The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-11
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by D"1 H.
Jeanette 10.

There are signs Of the exodus O.
many friends from Our Town
Boxes and suitcases are being
packed. Plants are being trimmed
Storm shutters are over the win
dows - and many houses are
taking on the air of waiting fol
next winter.
Somehow or other, the closed
houses do not make Our Town ap
pear deserted. It is just as if they
have a sign "See you in Novem
ber' across their front.
And for those who remain be
hind, it is a time to look into
camps for children, to pour over
road maps, to decide just where
to spend that vacation.
Summer has arrived.
Before we head anywhere, let:
shop for what we shall need
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Sandal time has arrived at the
Globe Shoe Store, $40 Fleming
Street. Give your feet a cool
time Of II. There Is . style san.
daI Just for you at the Globe
including flats and wedges. Saw
q sood-Iookins thong sandal. And
then, there is "strap" and "dou'
BILE strap" - wide bands Of soft
leather either secured with bUe.
klss or Joined TO the sole with
elastic for comfortable fit. No
matter the combination the straps
end in - they're fIatfering.
Straw shoes are particularly ap.
propriafe for this time Of year
and they are extremely easy to
take care Of. A terrific choice in
sizes. eoIors and type make the
Globe Shoe Store your sandal
headquarters.
Young feet want to be pretty
and cool and yet the sandals
must be sturdy to keep up with
constant activity Of your children.
New summer sandals for them
have Just arrived Of Globe and
are they every sood-looking. The
gay mvIfi-eoIors and smart looks
do not cover up the excellent
workmanship and sfUrdiness Of
these sandals. Your child will
really be thrilled with his new
shoes" from Globe.
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FOR THE BEST CAR DEAL
INCUR TOWN - see Navarro
Inc!
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Met Clara Claasen, one OF the
editors for Doubleday Publishers
and was intrigued by some of her
extra !, curricular duties, other
than reading manuscripts.
Seems as if she had spent most
Of her time here, exploring the
shops for fabric - vivid tropical
prints and Balinese-type designs,
so that she could take it to New
York. The material is to make
pajamas for one of the most fam.
Gus historical novelists who prefers
flashy nocturnal rainment.
Shucks no - can't tell you his
name!
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There is always something ex-
trs.spseisl about having q good
picture made. Poray Studio, 404
on Sovfhard Street realize this
and every photograph taken there
has many years Of experience
behind II. Also, great care and
attention to even the minvfest
detail assure you Of q fine like.
ness Of $50 well, IT'S getting on
to the "sirl graduate" and "boy
graduate" time Of the year.
Leaving high school marks q
milestone that one always re.
members. A picture Of how you
locked then might cause hiIarity
twenty years from now-bUt IL
will always be . priceless re.
minder Of happy days.
So, parents please phone Pc.
ray, 2.30Se and make an appoint.
ment for your proud graduate.
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SARTORIAL STRAWS: - Wal
ACE Kirke's huge plantation
straw hat.
Sam Harris cocoanut straw,
with deep "draped" colorful band.
Ankle Farmers foreign le-
gion" number.
The striking hat bands on Jack
rhompson's wide brimmed straws.
And, you all know the famous
straw hats worn by Bernie Papy.
And Johnnie Marlborough has
his duckbin bonnets for
straw fedoras!
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Was left stunned the other eve.
ming when q friend said that !
should tell you more about the
BookshoP, Just below Simonton
on Fleming Street. because II is
50 wonderful
colIy. perhaps I haven't made
II clear Just how many books
covering hundreds Of subjects
are to be found here. For in.
stance, Rear Adm. Robert A.
TheobaId's best seller. "Finai