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Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Saturday, Oct. 27, 1936 11 t-inOLlSEMEHS Youth Correction Act Would Help LEGAL NOTICE MDS1HESS BWOITIB BEAUTIFUL acres. 7 cab-Ins, lovely home, all CBS and modern. Ph. 4-5171.

Timel opportunity "to acquire this lucrative business, man and wife or two women can handle, all stock and equipment lease $60 per month, will stand investigation. Tommy Luster REALTOR 2401 First St. ED. 5-8181 Business or Investment $2,500 to $150,000 Why wear yourselves oat searching? Tell me what you want I will do it for you. At your service, Jack Reed.

Reed Realty Ed. 4-7441 P. a Bo 47 Filling Station On a Really hot spot, Owner must sell due to other business, the price includes Equipment and Fixtures, stock at whole- -sale cost. Ralph K. Sanders REALTOR Member M.L.S.

2229 First St. ED. 2-6031 -n. I i I 4 I i I I17S III sT? DEPT. OF UCH! Screen star I i 11 i 1 r- v.

v' -1 vi wis sH-ia. uiaguiscs ne wiu use in els next movie. He portrays the late, great character-acting star Lon Chaney in "The Man With 1,000 Faces." Using such rubber-like masks, Cag-cey will slip on disguises that took Chaney hours to put on by ordinarj make-up methods. 13 help w.no-g:ii WANTED Experienced Northwest DragiinH operator to work between Puma Gorda and Englewood. Ph.

Nep. 2-5245. Young; man, age 21 to 35, to work and train in Airline Station duties at Fort Myers. Starting sal- ary 245 month with ra- pid advance. Apply Na- tional Airlines Office, I Page Field.

FAST, accurate man exper- lenced use of power tools and making cabinets. Ed. 7-0451, Monday, 8 a.m. to noon. WANTED experienced T.V.

technician. Must he qualified bench man. no other need apply. Carl's Radio and T. 1828 Hendry St.

NEW and Used enr salesman for Dodite. Plymouth Agency. Only person need to apply. Gulf Coast 1126 5th Ave. South, Naples.

Fla. MID way 2-5361. WHITE all around reliable man for fiiido and care of animals. Everglade Wonder Gardens, Bonita Springs. MAN for service station: good salary and working conditions, permanent position, experience necessary.

Woodpfi Shoe Service Station, 206S First St. 14 HELP IWIUBLE CARPENTER, repair and alterations. For competent work call E. Navarra. Ed.

4-0664. Carpenter Buildr Repairs ilieraMons Tile Floors Work Phone 4-1754 CARPENTER worlc and repairs reasonable. Ph. 4-J204. EXPERIENCED couple desires maintenance and housekeeping work on estate.

P.ef. erences. News-Press Box 433. REGISTERED nurse desires? nursing by the dav or hour. Experienced in all chronic diseases.

References. Mrs. Ferris, 2115 Crawford Ft. Myers. PLUMBING, roof in sr and gutter work.

Reasonable rates. Ed. 2-S238. i Loving care given patient In private home. Kd.

7-ng3. 15 LMCSCAPE-UWflWOES TREES TOPPED REMOVED TRIMMED TRANSPLANTED FERTILIZED Frank Amos Ph. -4240 FILL AND RICH DIRT Shell Plowing Discing and Mowing E. T. BRADBERRY Ph.

4-2298 or l-77S FILL DIRT. SHETjL. MUCX Dragline Work Jim Prevatt Ph. 1-tlit Dragline Work OtI Llghtsey ED. 2-2865 Rich Top Soil Carl Call Ph.

Judd's 4-47M TOP SOIU FILL SHELL General Hauling HI. P. Crump Ph. -21t 17 LIVESTOCK CALVES FOR SALE Trail Dairy Ed. 2-227 13 LOST I FOSJSD LOST: Brindle and whito bull dog, clipped ears and tail, wearing harness.

Answers to Under veterinarian's care. Ed. 5-6111, Pierson Gas Service, 2611 Jeffcott St LOST: Near Gwynne School. A. 4 i NO WEIGHT PROBLEM Al Fiore gtts his weight off Kivirra Wonder taking Bernle Mann's gray over a high jump In preparation (or the National Horse Show.

