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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07

" Vincent McDermott, junior
partner in the Reedy Forwarding
Company. who was on a business
visit to Miami, returned over the
highway Sunday.
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COMING EVENTS

The following events cover the
week of January 5 to January IL:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7
Monroe-"Desert Vengeance"
and Its in the Air"
Palace-"Lovers Divine" with
Helen Chalder. Also comedy and
shorts.
Bayview Park-4:30 P. NJ. So
cial League diamondball game.
Bayviwe Park-Handball and
tennis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07

Manuel Domeneehe, who was
spending a while with relatives at
West Palm Beach, returned on the
morning plane.
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Politicians being advised 70
avoid the rum uoss" peril
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Harris School
PIT. A. To Meet

Regular meeting of Harris
School PIT. Association is to be
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PERSONAL MENTION

Frank Lewinsky, who was in
Miami for a brief business trip,
returned this morning by plane.
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C. P. Hogeboom, u. S. customs
service in Port Everglades, Mrs.
Hogeboom and son C. P. Jr., who
arrived over the highway Sunday.
win leave tomorrow morning. Mr..
Hogeboom came to attend the ses-
sion of federal court.
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Mrs. J.. s. Moore, son James,
Jr.. and daughter Catherine. ar
rived over the highway this week
and are making preparations to
join Mr.. Moore, head OF the
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w. j. Parrish, prominent south
Florida merchant, who was in the
city for a short visit with friends.
left yesterday by plane for Mi
ami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-01-07

Reedy Forwarding Company. who
is located in Miami.
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Giovanni Guerrero. who was
arrested in Key West charged
with. Illegal entry to the United
States and was later released on
bond, arrived this morning by
plane to answer to the charges in
federal court.
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b. d. Trevor, who was absent
from the city on business. re-
turned over the highway yester-
day afternoon. He was accom-
panied by Hubert Baker, who is
here for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
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John A. Luff. with the Western
Union Telegraph Company in
New York, arrived by plane this
morning to join Mrs. Luff and
daughter who are spending the
winter with relatives.
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Miss Camille -Santini and Olga
Perez, who were spending the
holidays in Miami with their
families, returned by plane this
morning to resume their studies
at the Convent of Mary I'M
macuiate
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Herman Holtsberg, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Holtsberg, who
had been visiting at points in the
state. returned on the plane from
Miami this morning.
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TO-DAY. THROUGHOUT Key West, ciga-
i rette counters offer you new cigarette
delight. Double.Mellolu Old Colds, made
ofthe finest tobacco ever put in cigarette.
But we are getting ahead of our story.
Lorillard set out to create new stand
ard of quality in popular priced cigarettes.
"Never mind the costi" LoriIlard's leaf
men were told. "Go out and buy up the
pick of the worlds prize tobacco crops.
~Scour the American and Turkish mar
kets. Get the luxury types of tobacco;
those customarily used in the most ex-
pensiye cigarettes"
Lorillasd had to wait two long years
before this tobacco could be passed along
to you. Now, double-aged and mellowed
LIT Is ready for you in Double-Mellow
Cd Colds.
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POLK REPUBLICANS !
ORGANIZE; TO PICK
TICKET ON MAY 9Th

COLUMBUS, March 16.-Thc
Polk county Republican conven-
ton was held in the courthouse
in Columbus Wednesday after
noon. All townships in the coun-
ty were represented by delegates
who were elected in the township
meetings held last week. ..... .,,!
Sheriff Edgar Newman was rc"
elected county chairman and Geo.
Deadmont was elected secretary.
Delegates to the state convention
were named as follows: R. L. Nc
Nicely, Tryon; Walter Thompson,
Saluda; Twitty Jackson, Mill
Spring; Ralph Jackson, Coopers
Gap; Robert Cole, Shields; Edgar
Newman, and Fred Arledge, dele
gates-at-large. ' -
Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing w. c. Meekins for anoth:
er term as state chairman.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, May 6, at which time
a county ticket will be named.
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GORGEOUS
BY LAURA LOU sROOKMAN
@ s,6 kEh Service. Ia.

