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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-19

Bjornstad, Julia Silverman, Eli nor Dowd, Clara Seiffert, Loretta Snyder, Olga Hay, and Donald Re- gan, who is the only outside mem Der of the family.
 Procure your tickets from any high school student or at the box the night of the play. Admission is 75c. Don't forget the time-Friday evening, March 2l, 1915.
 You'll never forgive yourself if you fail to see the most refreshing and laughable play in years, He Couldn't Marry Five"
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-19

deer events to a grand parade.
 So-make ready for Nome's Ninth Fair-It is coming.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

er: Josephine Walls, Renee Stew
ems, Rodney Reynolds, Sandra
Poore, Barbara McVey, Kenneth
Maynard, Patricia Lowman, Joan
Loose, Peggy Jacobs, Melvin Gard
ner, Betty Lee Dulin, Janice Bur-
ris, Frederick Allen, Edwin Alfree,
Shirley Porter.
Grade 81, Mrs. Matthews, teach
er: Robert Alfree, James Bailey,
Larry Burchard, Dewey Burris,
Robert Burris, Ronald Burris, Will
liam Carter, Louise Cole, Frank
Daniels, Beverly David, Larry Dig
nan, Betty Foraker, Jeanette Fort
ner, Edward Hamburg, Wayne
Hurd, Vernon Johnson, Robert
Lowman, Fred McNatt, Dorothy
Newcomb, Kathryn O'Connor, Don-
aid o. Neal, Patricia Pappas, JOS
eph Rash, Fred Savin.
Grade 3-2, Mrs. Powell, teacher:
Margaret Biddle, Betty Brown,
Diana Davis, Barbara Deamer,
Elizabeth Faulkner, Elaine Helm
old, Josephine Mcbride, Louise
Mills, Shirley Morris, Patricia
Ramsey, Beverly Rusby, Marjorie
Seward, Gertrude Steller, Frances
Williams, John Barnes, Kenneth
Boyer, William Bullock, Frederick
Bush, David Deakyne, Bruce Ennis,
Wayne Gardner, Robert Heating,
Richard Nelson, Clifton Shane,
John Urian, William Wetter.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teacher:
Kenneth c. Gray, Joseph Jefferson,
Roger Kelsey, Wayne Pinder, Dav-
i'd Price, Jr., Richard Reed, Zane
Robinson, Robert Wetter, Alice
David, Barbara Eley, Sandra
Hutchins, Key Nell Jarman, Phyl-
lis Mayberrie, Dorothy Montgom-
cry, Shirley Ransom, Joyce Shane,
Christine Sharp.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher:
Maryetta Bratton, Janet Bratton,
Carolyn Hawkins, Frances Knotts,
Lillian Patterson, Ella Porter, Mar
garet Russum, Anna Schirling
Richard Bailey, Richard David,
Donald Jarman, Thomas Russum,
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

Kenneth Smith, George Stats,
Ralph Tieman.
Grade IL, Miss Stats, teacher:
Patrick Brennan, Ernest Brown,
Dorothy Burris, Jane Burris, Mild
red Clough Carl Davis, Cynthia
Deamer, Oliver Foraker, Phyllis
Gardner, Verma Gearhart, George
Hart, Jacqueline Hart, Larry Hart
nett, Edgar Heinold, John Hurd,
jackson Hutchins, Sarah Johnson,
Elsie Leiby.
Grade 1-2, Mrs. Knotts, teacher:
Doris Ann Moore, Roberta Ann
Pyle, Shirley Ross, Margaret Ann
Scuse, Lois Warren, Prudence Wet
ter, Ralph Jefferson, Clarence
Lovegrove, Richard Lowman, Ron
aid Mccoy, Franklin McGinnis, Jr.,
Warner w. Price, III, William
Ramsey, Linwood Savin, Carl Sew
ard, Homer Shorts. Ross Lee Vane,
Jr.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