Riviera Wonder defends the open juniper champlonshio. yr 111 ,4 -4 Mi ETCHED BY HORROR The strain of 25 years' imprisonment in Siberia shows on the face of Sevkl Bektore, 60-year-old Turkish professor, following his release and return to Istanbul. He obtained his freedom by writing three letters to Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev. Bektore left Turkey in 1917 to teach Turks in the Crimea, but was arrested in Tachkend, Turkistan. He was condemned by the Russians for provoking nationalism because he was teaching Turkish.

His. comment, after being Teunited with his wife and three children: "There is nothing like freedom." Reckless Driving Charge Admitted Noble G. LeMaster pleaded guilty in County Court yesterday to a charge reduced from driving while intoxicated to reckless driving and was fined $35 or 35 days. A plea of guilty was accepted from Mary E. Wyatt on a drunken driving charge and she was fined $150 or 60 days and her license revoked for a year.

Amadia J. Quaranto pleaded guilty to peddling merchandise without state an county licenses and was fined $50 or 50 days. Ira W. Stringfield was fined $30 or 30 days for possession of obscene pictures; Frank Barden and Flossie Jones, Negroes, $30 or 30 day3 each, bare assault; Norman Franklin Long, $50 or 50 days, failure to grant right of way; Judge Harris, Negro, $30 or 30 days, passing into oncoming traffic. John B.

Hargett, $30 suspended, improper driver's license; Fred L. Robinson, no driver's license, estreated bond set aside when he produced valid license; Frances D. Mason, $35 or 35 days, speeding; Alean Andrews, Negro, $75 or 75 days, assault and battery; Sylvester Ingram, Negro, $50 or 50 days, assault and battery; and seven drunks, $25 or 25 days. Bond was set at $250 for Willie Roberts, Negro, who pleaded not guilty to assault and battery. LEGAL NOTICE IV THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWtXFTH Jl DICIAL t'IKCUT OF FLORIDA, IV A.I FOR LEU COl-XTY and JL'LIA LEIGH, and JL'LIA L0IGH, Plaintiffs, vs.

E. A. BISHOP, ET AL. Defendants. IN CHANCERY.

CASE NO. 11787 SUIT TO QUIET TITLE NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: E. A. BISHOF, if alive, and if dead his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; CHARLE.S T. BISHOP and ETTA BISHOF, husband and wile, respectively, if alive, and it dead his or her unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; H.

H. SANDEFORD, if alive, and if dead his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; ALICE B. WILLIAMS, If alive, and if dead her unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees; CHOVER O. DUSENBERRY, if alive, and if dead his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees and; To all persons having or claiming any interest Jn the following described lands: Lots numbered Two (2) and Three (3) of Block numbered Eight (S) of that certain subdivision known as UNITY HEIGHTS according to the map or plat thereof on file and recorded In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Lee County, Florida, in Plat Book 5 at page 8. You and each of you are hereby notified that you are named Defendants it the above styled suit the nature of which Is to Quiet title to the above described real property, and you are hereby required to file your appearance in said suit on or before the 2Uh day of November 1958, and the Florida Civil Rules require that you file a copy of your pleadings upon the Plaintiffs' attorney, Travis A.

Gresham, P. O. Box 1326. Fort Myers, Florida. Herein fall not else Decree Pro Confesso may be entered against you.

It is hereby ordered that thli notice shall be published once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Fort Myers News Press, a newspaper having general circulation in Lee County, Florida. (Circuit Court Seal) r. T. FARABEE Clerk Circuit Court By: Irene Abbott Deputy Clerk. Oct 27, Nov.

3, 10, 17 No. 7668 GAY'S SAW SERVICE Sharpening and Repair. Saws, Ed ire-Tools, Shears, Mowers, etc. 1939 Hough, near And'rs'n SMOKELESS ODORLESS Have You Tried It? Imperial's Smokeless KEROSENE 15.9c Gallon 2218 Cleveland Ave. BEAR Wheel Alignment Front End Serrice ED ANDERSON 1459 Andersoi Ave.

Ph. 2-7411 MORTGAGE MONEY New or Well 3 also have 7 1 v. 1 i A rcn Is Fla. the and Acts day Oct. said the Lee the of of Oct.

at the of the and the of, by 31, to IV IV IN F. on as i P. ALCOHOLfOS ANONYMOUS meeting Thursday St. Luke's Parish House. 8 cm.

Ph. I-6673. P. O. Box tnii.

Private Tutor A. V. JEFFCOTT All Grades Ed. 4-1831 SEE THE ISLANDS By Water Mailboat Leaves a.m. Ret.