, left lying on the counter, or of
the watches in their case.
For 20 minutes more she was
busy. Then she was surprised by
a touch on her arm. Miss Bur
rows, the buyer, said, "Miss Ryan,
will you come with me to Mr..
HendersOn's office. Right away,
please"
"Why-yes."
Toby could see that something
was wrong. She stepped out into
the aisle beside Miss Burrows
and said anxiously, what is it?
Has anything happened"
I'D rather not say anything
until we're upstairs"
That was all. But Miss Bur-
rows who had always been pleas
ant and friendly was suddenly an
other person-distant, unsmiling,
"a stranger. Something W A 5
wrong.
Toby's eyes darted to. the buy
er's again. She was about to speak
but once more Miss Burrows said,
st will be better to wait until
Iyp'rp unStairSn
They stepped into the elevator,
stepped out a moment later on a
hallway that was carpeted. Then
they were entering Il door mark
ed "Private.'
Toby had never been in this
office before. A middle-aged man
with Il large chin and wearing
trimmed spectacles sat at a large,
highly-pollshed desk. Miss Bur
rows stepped forward. She said,
."This is the girl, Mr.. Henderson.
Her name is Toby Ryan"
The man at the desk cleared his
throat. "Won't you - all - SIT
down." he said, motioning toward
chairs. He went on, looking at
Toby, "Well, young woman, what
have you to say for YOURSELF"
Miss Burrows cut in, 81 haven, t
discussed it with her. | didn't
want others listening" She turned
toward Toby. "You might as well
tell the TRUTH" she went on.
"We'l find out soon enough II
you don't. What did you do with
the watch?"
Toby's blue-gray eyes wldened.
"What do you mean" she asked
Miss Burrows went on brlskly,
"T'm warning you that it will be
better for you to tell the truth;
You know you could be arrested
for this" .,
But, Miss Burrows, | don't
know what you're talking about!
Panic edged the girls words,
Panic stared out of the blue-gray
eyes.
"Do you deny" the older wo-
man asked sharply, that you
went to the advertising depart
ment for the four watches sketch
ed for Saturdays advertisements"
ono, of course not"
"Do you deny that you recelV-
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blow to the other girls pride
This was much worse!
Maurine's face, above the care:
fully penciled crimson lips, went
white, and the customer, asking
the price of the charm bracelet
had to repeat her question.
1t was only a few moments la
ter that Toby slipped the watches
into their place on the satin folds
inside the counter. Then she GOT
out the brown-covered book in
which merchandise borrowed by
other departments was listed. 1t
was a rule that merchandise taken
anywhere else in the store must
be "signed out" and "signed in
with the name Of the person to
whom it was entrusted.
Toby, about to sign for the
watches, looked up to see Maurine
beside her. She did not notice
that the other girl seemed agitat-
ed. e.
Maurinc controlled her voice
well. "There's woman over
there" she said with nod, "who
has been waiting for you"
Toby turned, and instantly re-
membered. 1t was the woman in
the leopard coat--the one who had
bought the compact and then dis
covered she lacked money to pay
for it.
The woman looked up ard rec
ogniZed Toby. The girl smiled and
hurried forward. you've come
for your package, haven't your
Toby said. "It's right here. III
get it"
She turned to the wrapping
desk and was back with the pack
age. 81 hope you'll like it," she
said, handing the package across
the counter.
The woman opened her purse
and took out bill. "While Pm
here" she said, 81 believe I'll
look at that other compact you
showed me-the hammered silver
one. l think perhaps I'd like to
have both Of them
Certainly"
Toby got out the tray of COM
pacts and the woman decided to
take the silver one. Waiting for
her package to be wrapped and
to receive her change, she said,
eve some more shopping to do
next week-gifts for some pieces
of mine. You've been so nice
about this, l think Id like to have
you wait on me-"
"Tll be glad to-" Toby told her.
"Any time"
1t was nice to have customers
ask for you. That was how some
of the girls were able to boost the
totals in their sales books far
above the others, thereby earning
bonuses. Toby had only one or
TWO such REGULARS" She was
grateful to the woman in the
leopard coat.
She turned to her next custom
er. Not once did Toby think of
the brown-covered book she had
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ed the watches from Mr.. kcllcr?'
"No."
"Then why didn't you return
them to the case?"
"But | did,"
".All of them?"
eyes" 49,.
"There. are three watches. in
the CASE" Miss Burrows said.
"The fourth-and most valuable
lis not there"
| But, Miss Burrows, did put
| all OF them in the case. All four
of them. 1t must be there"
The brown-covered book lay on
the desk. Miss Burrows picked
it up. "If you returned the
watches, why didn't you sign for
them" she asked.
"But l did" Toby begai.. then
suddenly stopped. She remember
ed she hadn't signed the book. She
had meant to-and then she had
gone to wait on the woman in the
leopard coat instead.
Mr.. Henderson was Tipping
back the pages of the notebook.
He held it up, opened to the last
page on which there was an entry.
There is no signature" he said,
except the one showing that the
watches were taken to the adver-
Using department. 1t seems"
& I; =
There was a knock at the door
and Henderson called out, Come
in"
A man in blue suit, wearing a
felt hat, entered. He pulled off
the hat rather awkwardly as he
crossed to Henderson's desk and
laid something down. 1t was a
tiny, diamond-studded wri st
watch.
eve. found it," the m n
drawled, Gin her locker"
Toby did not understand what
he meant for a moment. She
looked up to face three pair of
eyes staring at her, three facs,
grimly accusing. Suddenly the
girl threw up one hand.
"Jt isn't true!" she cried. at
it can't be. | didn't take the
watch and | don't know anything
about it! l tell you | didn't take
it-r
Her head dropped forward and
she covered her face with both
her hands. Sobs shook her Shout
ders. The voices of the others
went on, but Toby did not hear
them. She did not know what
they were saying. She wept on
until Miss Burrows touched her
shoulder.
Come" the woman said. "The
cashier will give you your check.
It's an hour before closing time,
but you needn't go back to the
department. Since the watch has
been returned we won't go any
further with the matter"
Toby took her hands from her
tear-stained face. But, Miss Bur-
rows, | didn't take the watch"
she insisted. "Oh, won't you
please believe me-"
The older woman only said,
"Come with me. I'll speak to the
cashier"
Ten minutes later Toby Ryan
was walking along the slushy
street. Tears blinded her and she
brushed them back, but they
would not stop. PasSers-by turned
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BEGIN HERE TODAY