Grade 7-3, Miss Rupert, teacher;
Norman Alexander, Marlyn Attix
Josephine Brown, Joyce Burris
Doris Dignan, Margaret Everett
Mary Graham, John Marshall, Dor.
is Nabb, Esther Poore, Jack Rus.
sum. Ronald Stanley, William Stel.
lar, Samuel Sweetman, Doris Tay.
lor, William Vaughn.
Grade 6-1, Miss Matthews, teach.
er: Joan Baggs, Shirley Baker
Virginia Cole, Christine Cropper
Doris Gardner, Barbara Parry
Barrett Attix, James Brown, Rol.
and Burris, Charles Cox, Edgar
Cox, William Dignan, William
Fleming, Robert Lofiand, Alvin
Lowman, Stephen McNatt, Samuel
Seward, Thomas Simpson, Walter
Truax, Harry Virdin.
Grade 6-2, Mrs. Smith, teacher:
Allen Barbas, James Burris, Marie
Gardner, Richard Hawkins, Elaine
Harris, Lester Horsey, Ruth Kin
sey, William Knotts, Kenneth Le-
bel, Eugene Lowman, Frank
Marshall, Wilson Mayberrie, Cla-
onia McNatt, Howard McNatt
Alice Mood, James Ross, William
Seward, Edgar Smith, Theresa
Smith, Ralph zacheis, Barbara
Stats, Helen Truax.
Grade 81, Miss Scout, teacher:
Danford Bailey, Harley Bodley,
Howard Brown, Clarke David,
Philip Deamer, Earl Francis, Ken
dali Hudson, Wayne Hudson, Dale
Lovegrove, Edwin Robinson, Char
lotte Boyer, Shirley Deisem, Ella
Jane Dignan, Dorothy Fortner,
Carolee Green, Mary Lowe Her.
bert, Mary Ann Jarman, Violet
Marshall, Louise Mayberrie, Paul
inc Mcmillan, Barbara Short,
Frances Savin.
Grade 5-2, Mrs. Jarman, teacher:
Donald Ebright, James Gray,
James Haas, Samuel Jacobs, Cary
lou Marsh, Harry McNatt, Gerald
Mood, Theodore Pappas, Nathan
Porter, Geraldine Ramsey, Robert
Reed, Lester Savin, Gay Scott,
George Scuse, Joan Shorts, Ronald
Stevens, Betty Jane Still, Jennie
Still, Betty Travis.
Grade Al, Mrs. Piper, teacher:
Barbara Baggs, Mary L. Brown,
Frances Clough, Christine Clough,
Beverly David, Larry Bailey,
Dickie Blevin, Donald Brown, Billy
Cole, Louis Daniels, Bobby David,
Bobby Ennis, Larry George, Walt
er Luczkowski, Bart Luff, Billy
Mabrey, Dick Price, Tommy Price,
Jack Todd.
Grade Az, Mrs. Slaughter, teach
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09
GLOVE-NIAKING SCHOOL
New Project Planned BY County
Gr0un

New Project Planned By County
Group
The preliminary meeting for
the Leather Glove Making Project
School was held on Tuesday, Octo-
Der Z, in the Agriculture Board
Room, State Agriculture Building,
Dover, under the supervision of
Miss Adeline Hoffman, clothing
specialist, University of Delaware
Extension Service. Leather glove
making is particularly for those
who find it impossible to buy a
pair of gloves to fit the hand prop
erly due to variations in width
and length. This school is de-
signed to give practical application
of the procedures in measuring the
hand, drafting the pattern, stretch
ing and cutting the skin as well as
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

