The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1946, Page 4

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” YAGE FOUR }} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN which will end September 30, !Five mills on that sum for bonds shows the assessment on realty |amounts to $78,951,900. in Key West is $7,802,940, and on| Indications are the millage will personal property, $895,025, albe Placed at. 25 nmiills, and, in} that only 15 percent of the || total of $8,697,965. On the REE war ca roll, the amount on realty is $12,-|have been extremely low on old) 842, city tax rolls, will pay more next 850 and on personal property,| year than they paid this fiscal $2,947 947, 7,530, a total of _$15, 790,380. year. _ Police Arrest [Legion Obligates [=== 21 War Veterans). Two Motorists Twenty-one veterans werels be Two persons were arrested by} given the obligation of the Am- EE hes RT city police last night on driving} erican Legion Wednesday eve- SON TO HARRIS’S charges. ning. They were: A nine-pound boy was born to C. T. Brady, a seaman, was ar-] James J. Young, Samuel I. Mrs. Homer Harris, 936 United rested by Patrolman C. P. Keller Higgs, William B. Russell, John street, yesterday at 1:49 at the on charges of operating an auto-| 7 Spencer, Bert Buckley, Rob- Municipal hospital. mobile while under the influence ert R. Brown’ Rahett Dobh 2 An-| } abe rap ps failing to atop tonio Martinez, Kirkwood Carey, L. A. Davis was charged with Claude Thompson, Robert E. driving ‘while intoxicated, with Roberts, Edward A. Ramirez, * causing an accident and with Waa Shon es en driving without a license. He was ohn el wi seraated by Patrolman Frank] Gibbons, Sidney Lowe, ‘Robert patience argt re oor when Jolly. E. Madigan; Robert A. races, be chtoka Bommel? ? The defendants were released}Byron Cook, and Walter; Klesing- i on bonds of $100 each, er. MOST TAXPAY The ‘eéremony. was conducted | (Continued on Fuge SOur) WEIRD LOVE RECALLED | by the Key West Guard 'of;Honor. have been paying their fair share (Continued from axe One) Past.,post commander. U. John throughout the years.-As the: as- der the key to the tomb, which Delgado presented, in behalf of sessment. roll is now made up, he had kep' ta y the post; a sterling silver engrav-ino favoritism is shown any Key Tanzler inhabited a ramshackle; oq jife membership card’ to Post Wester—all of us are paying our dwelling known as Meacham’s} Commander Vance C. Stirrup. A. fair and. proportionate share.” Garage. In it, next to his own life membership is awarded an-! Mr. Hamlin said that the city’s bed, he had carefully preserved nually by the post to the Legion- ' bonded indebtedness costs $75,000 | the bed in which the lovely| naire who has given outstanding ® Y¢at So that five mills return FINDER DEDUCTS REWARD SOUTH BEND, Ind.—William S. Stevens lost his wallet, contain- ing $230, while watching a ball game. A little later he found his COMPARE OUR RATES er oe BEFORE you BORROW OW yo PAY-WAY THAT FITS YOUR PAY DAY socmmenewememes 1 ORPORATED cmemammemamensn, 421 DUVAL ST. . Phone: 49 You'll Always Do Better When You Shop at ARCHER’S ma had breathed her last. on assessments will more than he purportedly was seek- th ie key. to the vault, Mrs. peered under the netting it covered the bed and was horrified to see what apparently was the nude body of her long- dead sister, bedecked with jewelry and trinkets, and with cheeks and lips painted to simu- late life, The authorities were imme- diately notified and the “Count” interrogated concerning his ac- tions. He admitted having stolen the body from its crept about nine years before, and of having practiced strange acts of necro- mancy in an effort to restore life to the preserved body. He had carefully cleaned away all signs of decay, and using plaster of Paris, wax, and cheese cloth to build up the tissues, had artfully wrought a.semblance of life. Although the details of this strange love affair shocked the entire nation, the authorities found that it was impossible to prosecute the white-haired alien! for ‘any breach of. the criminal ‘law. A statute of limitation bars Prosecution for the crime of grave-robbing if more than seven years have elapsed after the com- mission of the crime. Since more than seven years had elapsed since the “Count” had eloped from the cemetery with his dead sweetheart, the authorities were compelled to release him. Leftover ,)potatoes |shotld be used.in soups, for fried potatoes and in pot pies, IN MEMORIAM... a 8 In loving mémory of our dear son and brother, Charles H. Piéreé who passed away from us on July 12, 1940: A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still; But death has left a loneliness, The world can neyer fill. i} No one knows how much we miss | you, | No one knows the bitter pain. We have suffered since we lost you, \ Life can never be the same. In our heart your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and’ true; There is not a day, dear Charles, ‘That we do not think of you. In at graveyard sleeping sweet- Where the wave; Lies the one we love so dearly, But whom we could not save. flowers gently No one knows the silent heart- aches, Only tho#% who have lost can tell; Of*the grief that is borne in silence, For the one we love so well. @Gly12-1tx) THE FAMILY WINNER Belmont Gardenia George Solomon 2070 Staples Ave. See New Shipment of PLANTS ‘and TREES NOW Equipped to Handle TOP SOIL and SOD To Make Your Home Beautiful JACK BAKER'S NURSERIES (Back of Poinciana