6:20 p.m. Dally except Sunday Foot of Heitman Ht. Ph. 6-6131 or t-mi ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PRINCIPLES FIRST GROUP meets every Mondar cm. Rinkel Hall.

Methodist Church Tlce, Florida. Free literature. P. O. Box 22S.

Tlce. Ph. 4-0761. MASON GLIDER SHOES The Shoe That Walks For You Mason Shoe Counselor Box 759. Bonlta Sprlngra THE NEW UNIT that purifies water and removes all traces of the taste and odor of sulphur is now ready for distribution.

Call Florida Research Lab Phone Ed, 6-6784 2 1954 CL'SHMAN, for sale, like pew. Ph. 5-7341 after 3:30 o.m. 3 BOATS 4 MOTORS FOR CHARTER Sailing Yacht MEANDER IN Dav. Week or trip Ph.

4-6682 or see Basin 21' CHRIS-CRAFT CABIM CliUISKK Custom built with 2 coats Fiberglas on hull, Monel gas and water tanks, mildew proofed canvas top and curtains. Custom built throughout. 95 horsepower Chris-Craft motor complete with Chris Matio clutrh control and Sperry Hydraulic throttle. Aequa-clear filter on engine water system. Galley, Head and clothes closet.

Boat In excellent condition. Can be seen at Owl Creek Boat Storage. Clgra. Fla. Edison 2-4202.

16' INBOARD flshlnar boat, new paint, H. P. BriRKS, good condition. Harvey Fix, Bay Shore Drive, Island Harbor, 1'lno Island. OMAN 10 HP air cooled motor, $55.

10 gallon heavy ftal-vanized tank. $10. Call 2-0745. 38 CRUISER, 12' beam. Gray Marine Express, 125 P.

motor, 12 volt generator. Will sleep 4. Galley and head. 6' head room throughout boat. $4,500.

Can be seen at Hansen Marine Ways. 14' BOAT and trailer. Ed. 4-2821 or call at 15S4 Ixora St. X.

Ft. Myers. NEW, stronir, seaworthy, guide or flshinsr. tunnel stern, 21V 8'. Also 15 HP.

Kvinrude, used 5 hra. Minnow seine 60' Pine Island, St James, Trailer Park. Special Sale on New Used Outboards 15 Discount on New 1956 Evinrudea '5515 HP Evlnrude. Original price $300. SALE $255.

'55 15 HP Evlnrude. Was $265, SALE $225.25. '5515 HP Evlnrude. Was $275. SALE $233.75.

'5415 HP Evlnrude. Was $235, SALE $191.25. '5415 HP Evlnrude. Was $135. SALE $175.75.

21954. tS HP electric Johnsons. WERE $325. SALE $276.25. 2 1954, 10 HP Johnsons.

Were $210, SALE $178,50. 5525 HP Wizard. Was $225, SALE $192.25. 55 HP Evlnrude. Was $150, SALE $127.50.

'54 7t HP Evinrude. Wat $140, SALE $119. '51 S.S HP Evinrude. Was $60, SALE $40. Martin 40, was $65.

SALE $50. Martin 60, was $50. SALE $40. Super Mercury 10. was $95, SALE $75.

Mercurr Mark was $70, SALE $50. Mercury Super 5. was $75, SALE $65. TRADE TERMS Deep Sea Flshlnsr Boat $5 Per Person Snusf Harbor Tour Kvinrude Dealer Ft. Myers Beach Ph.

3-2401 4 BUILDERS SUPPLIES Contractors Supply Cor. Fowler Market Behind Telephone Co. FIR PLYWOOD (4 8) Interior 1.52 sheet Vi" Interior 6.40 sheet Interior S.32 sheet Exterior 4.00 sheet Exterior 7.68 sheet fi" Exterior 60 sheet MAHOGANY DOORS (6' 8" 2-0 width 4 85 2-6 width. 6 45 2 width 1.70 $-0 width MEDICINE CABINETS Window Klass (small) T.6J Window glass (larsre) $50 Plate glass (small) $60 Plate glass (large) 11.00 Fluoroscent lighted $2.95 PLYWOOD PANELS (4 8 Gum 6.40 sheet 4" Vtil. Gum 6 40 sheet Luan Mahoir.