Toby Ryan, 10, works behind
the jewelry counter of a large
Manhattan department store. On
her way to work during the crowd
ed morning rush hour, Toby col
lides with a good-looking young
man. She forgets the incident
but the young man, Tim Jameson
(who does not know her name)
bets friend that within "a hours
he will have a date with her.
He comes to the store next day.
In order to talk to Toby he buys
a tray Of rhinestone clips. Tim
asks her to have dinner With him,
insists, in spite of her refusal,
that he will wait for her.
Toby is sent to the advertising
department for some watches left
there to be sketched.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER V
If Toby Ryan, stepping cut Of
the elevator on the first floor of
Bergman's department store, had
turned to the left instead Of the
right, it is possible that none Of
the things that happened that af-
ternoon would have taken place.
Toby could have reached the
icwelry department either way.
The distance was exactly the
same.
By turning to the right she
passed the silverwarc counters.
She was carrying the four
wrist watches in her hand. An
alert, business-like little figure,
Toby moved quickly. As she pass
ed the silverwarc department Mr..
Pharis, the young buyer, stepped
into the aisle. He said, "If you're
going in for smuggling you must
be an amateur. That's not the
way"
He was smiling good-naturedly.
Toby couldn't very well brush
past him. She said, indicating the
1--WE just brought them
from the advertising department.
They made a sketch Of Them
Mr.. Pharis picked up the tiny
"debutante special" "How much
is this onc?" he asked.
"Seventy-nine fifty"
Good little watch" Mr.. Pharis
nodded. He turned it over, cX-
the other side. "Looks to
me-" he went one, ''like a good
value"
Toby agreed that she thought
it was.
Maurinc Ball, two counters be-
You'd, glanced up just then. Maui
line saw Mr.. Pharis with his head
bent slightly and Toby listening,
nodding in agreement. Maurine
didn't see the watches. But she
knew that when Mr.. Pharis look
ed at her like that, invariably he
asked for a date. She concluded,
that he was making a
date with Toby.
Anger, consuming and unrca-
soning, swept over Maul'ine. The
day before, when Toby had been
chosen to pose for the advertis-
ing photographs, it had been a
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to look at the girl curiously. Toby
did not see them. She walked on,
unaware that the cold wind was
blowing her coat back, that the
soles of her feet were wet and
that she was shivering. H.
Bergman's was behind her =
Bergman's and the job she had
been so proud of. She was not
going back there--ever. She had
been discharged, branded a thief.
ITO be continued1 -
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LAWN GRASS SEEDS, lawn fer
tilizer, garden seeds, field seeds,
onion sets, cabbage plants,
seed potatoes, RoySter fertili-
zers, Ultra-lifed f e e d $ for
health, growth and production.
ID. r. Hart Company.
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VETERANS - Let your bonus
help you build a home or I'M
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork, Coal. Lerox
Park. Phone 500. =
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H. D. HYDER "on the bank" at
the depot offers 200 lbs nitrate
of soda for $3.15. Attractive
fertilizer prices. Seed potatoes,
garden and flower seeds. Cash
register for sale.
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CALIFORNIA EXPORTS UP

