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St. Croix Avis, 1920-07-10, page 4

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Newspapers
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St. Croix Avis
Kind
Newspaper
Island
St. Croix
Date
1920-07-10
Pages
1
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S P gty oy vdg Hart-Parr Tracto ~ . Hart-Parr Tractor. . G e o » At Sion Farm duplieate its excellent Porto Rican records when in the presence of MESSRS. L NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it ‘piov,fed 1¢ Acres, using 10 Gals, Kerosene in 8 hours, which means that it would plow 5.8 Acres in a day of 10 hours. : = Considering the condition of the ground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. . AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. Ponce, Porto Rico. Beit eracted by the Colonial Coun- cil of St. Croix im session assembled: No eranage on produce and other Mer- chandize shipped from the public wha_rf or any private wharf at the port of Chris- tiansted shall in future be charged, ex- cept where the crane is actually made use of. Thus duly passed at the Ist Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council, held Monday, June 14, 1520. Christiansted, June 17, 1920, D. C. CANEGATA, ROB&. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The above Ordinance is hereby sanc- tioncd and approved. …

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S P gty oy vdg Hart-Parr Tracto ~ . Hart-Parr Tractor. . G e o » At Sion Farm duplieate its excellent Porto Rican records when in the presence of MESSRS. L NIELSEN and C. RINGBERG it ‘piov,fed 1¢ Acres, using 10 Gals, Kerosene in 8 hours, which means that it would plow 5.8 Acres in a day of 10 hours. : = Considering the condition of the ground which had not been plowed in three years and without having rain in six months it is a performance which places this machine in a class by itself. . AUFFANT & ANTONSANTI, Agents. Ponce, Porto Rico. Beit eracted by the Colonial Coun- cil of St. Croix im session assembled: No eranage on produce and other Mer- chandize shipped from the public wha_rf or any private wharf at the port of Chris- tiansted shall in future be charged, ex- cept where the crane is actually made use of. Thus duly passed at the Ist Ordinary Meeting of the Colonial Council, held Monday, June 14, 1520. Christiansted, June 17, 1920, D. C. CANEGATA, ROB&. L. MERWIN, Secretary. Chairman. The above Ordinance is hereby sanc- tioncd and approved. Witness my hand and the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States the Ist day of July 1920. J. W. OMAN, Governor. Frederiksted, July 7th, 1920. jalio! Hallo! Halio! Hallo! A Gala Time Coming. Y request of several friends and well- wishers, the Century Brass Band, during this month will be circulating some subscription lists, which are expect- ed to be the last (if well responded to) a. least as regards payment on the In- struments presently on hand. On the 28th of the n.'(mth when the lists are supposed to be ciosed, the Band will give a big tramp around the town and take the people out on the Oval where Cakes and cream (perhaps other things too) will be on Sale. All being weil and evvrythlpg working favorable a Gali time 1s premised as the moonlight ought 1o be nice that night. Program in details la'er. FREDERIKSIED CENTURY BRASS BAND Received Ex S. S. Guiana. FORD WINDSHIELDS, MUFFLERS, BRAX E LINING. SPEDOMETER. CABLES and SWIVEL JOINTS, WHEE]L. PULLERS, Two and three gang Switches, HYDROMETERS, CHAMPION X and SPiL.ITDOKF SPARK PLUGS. Dust Caps, Valve Caps and Bushings, LOCKWASHERS, COTTER PINS, GREASE GUNS, CYLINDAR HEAD BOLTS. : KEYS for SWITCH BOX, ADJUSTING CONES, SPINDLE BODY BUSHING, VALVES, TAll, LIGHTS. \CHAMPION PORCELAINS, TIRE TAPE, KLAXON HORNS, and COMPRESSION WHISTLES, GASKETS, SOCKKET WRENCH SETS, GOUGDRICH TIMERS. BUICK SPOT LIGHTS, TIRE GAUGES, VALVE REPAIR TOOLS, UPPER SPRINGS for COLL,. FORD HUB CAFPS. JOHNSON’S PREPARED WAX, AUTO BULBS. Ra-di-no-I.eak, Hood Lacing, Metal t ump Connections. AUBACH’S CANDY BARS, LIFE SAVERS, NUT TOOTSIE ROLLS, | CARTER’S FOUNTAIN PEN INK, SNAP SHOT ALBUMS, ENGELS ARY SORNERS, Typewriter Ribbons and Paper, GALV. WASH PANS. ERIK. R. STAKEMANN. : in this town on Tuesday as- LOST ternoon, A LADIES GOLD : CHAIN. Finder will he re- warded on hringing same at this office. Received BY LATEST ARRIVALS, At Stakemann’s Store The famous INGERSOL and LEANARD WATCHES, EVER REAMY, GEM, GILLETTE, and AUTOSTROP. SAFEPY RAZORS & BLADES. DURHAN DUPLEX SAFETY RAZ- ORS & BLADES, Genco & Berkshire Straight Blade Razors, Pocket Knives, FRANCO Flashligits, Batteries and Bulbs, COLGATES RERFUMES, SOAPS & POWDER, FLORIDA WATER, SHAVING SOAP & CREAM, CUTICURA & RESINOL SOAP., Ribbon Dental Cream, WOODBURY POWDER, ; POMPEIAN DAY & NIGHT CREAM, ENAMEL & GLASSWARE, THERMOS BOTTLES & EILLERS, GOODYEAR NEOLIN SOLES & RUBBER HEELS, PANAMA HATS, : HAT BRANDS, & SWEAT BANDS. IVORY HAND MIRRORS, BICYCLE & AUT ) SUPPLIES. also a small assortment of 4th of July Goods. ERIK R. STAKEMANN. For good appetiteand good digestion use Dr. Ross’ Life Pills. Beaders, No. 20-17.