7.00 sheet 5- 16" Brushwood 7.J5 sheet V' Flakewoou 8.25 sheet Ribbon-Strip 25 sheet Redwood (Ext) 25 sheet Hi" V-Plank pre-finished Walnut or Cherry 15.00 sheet A A Birch 19 00 sheet 4" Mahog. 19.00 sheet Alum, thresholds 1.80 ta. Formica. Masonite Pegbosrd, nird Roofing, Celotex Tile, Builders Hardware, Louvers. Mouldings and Cornerlte.

Scheduled Deliveries Ph. 4-0421 7:30 p.m. h-CL'SlHESS OPPORTUmilES 70.000 to 36,000 gallon per month Service Station, lune-, tion two malor highways. Stock and equipment Ed. 2-3981.

See A Specialist If you want to buy or sell A Business Robert E. Parks REALTOR ED. T-ltot 1535 Broadway Ft Myers. Fls SPECIAL RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS -ORDERED FOR 4 AND 7 DAYS CALL 5-1 146 OTICK OK 15iTE'TIOV TO HEUISTKR FICTITIOUS NAME The undersiKned does hereby certify that we are conducting a rental business at Captlva, Florida, under the fictitious name ot CAPTIVA BEACH MOTK 1j-APAHTMENTS and that said firm composed of the following persons whose names and places of residences are as follows: H. K.

JEKEMIASSli.N", Captlva. DOROTHY JERE.MIASSEN, Captlva, Fla. Ownership of CAPTIVA BEACH MOTKL-APAKTMEXTS is aa follows: H. K. JKRKMTASSEN DOROTHY JfcJREMlASSENT It is our intention to apply to Clerk of the Circuit Court in for Lee County, Florida to register the said name of CAPTIVA BEACH MOTEL-APARTMENTS under the provisions of Chapter Laws of Florida, of 1941.

Witness our bands, this 26th of October 1M6 H. K. JEKEMIARSEM DOROTH JEREMIASSEN 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17. No.

7665 NOTICK OF INTHM'IOV TO REGISTER KU TITIOIS XAHU The undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a Launderette, Dry Cleaning andor Laundry business at 2255 Cleveland Fort Myers, Florida, under the fictitious name of 3u-Mfnute Bendlx Laundry and that firm Is composed of the following persons whose name and places of residences are aa follows: 1271 Burtwood Drive, Fort Myers, Florida. Ownership of 3n-Minute Bendlx Laundry is as follows: Pat Murphy, Sole Owner, It Is my Intention to apply to Clerk of the Court in and for County, Florida to register said name of 30-Minute Ben-dix Laundry under the provisions Chapter 20953, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941. Witness mv hand, this 19th day October 1956. PAT MURPHY 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10.

No. 7652 XOTICE OP I.VTEXTIOV TO KKG1STKR FICTITIOUS NAM The undersigned does hereby certify that we are conducting a Laundry and Real Estate business Sanibel Island, Florida, under fictitious name of Island Laundry Island Realty and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names and places residences are as follows: Vincent H. AlaoVetUe, Sanibel Island. Jean MacVettie, Sanibel Ifland. Ownership of Island Laundry Island Realty Is as follows: Vincent H.

MacVettie 50. Jean MacVettie 60. It is our intention to apply to Clerk of the Circuit Court in for Lee County, Florida to register the said name of Island Laundry Island Realty under provisions of Chapter 20953, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941. Witness our hands, this 18th day Oct. 1956.

V. H. MacVETTIB JEAN MacVETTIE Oct 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10. No.

7650 NOTICE TO BIDDER SEALED BIDS will be received the Board of County Commis sioners of Lee County, Florida, at the Courthouse in Fort Myers, Florida until 10:00 A.M. October 1956. for 45 yards of Concrete be delivered to the circle at Fairgrounds. Portland Cement Cement shall be grey Portland cement and In conformance with standard specifications of A. S.

T. M. Concrete Proportions Concrete shall be transit mixed of such proportions to obtain a minimum compressive strength of 3000 pounds per square Inch. The Concrete Supplier shall guarantee the quality and mixing of his product. For further information con tact Commissioner Alvin Gorton, Lee County Commissioners, Dls trlct No.

2, Court House, Fort My ers. Florida. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Done by order of said Board of County Commissioners this 10th day of October, WILSON PIfiOTT, Chairman Lee County Commissioners Oct. 20.

