The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 29, 1926, Page 8

MANY KEY WEST DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY 1S TURNING OUT MOST SER- VICEABLE REFRIGERATING MECHANISM People are coming to realize, more and more, the food value of ice cream. The growing pop- wlarity of ice cream nzturally has created more and more dis- efiminating tastes for this deli- cacy, and people are coming to demand a higher grade of product than that which might have satis- fied them in the days when they were not co familicr with its It is important that ice cream be kept under proper conditions; that it be delivered to the ice cream parlor or soda fountain properly hardened, and that it be ket at the proper consistency un- tileit is ready to serve. ie refrigeration is coming inte popular favor «s a means of ke@ping ice cream continually in this properly hardened condition. With electric refrigeration, tem- peratures around zero, Fahren- O THE KEY By Williams WEST CITIZEN HEAVY CONSIGNMENTS SHIP- | PED OUT OF MIAMI IN| ARMORED CAR TO WEST! PALM BEACH GUARDED | (By Axsvetated rresny | WEST PALM BEACH, June |29.—With the suspension of two| ‘banks here Monday, was eliminat-| ed a problem with which the fi- nancial structure of the com- jmunity has been burdened for the |past two weeks and this morning ‘found the six remaining banks of the city in good condition and gen- eral confidence restored. Small deposit withdrawals were [numerous enough to be noticed jduring the morning but heavy de- |posits of cash called in from all ‘quarters by business and civic |leaders is said to have more than} |counterbalanced the total. To quiet any spirit of doubt! which might have remained after run which caused the Palm Beach BOTTLE WITH MESSAGE DRIFTS 4,000 MILES IN TEN MONTHS When William Dawson, a resident of Inver Bay, Coun- ty Donegal, Ireland, was walking on Creven shore, not far from his home, he spied a bottle on the beach. It was unlike any bottle he had seen in Ireland. Examina- tion revealed that there was a paper inside. Mr. Dawson found that it bore a message. The writing was on a sheet of Panama Pacific Line paper, in ink which had been faded by. moisture. Still, it told that the bottle, which had once contained ginger ale, had been thrown from the steamship Manchuria, near the coast of Florida on July 19, 1925, by John, Scott, Jr., of New York. The message was signed by Mr. Scott and several other passengers and requested that the finder send it te the op- erators of the steamship line at 1 Broadway, New York. This Mr. Dawson did. The bottle had been cast overboard in the gulf stream, and had taken 10 months to drift to the coast of Ireland, about 4,000 miles. C/NSUMPTION OF } eee eesesresessees . + * WEATHER CONDITIONS * * This morning a ridge of relatively high pressure ex- * tends from the middle Atlan- tie coast*southwestward over eastern Texas; elsewhere east of _the Rocky Mowuntsin plateau pressure is somewhat below normal. Within the last 24 hoxr showers and th nderstor were general in the ith At. lantic States with c rainfalls in the Carolina. Temperatures have rise New Engiand, the Ohie V ley and the Lake rezion where, together with the up- per Mississippi Valley and northern Plains States, they are unseasonably high. Cloudy weather is genersl this morning over the sduth Atlantic States. The winds over the Florida Keys tonight and Wednesday will be gentle to moderate shifting, * * ~ * * * * * * * * * * . . H. B. BOYER, Official in Charge. a cee ee ee eee enews Henry Marrison of Derby, Eng., ; Stole a bunch of golf clubs and | was arrested while trying-‘hem out {on the course. “" TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926. Beats Men It remained for Texas to supply the first woman to win an old-tiny fiddlers contest ranch woman i Tex. beat five ¢ NASH TOURING FOR SALE CHEAP IN GOOD CONDITION JUST PAINTED APPLY CITIZEN OFFICE n are manitained constantly, theecreams and iccs stored. in GAS IN FLORIDA y Ansocinted Presr) : TALLAHASSEE, Fia., June 28. —A total of 24,278,834 gallons of | TRwiLLaMsS ©1926 BY REA SERVICE, IC. THE HOUSEWIFE READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF ARTICLES: |Bank and Trust Company to an<elgttrically refrigerated ice {suspend Monday, employers an-! ¢reane-eabinet are kept. properly e nounced that money of their em- will be good to the last | ‘ployes on deposit in local banks This will not always be the" eARé, any ice cream di: kmowsyewhere ice and salt are de- k ipon for the refrigeration, Too often the