have against
shs estate ~ William L.2wg@a
r1G%x sometimes Known a. W.
l-awtaa Bates. $50 sometimes
Eu0vsa a. William Z Rates, de-
ceased. late II sA5d County, 10 pAe
s-ownzx Judge Of Mcnrce county.
FTorssIz- al mis- office in the court
hs.sszs Of said County al Key West.
rgasEssz. w5EhIR eight S>l calendar
months from abe time If the first
D. h1Fcaxfon Of thfS notice Zach
claim az demand shall he in writ
sHg. and shall state tae place %
y-SsfEssrs and past office address
- are claimant. ard shah b& sworn
=. hs the efzfma ~. his agent, or Hl-
ssiuFne1. ard any such claim "r
- rnzFs5 nos - filed shall BE- void
sSsa FRANCES A BATES,
A. E1eeuarEx Of abe Last VIII and
Testament q william LAYTON
~ ian s-ls-2s-= 90. 1sa7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Eorrv over his inability 10 finish
the building was resar6ing Ssra~
der's recovery. Ills friends found
ous about il. 10. - Is other build
ers and relatives cot together and
quickly complete the JOB for
him
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
BUILDING 4 HOUS-
ENDS HIS WORRY

COLORADO SPRINGS. E0aO--
SAP1 B c Ssra6er. 4 cx1n1rac-
Tor, injured MS sack n fall
Whsle building house and had
20 be pSzz IN . heavy cast
lis physician sc0n f8SKnd Sfaf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

CHECKED Mrs.. Hsaaen as An2 So :
a. her desk th@ other 9@v- To
sweraae peEson who eoms~& ace
has b~en f1ia Cor s891f fwc as
one- half years. 81 . rsssls e
iIlness or aeciGani. @hAAs 49,
are a. hosze thsv sit snd seA1k
1Esous Themselves. fsesr A4w@z@
Is ana thssx proHssmma- &msF &C.
xescp q neusosis whh<h nsasi -
broken 3e~n-
-0ar hsmet5on h e. trasn tAaN
and Fec4xuasssnn thnsm Eaaa
ard usenEsmg 50 thsa sa-F a
ready Sos esmpl0wfmesst fsaamanE
eyQsSus them ~ . nsa s.ns2 Hf
POD q tney are 81 han@sf a4so as
handle rse cd onN Ne $50
training hsve ia pfaatsues FEess
reading- metal i1fhe @MN AG
drlh press araras a0n - E
tiae persan carefully am4
ous facslli5es % rs raraf
needs Eerc are vsFy frusm 4fses
eroups. Uto pass esfIfuta m
Gugk nn seM1mG mlarhaENN 4g go
fowsF making "a give fhsaa wsn
ual 1exteEifv
-2eco1dgfs0nina 81 a@wN 500
Saeig psvsscal stvwnEth eHasaoaz
stability ard ahlHtg @ mask an
eight-hour 8ay u sasa waf So
hslping Shsn 90 EtFeSNm arma4-
tons which prevenl sfrlssu3
WOOD wogk ami othsE Wwk faH
IN tlis class
We ke~p the gN~nae husv asst
DosRi oa3 taeiF x4.cv@sses TNaN
think abouI q Ere2i 6aal hssaass
themselves snd see nsvnae ahu
gre worse III than fheV are ThfF
USE ihe t0,als e tar t ang
are eolng inao. 50 49, ansa 49,
Gan 6a iheaF goh T'nc sra "a &c aa8
TsSssasisiHsnanE aTs 9W~a rhsn
ttc. Tac average asnw heru m
c.ght weeks Eehlg uswwns 90
iass~r ls d. ts,aNc here sre HssnasaH-
iats,3 ssaj thnp-e il.lrifrs 81 80 aa
ps.crni rcinaln aa ua h
4 am coavsae@3 tro.n wAas
have seen hers IN - yeesz t.zs
Is Percens 81 the peepas wMo
ere dependents hcca4se as g.
abilities eoal3 Ae rehAAa.statns
and earn their o~n Awana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Advertising in The Citi-
zen il the best way we
know, and by far the cheap
est way, to tell the buyers
of Key West where TO get
what they need.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Tender. young carrots are
Sr-uboed casan with , stiff brush
and not peeled Not only Is this
easier than scraping or pairing
them. but il also saves vit2nlns
and minerals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
NOT BY RESOLUTIONS