27. No. 7649 THE COUVTY jmfiE'S COURT AXD FOR LEE COUVTY, FLORIDA. IV PROBATE RE- ESTATE OF HELEN F. SCHELL, Deceased.

VOTICK OF FIMVfi PKTITIOV FOR FINAL DISCHARGE OF KXE4TTOK Notice Is hereby given that 1 have filed my final returns as Executor of the Estate of HELEN SCHELU Deceased; that I have filed my Petition for Distribution and for Final Discharge, and that Nov. 1956 I will apply to the Honorable ARCHIE M. ODOM. County Judge of Lee County, Florida, for approval of said final returns and for an order of distribution and for final dlscharee Executor of the Will of HELEN SCHELL, deceased. LLNUSLX B.

SCHELL, Executor Oct. 13. 20, 27 No. 7631 'OS0X JJ BUILDERS Sales Service OUTBOARD MOTOR3 LAWN MOWERS Davies Cycle Center 1107 Citrus EDison 4-6571 BEAR vHEEL ALIGNMENT Gecrge VVhcatcn 2519 Cleveland Dial 4-3011 Ranires. Refrigerators.

Washers REAVES ViSX! BOO KNOLES ELECTRIC Service Wiring Repairs 23fi5 Fourth St. Hi. 2-1138 Nile 4-7683 PAINT Guaranteed Inside Out REAVES 2104 First St. AVAILABLE FOR Located Older Homes. Farm or Ranch Loins.

Phono UM $.95 fLa Gal. Untwist Criminal By KENNETH GILMORE WASHINGTON (NEA) The 19-year-old, half man, half boy sat scowling in front of the federal parole board official. "How long before I can get out of here?" he asked beligger- ently. "That depends on your pro gress," came the straight an swer, under this set-up you have to earn your way out and prove you can get along- in society." This a typical question, but it's a relatively new answer. It il lustrates a fresh tack Uncle Sam is now taking with scores of federal law breakers who wear grown-up clothes but behave like children.

And this realistic attitude mixed with a large dose of diag nosis, means the nation is taking a step towards solving one of its most difficult problems dealing with delinquents short of adulthood but beyond the juvenile age range. Today many of these young men between 18 and 22 are learn ing to face the responsibilities of adults under a program laid out by the Federal Youth Correc tion Act of 1950. After two and a half years of actual operation it's beginning to prove that the twisted lives of young criminals can be unbent. ''Our function is to understand the offender and his problems in a manner that is socially acceptable," says George J. Reed, chairman of the Youth Correction Division of the U.

S. Board of farole. "Our program neither assures a 'soft' nor a 'tough' approach, but one of firm, consistent under InA nutshell this approach re quires the delinquent to shape up or stay in an institution. The one thing he can't do is sit out hi3 sentence without making a genuine effort to improve. under the Youth Act judges may place full responsibility for a young offender's treatmpnt and rehabilitation on the xouth Division of the Board of Parole and the U.

S. Bureau of Prison. "We must diagnose his case, plan and carry through treatment and make recommendations as to his release," explains James V. Bennett, U. S.

Bureau of Prisons Director. "This is certainly a pretty large order and one we approach with the utmost Offenders are generally first sent to the Federal Correction Institution in Ashland, for preliminary study to determine what got them into their difficulties and what ought to be done about it. This is one of six institutions that have been specially set aside for tha youth program. The others are at Englewood, Chil-licothe, Ohio; El Reno, the National Training School in Washington, D. and the Natural Bridge Camp in Virginia.

To date, only youths committed from districts in the eastern part of the U. S. come in under the new program. By the first 0 the year, however, it's hoped that facilities will be available to in clude the rest of the country. Results so far indicate that this more individual and flexible approach is paying off.

At last report, 756 youths had been sentenced under the Act since it got rolling. In that two and a half year period 205 persons have been released on parole. And by the end of the year it is expectd that the parole rate will reach 30 to 40 per month. So far the average length of institutional stay has been 10 months for the youth offender, as compared to 15.8 for the average offenders who missed the pro gram. Of the 204 young men paroled only 34 committed violations as of last May.

This leads Reed to com ment: "When we examine the type person with whom we are deal ing, we would normally expect a higher than average number of violators from this group. This is a very difficult but challenging age group and one that is respon sible for most of the crimes conv mitted in the U.S." LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTIfK Notice Is hereby exveJ that woara or county Comm Ission ers Lee County, Florida, will hold a public hearing at 11:00 A.M. Wednesday, November 7, 1956, In the Commissioner' Meeting: Room at the Court House tn Fort Myera, Florida for the purpose of hearing objection to the recommendation made hv the Lee County Zoning Commission and the adoption of Zoning restriction for the area Green Acres Subdivision. WILSON riaOTT. Chairman Lee County Commissioners.