Grade 81, Miss Johnson, teach
er: Robert Bamberger, William
Bartlett, Paul Brommer, Herbert
Churchman, Evans Cole, Phillip
Denney, Richard Ennis, Orville
Halliday, William Houtman, Wal
ter Hundley, Charles Nabb. Rich
ard Rogers, Clarence Scuse, Betty
Conner, Joan Davis, Joanne Dea-
kyne, Marian Harris, Joyce Nc
Matt. Shirley Smith, Sara Jane
Sparks, Margaret Truax.
+ Grade 9-2, Miss Webb, teacher:
Davis Bartlett, Roland Daniels,
Donald Kinsey, Harry Leslie,
James Pinder, Wayne Pryor, Har-
old Rodenhiser, Janet Ayres, Deb
orah Ballard, Nancyann Beck,
June Cook. Martha Hurd, Ruth
KINNEY, Marian Price, Doris
Slaughter, Betty Starkey, Doris
Virdin.
Grade 9-3, Miss Walker, teacher:
Addie Tribbitt, Lorraine Stats,
Mary Vaughn, Verna Smith, Max
inc O'Neal, Anna Knotts, Beverly
Herbert, Betty Jane Foxwell, Shir-
ley David, Dolores David, Nellie
Daniels, Marjorie Chambers, Jean
Conley, Jane Conley.
Grade 81, Mrs. Smack, teacher:
Robert bigger, Charles Brown, Will
liam Brown, William Doughten,
Charles Fox, John Isaacs, James
Mood, Donald Poore, Allen Pratt,
Charles Reynolds, James Reynolds,
Mary Caldwell, Patsy Dignan.
Grade 80, Miss Gazan, teacher:
Edward Drake, William Drake
Ebe Joseph, David Jacobs, Billy
Kinsey, James Leager, William
Warner, Josephine Burris, Doris
Dukes, Evelyn Heinold, John Nc
Matt, Patricia Middleton, Joanne
Oeschler, Charlotte O'Neal, Janet
Rash, Barbara Reed, Clara Robin
son, Marie VanPelt.
Grade IL, Mr.. Williams, teach
er: Betty ]. Baggs, Patricia A.
Beck, Bernice Burris, Virginia
M. Ennis, Ida E. Everett, Karl E.
Francis, Nancy A. Knots, Barbara
]. Kombacher, Bertha Lane, Ken
meth Marsh, Charles E. Newman,
Helen ]. Nowland, Jane Postlewait,
Nancy Scott, Pauline Shockley.
Grade 7-2, Miss Cornelius, teach
er: Kenneth Attix, Brooks Banta,
Edward Caldwell, Donald David,
Roger Hudson, James McClain,
Ramsey, Aaron Reynolds,
Charles Scott, Haines Pearce,
Crossley, Betty Hess, Edith
Kinsey, Estelle Marshall, Jane
Pugh, Virginia Rash, Patricia Ry-
an, Dianne Short, Janet Wolford.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09
ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Teachers of Smyrna Schools
Submit Their Honor List
to the Srperin'endent
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH

Smyrna Special School District
George w. Wright, superintendent
submits the following list of pu'
pills reported by the teachers of the
twelve grades who are entitled tC
90 on the perfect attendance honor
roll for month of September:
Grade IL, Mr.. King, teacher
Sally Bodley, Alfred Buck, Frances
.Burris, Jeanette Chambers, Peggy
Lee Clark, Carol Craig, Laura Dar-
ren, Laura Belle Downes, Marie
FAIRIES, Don Heinold, Catherine
Houtman, Naomi Maclary, Alice
Jane Matthews, Edward Melvin
Charlotte Mitchell, Marjery Lamb,
Betty Regener, Joe Rowan, Grace
Shorts, Lorraine Smith, Bette
White.
Grade 11-2, Miss Smith, teacher:
Donald Knotts, Virginia Johnson,
Ruth Mitchell, Martin Moffitt, Vir-
ginia Newcomb, Louis Oliphant,
Suzanne Pratt, Leonard Pleasan-
ton, Helen Sawyer, John Shetzler,
Elizabeth Wagner, Robert Warner,
Edna Leiby.
Grade Ill, Mrs. O'Neill, teach
er: Charles Anton, Carl Clough,
Bobby Collins, Clifford Craig, Earl
Harris, Ray Mabrey, Albert Reg
ener, Mary Alice Blendt, Jean
Brown, Virginia Burchard, Helen
Burge, Emma Daniels, Thelma
Foxwell, Floan Kitchens, Hazel
johnson, Mary Rogers.
Grade 10-1, Miss Brown, teacher:
Audrey Ashton, Barbara Ballard,
Josephine Budd, Preston Burris,
Betty Lou Carrow, William David,
Carolyn Dudhsik, Frances Dunn
pert, Ellen Gosch, Blanche Kemp,
Marietta Horsey, Albert Lane,
Donald Luff, Russell McNatt,
Ralph Peters, James Ryan, Charles
Reed. Samuel Slant.
Grade 1912, Mrs. McGill, teach
er: Walton Smith, Neal Tilghman,
Helen Daniels, Dorothy Gosch, Oh
ga Kreworuka, Ethel Lane, Mary
e. Moor, Ruth Newnum, Shirley
Rogers, Emma Rosengren, Mary
s. Ross, Patty Schweitzer, Jane
Virdin, Gloria Wright
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

the actual making of we'll fitting
pair of leather gloves. Glove MAX
ing at home assures proper fit,
saving in money, satisfaction in a
tedious job well-done.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-09