The Christmas G a so n
gave emphasis 10 the ideal
Of peace on earth" but a
realistic view. of world con-
ditions is enough 10 cause
some shadow TO pass over
any bright optimism.
The United Nations, as
President Truman suggests.
il the worlds hope for
peace but We should not
mislead ourselves into the
believe that if the group Of
statesmen Who represent
the nations manage 10 agree
on principles that the peace
of the world In guaranteed.
Mr.. Truman, in his Christ
mas greeting to the people
of the country, asserted that
zelfishness and greed, indi-
viduaI or national, caused
most Of the worlds trou-
blca. This truth, which Is
generally accepted, en-
phasizeA the impOssibility
Of peace by resolution or
agreement and indicates
that the only chance Of
world peace lies in the CON
tinucd improvement and de-
yeiopmcnt Of human beings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09
MONOGRAPHS
Dear Readers /:

DEdE hSd0eFc.
II is interesting 10 note
that on the present site OF
HOlguin, Cuba. once stood
the Indian village Of Gu
banacan. after which
Cuba was named. I've
been wondering " h r G
the Pearl Of the Antilles
got its name. Which do
YOU prefer, Cuba or Gu
banacan? Both are eu-
phOnius.
Yours truly.
THE ORACLE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Three-bedroom mouse, furnished
or unftirnished. all modern i'm
provements. Priced for quick
sale. Down payment can be
financed. Call 205-R after 6
pm. decl6-imo
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WANTED TO BUY

Reed, 1891 s. Walk St, Muskcgon,
Mich, wants photos and snap
shots OF human interest, city
life, tropical scenes, beautiful
Cuban girls. rhumba dancers,
Cuban girls, etc. 5 X 7 and
8x TO- Glossy No captions.
Highest prices paid on accept
ance. Must have model re-
lease Rush photos now.
jan9-ltX
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We have Sandow sash cord, num-
bers Z and 8. Also sash puileys
and weights. William Curry's
Sons Co. JANIS St
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0 IL shay rug, two hand-carved
high-back chairs. baby crib,
high chair, stroller, occasional
table. 1923 White Street.
JAM -3tx'
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1887 Chrysler Royal Fordor Sc
dan. Motor and body in good
condition, new tires. Bargain
for quick sale. l2G Ann St.
rear of Citizen. jan8-3t
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Chrome cylinder dsor locks with
two keys. Bright or duh fin
ish. William Curry's Sons Co.
jan7-3t
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For Sale-Lot 80 by 1o6. Two
houses, need repairs. s23 Vir-
ginia ST. 100000 Apply to
Juliette Anderson, 825 Johnson
Lane. jams -3tX
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- ADELADE KEHh


AP Newsfs0f1rss Wna" -. uszams 80
HANNAH DETMANS c1utches topped mnena - - - -
IINew YORK City street and her hedEi Dee - - - -
body She wcs qcsng On erTnnd Sacn 80 -. u =
despored OF muling .qusn Twenty Yenfs q 1ssp.s =
them in q vince chnn On h0ue ress nnd ss9nt - -
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1912 Hubert johnson custom built
So sport fisherInan's cruiser with
beautiful flying bridge. Ship
shore phone. new Chrysler 3
engine. fully equipped. Cost
$4,000, sell for $4,000. Write
Ronald King, PIP Central Park,
South, New York City 1s. New
York. ian4-l2tx
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Philco Radio Phonograph, con-
sole type. cheap, Vitalaire ice
box, two livingroofn chairs,
high chair, stroller. l4ll Olivia
street, phone 475-XR.
jams 2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

Disston steel lawn brooms, Link
clear gloss linoleilm finish and
Link self-polishing wax (anti-
Slip. William Curry's Sons Co.
JAM 81
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FOR SALE

For Sale, Jan. 9th and l0th-Bar-
gain! A beautiful twin bed
room suite, complete with in
nerspring mattresses and box
springs. Practically brand new.
Also a hard maple double bed,
complete. Two Army bunk
beds and a cabinet radio. 1915
Staples Ave, Macarthur Homes.
jan9-ltx
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Hack saws and blades of all sizes.
Electric soldering irons. Viii
liam Curry's Sons Co. jan7-3
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Galvanized hardware cloth, IS"
and l2" mesh, SO" and a.
widths. William Curry's Sons
Co. jaR7-3t
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l94l Super De Luxe Ford Club
Coupe, radio and heater. Apply
Oakie's Place, S22 Fleming ST.
jan8-5tX
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WANTED TO RENT