SAN FRANCISCO. (UP) -
CALIFORNIA; exports for 1885 to.
tailed $211,36O,000, gain Of
$40, 5000 over 1884. Imports
for the year amounted to $l22,-
342,647. -
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PROFESSIONAL DRESS M A X
ING-Plain sewing. Remodel
ing. Refining ladies', mems
coats, coatsuits. Alterations.
Reasonable. 200 Buncombe.
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NURSERY STOCK - The public
will soon be ordering rose bush
es, shrubbery and fruit trees.
What have you to sell? Adver-
tise it.
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SHADES IN PAINTS and stains
are easily selected when seen
on actual surfaces as we have
them in our office. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, builders sup
plies. millwork. 4th Ave. East.
Phone 81.
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l3--Merchandise

ITS SO-Pace's 25c special cof-
fee and PAGES pure pork zoe
sausage have made and kept
friends for PAGES Market. Try
them. Phone 81. +
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BORROW FUNDS TO refinance,
build OF improve your home on
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write us.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association.
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Special Notices

GIBBS MILL to engage bread
corn. | to so bushels, 65c.
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12-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co. =
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p. ask f0r information
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E,Tii notify Immediately
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\ ais are always cash IN
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ONION SETS and packaged seeds
for sale. Still buying furs, tai
low, and beeswaX. Sherman, 5
Grocery.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For pi-
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. Brunson Furni-
ture Co. 4
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THAT OLD GOLD-Make it turn
over and work for you. We pay
highest cash prices for old gold.
Sherman's Sporting G o o d
Store,
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II. D. HYDER "on the bank" All
depot has attractive fertilizer
prices, seed potatoes, and seeds.
Cash register and counter
scales for sale.
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LILY BLOOMS AFTER 4,YEARS

TOLEDO. (UP) - After four
years of, faithful cultivation
species Of lily belonging, to MIS-
LOUIS Ruttcr has finally bloonied.
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RADIO BARGAINS-Some espe-
cially good ones in used sets
from $3.50 to $4,000. Mid City
Tire Co. +
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CELEBRATING THE ? MIL
LIONETH .PHILCO! GREATER.
values! BIGGER trade-in allow
ance! LOWER down payments,
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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$1.OO PARKE DAVIS Cod Liver
Oil, 79c; $1:00 Wampole's
Preparation, zoe: Dr.. Vests
and Prophylactic tooth brushes,
SOC; soc Milk of Magnesia, zoe.
Freeze Drug Company. +
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CIRCUMCISION, CAPUDINE,
DOan'S pills, NateX, Marmola
tablets. Clements tonic and
other standard drug store items
advertised in this newspaper.
all for sale by Wilson Drug
Company.
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22-Roonns

ROOMS FOR RENT-Two bright,
sunny, unfinished, private en-
trance. Bath between. Apply to
1920 Patton Street.
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PROPERTY OWNERS-If your
house is vacant perhaps we can
find you Il good tenant or buy
er. Phone us at $50. Edw. r.
Sutherland Co.
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EXPERIENCED sslespeople, part
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and Plants
'-FOOdstuffs

A. ~~U y, JERSEY butter
S.' Mrs ) ScbnTJo,.
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3I-Real Estate

WANTED-Listings of houses for
summer season renting. If your
house is for rent this season
list it with Ewbank and Ew-
bank. Phone 80.
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WE CARRY a complete line cf
roofing materials at our ware
house on Ash street, near the
depot. Phone 3. J. H. Rcaban,
agent; or local dealers.
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IRISH COBBLER Potatoes for
sale. S1.OO bushel, cash. r. X.
Stepp, HenderSonville, n. c.,
Route 4.
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ll-Household Goods

ZEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSOn Furniture Co.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

LOST-Smooth-haired white male
Fox Terrier in Druid Hills sec
ton. Reward. Call Hoch 475-W.
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USE ARMOUR'S Big Crop" fer
tilizer to make digger" crops.
Farmers Federation.
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WANTED-Dry, poplar lumber
I" X 12". Shealy's Machine
Works. Church St.
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A REAL BARGAIN-Six-piece
bed room suite. Original cost
$l25.00, for only $3.50. Reli-
able Furniture Co. Opposite
Courthouse. =
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SEED POTATOES $l.0O bushel.
Fertilizer. All kinds onion sets,
cabbage plants. onion plants,
seeds that grow. Range stoves.
Govan Hyder'S Seed Store.
Phone $50.
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