The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 2, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE KEY WES? CITIZEN ~ PLANNING WORK OUT OUR WAY By Williams| Renew Your Healt FOR BUILDING “nn = ; Z Any physician will tell you that! iB : y . “Perfect Purification of the Sys-| aie MANY HIGHWAYS A CROOK HUH ? / . tem is Nature’s Houndn ee a ‘ WELL: MAS GONNA \S GOT A LOTSA Perfect Health.” Why not ri ft yourself of chronic ailments that RES et oe oe NEUE: fo NEMER are undermining your vitality? I BIDS TO BE OPENED BY GET HOME! WE BorH |; ENEN ASTIN! TH’ Purify your entire system by tak- | HOLLERED ANO. JAILER T OPEN 4ng a thorough course of Calotabs, STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT HOLLERED! “COULONT TH JAIL! —once or twice a week for several ee FOR FIFTEEN DIFFERENT 4)! GET OUTA JAIL" PooH! ra ee re- e PROJECTS iy TRIN AES eee i Calotabs are the greatest of all) Oo es aln tar \ WP OO-HOULL system purifiers, Get a family ‘ — | | package with full directions. Only (iy Aw Jed Prox) 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv.) ‘oPALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 2.— | t , ; : = 1 paneled ae) “ : istueurme 4 OVE greatest previous Nash June State Road’ Department on July ‘ ; | ane : THINGS THAT COUNT | 21, aeeording to an announcement et | \ / ee Rounding into the last month of the ES cts ‘are ta Columbia, || Le GS 1 ae sh) Sere | half year period Nash sales and pro- again been reminded of the Suwanee, Charlotte, Lee, Citrus,| | / A | ; truthfulness of it, during duction raced thru June to pile up a Highlands, Sarasota, Clay, Dade, 4 is your daily avocation? The - ametedaekeon, St. Johne.and.. Flagler l 2 N A pea thing appliee tote unio) 60% lead OVER the greatest previous counties. They ‘will consist of | ; : ; : classified advertisement— | fs x seer termnehe ering | | Eg : BLES | | cece meer | volume of June business in all Nash gg tsi the continue) Z 28 : : : \ " 5 7 rey ae | history. the bardsurfacing of Road Nam.| 72 create Tally cea | _ And this record-breaking total also Seentiie, Road Nenber I's pop.| a fg, SAN} 4/-———|| | ie? Eg a reese | made June 1926, the 22nd consecutive Grail Dr Hathaway, in hance" esau | ae Cie mo oe eer | month —with one exception — to sur- ed ge tat termine) f_ : A I agp arco ape pass the mark set by the same month “ City and Live Oak was in such | ‘ 4 amezi “ *eondition that the department had | nin alice SAY ta F aoe cee of the previous year. placed the projects in the emer- | 2 er ies { CUP THAT DIDN’T CHEER geney classification, in order to oLRw LLiaams, 7 2 : “enable immediate hardsurfacing, THE EXTRADITION-0R GOING FROM BAD “10 WORSE. ciozs ov nea senncene.J | CHICAGO — Alexander Fitz-| The reason Nash is getting the busi- vodespite the fact that Columbia and | : [patrick had his stepson arrested | ness is simply because people are -«Suwannee counties had been un-! 2 —-————— |and fined for throwing a cup at eld find a market for its bond ee G00-FOOT CLIMB WITH BODY | NEW OFFICIALS him. . buying where they get the MOST All of the work to be awarded Flachag of Life | rouxestoxe, ine. — two IN LEGISLATURE) —— for the money—in greater VALUE, is to be done in accordance with | the plans and specifications of | seecccccccsoceeccccesess fee Ciara a Gente (My Asnoeiated Press) OIL STOVES | in greater QUALITY, and in finer the State Road Department and a| 2 “ illed by |__ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 2.—| e@rtified check, made payable to| val Apr aneceiraee Goldsack, who had been killed BY Waite the House of Representatives| PERFORMANCE, the chairman for 5 per cent of the BALTIMORE—Brides must be ot lof the Florida legislature is pre- | RRS EIRENE nea We Have the Famous —<—wmbunt of * _|eareful before they go to All Spay | tant Of the bid, must accom. | <iints Church, ‘The altar is in SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN \“etting almost a new appearance | pany each proposal, Dr. Hath-|) 0), Maryland and the District of jat the 1927 session, to be held next|} NEW PERFECTION away’s notice reads. Columbia; | -4¢. your brenth, in had and you | April, things will not be entirely; [, Sisectcveccccesccccccece * + * have spells of swimming in the |°f 2 gld-time character in the|] 1 and 2 Burner Small Stoves MELTZER & N V RR UT C ! TODAY’S | NEW YORK—Cold winds make head, poor appetite, constipation Speers i crecauee Se a Weodlnirnisg: Stoves : A A ( ) A ( ) ( ). warm hearts. Brides are not ar-'and a general no-account feeling, |W® SUrty-cignt senators will be} riving from Scotland just now. A. it is a sign your liver is torpid, The *¢TVind for the first time. __| | Water Coolers, Cooking Utensils eae MRUTVERSAR ER See ec any cuplaion th t one really dependable remedy for, This was found in a compilation Distributors For Monroe County a : @seenseees| proposals are answered by lassies| 1 disorders in the liver, stomach {ete of results of the June pri-| Paints, Varnishes, Roof Paints ¢ Gen. Edward E. Cross,}only in the winter. ‘and bowels is Herbine. It acts!™#ry- The list is unofficial, but : (sen who carried over the Rocky Moun- 8 8 powerfully on the liver, strength- | * believed to be accurate. It was} . va} tains in bare athe first “printing| PHILADELPHIA—Adults may jens digestion, purifies the bowels |taken from newspaper reports a) Lumley s Hardware Store press and the first steam engine| kiss without perturbation as to and restores a fine feeling. of} pomunationso£ Joners. James and Grinnell Sts. — ARE ALR ———— transported across the plains, was/their health. Dr. Walter Sands energy, vim and. cheerfulness. PIREORE | PHONE 838 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN---20c a Week killed in battle of Gettysburg. | Mills iT cialist, says! p,; ists, | EX-SULTAN STOCK GAMBLER “s d is, pulmonary specialist, says! price 60c, 1 ul ts. | Born at Langaster, N. H., April 22,| there is no objection to it from a|/"i°® 00% Sold by all druggia F| i | PARIS—Mehmed VI, the de- — eaPastrs Wk eee RT aN HN neces noeee eae ee posed Sultan who died at gan 1832, j medical standpoint. sa laaie — ones 1864—Congress granted a char-/ paRIS—Any student who chea's Remo, nearly doubled his private | i . ; |Department, of the Interior, ©. 8.) a * + 4 hat the Sarbonne will have his nerve | Dqhariment, of the, Interior, U._ 8! forfune. in his exile by gambling FRET CSTR RETR He LTT TETeer ter for the Northern ‘Pacific Rail- road Company. | with him. Members of the repub-| June 13,1996 gin stocks, jlican guard in full uniform and eo tattig toe ere ee Roberts, of Ramrod Key, 1867—Lord “Monek took the oath of office as first Governor- | armed with bayonets watch exam- . 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