The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 2

~, MADE ON ALL »» FRIGIDAIRES DRASTIC CUT IN PRICE IN AN- NOUNCED BY PRESIDENT oF ORGANIZATION IN NEW PLANS DAYTON, Ohio, August 11.— Drastic price reductions effective | immediately on all lines of Frigid- aime were announced today. The cut in price ranges from $20 to $90. Increased demand for Frig- idgire, followed by increased pro- duction, is assigned as the reason by E. G. Biechler, president and general manager of Frigidaire. Through anticipated produc- tion increases we expect to mater- jally lower our production costs,” eaijl Mr. Biechler commenting on the announcement. “We have sold more than 200,000 Frigid- nines to date—a larger number than has been sold ‘by all other makers of electric refrigerators combined. We feel that. the pub- lic'will demand Frigidaire in ever increasing quantiiies and now it is time to pass on the savings that will be accomplished.” Frigidaire recently announced a $20,000,000 factory expansion program which will give it an out- put of 600,000 refrigerator units next year. This new Genera! Moers plant will be compléted within a short time and will be in production early in 1927, price cut affects Frigid- aire-metal cabinet models, resid- ential and commercial installations and also cooling units designed for use in the standard makes of ice boxes. r asdtelail sales for the first seven months of 1926 indicate that we will pass far beyond the $80,000, 00) market set as our goal for this year.” Mr. Biechler said, “We have every reason to believe that cold weather sales will run many times higher than last year, for the public is just beginning to realize th t it is summer in the kitchen the whole year round and thattidequate refrigeration is needed every day in the year. “During the past twenty years, thé’ expectancy of life of the av- erage American citizen has been Proloriged ten years. This has been done through dissemination of knowledge of sanitation and health safeguards, plus the fine work done by the government in guppervising the preservation of foods in transit, er ‘refriger- Gtion in the home is ¢ step.¥ » Rapid strides are being made by idaire in the commercial re. frigeration field. Sales to gro- cers, restaurateurs, meat dealers, druggists and florists have raore than doubled in the past year. The tremendous increase in this field is altogether due to the great economies and added convenience afforded by eléctric refrigeration, Mr. Biechler stated. The following*are among the users of Frigidaire refrigerators in Key West: Charles Wardlow, Mrs. John Wardlow, Ey R, Lewis, Thos. H. Reid, E. R, Strunk, James L. John- son, Judge-J. Vining Harris, Dr. J. Y. Porter, Sr., Arthur G. Lund, J. M. Holland, Wm. F. Maloney, Robt. F. Spottswood, Clayton W. Kirtland, J, Roland Adams, Juan Calleja, Lucignani Ice Cream Par- lor, Dr. Wm, R. Warren, Lee M, Pierce, Arthur M. Brown, Tift’s Tce Cream, Anthony Yates house boat, Key West Electric Power Plant, ‘Green Lantern Tea Room, Curry’s Ice Cream Parlor, New- ton Munson, Munson Island, also 3 Coast Guard boats. AFFIRMS JUDGMENT OF LOWER COURT (My Associated Press) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 11. ~——By a memorandum cecision without opinion, the state supreme court affirmed judgment of the eireuit court of -Brevard county in the case of East Coast Laundry company, plaintiff in error, versus the Willey company, defendant in error. The case involved payment for machinery on promissory notes. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Gifford Pinchot, governor of Pennsylvania and late candidate for senator, born at Simsbury, Conn; 61 years ago today. Dr. Louis B. Hopkins, the new president of Wabash College, born at Hopkinton, N. H., 45 years ago today: Joseph Weber, celebrated com- edian and theatrical producer, born in New York City, 59 years ago today. Earl Brewer, former governor of Mississippi, born in Carrollton county, Miss., 56 years ago toda) next logic- | IN | } | | | | | | hands the front of great stuceo build: her share to make of the 150th anniv ence @ success. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1926. