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This Week's Featured Property for Sale WEEK OF DECEMBER 25, 2013 This Week's ...512 Periwinkle Way! 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths w/Loft SSMbOi jawoisno leiiuapisau Featured Property i ” 'F " —W Deep Water, Canal Front w/Direct Access im , .!■ . eezs# ;iuuad www.5 f 2PeriwinkleWay.com Id ‘SU3AW Id for Sale... $979,000 Call Eric Pfeifer aivd 3 0 V lS 0 d sn H 239-472-0004 ais aisdd Pfeifer Realty Group Bailey’s to roll out 5th limited edition Christmas ornament ered daily for refrigeration, newspapers and mail were Pag' Specia! to the Islander Bailey's General Store has unveiled its newest limited dropped off at the dock for delivery. In addition to the B B edition ornament depicting the Bailey’s “Store on the socialization opportunities offered by the tearoom, there Bay." which was used from 1926 until 1966. This is the was also a 9-hole golf course to the west of the store for fifth in their series of limited edition collector ornaments. relaxation. The ornament is dedicated to the memory of Francis P. The store building remains intact as a part of the Bailey Jr.. who operated the store from 1944 until his Sanibel Historical Village and Museum. The spirit of passing on June 8, 2013. at the age of 92. being the center of life on the Islands is still evident today The “new store," as Francis called it. was built to in the current Bailey’s Store. People continue to call for replace the original store, which was destroyed in the information, directions, weather and utility updates. And hurricane of 1926. The “Store on the Bay" was located Bailey’s is still the place to “see and be seen" for "Dailey on the shore of San Carlos Bay at the end of the current Bailey’s” and by neighbors and friends on the islands. Bailey Road, built securely on pilings and had a long Each ornament is made of 24k gold on brass and dock extending into the bay. The ferry boats landed there, comes in a Royal Blue presentation folder showing the passengers disembarked, deliveries were made and those Bailey’s logo on the front. The folder contains a certifi­ leaving the island boarded the departing ferries. Like the cate indicating the limited edition ornament number and original store, this store stocked items needed by the res­ munications. as well as a public phone for use by those giving a brief description of the particular significance of idents of the islands for daily activities. arriving and departing. There was a small tea room for the design. The ornaments, certificates and folders are The store was the center of many activities on the ferry passengers and locals. Automobiles could fill up at produced by The Charleston Mint of Brevard, North island. Western Union provided news and outside com­ the gas pumps outside the front, ice blocks were deliv- Carolina. I CANNOT TELL A LIE.JT'S SIMPLY THE BEST...I CANNOT TELL A LIE. ..IT'S SIMPLY THE BEST... p -- N ow taking orcfei^s \\ We Wish You A « w y o f o v ' , ^iew Year’s Eve table * ^ Quarts, Pints, 4ew Year / Frozen Cannoli, Holiday Hours: k * Cream Cupcakes Dec. 31: Open t i m e ? until 6pm ^ (Tazza Torta Gelato) Com e See W hy There’s tan. 1: Closed , *, Champagne ujn. Z: Re-Open Italian Ice Cream Always a Crow d (Bakeiy at Sam [ Sorbetto IceCream at 9am) A t Pinocchio’s U ^ A S a n Tradition for 3 3 Y e a r s H Home of the Original Sanibel Krunch®, Dirty Sand Dollar® <& Key Lime Frozen Yogurt 9 We make it today and serve it tomorrow. It can't get any fresher than that! Jjtj Ice Creams - Gelato - Sorbets - Frozen Yogurt - Shakes - Malts - Smoothies - Frozen Coffee Drinks Sanibel-Captiva Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, December 25, 2013 > Y - < 2 0 1 2 7 0 Q S’ Q ^ ^ ^ ■ B B n This handcrafted Sanibel & Captiva Jewelry collection has been an Island tradition for the past 25-years. Discover these stunning treasures and so much more exclusively at Lily & Co. ■'Under The Sea" Benefitting Bailey-Mattheus Shell Museum New Years Eve to Benefit The Sanibel Recreation Center Mini-Golf Sponsorship Benefit The Sanibel Community Association December 26-29 VOTED STORE IN THE NATION BEST OF THE ISLANDS SEVEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS! NEW 520 TARPON BAY ROAD (ACROSS FROM BAILEY'S) I SANIBEL, FL 33957 YEAR! 239-472-2888 • LILYJEWELERS.COM NEW YEARS EVE 2013 COYOTE STYLE G r e e t i n g s ! Introducing "Perfection" a favorite around the Blue Coyote and although rare, still available. 