Oct. 27, Nov. 3. No. 7666 NOTICE OF IVTF.VTIOV TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that we are conducting a Terraao Flooring business at Fort Myers, Florida, under the fictitious name of Sunray Ter-razxo and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names and places of residences are as follows; ALBERT "DUTCH" TH'ISA 4741 W.

Pslm Beach Blvd. VALENTINO" LOVISA Balboa Avenue at Palm Beach Blvd. Ownership of Sunray Terrazio Is as follows: Albert "Dutch' Lovlsa 60 Valentino Lovlsa It Is our Intention to apply to the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Lee County, Florida to register the said name of Sunray Terrazzo under the provisions of Chapter 20953, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1941. Witness our hand, thla 2iUh day of October 1956 ALBERT "DUTCH" LOVISA VALENTINO LOVISA Oct. 27.

Nov. 3, 10, 17 No, 7667 on 2nd St. 11 a.m. Thursday, small black, toy Manchester male dog, under doctor's care. Reward.

Ed. 4-S491 or t-2803. LOST: Man's brown billfold. Contained important papejs. Reward.

2073 Monroe St. i LOST: Lsdies black leather purse with red wallet, at Beach, Thursday. Amoco Serv- I ice Station. 8861 Palm Beach Blvd. 19-WUSICI IHSTfilMglg NEW SPINET PIANO EENT TO OWN Come In and see us for full details SUMMEY'S MUSIC Hendry Ph.

1-4141 i i i "iil. James Cagney checks over one i ARE school, GHOV. isfclii JitfiiiHiiii nn- ft would appear that someone was I. t- 4 1 1 tm ft irif-idtit- IF YOU are a retired man and find time on your hands a little heavy, stop by and see me. I may have the answer.

Robert E. Parks Business Specialist 1535 Broadway ED. 7-1101 Food Distributorship Exceptional opportunity to take over established distributorship of nationally advertised line of food products. All products are sold throunh metropolitan and rural food stores. Exclusive rights to desirable territory in Naples area now available.

Excellent opportunity for ambitious man experienced In selllnsr food products. Requires capital investment of approximately $6,000. lisrent company will assist in promoting sales. Details available to suitably qualified Individual. References required.

Write News-Press Box 434. THE POPULAR CIRCLE Restaurant In Immokalee. A real buy at $21,500. $10,000 down, balance easy terms. Fully equipped.

Enoush land for addition of auto court or other business. Exclusive with Reed Realty Box 47 Ed. 4-7481 Cooperation Invited Now Hear This TRAIL Oan Station on corner Jot, close in, nearly new building. Real Estate equipment, inventory. $10,000 handles all.

No phone lnfor-matiop PLEASE. BUSY Laundromat, modern hlfrh speed equipment. Business shows rapid Increase. Owner must sell. $12,000.

Terms. E. Llewelyn Taylor Registered Real Estate Broker Xrayte's Cottage N. FL Myers Phone 4-5214 LUNCH room for sale. Build-Ins: H'x2T, fully equipped to be moved off.

Price $1000. Ph. Ed. 4-3854. 0 CATS PETS PARAKEETS and Supplies.

Phllo. 1244 N. Tamiaml Trail. CHIHUAHUA Btud 8erv1ce tlO. Puppies.

Ph. 7-om. S-FlnMCUL Bound income investment. $6,000 mortgage, payable $60 per month Including 6 Well secured. News-Press Box 438.

9 FLOWERfr fLAMTS SfcDS CHRYSANTHEMUMS and ANNUALS Ready now for your car den Ruth Msssmer. Florist Phone Ed. J-80S1 CROTONS. commons, fancies, small nd large. Hibiscus, lots of varieties.

House plants and house palms. Reasonable. Bait Barn Nurserv, 1759 jpal-metto Ave. Ed. 8-0831.

CALABASH, olive, mahogany. Gumbo Limbo, sea (traps, acacia, and powder puff trees, 2 50. Val's Nur-sery, 3757 Washington. EDISON PARK NURSERY Large variety plants, palms, shrubbery. 1949 Edison Ave, at Trail.