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN IN THE DAY’S NEWS INOTICEOP ELECTION iii |to THE FREE HOLDERS OF)! George W. Norris of Nebraska, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, | who is expected to become chair- a SureRelief | Under this young woman's akiliful Building of the Sesqui-Centennial In ternational Exposition _ Association quickly. takes on a delightful aspect. She directs garucners where to place the small trees and shrubs about the ing ‘of the Declaration of Independ | OR QUALIFIED ELECTORS: | The Board of County Commis- \sioners have been in negotiations with contractors .and capitalists, seeking to secure the construction of toll bridges from No Name Key, Florida, to Lower Matecumbe, Florida, connecting up the two ends of the Monroe County high- way. It has been submitted to the Board of County Commission- ers that in the event the Board will grant a franchise to a private corporation permitting the cor- poration to construct these bridges at a cost of approximately $13,- 000,000.00, $10,000,000.00 in six per cent bonds and $3,500,000.00 stock, that the corporation would construet the toll bridges accord- ing to the plans and specifications on file with the County Commis- sioners. The eompany to be per- mitted to collect tolls to the ex- tent of twelve’ and one-half per cent of the bonds and stock is- sues, and any excess over said twelve and one-half collected in tolls, to revert to Monroe Coun- ty, and at the expiration of Twen- ty-five years the ownership of said bridges will revert to Mon- roe County, provided, Monroe County will lease the bridges from the corporation at an annual lease of $600,000.00 for the term Twenty-five years, which sum to he paid from the first tolls collect- ed, and in the event sufficient tolls are not collected amounting to $600,000.00,then Monroe Coun- ty is to pay the deficiency. The the Administration ing. She is doing the big celebration ersary of the. sign NOTICE | Albury’s Hardware Store nh days is swamped with telephone calls, the majority coming from parties who are trying to secure my lowest prices, I want to in- form the public my lowest prices are not quoted over the telephone. Parties who contemplate pur- chasing hardware, sash, doors, blinds, paints and oils will be re- paid by calling in person. EUGENE R. ALBURY, JR. augl0-2t As much as $500°a month is paid to the experts with pick and | shovel who work at sinking new shafts for the great gold-mining companies on the Rand, in South! Africa. ! LEGAL NOTICE » RT OF COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF! FLORIDA,’ * ! i In re Estate of | Sarah Saunders Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may concern that on the 16th day of August A. D. 1926, I} shall apply to the Honorable Hugh Gunn, Judge of said Court, as Judge of Probate, for my final discharge. as Executor of the estate of Sarah Saunders, deceased; and that at the same time I will present my final accounts as Executor of said estate, and ask for their approval. Dated June 14th A, D. 1926. JAS. A. baneeh eens ecutor. june16-23-30; july7-14-21-28; ang4-11 IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUDI- CIAL CIRCUIT, TY—IN CHA Miriam Isabell, MONROE COUN. RY. vee Edwin Nottage, Defendant. It appearing by the sworn bill filed in the above-stated cause that Bawin Nottage, the defendant there- in named is a nonresident of the State of Florida, and whose resi- dence is unknown and that he is over the age of Ywenty-one years; it is therefore ordered that said nonresident defendant be and he is hereby required to appear to the bin of complaint filed in gaid cause on or before the 23rd day of August A. D, 1926 otherwise the allegations of said bill will be tiken as con- fessed by said defendant. It is furthe} ordered that this or- der be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen,/a newspaper publish- ed in said € This July (SEAL) unty and State. Zist, 1926, D, % FILER, Clerk Circuit Court. By M, J. SWERTING, Deputy Clerk. T. S CARO, Solicitor for Complainant. July21.28 aug4-11-18! ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT TWENTIETH JU! FPLORIDA—IN CHANCERY. AZURE SHORES, ID Florida Corporation, plainant, | vs. Bill For Rescission And Other Equit- able Relief. F. B, Sweeting, R. B, Skains, First Trust & Savings Bank, Florida Corporation, as Trustee, Charles L. ‘Ort, James 8. Aber, A. Louis, Heten C. Cromer joined by A: BR Cromer, her husband, and Joseph EK. Ander- som, Ada V._ McCoy, a widow, Arthur Rivett, H. M. Chute, Leonard P. ‘Hayes, |Margaret Pearson and 0. E. Pearson, her husband, Re- spondents. | |, It appearing by the affidavit of |Louis Snetman, President of Azure | Shores, Inc. a Florida Corporation, the complainant in the above styled } eause, which said affidayit made on behalf of the complainant is ap-| pended to the bill of complaint} herein, that the respondents Mar- | garet Pearson and Q EK. Pearson, her husband, are non-residents o! the State of Florida, and are resi_ }dents of the following place at the following address, to. wit: 332 South LaSalle Street, cio T. W. { Tracey, Chicago, Hlindis: and that fthere is no person in the State of | Plorida, the service of a subpoena upon whom would bind the sald re said ages a Com- ondents, and that the spondents are over the \before Monday, 6th day of Septem- }as confessed by said defendants. IN AND FOR MONROE CoUNTY,| “ | Benjamin T. Gilbert, Complainant. ve }en as confessed corporation to operate the bridges CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES |an4 pay all expenses including Worms and parasites in the in-|Sinking fund of bonds without any testines of children undermine |@dditional expense to the County. health and so weaken their vital-| It is therefore submitted to the ity that they are unable to resist|free holders of Monroe County the diseases so fatal to child life.|Who are qualified electors, wheth- The safe course is to give a few|¢F Monroe County should enter doses of White's Cream Vermi-|into said contract, and grant said fuge. It destroys and expels the} franchise on the terms outlined worms without the slightest in-|@bove or not. An informal elec- jury to the health or activity of ‘tion will be held on the 17th day the child. Price 35¢. Sold by all|}of August, 1926, for the purpose druggists. M W Fhof ascertaining the wishes of the qualWied electors who are free- holders, whether said County shall enter into said contract or not. The form of the ballot to be used at said election shall be: Mark an X in front of your Some men put their soul’ into] choice. . everything they do; others merely} Shall Monree County enter into put their foot in. a controct pledging to pay $600,- eccecvecesoceooey) 900.00 annually, or any part there- of that may be’ needed, to secure the eonstruction of toll bridges un- der franchise contract, from No ee eccascocoeeeceaces |Name Key, Florida, to Lower twenty-one years; itis, therefore, Matecumbe, Florida, or over such ‘ORDERED that the said non-resi- | other route as may be selected, iri ts re hereb: Te ry " bepaos to. ee to the pill of eom- jorder to connect said eversea high- be. | way or not. Read Electric Company's ad- vertisements and save $2.50. aug.4-tf plaint filed in said cause on or fore the 18th day of August, 1926, or otherwise the allegations éf said Sa SEO ’ confe: . rn SB her ses ns Shall Monroe County enter into FURTHER ORDERED that, this] eontract pledging to pay $600,- four’ (a) nseaete, ee eks'in KT 000.00, or any part thereof, that WHST CITIZEN, @ newspaper DUD-! may be needed, to secure the con- id County and State. m " e Uehee this 24th gay OF July, 1926, struction of toll bridges under b.°Z. FI ER, | franchise contract, from No Name cuit Court, Monroe Coun- hay. Puclaas te Ldwer. Mate HENRY D. WILLIAMS, cumbe, Florida, or over such other Complainant's Solicitor. s july14-21-28; aug4-11/route as may be selected, in or- der to connect said oversea high- N THE CIRCUIT COURT, STATE | way or not. Xor FLORIDA, MONROE COUN- ¥. Rem) <uR f nu petehin Oomaiainant, ‘The following is a list of polling wane pas ‘<pucmnne places and inspectors of said elec- Gerdes. P. Raudenssh, tion: (SEAL) Cler! NO. Walter Det B. Db. appear to the bill of ed in said cause on or It is further ordered that this or- der be published once tach week weeks in the wapaper pub- ‘y and State. 1926 FILER, Clerk of Circuit Court. ROSS WILLIAMS, Solicitor for Complaina: aug4-11-18 Rock IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE 6} FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUDI- CIAL CIRCUIT, MONROE COUN- TY—IN CHANCERY. Roger Albury, PRECINCT NO. 1 Suteliff ana ‘Si tock, Defendants. | as Place: County Court House. t appearing by : the above-stated cause that the de-| Inspectors: Dr. W. J. Bartlum, fendants therein named is a non-|Ed. Mulrennan. agama Pa the Leena prada shee and ae the residence of the defen 4 ward. B Morris. and. Harry J. RECINCT NO. 2 Derk is unknown to affiant or ecom- Place: City Hall. resident of Washington, D. C.; J.