The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 23, 1947, Page 6

time. She aunt tip « Prisci eye on streets houses vvvC~r West from Bar’ Harbor with f and uncle before the w and again in the early fall of 1946, PAGE SIX KEY WEST: _ Three stenographers were .| Exemptions f For joying a selection by the or-f A “LA VE" (ote it aving? Wonder | Hon fe teads ¢ Y ‘3 yhat © they’ layi | é By P ADA a. ey’'re playing,” sai Being | Filed Now ftps fg : ‘ PART I | ‘t's the ‘sextette’ from Lucia,” eae off shore the Gi- t “Indi an Cod ancestry, she had fsort of place for a young girl t wanted a house with a ghost. Butjbe alone. This place, of all pla now showing herfwhere we have ever been ng st ack Of Cap the wne about the cobwebby ns and p the r ow stare; and to th pen rafters of the top floor, the p onto the roof with its day The po ft nt bec ng hen ur I ngla at Ne nce hite railing, evaded the ery ume she broached she had other ideas. 1 of the old ‘Pi- of Greenwich Village She had heard of the Spide She had seen 1 ose things—where ex- mtinued on down into to the custom- w of the broad- when me vamed the ¢ kK salvagi was the} ndustry ‘Key West, v e present ad their beginnings A stately South ¢ na,! ad they had come and} hew fortunes. The Ba- ed with southern Wiand colonial in And Nays, » for Pris background this tropic ade plans. She ex- ands he got con- r bids. had saved du the n she and her aunt at hotels while her ew, when she fig ts of renovation of the tding plumbing, Lighting, timates, that she could She considered decor. urntshing bills. Shet money. She had} he ‘widow walks’,} picket fences, the} lanes for the gov-} 64224444 144444444484444444644644444444) “No. it's ‘Tales from Hoff- ia Hendriks had had her, their departure for Nassau. Her} man’,” 1 i the old house for a long! gunt had said good-by to the} “I think you're both wrong,” | A total of 1198 h | such ‘tax ts 21-2 mills. |Navy Commandant ‘and his wife.}said Madge. “But there's a card | bs tas jomestead ex- | “ Tp all an estimated amount of! had come down to Key They were to heave anchor at| up there. Pl go and see for my-| €Mptions have been requested up | about $50,000 will be callected nine in the morning and at eight-} self.” ; to today. It is estimated by Gan- | from those granted a his last purchases in the town and | “You were wrong,” she said.}2300 suck applications filed be- | i | to the School board for retire- he and Priscilla were on the dock | “q's “Refrain from Spitting’. | fore the deadline, April 1. | ment of bonded debt and other } . at the preparatory to ne br a | Gandolfo explained that the| expenses. None of it goes to the! LA CONCHA HOTEL and the be Bre net ORDINANCE NO. 161, | only taxes required to be paid by | coun LA CASA The trade winds were ante and} rbors and caressing 0 d she told h is and tie ‘haste in their depa: t r j ! week, the month veved she could do it! ugned the lease. wile had given orders fox rates by the} j } i ‘ Why, if it had been Bar Harbor,} mission. 50 or ‘Sconset, or Southampton . . Section 4. This ordinance shall But here . . . Why, half the peo 0 f diately upon | i ple here don’t even speak its passage and adoption and} a Eng That's what makes it interesting! cje will be good for my Spar I'll learn independence And se sufficiency I'll at least be able ple here. And I met a} at the use other day who is from E ‘town. Th -}Broup, an art ga women, F thing the never known geous w RADIATOR. SERVICE “a \\AD THE KEY WEST CITIZEN © Safety First Dr. Gutten: Oh, you needn't | Pay me until after T remove ! your appendix. | MeTavish: I’m not going to pay jyou now. I Was "merély’ counting ee money before you gaye me {the ether. Application ‘for homestead ex-} kde applying for Romesjead ex: filed | emptions are slowly being | Gaptogs to M ‘County | { with County Assessor Claude A.j | Gandolfo’s office. ‘School Board. The amount sad He's Good: "Proud ig sr gli ink of my son