icing is not done at epee Ditervals and the creams have a tendency to grow soft and t@Thelt a little. Then when the icin is done and the cream 8 fro¥SH again, it will be flaky or graingy-it loses the soft, velvety fe s0 highly prized by ice eream connoisseurs, and an anti- eipated gustatory treat turns into e tment. ric refrigeration for the fee cream cabinet and soda foun- tain offers advantages to the re- tailer'as well as to the public. were losses under the old tthed, which naturally must. be “by the ice eream retailer, to soft cream, shrinkage and Tike. There is a certain. an- too connected with hav- jee and salt brought into a appointed ice cream parlor ‘and pounded around the cans, as it must be in the icing process. Electric refrigeration is auto- matic; it is constant, positive and e . It assures creams ices of most delightful flavor, ‘they be eaten on the spot & eee te in bulk and carried ‘Hor later consumption. And it ‘esbares to the dispenser, pleased customers, which, after all is said are one of the finest as- any man in business can own, ‘Electrical ice cream cabinets, as they are constructed today, are ‘attractive in appearance and an addition to the appointments of ‘any ice cream parlor, tea room or other. place where creams and fees are to be served. _ The. following are among — the} users of electrical ice cream cabi- neli'th’Key West: A. Lucignani, Curry'’s Iee Cream Parlor, Adams Dairy, Tift’s'Iee Cream, and Green Lantern Tea Room. This service will be continued in the next few weeks to the Sani- tary Restaurant. *+ Phe vogue in this country for #8ificial flowers and fruits has in- ereased the value of those made ‘in the vicinity of Dresden, Ger-, ‘many,.and brought here, to more, than $1,500,000 a year. RECOVER BODIES — FROM FLOOD: MANY FATALITIES ARE RE-, will be inserted in The Citizen at’ —- | the rate of le 9 word for each in- LA PORTED IN MEXICO | | (By Asxociated Prexs) MEXICO CITY, June 29.—An' estimate that the total fatalities | in the floods at Leon will exceed 1,000, is given by a correspondent | of El Universal, who has just re-| -urned from ‘the devastated re-| gions. { Bodies are found in mud left by the receding waters and there are} fears in Leon that an. epidemic may result. Thirteen hundred houses were destroyed and an) equal number have been damaged | beyond repair. Six thousand; families ave lodged in public) buildings, while six thousand more are living in the open on the hill. | sides, refusing to return to the! city in fear of a recurrence of the} floods, Only the poor sections of the! city suffered badly from the in-' vasions of the waters. The flood} only reached two feet in depth in| the better residential sections. | ‘The number of bodies recovered thus far is only 100. / MOVES INFAVOR OF RATIFICATION ON DEBT FUNDING (Ry Ansociated Presa) | PARIS, June 29.—The declara-| tion of policy of the new Brian government, epprovedl ata cabinet meeting under ‘the chairmanship of President Doumergue _ this morning contains a pronouncement | .|FIRST CLASS furnished apart- sec0ee Classified Column Advertisements under this head; sertion, but the minimum for the’ first insertion in every instance is | 26c. Advertisers should give their| street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re-| sults. | Payments for classified adver-| tisements is invariably in advance,| but regular advertisers with ledger! accounts may have their advertise-| ments charged. FOR RENT FURNISHED apartments;,modern conveniences, 503 Duyal street. Phone 880. June 5-tf SIX ROOM apartment, all modern | conveniences, Angela street. | Apply 1107 jn23-6tx COMPLETELY furnished hom: 8 rooms; all con ly located. Cor: Whitehead streets, over- Iésking scoan; 980 por month. Johnson & Johnson, June 26-3t FURNISHED apartment, White, s.reet. Apply 503 Duval street. | June 28-tf ments; all conveniences. Archie , Thompson, 1001 Eaton’ street. | Phone 879, june29-6tx } CORNER GREENE AND ANN STREETS—Opposite City Hall —Suitable for storage rooms, garage, repair shops, ete. Ap- ply The Citizei dec20 =~! OLD PAPERS for sale. a nickle. The Key West Citizen, | 125 Duval street. tf FEMALE HELP WANTED SELLING. _ Enciose COSMOS MANUFACTURING CO., 4401 Broadway, Chieago. Room 206. FOR SALE FLAGS, awnings, cushions, win- dow shades. Call us for esti- mates. * Manufacturing Co. Margaret and Fleming. June 24-6t | , Panks continued to meet all return by closing time. RUBBER STAMPS — When in‘ would be guaranteed by them. The/S@5°line were consumed in Flor-| s'tdation was reviewed before