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It’s a mystery, I suppose, Dessert Tray -Coffee Service just know, but some evenings you ° J c from the first contact with your lips, # < * RESERVATIONS it's going to be perfection.... and I $ 7 5 . 0 0 P e r P e r s o n (plus tax & gratuity) picked his favorite wine, too. Please Call For Reservations 239-472-9222 BLUE COYOTE SUPPER CLUB Located at: 1 239-472-9222 The Sanibel Island Golf Club www.facebook.com/BlueCoyoteSanibel 1110 Par View Drive Sanibel, FL 33957 Page Page 5 M R o b b & S t u c k y Week of Wednesday, December 25, 2013 captivasanibel.com Sanibel-Captiva Islander INTERNATIONAL ©WINTER • ••••• SAVE UP TO 40% OFF STOREWIDE!* PLUS, ADDITIONAL SAVINGS O N ALL SOFAS & CHAIRSt Now is the time to save some cold hard cash on the perfect, just-for-you made sofas and chairs to match your distinctive taste and lifestyle. Hurry, this special savings offer won't last long. iTTT m FORT MYERS: LIVE LIFE.. A rt’i to r ACT 13170 S. Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers, FL 33907 Phone: (239) 415-2800 PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES www.RobbStuckyintl.com NAPLES: LOW PRICE GUARANTEE 355 9th Street South, Naples, FL 34102 * t Sale prices are marked off MSRP. RSI never sells at MSRP; CUSTOM W IN D O W TREATMENTS Phone: (239) 732-2400 our prices are always lower. Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, American & FLOOR COVERINGS Leather, Century Furniture arid other value collections excluded. Store Hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 6pm, Sun: Noon - 5pm RSI is not responsible for typographical errors. WORLDWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE 6 WE MAKE IT EASY. YOU MAKE IT HOME. 3BR/2.5BA w/Pool • New Construction, Steps to Beach . 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms • Huge Boat Dock w/Deep Water Access • 4BD/3BA Located on 3/4 Acre Lot • Fully Furnished on Beach • Fireplace. Elevator. Vaulted Ceiling. Built-lns • Breathtaking Exterior Elevation • Beautifully Updated Throughout .$1,195,000 M I5 2130916 . $1,895,000 MI.S 2120929 .$440,000'MLS 2130290 McMurray & Nette 239.850.7888 Burns Family Team 239.464.2984 Sally Davies 239.691.3319 Captiva Village Charm Beautiful Water View at South Seas | Troon Court-Sanctuary ¥ r • 5BD/5BA Plus Screened Pool • 1BD/2BA Directly on the Bayside Marina . Ciorgeous 3BD/4BA Estate Home • Architect Designed. Decorator Furnished • Peaceful Views From Your Large Screened Lanai • Wonderful. Open Floor Plan • Near Beach. Shops. Restaurants • Steps to Beach, Shoppina. Dining & Captiva Village • Beautiful Views of Lake and #12 Green .$1,995,000 MLS 2131073 .$275,000 MLS 2131145 .$1,295,000 MLS 2120084 Jim Branyon 239.565.3233 Vicki Panico & Fred Newman 239.980.0088 McMurray 8; Nette 239.281.4435 Captiva Beach Sanibel Escape Property Little Lake Murex • Direct Gulf of Mexico Views . Furnished 3BD/3.5BA w/2 Car Garage • 1'/«Acre Lot Borders Wildlife Refuge • 100' of Beach Frontage • Impeccably Remodeled • Private Setting - Deeded Beach Access • Can be Purchased with Neighboring Lot . Virtual Tour: www.4992Joewood.info • Custom Built - One Owner - Many Upgrades .$2,995,000 MLS 2121110 .$1,459,000 MLS 2130936 .$749,999 MLS 2131264 Burns Family Team 239.464.2984 Bob 8; Viv Radigan 239.691.6240 Jim Branyon 239.565.3233 Best Location on the Beach Beach Home 6 Pelicans Roost R oyalV s h e l l , Real state RoyalShellSales.com • Spectacular Unobstructed Views of Sanibel Coastline . Directly on the Beach at South Seas Resort . 2BD/2BA GulfView Condo • Newly Updated with Decorator Furnishings • Large, Updated 3BD/3BA Stand Alone • On-Site Rentals & Management • 3/2. Tennis. Pool & Garage • Beautiful Pool, Tennis & World Class Sunsets • Rare-to-Market Corner Unit 239.472.0078 • $1,295,000 MLS 2131187 .$1,997,500 MLS 2130265 Sanibel-Captiva Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, December 25, 2013 B Page • $745,000 MLS 2130603 McMurray & Nette 239.850.7888 Fred Newman & Vicki Panico 239.826.2704 Burns Family Team 239.464.2984 Florida: Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, Naples, Ocala, Sanibel and Captiva Islands North Carolina: Cashiers, Franklin, Highlands, Lake Glenville, Lake Toxaway and Sapphire Valley .
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