as a : by: ‘Well, he 3 hands the best of any fighter I ever saw. “Subseribe to Tne Citizen. j announced Tillie, Let's Go to the BIRTHDAY THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH 9 to 12 o'Clock * persisted Annabelle. hirty, when her uncle had made She came back smiling. | dolfo that there will be about ! exemptions. This entire sum ‘goes COMMISSION SERIES | ‘| AN ORDINANCE AMENDING | “ ___pROCEEDS to the MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN—— _| ORDINANCE NO. 39, COMMIS “fN sce you on your return,’} SION SERIES, OF THE ORDIN ? tly. quiet-| ANCES OF THE CITY OF KEY | lack of| WEST, FLORIDA, SAME BE- | : }ING AN ORDINANCE RELAT- gage car-; ING TO PARKING AND PARK- e of the younger} ING METERS, BY CHANGING} uncle} 7:00 A. M. TO 8:00 A.M. WHER-; i suitcases} EVER SAME APPEARS IN} empty} SAID ORDINANCE; DECLAR-! NG THIS ORDINANCE TO BE} |! AN EMERGENCY MEASURE! |} AND BY UNANIMOUS VOTE rone: and] Op THE COMMISSION DiIs- | a | PENSING WITH THE NECES- | {SITY OF READING THIS ORD- 1, INANCE AT TWO REGULAR NOT LESS THAN ¥ APART: AND PRO- NG WHEN ORDINANCE} INTO EFFECT H ted by the City Com-! City of Key West, | ly. He had sensed Which of these © does the most for you? i quickly at ed and confi herself she v PECIAL Just Arrived Tm time. wanted The SETLO—for average faces: Its medium- length points and slight spread make the mose of yous features! A Limited Amount 9X12 AXMINSTER RUGS the hours | 6:00 P.M. on} Fridays, and] The WYTHE—for Jung faces. Its short, The MANLO—for round faces. Its long points make you look taller! sw anyone here the by us vote of the Com- [ language, Pris ‘That's why [ like i Une.| of ar in ee ric as at cole ave a variety of beauti “Manhattan” Shirts. Tailored to fic Smartly patterned. Wash withouz chang- ¢ residual shrinkage 1% of less.) different . . . fascinating. eof one t of general cire’ the City of Key RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES tie MAXWELL CO, ine. Furniture and Furnishings PHONE 682 909 Fleming Street. Corner Margaret St ETIAN BLINDS o stand on my own feet.” “There are Provincetown Commandant’s es Key Wet Vik Slub, Junior Chamber of Com-| Attest merce for both men and and; ROY © ALBURY & SON) lees ‘and NEON LIGHTING SERVICE | 53214 DUVAL STREET | Also Licensed ~Vvwwvwwwm | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | cores | TRIUMPH | To Be Continued cas 70 APPLY. : @ Gace trees be amazed at hou, without leas ug any bush marks, it covets ball wow Mairfaces am one coat. Willie Goes EASY TOCLEAW.. ct comes i PC Mmtisigg ) a | F ? WEA tt uegent Stubbiys to School at 23 ie YAIN afte ji NOT CRACK, CHIP, “ten GISTANT NS SSER’S | cunts SHOP | Au > D BRICK GARAGE wevvvwwevowvwwvew. EE Ro Se Eee © Bon where I sit... dy Joe Marsh Everybody's joshing Willie Wells ever now. They’re industrious and about going back to school. They well-behaved—their favorite bev- { remember when Willie would hide erage is milk, or a temperate glass out in the woodshed—scared to of beer. For them the “three R’s” | bring his report card home to Pg. seem to mean: Responsibility, Be- | But under the GL. Bill of sourcefulness, Restraint. i ~~ CRY BGI He aS ELIMINATES wane ~ Fagh POR TRANS AAT Miirach ISK oe JOHN NEBO and HOWARD PINDER, Dist: Rights, Willie (who has a wife and From where | sit, cynical folks | ie baby) ig getting a free educa- who thought veterans wouldn’t - oe ahi “4 ‘is ’ tion at the Keiboltar! College. wanttoreturn to school—wouldn’t % J a hp non st ath a nnn And Uncle Sam is giving him 4 stick to steady habits of work and | Sosod._. oT | Y : fine report: “Deportment, excel- moderation—have their answer A WALLPAPER FINISH ® - lent; Progress, above average.” in “undgzgzaduates” like Willie. x SSSsoSSS SESS ie <= a That goes for all those under- Her BHOSXS<SL aN. , ez graduaté veterans. Like Willie, they 4) . [- . —— wna TRANS-PLASTIC: PRODUCTS TIPU Phone 9178 ae SURE EL STREP! uu “ we by