Iowa City was the first capital
of Iowa. The capital was moved
to Des Moines in 1857.
The first railroad in the state of
Iowa was constructed in 1855.
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cold water and showered it over
Leeds's face in a steady stream.
He repeated the process three
times and Leeds came to with a
start.
Leeds made supreme effort
i 70 bring Jigger into focus.
Jigger brought his coat open
and held the, badge close to
LeedS's eyes.
Headquarters. Concentrate on
this, Leeds. DR.. Herr performed
La criminal operation on your
wife from which she died. You
killed and robbed the doctor"
Leeds answered without gath
ering his senses: :" doctor
kill my Marie. I make him buy
lots of flowers. Maybe / make
him buy her new gold coffin"
Leeds was laughing with in
spiration, flame in his eye. He
shook a defiant fist at Jigger.
Jigger tried again: "I'm arrest
ing you for robbery and murder.
Understand? I'm taking you away
unless you tell everything. If
you don't. tell everything, you
can't sleep all night with your
Marie any more"
Leeds's eyes focused on Jigger,
then brooded beyond him. The
flame rekindled. 81 tell doctor
Friday night I take thousand
dollar for flowers but come back
for more this week" The words
were slow-Leeds was mulling a
plan. Tomorrow I will make him
buy her a gold coffin"
] tJiggers lit a cigarette and held
it out to Leeds.
u Leeds bent in two and pro-
PEELED himself forward, his head
butting Jigger flush in the stom-
ach.
g Jigger doubled with sudden pain
and Leeds plowed, half-running,
through the door, his voice
pitched to the maximum of lung
power: "I'll make him buy her
gold coffin tomorrow"
It was three minutes before Jig
ger. came out of the knot of pain.
He followed Leeds up the creak-
ing wooden staircase and reached
the sidewalk in a sprint. Across
the street Leeds had reached the
top of the iron fence; he fell face
forward into the cemetery. Jigger
mopped his brow and climbed
into the front seat of his cab.
(To be continuedD
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PAL Council
Elects Officers

ii Poinciana Council Of the PAL
held a special meeting last night
in their club house. II
.Ispecial guests Of the evening
), were Father j. H. johnson, Sd,
!, Eeuis,s Eisnen and. H. " Urion
from the Central Council
The designations of Charles
I McCraw as president; Lucille
Calverly as secretary, and Jack
Barrett as treasurer, were read
and accepted by the committee
from the Central Council.
New officers were nominated
and elected. They were Lucille
CaNerly, chairman; Mr.. Evans,
co-chairman, and Mr.. Whidden,
/ treasurer. .
1t was voted to hold meetings
the = first Thursday ] of each
month. 49,
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Chapter 8