and, ‘4a during the month of May, ac-) |by a called session of Merchants’ | cording to the report of J. Hinton | | Association and the membership| Pledger, supervising inspector of Cooccrvccccccacccccccvcccscescesoecccecceeceosers to a man pledged moral and fi-|the State Department of Agricul-, jnaneial support to the banks. = Palm Beach} g DIES: Work for us at HOME | Clearing House Association’ after'for the Same month amounted to IN SPARE TIME. INTEREST;|a check of Monday’s business re-| 2,407,949 gallons, and 2,754 gal- ING AND PROFITABLE. NO | ported that a!l banks were sound stamp. and in shape to weather any furth- association | Members of the The to pledge the entire er emergency. voted june29-1tx | sources of their combined strength | |to any one bank which might need | | assistance. \éd during the night | armored car. Cash reserves were strengthen- by a heavy First Tent & Awning|cvhsignment which was brought), ————— __________ Phone 134.!from Miami in a closely guarded demands today and hankers agreed ALUMINUM WARE, WHITE ENAMEL WARE, GREY AND BLUE ENAMEL WARE, TIN WARE, GLASS WARE, EARTHEN WARE, DINNER SETS, CHINA WARE, NESCO OIL STOVES (OVENS), NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES (SUPERFEX), REFRIGERATORS (ALL KINDS AND SIZES), SCREEN WIRE, FLOOR MOPS AND POLISHES. | ture. The consumption of kerosene lons of signal oil, the report show- | ed. We also have dusters, brushes, floor mats, floom brooms, PUNISH PEDESTRIANS clothes baskets, clothes lines, water coolers, ice cream freezers, ee kitchen knives, forks and spoons, table ware, electric pumps. LONDON—The chief constable | of Carmarthenshire has requested permission to arrest careless ped- esirians in order to reduce traffic| | accidents. | In fact, if it’s anything else for the home, we have it, Wm. Curry’s Sons Co. ‘that absolute confidence would need of Rubber Stamps, see the/ Artman Press, 125 Duval street, wt Key West Florida. bt WARRANTY deeds, mortgage feeds, notes and other legal We keep them in stock. The Artman Press, 125 Duval blanks. street. FOR PRINTED SOCIETY STA- TIONERY, The Artman Prear, 125 Duval street. Phone 66. SHAFTING AND PULLEYS FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply Citizen office. FOR SALE—General Motor. Volt, 60 Cvele. This motor is in splendid working condition and the price is right. Apply to Citizen office. mar2 LOST 100. for may6 | Electric | Five horsepower, 1,800 | R. P. M., 22.1 Ampheres, 110} Second Sheets We have a large quantity of medium grade in favor of ratification of the | “ Washington debt funding agree-; WANTED—Those who desire en- ment, : graved visiting cards to give us The decision is being read inj their orders, The Artman the chamber this afternoon by Press, 125 Duval street, in The Premier Briand and in the senate Citizen building ort by Minister of Justice Laval. Slo ON a | ie LOST—A lot of comfort, if your home is not furnished with awn. ings. Better see us. First Ten’ & Awning Manufacturing Co.,) phone 134. Margaret and Flem-| ing. June 24-6t} REAL ESTATE _ Auto buses are proving popular FOUND — On: Grinnell street, | BARGAIN LOTS on Grinell street, | in India and many lines are ex-| bunch of keys, Owner can = 106 ft. 9 in. by 108°ft. 6 in banding. them at this office, June 2i-t! reasonable price. Address P. 0.} Box 92. mar 11 ene vs Secretary Work Gets “Hang ” Again of the: Interior =a the-experience when a big crowd % gathered to protest against bis ruling that the @istrict org: » @how, the bomesfeaders’ fight is being ' VALUABLE CORNER—Southard| and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on Eliza-' beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Southard, Easy payments, Address P. O. Box 536. maril) UNMUSICAL LANDLORD CHICAGO—Four tenants of G. C. Michaels have sued to break their leases because he refuses to let them have musical instruments much building ac- tivity except in the Maritime Prov- inces where heavy snows have held back operations. —THE— CORAL ISLES STUDIO Sizes, Pictorial . Tapeates, ete. ROOM NO. 203, EXCHANGE BUILDING (Formerly the Jeffersen Hetel) 116 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST. FLA. farmers, underwent a repetition ation district, near Phoenix, Aziz homesteaders on the Verde river & if As the signs imation coukd net develop the project, ded by Seneter Cameron of AQzona, Manila Second Sheets which we secured at a very low figure and will sell them as long as they last for 1,000 $1.00 500 75¢€ Call and see them or ’Phone your order to e Artman P ’*Phone 66