TROPICAL plants, trees and palms for landscaping. Patio and house plants. Ruth Sells Garden, McGregor Blvd. and Winkler Ave. ROYAL Palm trees.

8 to 12 feet. Ph. R. V. Lee.

ED. 2-0431. Flowering trees our specialty. Come see what we have. Evenings Saturdays only.

Lamb I'ink Shower Nur-sery, 262 Pondella Road. PAGH'3 ORCHIDS Ornamental Nursery SS3 Washington Avs. Phone 4-4692 CROTONS, 5 for $1 and uo. See our Bougainville, hibiscus, house plants and other varieties. Russell Park Nursery, Palm Beach Blvd.

corner Kingston Drive. HIBISCUS Thrifty growing, good bloom-Ins: varieties, 90c each, for $4.25, 10 for $8. Lovely white bougainvtllea In bloom: cro-tons. fine colorful hybrids, hundreds of beautiful plants from which to choose, House-plants, perfect for your not or planters, large or small. Reasonably priced.

Invite you to visit us. Daniels Nursery, Palm Beach Blvd. at Tice. 10 FOODS PROOUCE FRUIT WANTKD: 4 or 6 bushels Roselle. state price.

Edith C. Trehell. "Estero. Fla. 10-A-IHSTRUCTICS HAWAIIAN steel guitar and Spanish guitar lessons.

Instruments furnished. Mail me your name and address for one free tryout lesson in your home. Herman VanderVoort, Ht. No. 1.

Box H04. Venice. Fla, 12 HfcLP WhSTLD FEMALE CURB girl wanted. Skylark Drive Inn. Ph.

t-6tl. WAITRESS wanted. Apply B. Restaurant, N. Ft, OPERATOR wanted at once.

Clewiston Beautly Shop. Ph. Yl'kon 2-2191. MEDICAL Secretary, receptionist. Must be good to excellent typist.

Shorthand and dictaphone necessary. Experience preferred but am willing to train. Write News-Press Box 4.15 giving particulars and phone number. 13- HbLP WiMIFp MALt ELECTROLCX CORPORATION. Tampa Branch, wants two men for this vicinity.

Contact our local representative. Pan Kehoe, Ed. 4-6301. YURE SKOOL SHURE IS SHOT-Protesting high school; students in Lynwood, need more than just a new school. Witness the spelling on sign at right.

Demonstration came after voters failed to put through a bond for new school con-, struction. Present overcrowded building has'been condemned as unable to- withstand earthquakes. FOR Sale: Sllngerland snare drum and standard, just like new. Onlv $50. F.d.

2-3221. 20 W1SCELLA3EGUS FOR SALE LAMP SHADES BY THE HUNDREDS Special sizes, shapes To Your Order Lamp repalrs-lamn remonpt'r Lamp rewiring-lamp repalnt'K Shady Lane 462 8th Ave. So. MI Naples, Fla. 4 blks from beach Moody Bros.

GREEN'S FUEL GAS Refrigerators Ranges Space Water Heaters 2278 Cleveland Ph. 2-1186 "We Fill Trailer Bottles" COUCH, almost new, double bed size, $35. 2128 Cottage St. Lumber Carpenters Plasterers Contractors Home Makers Low NET Prices Free Delivery 50 mile Radiva Pine Framing $85up Fir Framing $l00up Pine Boards lx6-NO. 2 S43 $105 St lx6-No.

2 CM or $107 1t8-No. 2 St3 $10S lx8-No. 2 CM or Panelling. $110 Any width-All Clear $190 il Cypress a Any wtdth-No. i 6 or 8" Panelling.

All clear through 8" iZ'li Fibre Plaster- "Pin Lime Rock Lath Sheetrock 1.50 sx 1.05 $42.50 4x8 sheet 1.75 Asbestos siding sq. $14.00 lh Slate Boofing roll ST15 15 or 30 lb felt roll 1x12 WP shelving il CD plvwood sheathing sq. ft. 13Ho Int. G1S Plywood 4x8 sheet $3 SI Ask for other prices.

Let U3 figure your job. Fnzzeii Lumber Company 3327 railroad St. Thone 4-2171 4-2131- SOME CONSOLATION! It fsar rayers insurance Agency First at Dean out to test the billboard claims. As lar as tne Datterea occupants are concerned, it was pure coincidence that their car rammed the pole right near the sign. Accident happened in Pa.

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