NUMBER 17l0 was mediun
n apartment house with a rec
chipped -brick front. Fort Hamil-
ton Parkway was an automobile
,thoroughfare. There was q scat
tering i of empty lots as far a.
the eye could reach along the
residential side. The other side
Of'the street was stenanted exclu-
sively by the Evergreen Gene
terry. The view was still; frag-
snehts of paper. fiuttered against
the scemetery's iron fence.
Jigger looked randomly at the
nest of bells. Names were barely
slegible on roughlys torn bits OF
cardboard. In an. empty slot the
name A. Leeds was blurred di-
srectly on the metal. The apart
!, ment number did not appear.
"A small boy with matted hair
was struggling to- get his bicycle
up the two short steps into the
hall. Jigger joined the struggle.
where can I find the janitor?"
The boy pointed his arm to-
ward the end of the hall.
A cracked enamel slab read
superintendent and an arrow
pointed to the yard.
Jigger went down an insecure
wooden flight of stairs. At the
bottom door was ajar. Jigger
peeked in. Two men were sitting
at opposite ends Of an oval table.
The room was a stencil. An OIL
cloth crusted heavily with dirt
and grease spots covered the ta-
ble.. .sasa
One of the men was a tangled
shock of hair on the edge of the
table in a cradle Of arms. He
was sonorously asleep.
The man closest to the door
was burly man with a Scan
dinavian set of features. He was
a precarious sprawl on a spindly
green chair. His eyes were fixed
on the wall across the room.
Jigger stood in front of him
and he. started up briefly but,
.remained sitting. He roared SEEM
ingly without effort, what you
want?"
Jigger was ingratiating. 'rd
like to- have talk with YOU"
do / know your"
Jlgger. treasured. Were old
friends"
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The eyes grew fond. 81 love
you, Tommy Thash who you are.
You're my Tommie from the
other side."
Jigger radiated happiness
That's who / am"
s'Where you been, Tomfny?"
Tommy was modest. sNoWhere
important. Just kicking around
! looked in on you to ask about
Leeds"
The roar was back in the room
Jigger'S ears ached. 'Leedsl .He'sh
crazy. Lock i'm UP. He'sh crazy
in head since wife die. Sleep
with her in cem'tery all night.
Lock i'm up. Lose job. Buy
thousand dollar flowers. He'Sh
crazy. Lock i'm up!"
Jigger was intent. He prodded
with matching idiorn, Leeds
love wife a whole lot. Leeds
crazy for her. Too bad she die.
The roar was freighted with
scorn. I'm pigs eye. Marie Leeds
tramp. That's why Leeds crazy"
That's why Marie Leeds die"
Jigger tst-tsted in sadness. He
asserted, Leeds crazy for his
wife. That's why Leeds crazy"
THE janitor's arm swept across
l the table. Leeds ish crazy.
Buy whole wagon flowers for
Marie Leeds. Buy thousand dol
lars. Buy me little bottle"
Jigger hurried it along: "Too
bad doctor kill Marie Leeds. Then
Leeds no be crazy"
The janitor blinked without
comprehension. His fingernails
broke on the waxed oiIcloth as
he wrenched it from under the
sleeping man. "Hey you-Leeds!
Tommy here shay doctor kill
your Marie"
The man who slept and snored
was Leeds. Jigger fished a fake
badge out of his back pocket and
pinned it inside his coat. He
reached Leeds and propped him
into sitting position. g
The janitor jumped up and
clawed at Jigger's face wildly.
Leave Leeds alone. He'sh my
best friend" His jagged nails
broke Jigger's skin in long smart
ing ribands. Jigger threw his
weight into the punch and the
janitor fell against the icebox
and slumped to the floor.
Jigger filed a stew pot with
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COUNTER.ATTACKS

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. = When
a skunk was found in the u. S.
post office, french attacked it
with ether gas. The skunk coun-
ter-attacked in the usually effec-
tive manner and the firemen re-
treated. They finally renewed the
attack with a carbon dioxide So
luton that froze the skunk in a
ventilator shaft. He was then re-
moved-frozen stiff
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St. P0uE's United
Thanks Offering

Women members of ST. Paurs
Church will assemble in the
church at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning, November l, to make
their united thanks offering.
Similar services, on the same
day, will be. conducted in Epis-
copal churches throughout the
world. $50 &~
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Jurors and Cubn,1s
Visit Fire Station.

Key West fire department No.
/ was visited yesterday by men,
beers of the grand jury under
Jack Murray, foreman A char
tered bus brought the jury men,
beers to the Greene street sta
tien. SO
This morning the National Ex-
plerers of Havana, Cuba, were
shown through the local station,
land the fire alarm system was.
demonstrated to the visitors
from the Island Republic.
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SuccessjuI Operation
on Mrs. n. j. Saunders

Mrs. r. j. Saunders, Of 1886
Flagler avenue, who underwent
q successful operation at the Vic
toria Hospital, Miami, Monday,
lis resting well and expects to
return to her home shortly.
Mrs. Saunders has received
many lovely cards from local
friends.
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Large efficiency living room, twin
Hollywood beds, Kitchen; priv
ate bath. / 2l8 4 Simonton ST
Phone 1859 between 6 and Z
pm. oct28-3tI
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Marathon, Post To
Hold Dance NOu. l

Marathon American Legion
Post No. 154, will sponsor a Hal
lowe'en costume dance. Saturday,
November l, at. the Marathon
Chamber of Commerce building.
Door prize will be given, and
there will also be prizes for the
best boy and the best girl cos
TUNES. -l.
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Furnished four-room apartments.
Maid and janitor service, lin
ems and all utilities furnished.
Coral Hotel Apis, opposite
Post Office, oct29-11tx
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XIV. W Onsdns Club
Session Postponed