Would like to rent furnished
house in good location near
beach for six weeks starting ap-
proximately February 20. Must
have minimum of three bed
rooms. Please give details and
price. Excellent references furn-
ished as to tenant. Write Box
LBE. care The Citizen.
jan6-6tx
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1887 Chevrolet, good condition.
Four new tires. Want $1,000
Inquire MAS, Alb. jams -3tx
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith.
Bookseller. corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. jan7-6t
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Link auto body cleaner and wax.
William Curry's Sons Co.
jan7-3t
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Original oil painting, Castle in
Budapest, by well-known New
York and Florida artist. $40 if
sold at once. 802 Southland St.
jan9- ltx
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Indian Chief motorcycle. $500. 90
cash. Rear 324 Elizabeth ST.
jan6-5tx
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Wanted Al Once-Earsa class aaatO
mechanic Apply Navarro, Alc-.
opp. bus station lan9-St
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Distributor Wanted-TheFe Will
be more paint sold in the neNT
ten years than any item you can
mention That means opportun-
iiy for you. One of the largest
companies OF its kind is seeking
distributors for Key West and
vicinity. Small capital required
(fCr steckl. Contact Mr.. KrauSe.
La Concha Hotel. between 10
and 2 O'Clock and 5 and 8 o'clock.
ian7 4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-09

34-ft. boat, 10 IT. heafn, good con
dition. Apply as Qrinnell.
Jana 7itx
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Atlas Portland cement fresh from
the mills. One bag or . ear
load. SLts per bag. We win
deliver large orders. william
Cnrry's Sons Co. janT-3t
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

New classes in Photographic mod
cling will be starting in two
weeks. Please apply in person
for an interview if you are in
terested. Pilkington Studio, SIS
Fleming Street. jan6-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Operate profitable mail order
business with $500 capital Free
details. Write Box 493. Key
West. Fla. janT-ix
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Another shipment Of garbage cans
and galvanized wash tubs. WI
liam csirry's Sons Co. lan7 -3t
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Can anybody explain the
apparent craze of human
beings 10 make everybody
agree with them
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Carl Zeiss Binoculars. Never used.
Size z = so in leather case. $3.50.
Write II. Howe, Box 5l3. North
Miami, Fla. janf-6tx
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CLASSIFIED ADS


GIFTS - GIFTS - GIFTS
Wedding. shower. birthday. am
niversary, or just one of appte-
ciatiun. You can find Just what
you want 81 Shirts Linen Shop,
5l2 Fleming. Phone lis.
lanl-tf
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roR RENT

FOR RENT
Large store. 2l8 Simonton Street.
Phone 1859. janl-tf
Housekeeping rooms. All utili
ties furnished. PaufS Tire
Shop. jan6-6tx
For Rent-One or two bedroom
apartment, furnished. 2i8 ST.
monitor Inquire 1928 White
Street. JAM -3tx
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~ -
Sons Co. JAM st
Three-bedroom mouse, furnished
or unfirnished. all modern i'm
provements. Priced for quick
sale. Down payment can be
financed. Call 205-R after 6
pm. decl6-imo
Galvanized hardware cloth, IS"
and la" mesh, SO" and 48"
widths. William Curry's Sons
Co. jaR7-3t
Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith.
Bookseller. corner Sinonton and
Eaton SITS. jan7-Gt
Disston steel lawn brooms, Link
clear gloss linoleum finish and
Link self-polishing wax (anti-
Slip. William Curry's Sons Co.
jan7-3t
Link auto body cleaner and wax.
William Curry's Sons Co.
jan7-3t
D IL shay rug, two hand-carved
high-back chairs. baby crib,
high chair, stroller, occasional
table. 1923 White Street.
JAM -3tx
1887 Chevrolet, good condition
Four new tires. Want S700.0O.
Inquire MAS, Alb. jane- 3tx
1887 Chrysler Royal Fordor Sc
dan. Motor and body in good
condition. new tires. Bargain
for quick sale. l2G Ann St.
rear of Citizen. jan8- 81
l94l Super De Luxe Ford Club
Coupe, radio and heater. Apply
Oakie's Place, S22 Fleming ST.
jan2-5tX
Philco Radio Phonograph, con-
sole type. cheap, Vitalaire ice
box, two livingroom chairs,
high chair, stroller. l4ll Olivia
street. phone 475-XR.
janS-2tx
For Sale-Lot 80 by 1o6. Two
houses, need repairs. s23 Vir-
ginia st. 100000. Apply to
Juliettc Anderson, 825 Johnson
Lane. Jano-3tX
Buick, 1910 sedan. Radio, new
tires. Will trade for smaller
car. See Mack, 632 William ST
jan8-3tX
Carl Zeiss Binoculars. Never used.
Size z = so in leather case. $3.50.
Write II. Howe, Box 5l3. North
Miami, Fla. ianf-6tX
1910 Plymouth, 2-door sedan. APP
ply ll06 Olivia st. jan7-3tx
bedroom furnished or unfurn-
ished house. Apply 1929 Har-
riS Ave. jan9-6tX
Cupboard motor, 40 hip. Cham
pion. Only used three hours.
Price, $3.50. Apply 70-2 Duck
Ave, Poinciana. jan9- l0-2tX
Scooter, brand new tires and
tubes. $50 if sold at once. 802
Southland Street. Cali after
$3.50. jan9-itN