Infirmary) 3391 Avenue “E” PHONE 1176-W service to the Legion. ti The following applications for membership were approved and will be obligated Aug. 14: Clarené¢e P. Keller, Eurial C. Watson, Frank W. Rhode, Charles E. Garing, Jr, and Albert Beauregard. A letter was read as secret from the Key West General hos-! pital expressing appreciation for a’cash gift from the post for the i purchase of supplies, ; "The Guard of Hohor will spon- | sor a dance in the Legion home} July 19. Marathon Post No. 154, | is sponsoritig “another dance in the Community hall at Mara- thin Saturday, evening, July, 13. } | | EXCESS CHLORINE } USE IS HAMPERING PLANT OPERATION So great is the consumption of chlorine at No. 2 sewage disposal plant at Palm avenue and N. Beach road, in the Garrison Bight aréa, thatthe operation. of the sump is being hampered. Robert Dopp, city service di-| rector, said it will be necessary | to install a new chlorinating ma- chine before the plant operates at maximum efficiency. The sump is in full operation now, | and treats 1% million gallons of sewage each. 24 hours, Mr. Dopp | said. - - Strand. Theater. i ’-GARY COOPER in } ‘For Whom the Bell, Tolls’ Matinee 3:15; Night 6:15,-;9:15 ° 2 Free Tickets if Your. Program Gg "No. 250 " f oo -Monroe Theater EDDIE ALBERT in “STRANGE VOYAGE” News - Shorts - Sports eeeseeseoese ee ee CUSTOM TAILORED | VENETIAN BLINDS *Window Shades Available in the, Best Materials and Workmanship WE SPECIALIZE IN THE COMPLETE SERVICE OF. VENETIAN BLINDS Retaped, Recorded and Repainted KEY. WEST Venetian Blind Co. 120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. CALL 1042 for Estimates’ Rates rewomsie ROO with BATH and Ford Hotel 60 N.E. 3rd Street 80 Rooms - Elevator Solarium TWO HOTELS in... MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City ake care of that sum. The tax roll for this fiscal year, MGHEGOR | Here is style! Here is superlative tailoring! Here is cool summer comfort! It's McGregor's Shirt Suit . . . the suit that needs no jacket and is welcomed at club or conference. Jacket tail- oring details in the shirt is the secret! MEN’S LEWINSKY'S stro 526 Duval Street PHONE 146 Our Store Closes at 1 o'clock Every Thursday Shop at ARCHER'S for SHORT ITEMS ——— MAKE OUT YOUR LIST and BRING IT TO US! This Week-End We Have A Supply of 1} Bacon-- BUTTE R-Ham Pork Chops: eStaple and Faiiey Benepe Fresh FRUITS and.V *Also A NICE Selection of FROSTED FOODS: » Archer’s ee “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 Fleming Street Phones 67 and 47 WING LEE’S Duval and Angela Sts. FOOD CENTER Here, is Why Hundreds of __. Key. West Housewives Agree and DO THEIR FOOD BUYING ~ vat WING LEE’S .., You'can sum it up in just two words: currents VALUES! Yes, day-in and day-out, Wing Lee’s offers top-quality foods at worthwhile savings! You see, Wing Lee’s is based on "volume selling” . . .on making a small margin of profit on each sale, and consequently depend- ing upon thousands of sales for its final profit. So, join the thousands of market-wise housewives who have found it pleasant and profitasle to shop at WING LEE'S for quality and outstanding values! PosaliseotaiAt SRS Sar Fancy and Staple GROCERIES Crisp, Fresh VEGETABLES Delicious FRUITS Choice Cuts of MEAT SELECT YOUR WEEK-END FOODS NOW! “WHR Our Store Closes at 1 p.m. Every Thuy Bermuda Market An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market — Complete Refrigeration ’ JOHN COBO, Proprietor WHITE at ELIZA Street ° PHONE 52 Just Received a, Shipment of Fresh-Killed Country Style LITTLE FIGS > > > > > > > > 4 > > > > ; j > > > > > > > > > 4 > > > 12 > > > > > > > > > > is A RAAAAAAAABABABAARALAAABBRAAS BABAR BABRASY* RAAK. Write or Wire MS for Reservations TELEPHONE Pershing Hotel 226 N.E. Ist Avenue 100 Rooms - Elevator Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION pa ME WE DELIVER Fo tet teeta ett ettntntntndntntndel VV wwwerwr Tre Our Meat is Priced at OPA Ceilings or Under American and Cuban Style Cuts GEORGE PEREZ, Butcher LLG EES SIE LIR. FG IECPSOTCI IO OCCOR Paul’s Cash es | 611 FRANCIS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables STREET AT PHONE 493 Sd dete tnd ttntntnttntntndie 4 masses beseeseeeeees Milk Fed | LAMB and VEAL EF resh and sh aiid Siveleed PORK CHOPS @Fresh Calves LIVER @Smoked BACON @ Dried BEEF . @Large Variety of CHEESE NEW YORK DRESSED HENS and FRYERS GROCERIES and Fresh VEGETABLES “The Best the Market Affords” Our Selection of RINGS for All Occasions Is One of the Largest in South Florida Attractive RIN GS. DIAMOND Solitaire Beautiful RINGS DIAMOND Engagement RINGS Exquisite DEON Bridal Duo In Carvéd Mountings Brilliant ij. a, DIAMOND Bridal Set RINGS Two Beautifully Matched Rings - All Jewelry Subject to 20% Federal Tax All Watch Repairing Is NG Done on the Premises WE GUARANTEE PROMPT SERVICE and ABSOLUTE. sos else paleo nl WStyld €ehiér. i: Women’s Abiiendl and Accessories Exelidivély “Opposite the La Concha Hotel” 417 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST, FLORIDA Another Cool Summer Fashion Visit our Dress Section when you desire gar- ments with the empha- sis on ident and styl- ing ... we are showing many cool Summer frocks that will serve you admirably all the summer through. If It Comes from STARLING’S It's Correct Feminine Attire For All Occasions POPULARLY PRICED eHand Bags eMillinery eSkirts eLingerie Hair Ornaments Blouses ‘eres We Close Every Thursday at 1 o'Clock pees

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