The next monthly meeting ],
the Key West Woman's Club
falls on next Tuesday, but a
that is election day, Mrs. Dan
Navarro, president. has postpon-
ed the meeting till Tuesday, No.
|vember IL.
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20 cabin auxiliary powered 90
hip. Kurmath Sea Prince. Ex-
cellent condition. Asking ST.
200. Enquire Mr.. McAndrews.
Phone 100. oct28-3t
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Clean, comfortable, airy room.
Reasonable. Apply 513 White
head Opposite Court House).
oct29-6t
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Something nice. New luxurious
ly furnished 2-bedroom apart
ments near ocean. All electric.
utilities furnished, $35 per
week. Apt. 8, 1926 Vernon Ave.
oct30-3tx
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1886 Buick coupe, new tires, ra-
dio, body in good condition,
good mechanically. $3.50. 143-A
Poinciana Extension.
oct28-3tx
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Furnished 3-bedroom house. Hot
running water. Apply to 821
Georgia. After 5 apply corner
Grinnell and South streets.
Also twin go-cart., ;oct30-3tx
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Young man to train for manag-
ership modern soda and lunch
department. Apply S. H. Kress
& Co. oct30-3tx
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WANTED TO RENT

Naval officer, wife and 2-year-old
son desire one or two-bedroom
furnished house or apartment.
Permanent. Write Box w., c/o
Citizen. oct30-2tx
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Furnished apartment, 1921
United st. One block from
beach. Apply 1924 Duval St.
!. So oct27-5t
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

Will exchange room for light
cleaning to working girl or
couple, permanent. Write Box
T, care Citizen. oct29-3tx
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Experienced typist and general
office clerk. Write Box IL, care
Citizen. oct29-6t
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1888 Chevrolet Sedan. Make ideal
pickup truck. Motor, tires in
good condition. 1928 Harris Ave.
81. / gk..E o-ltE
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FOR RENT

Room for rent: Private tile bath,
private entrance, linens furn-
ished. $4,000 monthly. Sea
Isle Apis, 915 Windsor Lane.
oct15-tf
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Rex Cement Mixer. See Arman-
do Acevedo, ,g1009 Catherine
st. oct29-3tx
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Two body and fender repair men.
Also auto painter. Apply in
person. Steady work. Tony's
Auto Body Shop, 603 Greene
Street. oct28-6t
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APP NeWsfeutures

HP NeVSfedfuIeS
HOLDEN W. VaMrs Richard Daniels
but it nothing cace looked more like
badly snared sweet potato Mrs Daniels
the hen seemed to be after taking its first
In It's nest She said the hen seemed entirely
before and after produced the mhapen
NAL This is composite photo of the hen and its equ
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1947 Packard Clipper, coral blue,
low mileage. Can be seen at
626 Whitehead, after 6 p.m-
Phone 436-J. oct27-5tx
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For any kind of properties in Key
West, be it home or business,
contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem-
ing Street. Phone 1853.
oct27-12tx
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HELP WANTED

Wanted-Dry cleaner and press
err. White Laundry Service,
1912 White St. oct28-3tx
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Bar maids and mattresses wanted.
Apply Mardi Gras, 80 Duval
Street. oct28-3t
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Cotton mattress, almost new. SIG.
SIG Elizabeth st. oct30-3tx
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FOR SALE

Two G.E. Lift Top Refrigerators.
Apply Coral Hotel Apis.
oct29-3tx
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1888 Packard sedan. Price $500
Phone 258-W. oct28-Stx
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Picture framing, etchings, prints,
oils, framed and matted. Phone
Il97-M, Paul DiNegro, 6i4
Francis. oct25-31tx
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ron SALE

Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard Co.
1882 NV. 62nd Street, Miami
Fla. Phone 1921. oct1-tf
White outside house paint, SITS
gallon up. Floor enamel, SITS
gallon. White enamel, $3.50
gallon. Florida tested roof
coating, 75c gallon. Electric
irons at $500. French fryer
baskets, 75c. 40 watt fluore-
scent lamps. Doherty & Co,
846 Olivia, corner Packer.
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