|Guy Larner. Cc. Wygant, Sr. is a resident of Maribrough, New York; Harvey W. PRECINCT NO. 3 Ashbrook is a resident of Colorado 4 Springs, Colorado, and 8. R. Block Place: Harris School. is a fh it ion, New Jer- a sey, and that they are over the age| Inspectors: Geo. A. T. Rob- of twenty-one Fears; it is therefore jerts, Jos. C. Whalton. ordered that said non-resident de- fendanta be and they are hereby PRECINCT NO. 4 required to complaint. fil Place: Rogelio Gomez Office. ber. A. D. 1928, otherwise the al-| Inspectors: T. Luther Pinder, legation of said bill will be taken |George Morris. PRECINCT NO. 5 Place: Cor. Varela and Division Sts. Inspectors: Jonathan Cates, C. C. Symonette. PRECINCT NO. 7 Place: School House, Harbor, Fla. Inspectors: John W. Pinder. PRECINCT NO. & Walter Van Haltema, et als, De- Place: Pine Crest, Fla. endant. : It "appearing by the sworn pit|, Inspectors: Robert H. Kirk- ~ in she abave-<teted @ use that |land, Harry Sullivan. fludabuan, “the defendants therein PRECINCT NO. 9 e¢ onresident of the Si of Florida, and a fesident of Wasn-| Place: School House, Mate- lagton, D.C. sad that he ie Sree the cumbe, Fla. axe of twenty-one years; it u os : fore ordered that said eee Rare Inspectors: B. Lee defendants be and they are hereby | Preston Pinder. required to complaint filed tn said cause on or| J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER, ‘ore Monday, the 6th day of Sep- | i tember, A. D. 1936, otherwise the | eaten. ailegations of said BOE will be cak- | BRAXTON B. WARREN. vy le: it. | att 8 further ordered that this or-| WILLIAM R. PORTER. ler be published once each ke for four" consecutive weeks inthe) CARL BERVALDI. ey West Citizen, a newspaper pud- r. lished in sald County and State, W. HILTON CURRY. Attest: D. Z. FILER, Clerk. This 3rd day of August, 1926. SEAL) D. 2. PILER, Clerk Cireuit Court WILLARD AND KNIGHT, Solicitors for Complainant. augt-11-18-25; sept. of |’ Pinder, | FOR INDIGESTION a) ==) man of the Senate Judiciary Com- | } mittee in succession to the late} Senator Cummins of Iowa, has} been one of the representatives of | | Nebraska in the upper house since 1913. As leader of the insurgent | Republican forces and chairman ef the radical bloc he has in re- jeent years been one of the most; conspicuous. members of the na-| tional lawmaking body. His ree-; ord as a “progressive”? was made | first in the House of Hepresentss | tives during a ten years’ term of | service. He was then a leader in! the revolt against the control of | his party by elements that he be-| lieved to be reactionary, and in| his general attitude he sympa-! thized with the policies of Theo- | dore Roosevelt. Senator Norris! began life as a farm boy in Ohio. | Afterward he taught school, thus earning the money to attend col-| lege and study law. 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Oversea Hotel, European plan, single $2 up, double $4 up. ; Hotel Casa Marina, closed for the season. Population of Key West, 18,000. Municipal Golf Links—a sporty course, extending from Gulf to Ocean. Summer rates, green fees 75c\per day. $85.00 plus tax for year. Bathing Beach and Tennis—Casa Marina Hotel Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beaches. Fishing! Over 600 varieties. See hotels for boats. Free Aquarium, east end of Flagler street, Marine curio shop on Margaret street. ‘Taxi Stands at railroad station and hotels. Key West. Ocean Boulevard, to encircle city, now being built by Monroe county. Over-Sea Highway, from Key West to the mainland. One-third distance completed, balance of roadway con- tracted. Steel toll-bridges to span the long water gaps. 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Applications received at Company’s office No. 614 Duval Street. 3 Key West Foundation Company’s beautiful Sub-’ division at easterly end of the island is daily reporting “Progress.” Several new houses under construction. 25 ft. business lots on Flagler Street, $100 per front foot, or $2,500. 50 ft. residential lots, $75 per front foot, or $3,750. “ Terms 20 per cent cash, balance 1, 2.and 8 years; interest 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annnu- ally. All titles insured by New York Title and Mort- gage Company. Certificate of Title Insurance delivered to purchaser with contract. Those desirous of consulting either the Wall Street Journal or the Boston News Bureau will find copies of the same on file in our office, Any further information on Key West will be gladly furnished by KEY WEST FOUNDATION CO. 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